Local Notices and Classified Snippets in Pendleton Daily
Short advertisements list rentals, sales, lost items and services in Pendleton Oregon. Demott grocery offers seed potatoes and dry wood via Minnis. Stansberry Milne provide transfer work. Goodman Hardware sells paints. Glidion Brown advertises plows. losses include leather pocketbook and gold belt buckle. Alexander Dept. Store promotes footwear and spring suit sale. home sign painting lessons offered by F M Peale.
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Stansberry & Milne
Goodman Hardware Co
Glidion Brown
Madison Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Recorder’s
Variety of Haviland China at De Motts
De Motts offers a wide range of Haviland china crockery glassware and cooking utensils in endless varieties suitable for any need or occasion.
For Rent and Furniture Sale Near Malin Street
A five room house one block from Malin street is for rent. Furniture for three rooms is offered for sale at a cheap price.
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Malin Street
Stein Bloch Smart Clothing Display At De partment Store
Watch show window next week for the celebrated Stein Bloch smart clothing. Every sale guaranteed all wood or money back. Alexander Department Store.
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Stein Bloch
Alexander Department Store
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers $100 Reward
One hundred dollars reward for any cane of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. Cure taken internally, claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Griggs
Death of Pendleton Telegram youth Waldo Marker
Waldo F. Marker age 16, Pendleton Telegram agent, died at 311 West Railroad Street from acute tonsillitis and quinsey but suspected diphtheria as a brother is ill. Son of Mrs. Margaret Marker, he is buried in Walla Walla. News of his death prompted condolences from Portland paper.
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Waldo F. Marker
Pendleton
Evening Telegram
West Railroad Street
Luttenberger
Waldo Marker
Margaret Marker
Walla Walla
Young Marker
Mather
Portland
Personal business visits noted from Echo to Hermiston and nearby towns
Clifton Cleaver left for Echo on a brief business visit. Attorney 8. F. Wilson of Athena visited for the day. R. B. Stanfield of Echo was in the city Saturday evening on business. H. Williams left for Hermiston and Umatilla on a visit. Charles E. Bean of Preston Idaho came in last night for a brief visit. Hugh Worthington, Athena, made a brief business trip to the city. Mrs. James P. Navin of Helix left for home this morning after a stay in the city. W. S. Bradley of the Commercial National Bank left Saturday evening for Caldwell on business. Col J. H. Raley returned from southern California. Oliver P. Morton of the reclamation service was in from Hermiston. Mrs. John Vanderpool of Summerville visited Koontz hall with her daughter. J. B. Saylor of Freewater passed through toward Butter Creek to feed cattle. Ed Dupuis of the Umatilla river area left for home after a trading trip. Grand Master Richard Scott of the Odd Fellows left for Hermiston to institute a lodge. L. A. Estel and wife from Echo headed home, planning to move to Pendleton soon. Dr. Fred Lieuallen goes to Pilot Rock to cover Parker’s practice for two months while Parker is in California. Mrs. S. M. Angell returned from Hot Lake and will visit Nye, while Mrs. E. L. Dodd of Sunnyside left after a week with her parents, accompanied by Miss Sternell for several days.
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Charles E. Bean
Tentach
Preston
Idaho
Hugh Worthington
Athena
James P. Navin
Helix
W. S. Bradley
Commercial National Bank
Caldwell
Oliver P. Morton
Reclamation Service
Hermiston
John Vanderpool
Summerville
Union County
Christina
Koontz Hall
J. B. Saylor
Freewater
Butter Creek
Ed Dupuis
Umatilla
Richard Scott
Odd Fellows Lodge of
Oregon
E. L. Dodd
Sunnyside
W. J. Stockman
Public policy platform on trusts and Oregon waterways
The author advocates strong anti trust enforcement, dissolution of trust corporations, and punishment for law violators. Emphasizes reformed forest reserve management, fair grazing, and expanded federal and state anti trust action. Supports inland waterways improvements, harbor deepening, and government ownership of Oregon City locks to ease traffic and boost commerce. Also calls for liberal veteran aid and continued appropriation for major projects along the Willamette and Columbia rivers.
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Roosevelt
Oregon
Sitten
Willamette
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Coos
Yaquink
Tillamook Bays
Columbia River
Willamette River
Portland
Oregon City
Willamette Valley
American labor, veterans rights, and Panama Canal policy
A public figure argues for veteran liberal aid, federal employer liability, and worker rights. He supports limiting injunctions, reducing working hours, banning child labor, and stricter immigration. He backs Chinese Japanese labor limits, Pacific trade, and urgent Panama Canal completion to boost rail and naval mobility.
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Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
United States
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Matzen
Alexander Dep’t Store
Demott's
East Court
East Oregonian
Alexander Dept
Oregon Theatre
Morrie B. Streeter
Mr Lee Willard
Koeppens
Clifton Cleaver
Echo
F. Wilson
R. B. Stanfield
H. ©. Willia
Col J. H. Raley
California
Fred Lieuallen
Pilot Rock
Dr. Parker
8. M. Angell
A. W. Nye
Hot Lake
Mrs. Nye
HW. M
the Fair Dep’t. Store
Knights of Labor
Republic
Congress of
America
Robert Forster
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St
Pendleton, Ore
Byers
Evan
Pendleton Roller Mills
Canada
Northwest
THE
Ailroad &Outhern P
Middle West
Kansas City
St, Louis
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Omaha
St, Paul
F. J. Quinlan
WM. M’murray
Millo Mod
Jeska
Woman of the Hour
Hotel Bowman
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