Local Classified Listings and Notices Compilation
A collage of short want ads and notices listing contacts for services and goods. Items include chimney sweep, piano tuner, wood cutting, rentals, sale of a house, livestock and eggs for sale, wood saw, cedar posts, rags needed, beverages, farm labor, orchestra for events, records sale, Buick car, eggs price, loans, groceries, sales reps, and memorial thanks from Mrs. Mary Krebs and family. Local businesses and residents share contact points and brief offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Hohbach
Court Street
Jane Street
Water Street
Jack
A. T. Matthews
Mrs. Cornwell
Cosbie
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
East Oregonian
John Gagen
United Orchestra
Victor
Gale
Falling’s
Garden Street
Malin
Rhode Island
F. M. Edwards
W. Bluff
Oregon
Bickenga J Bros
North Yakima
M M Reetz Instally Baths Reopens After Remodel
Our popular shop has been remodeled and enlarged enhancing cleanliness. New bathtubs installed and hair cuts offered for 26 cents as part of inviting customers to return for services and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&m Reetz
Bailey Gardening Ideas for Amateur Landscapers
Bailey Garden making presents practical guidance for home grounds use and layout. Maynardi Landscape gardening offers authoritative tips for amateurs on plant selection, soil prep, and basic design principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Maynardi
Three outlaw bucking horses join the Round-Up string
Director Sturgis bought three notorious bucking horses from John Spain of Union County adding Hotfoot Whirlwind and Pin Ears to the Round Up string. Hotfoot, famed since 1911, and Whirlwind, a strong man of notable bucking reputation, arrive after Spain’s Los Angeles Rodeo trip. Pin Ears, Eastern Oregon’s hard scrapper, is small in size but quick on the dash and boosts the show’s lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotfoot
Sturgis
John Spain
Union County
Pin Ears
Ontario
Duncan McRae
Spain
Los Angeles
Oregon
Considine’s Friend Bears Blame For Barbary Coast Incident
San Francisco reports Sid Grauman took full blame for alleged disorderly conduct on the Barbary Coast to spare John W. Considine. Grauman admitted involvement as manager of the Empress theatre and accompanied Considine to the resort where the actions were said to occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John W. Considine
Barbary Coast
Sid Grauman
Empress Theatre
Considine
Grauman
Local Notables and Visitors Reported in Pendleton
John Gegen Jr went to Pilot Rock this morning. Adams visitors include E Simonton, J W Bell, H J Longley, F Henry, W D Green, H F Paterson, P C Nelson, H M Moore, M W Ferguson. Also listed are Rev and Mrs Staley Helix, Miss Winnie Geiss Adams, York Dell Athena resident, Justice Joe Parkes, R H Piersol Athena, W E Dobson Athena, Frank Hanlon Meacham Kamela, Ed Potts Helix, Charles Dishon Hermiston, Guy Connerley Pendleton, Clara Waldron Nye, W R Reinhart, M Fleisher, Fred Reese Pendleton area residents, and John P McManus Pendleton interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gegen, Jr
Pilot Rock
E. Simonton
Adams
J. W. Bell
Weston
J. B. de Spaitt
T. T. Strand
la Grande
Bowman
M. W. Ferguson
Helix
P. C. Nelson
H. M. Moore
Echo
Ustice
Joe H. Parkes
R. H. Piersol
Athena
W. E. Dobson
Frank Hanlon
Meacham
Kamela
Ed Potts
Charles Dishon
Hermiston
Guy Connerley
Clara Waldron
Nye
Portland
W. R. Reinhart
M. Fleisher
Pilat Rock Record
South End
Pendleton
Knights of Columbus to Found Pendleton Council
John Peare and M B Donahue of La Grande visit Baker to recruit members for a new K of C council in Pendleton. A 15 member Baker delegation will travel with lodges from La Grande Walla Walla and Portland to conduct the initiation. Pendleton lodge expected to start with about 60 charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker, Ore
John Peare
M. B. Donahue
la Grande
Knights of Columbus
Baker
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Portland
K. of C
Terrible Suffering Eczema Baby Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla
Four month old's face first broke out with eczema and by sixteen months spread over face hands and arms. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla the baby recovered fully and is now healthy. Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine reports the cure and promotes the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
Washington House declines to send Wilson congratulations
Olympia Wash March 4 The house of representatives of the Washington legislature refused to send official congratulations to Wilson. A resolution to that effect was tabled without much ado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
House of Representatives
Washington
Wilson
Union Will Accept Companys Offer on Electricians
San Francisco March 4 Following Pacific Telephones offer to include rack men power men batterymen and other electric craftsmen in the twenty five cent raise proposal the electrical workers council ordered another referendum vote of all coast unions It is believed the offer will be accepted by the company and unions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Telephone Company
Electrical Workers’ Council
Immense Capitol Parade Draws Half Million People
Half a million viewers filled Washington as a vast inaugural parade formed at dawn and proceeded past the Peace Monument after President Wilson began his address. The march included 12 000 veterans civic groups and state representations, with police and 50 carriages honoring the Supreme Court and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Wilson
Capitol Grounds
Peace Monument
Pennsylvania Avenue
The
Supreme Court
Inaugural Parade Follows Wilson Taft at Capitol
President Wilson rode to the White House in the inaugural parade with Taft nearby while the Essex cavalry and Culver Academy Black Horse Hussars escorted. West Point cadets led a grand division as 6000 militia, engineers, artillery, marines, and naval reserves followed in line. Civilian and veteran groups, Confederate veterans, and a Wild West section with Maricopa county Indians highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Capitol
Wilson
Taft
Essex Cavalry
Marshall
Culver Military Academy
Black Horse Hussars
Indiana
West Point Military Academy
White House
Court of Honor
Fass
W. W
Wotherspoon
West Point
Engineers
Regiment
Coast Artillery
Naval Academy Midshipmen
United States Marines
Navy
Weat Point
McNulton
A. L. Mills
Rhode Island
Maine
West Virginia
Carlisle
Purdue University
Citadel
Virginia Military Institute
Washington, D. CC
James E. Stuart
Women's Relief Corps
Patriotic Sons of America
The
Society of the Cincinnati
Dixie Veterans
Company B
Confederate Veterana’ Organization of Nashville
Army
Robert N. Harper
Virginia
New York
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Tllinois
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Misouri
Delaware
Maricopa County
Ariz
Democratic Central Committee
Porter House and Sirloin Deliver Comforts in Meals
A nostalgic note extols classic cuts like Porter house, Sirloin, Flank, Round, Chop and Veal, Mutton, Pork or Lamb as perfect cures for blues. The slogan promises satisfaction when foods are enjoyed and stored away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iere
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
C. Snyder
Whipple
Pendleton Specialty Co
Main
F. G. Cavers
Western Ave
Seattle
Benevolent Order of Deer
Realty
Spokane
Ely
Sipe
United States
Wright
American City Magazine
Country Life In America
Mary Krebs
F. J. Donaldson
Outlaws
H. F. Paterson
Umatilla
James Devlin
Fred Earle
Alex McKenzie
Cosy Theatre
Ketes
UNION
Silkratine
Wohlenberg Dept
District of Columbia
National Guard
Naval
New Jersey
Georgia
Connecticut
South Carolina
Wilmington
Michigan
la Fontaine
Main Street
Empire Meat Go
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