Local Classified Highlights From Pendleton Ads
A collage of ads lists suppliers, rents, and services in Pendleton. Houser’s meat, Neuman’s supplies, and Sharp’s wallpapers advertise goods. Gratz’s serves seafood and chowder. Brock & McComas promote Solace hair insoles. 50 dollar furniture giveaway teased at Rader’s. and rental notices seek furnished rooms and two cottages.
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Houser’s
Neuman’s
Sharp
Rader
Joerger's
Rohrman’s
Chris
Eyewear Sells Shades to Shield Eyes from Sun Dust
An ad notes protective eyewear in several shades priced from 25 cents to 1 dollar. It urges careful use of eyes under glare and alkali dust, promoting glass options as essential protection from harsh conditions.
Marriage License Filed for Berlin and Hays in County
A marriage license was filed this morning by Frank A. Berlin and Theressa Hays, both residents of the county. The Salt Lake baseball loan has made application to come into the Northwest league.
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Frank A. Berlin
Theressa Hays
Salt Lake
Cone
Wheat market outlook hints at two thirds of last year’s crop
In a county discussion on the wheat crop, buyer T G Montgomery says old wheat remains in strong demand and commands up to 85 cents for cores, while new wheat fetches 60 to 65 cents. He expects prices to hover near 65 cents when the market opens, with no great rise likely. Forecasts point to yields about two thirds of last year, with quality good but stalks short. Weather may slightly improve heads but ripening is near.
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T. G. Montgomery
Montgomery
Health Committee Launches Vigorous Pendleton Campaign
The city health committee urges business leaders and residents to help clean filth, stagnant water, and garbage to keep Pendleton sanitary in hot weather. Officials praise citizen cooperation and civic pride, calling for immediate action without waiting for board reminders.
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City Health Committee
Pendleton
Health Board
Fifty Visiting Nuns Attend North West Convent Meet
A large delegation of about 50 sisters from North West convents visited the Sisters of St. Joseph's Academy for two weeks. They came for recreation and to discuss the upcoming year’s schoolwork and the interests of the many schools they operate. Most have returned home, though a few remain.
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Sisters of
St. Francie
Northwest
St. Joseph's Academy
Will Organize Thursday Evening Lions Lodge
State organizers of the Order of Lions staged an entertaining exhibition at Main and Alta last night drawing a large crowd. They performed moving pictures and songs while plans to organize a city lodge proceed with over 60 applying. The lodge is slated for Painter's Hall next Thursday evening.
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Order of Lions
Main
Alta
Painter's Hall
Insoles promise natural foot temperature all year
Winter and Summer insoles claim hair is not a conductor of heat, keeping feet at the body's natural temp. They say cold damp feet cause many ailments and offer the product for sale by Brock & McComur Co at 100 per pair, three for 2.
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K Smith
Brock & McCo Co
Brock & McComas Co
Brock & McComur Co
Indian Celebration Invitation at Umatilla Reservation
The Umatilla Reservation Indians extend an invitation to all white people to attend the Fourth of July celebration. No whiskey will be allowed on the reservation and anyone found with whiskey will be arrested by the Indian police. A good time is guaranteed.
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Umatilla Reservation
Nelson Brothers Held for Trial in Robbery Case
Albert A. and Walter Nelson from Walla Walla were charged with stealing $200 from C. C. Hastings. They were arraigned before Justice Thomas Fite and waived examination. Remanded to county jail, bail possible for one. the other to await the next court session.
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Nelson Brothers
C. L. Hastings
Albert A
Walter Nelson
Walla Walla
Hastings
Peach
Thomas Fite Gerald
Cheoult
Pioneer Stage Man J B Keeney Headed to Prairie Real Estate
Pioneer stage man J B Keeney from Elgin traveled Saturday evening toward Prairie in Umatilla County where he held large real estate and stock interests. Keeney was a veteran stage proprietor and driver with Lang Syne and was well known from Salt Lake City to Jacksonville.
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J.B Keeney
Elgin
Camat Prairie
Umatilla County
Keeney
Lang Syne
Saltlake City
Jacksonville
la Grande Chronicle
Have Claims in Idaho Party Returns Home from Timber Claim Trip
Have Claims in Idaho, George Retzer of Walla Walla, with Mrs William Retzer and others, left Pendleton this morning after a brief visit with friends. They traveled home from a journey into Hola county Idaho where they took up timber location.
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Idaho
George Retzer
Walla Walla
Mra
William Retzer
Mixa Chriating Retzer
Jacob Shubert
Mre
J. J. Sharypatein
Pendleton
Patty
Hola County
Notice to Indians in Pendleton and Athena
Notice to Indians not to ery in Pendleton Adame or Athena after 6 p m by order of NO BHIRT Chief and other chiefs of Umatilla reservation.
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Pendleton
Adame
Athena
Umatilla
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Teutsch’s
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Campbell's
Bryson & Wade
Underwood
Rader's
Tlewar
Court Street
Gratz's
Castle's
Delta
Travers
Main Street
Finnch
Nolf
VUC Rader
Grata’s
Camas Prairie
Wade
Charles Lane
Vincent Street
Roy Relly
Chase & Sanborn
C. Rohrman
Rigby-Clove Manufacturing Company
Log Bluff Street
J. L. Cox
Thompson Street
Houser
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Charles Latte
Vinent Street
Martin Compton
College Street
Hunziker
Taearou
Brown's Tree
Doe
Koeppen
Maln Street
T. G@ MONTGOMERY
Peoples
Scotch Madras
Marseilles
the Delta
Douglas Shoes
Boston
Teutsch'a
Gustem
A. Eklund Judd Nees
Court Amdhteim
Pee Gee
Leci Eewspatery
Sator Wee