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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1912
Page
5
Local Classifieds Listing Various Offers and Notices
Local notices sell coal wood and dry wood deliveries at various addresses in town. Services include chimney sweep, room rentals, boarding, poles, cedar posts, and transfer. Lost items include a gold brooch and a book entitled Reminiscences of General Miles. Wanted: an organizer for a fraternal war insurance society and a girl for general house work. Rock Spring coal offered with prompt delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
Main & Fuel
Johnson Street
I. Cc. Snyder
Thompson Stret Egg
Kopittke & Gillanders
Mra. C. H. Beitel's
College Street
Water Street
Pendleton Planing
Fraternal War Insurance Society
Charles Dempster
Spokane
C. J. Whittaker
Thompson Street
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
Pendleton Planing Mill
Mutiny and Loot Continue Across Peking
Disorder in Peking eases as over 3000 soldiers stabilize the city while looting continues in accessible areas. German subject Dr Schrecht killed by mutineers. Government troops round up suspects and execute them. Four British regiments and 200 American troops arrive to reinforce. President Yuan estimates at least five thousand natives slain since the outbreak last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrecht
Peking
China
Thong Kong
Arrowsmith
Yuan
Personal mentions from Pendleton city visitors list
Assessor C P Strain is absent on a business trip to Milton. BE G Marquis of Adams visits Pendleton today. Asa B Thomson from Echo, P Co is in the city. Hunter of Echo also visited. F S Bramwell of La Grande registered at the St George. D C Teel, Echo land owner, spent Saturday night in the city. D C Brownell came from Umatilla to Pendleton for the day. John Walker, District 52 director near Athena, transacting business in Pendleton. Floyd McKennon of La Grande stayed at Bowman. J Matthews of Pilot Rock visited Pendleton Sunday. G C Van Sant of Hermiston stayed overnight. Andy McEwen of Athena, recently back from Scotland, spending the day in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Strain
Milton
BE. G. Marquis of
Adams
Asa B. Thomson
Echo
P. Co
Hunter
Bramwell of
la Grande
St. George
D. C. Teel
D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
John Walker
District 52
Athena
Pendleton
Floyd McKennon
Bowman
J. Matthews
Pilot Rock
G. C. van Sant
Hermiston
Andy McEwen
Scotland
Sinner and the slippery place moral tale
A Tit-Bits quip recalls a country road Christmas snow incident. A pastor and parishioner slip on hidden ice, the pastor intones that sinners stand on slippery places, while the fallen parishioner retorts that he cannot. The joke ends with sharp remark on sin and fate.
Nomination Praise for William J Bryan at Portland Rally
A speaker recounts addressing ten thousand in Portland and endorses William J Bryan as a leading figure. He predicts Bryan could again be the Democratic presidential nominee if the party moves toward selection as sentiment crystallizes in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
United States
Bryan
Two Die When Wire Breaks At Port Angeles Plant
Two sightseers are dead and a third man is seriously injured after a guy wire attached to a large derrick at the Olympic Power company plant on the Elwha river seven miles west of Port Angeles snapped. The victims are believed to be John Berg of Port Crescent and Wallace, publisher of the Port Angeles Olympic Leader, who suffered a broken collar bone and severe head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Angeles
Wash
Olympic Power Company
Elmwha
John Berg
Port Crescent
Wallace
Port Angeles Olympic Leader
Tragic drowning of Standish children near Auburn
In Green river about a mile east of Auburn Washington two children aged 9 and 7, Brown siblings Muriel aged 7 and Lith aged 9, were drowned when a wagon their father George Standish drove with Muriel and Lith and five others including Oscar Simpson rolled into a hole. Muriel and Lith perished while the father saved the younger child. the horses survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Seattle
Wash
Standish
Muriel Standish
Green River
Auburn
George Standish
Murfile Standish
Oscar Simpson
Colonist Fares From the Central States to Northwest
A historic fare note lists Colonist rates from middle and eastern U S and Canada to all Northwest points, indicating travel cost structures for transcontinental routes and emphasizing regional connectivity during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Northwest
Two Fine Old Men From Missouri State
Confined from page 1 two fine old men from Missouri State. Col. Bentley hopes to reciprocate hospitality on his March 1 birthday. His family is scattered by the illness of daughter Mrs. Pierce in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Bentley
Mrs. Pierce
Spokane
Proportionately low westbound fares from major midwest points
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company announces low westbound fares from Chicago St Paul Omaha Kansas City and St Paul with prices listed. Fares are prepaid by ticket deposit and telegraphed to the destination. William McMurray General Passenger Agent Portland Oregon invites requests for home building materials and information mailed to interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago St, Louis
Omaha . Y
WM. McMurray
250000 Garment Workers May Go Out On Strike
New York March 4 Officials of the Garment Workers unions held a conference to press for higher wages and better sanitary conditions. About 250 000 clothing workers nationwide are ready to strike if demands are refused, according to Secretary Larger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garment Workers’ Unions
Larger
Millionaire for two days fate of sign painter
William Springer, discarded son of the late Chicago millionaire War ren Springer, learns by telegram he inherits 1 990 000 as half his father’s estate. He had been finishing a sign when told to hurry to Chicago. He recalls a troubled past, but recognizes the news may be a hoax. He had been left only 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Little Rock
Ark
William Springer
Warren Springer
Chicago
Springer
Marguerite Springer
Champson Litigant
Plano
Mich
University of Michigan
United States
Cocking main is costly in New Straitsville fight
Eighty Qhians paid 8.50 each to the municipal treasury after attending a cock fight at the New Straitsville Rink. Police and county deputies raided the crowd, driving many to flee through doors and windows. Eighty were arrested and paid 630 the next day to help reduce the tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NewsStraiteville
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Aimilar
Straitsville
Ohio Finds a New Word in Corn Plague
Columbus reports a fungus named cos posporlum crippling Ohio corn for about three years. The Wooster experiment station sought 2000 to combat the outbreak which could trim 1910 yields by 25 percent, costing the state about 20 million dollars in value and deliveries. It claims a breakthrough method to fight the pest and requests funds to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Wooster
Chickens Ride On Sheep In West Pittsburg Barnyard
William Brewman of West Pittsburg reports unusual barnyard behavior as chickens perch on the backs of sheep to ride for warmth during cold weather. The birds dismount only to peck at food, a curious observation near Crafton on the Steubenville pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William Brewman
Steubenville Pike
West Pittsburg
Crafton
Stubble Land for Rent in Pendleton Oregon
Eight hundred acres of stubble land available for rent. For details contact Purl Bowman in Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purl Bowman
Pendleton
Oregon
Moving and Hauling Service Ad by B. A. Morton
For transfer work hauling bag gage moving household goods and planes and all kinds of job work phone Main 461 B A Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Morton
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the Ladies and Childrens Store
Ladies Home Journal
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Pent and Bros
Main Street
Judd Building
Miles
Lee Moorhouse
Drugaist
Peoples Warehouse
William J. Bnvan
Daly
Missouri
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Fact Day McCall Patterns
Perrins
Rabo
Wohlenberg
N. Joerger
Hrewminn
Alta St
Oregon Theatre
London
Hackett Theatre
England
Pendleton Drug Co
Miss Grace Aylesworth As
Patrica
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