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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1913

Page

6

Local Classified Ads and Notices

A collage of small advertisements lists contacts for services like chimney sweeping piano tuning and dressmaking, plus sales of homes livestock and crops. It includes rental offers farm land requests shipping posts cedar posts and requests for sales agents and groceries with multiple Oregon and Washington addresses and phone numbers.

Free medical treatment offer from C M Kingman Pendleton Oregon

An advertisement invites readers afflicted with nervousness stomach disorders and related ailments to receive a full treatment mailed to them for one dollar. The offer promises a money back guarantee and asks readers to send payment to C M Kingman Box 221 D Pendleton Oregon.

C. M. Kingman Pendleton Oregon

Reetz Insinlis Baths Remodeled and Expanded

Our popular shop has been thoroughly remodeled and enlarged ensuring sanitary conditions. Now bath tubs installed and hair cuts available for 25 cents. We invite your patronage.

Parlor Millinery Ad in Smith Crawford Building

Ladies urged to visit Mrs Daisy Evans, a designery of hats, at the Millinery Parlor in the Smith Crawford building Room 22 before making purchases.

Daisy Evans Smith-Crawford Building

Gotham Graft Fund Alleged To Reach $1.2 Million Yearly

New York report details a grand jury finding that a saloonkeeper J. J. McGrath wrote to his manager directing payments to a civilian collector. The evidence shows an excise graft fund centralized from precinct and district levels totaling about $1.2 million annually. It notes the shift to protection payments via an association aligned with Mayor Gaynor Jr.’s saloon entry orders.

Association New York J. J. McGrath Grand Jury Whitman McGrath Gaynor Jr

Slim Quorum Forecast For Oregon House Vote

Salam Ore March 1 It is virtually certain the Oregon House will lack a quorum on Tuesday March 4 when it convenes to act on governor vetoes. At most 38 members can be present of the 40 needed, with 21 members reportedly pledging not to return. Some could be drawn back if a major statewide veto prompted action.

West Allen Eaton Lane

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children ad

Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease colds feverishness teething headaches and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for 22 years these powders never fail and are sold at drug stores for 25 cents with a free sample offer.

Local residents and visitors noted in Pendleton gathering

A parade of names from Athens Athena Pilot Rock and Stanfield visit Pendleton for school principals meeting. Notables include W J Isam Mrs M La Brasche J H Hecker Pete Anderson Asa B Thomson Prof M S Pate Prof F K Noordhoff Howard Drew and Charles Guerne among attendees. Dean Tatum and Chauncey Haines also present.

W. J. Isam Joseph Bowman Morgan W. J. Dorran Helix Pendleton Umatilla Pete Anderson N. P Pasco W. R. Taylor Athena Stockman G. W. Bush Pilot Rock Chauncey Haines Walla Walla D. H. Mansfield Athena P. T. Harbour Weston Pete Sheridan Butter Creek Frank D. Carruth Stanfield Asa B. Thomson Echo E. N. Erwin The Dalles Albert White Harry N. Dryer Masonic Lodge Dean Tatum Tacoma Miss Burroughs Court House M. S. Pate Milton F. K. Noordhoff Pendleton Academy Howard Drew Charles Guerne University of Oregon

Novel uphill race at Wallowa Mountain trail

The Nibley Mimnaugh Lumber Company in Wallowa Oregon plans a Sunday race over a one and one-eighth mile mountain path from Camp No 1 to Camp No 2. Most of the route is steep with a narrow trail allowing one runner at a time. A $50 purse awaits the fastest finisher.

Wallowa Ore Nibley-Mimnaugh Lumber Company

Plan to Merge Hood River Irrigation Projects

Hood River Ore Mar 1 At a meeting of East Fork Irrigating company stockholders the ditch watering the East Side orchard district will likely be sold to the East Fork bonded district formed to cover the entire tillable area of Hood River county on the east side of the Hood River.

Hood River, Ore East Fork Irrigating Company East Fork Hood River

Senate Report Backs Portland Post Office Funding

Washington March 1 The Senate heard Senator Sutherland report that the joint conference agreed on key points in the public buildings bill but the House conference demanded abandonment or modification of several items. The dispute centers on appropriations and the Portland post office funding.

Washington House Portland Sutherland Senate Joint House Conferres

Buttonhole Help for Thin Fabrics and Romper Loops

Many sewers find buttonholes in thin materials hard. A strip of muslin under the cut helps. cut through both thicknesses and bind edges, then remove beneath to form a firm buttonhole. Rompers for children need many buttonholes. loops of soutache braid can substitute if secured firmly.

Moving Theater Shows in Town Finally Wins Wide Attention

A concise notice notes more moving pictures shown at another theater in the city and surrounding venues, highlighting the local cinema landscape and public interest in film offerings this season.

Cement work offers free estimates for basements and sidewalks

An experienced mason with over 50 years in America and the old country shares guidance on basement design and cement sidewalks. He recommends a 7 foot basement height, 6 inch walls, and stone-like finishes. For sidewalks, he prescribes an 8 inch base, 4 inch gravel, and 3 1 2 inch finish with four sacks per yard and a Portland cement Columbia River sand mix. He warns against black river sand and offers free estimates on masonry work.

America Old Country East Oregonian

Wilson delays canal tolls comment after arbitration report

New York March 1 report claimed Britain proposed arbitration of the canal issue in a note to the State Department. President-elect Wilson declined to comment beyond denying the report he had spoken with finality. He said it would be improper to discuss canal tolls until after inauguration and Senate consultation.

New York Great Britain State Department London Wilson Senate

Initiated Laws Are Hit Hard by Courts

Colorado Supreme Court holds legislature may repeal an initiated law and insert a saving clause to prevent voter referral. The ruling answered questions from the state senate about miners eight hour laws and references a prior repeal of an eight hour law. A bill to reenact with a voter shield was discussed. A personal ad seeks a ranch position for a competent woman with two children in Idaho.

Colorado Supreme Bench Denver Colo State Supreme Court State Senate Eighteenth General Assembly

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F.E. Livengood & CO the Ladies’ and Children’s Store Snyder Whipple Hohbach's Court Street Jane Street Jack A. T. Matthews J. L. Sharon United Orchestra N. Joerger Eddy Street City Penland Bros Sickenga J Bros North Yakima Wash Pendleton Specialty Co Main Street Farmers' Educational and Co-operative Union Boelal Hall H. A. Rosenberg W. R. Campbell John Gagen Garden Street C. E. Averill Garfield F. G. Cavers Western Ave Seattle F. E. Miller W. Webb St Reetz Insinlis Baths F. J. Donaldson Gotham Graft Cosy Theatre Estes & Matthews Propa John P. McManus Norvell Jack Carpenter Frank Duprat Lydia Gardner Courcil, Idaho MAZDA Pacific Power Dr. Wiley Harvey W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Dept. of Agriculture CTE Guneckel Gunckel Wey
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