Fresh milch cows and misc notices in East Oregonian
Classified page listing fresh milch cows for sale. Inquiries to Gritman Brothers. Also ads for rag drop at East Oregonian, piano tuner Whipple, Nu Bone corset, furnished rooms, chamber work, farm help, rental houses, horses and mules, saddles, old papers, lost purse, found bag, rental cottages, corset fitting, hauling service, storage, and local business ads. Found items include a hand bag with money. reward offered. Also local real estate: two modern cottages on east Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Pendleton
Oregon
B. F. Averill
Mark Moorhouse Co
Chas, Rohrman
East Court Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
Penland Bros
First National Bank
Waters
Weston
G. A. R. McGrew
Ore
Strand & Smith
Helix
Plentiful land with pockets of want remain
In a region of abundance many residents still face scarcity. Despite overall wealth, some communities report hunger and need, highlighting gaps in distribution and access to essential resources. Government and organizations face pressure to target aid efficiently.
Style Show at Alta Theater Promises Fashion Parade
Pendleton hosts a Saturday style show at the Alta theater from 2 to 4 30 featuring models in spring garments parisian millinery and displays by Peoples Warehouse Wohlenbergs Vogue Mole Hansen s and Frances M Burrows millinery The event organized by Charles N Blomberg aims to showcase up to date fashion for all and attract general public attendance Elks election also noted as Pendleton Lodge 288 B P O Elks holds a meeting with officers to be elected plus notices for well work proposals in Umatilla Oregon bids due March 16 1914 and civil engineer Louis C Kelsey to handle plans with Portland Portland Oregon plans and specifications available at City Recorder s office ad and notices
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Milady
Pendleton
Alta Theater
Peoples Warehouse
Wohlenberg’s Department Store
Vogue
the Mole
Hansen
Umatilla County
Terworks
Umatilla
Oregon
Recorder
City Recorder
Louis C. Kelsey
Portland
H. N. Dryer
H. HK. Hull
Loovis C. Kelsey
Ady
May Run for Congress Bull Moose Hope in Portland District
RB E Kennedy formerly of Pendleton now living in Portland is mentioned as a possible Bull Moose candidate for Congress in the Portland district. Chile bids to spend over 22 million dollars in four years to reorganize its railways.
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RB. E. Kennedy
Pendleton
Portland
Congress
Chile
Local residents and visitors noted across Pendleton events
Fred Markham traveled from Echo last evening while Henry Craig returned from Vansycle Washington this morning. Anderson of Pilot Rock stayed in Pendleton. H M Straw of Hermiston visited. J E Schrimsher of Weston was among yesterday's visitors. Lemue Esteh joined the Echo basketball team here. Will Morrison of Helix, a grain buyer, is on a business visit. William W and Earl Eosseltyn of Echo attended last evening. G W Rugg, noted sheepman, visited his west county ranch this morning. Matt Mosgrove of Milton and N Carnahan of Freewater are in Hot Lake with Umatilla county residents. George Strand, newly farming at Vansycle, rode in on the N P train. W Kirkpatrick, assistant secretary of the Commercial association, left for Stanfield on business. Earl and Ralph Anderson came from Portland for the funeral of cousin Adolph Rudolph Anderson this afternoon. Alzamon Ira Lucas, the psycho therapist, and his wife returned to Walla Walla after lectures here Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Henry Craig
Vansycle
Anderson
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
H. M. Straw
Hermiston
J. E. Schrimsher
Weston
Yeaterday
Lemue Esteh
Echo
William W
Earl Eosseltyn
G. W. Rugg
W. Kirkpatrick
The
Commercial Association
Stanfield
Earl
Ralph Anderson
Portland
Adolph Rudolph Anderson
Alzamon Ira Lucas
Walla Walla
Farm Hand Near Death From Dynamite Blast
Tillamook March 6. L. B. Kay a farm hand on a ranch south of town probably is dying after dynamite caps exploded when wires connected with a battery he carried. He was near his left arm and right hand when the blast occurred.
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Tillamook
B. Kay
Here
Riddles and teasing lines from a humorous column
A string of light verse questions about hair on Moses dog free dental inserts backyard mischief and playful quips. It mixes punny contrasts like a milk wagon and a clock that strikes its little one with a bashful man and a gentle touch.
Right Por Once A Quiet Domestic Dispute
A brief dialogue shows a husband angrily insisting he is always wrong while his wife counters that his admission last week proved otherwise. The exchange highlights a domestic spat with sharp wit and calm retorts.
Nora Foley Cook Recommendation Letter
A brief reference for Nora Foley states she worked for us a week and we are satisfied. The note addresses “To whom it may concern” and confirms employment duration and approval.
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Nora
Nora Foley
Militant Suffragettes disrupt London Labor Rally
At Memorial hall on March 5 J Ramsay MacDonald faced militant suffragettes and male supporters who roared him down. A fierce struggle ensued with fights, hair pulling, and broken chairs as women and men clashed. police restored order and MacDonald finished his remarks. He urged that votes for women could come if the government were turned out, labeling militants as the main obstacle to women’s advancement.
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London
Labor Party
Ramsay MacDonald
Memorial Hall
MacDonald
Bitter fight over repeal urged by leading voices
The article argues for a voluntary withdrawal from a questioned position and urges a reconsideration of policy without argument. It appeals to national generosity and redemption of obligations as a core stance of foreign policy.
Coyote Cutoff Contract Awarded to Two Hy Bros of Portland
The article notes the Coyote Cutoff contract awarded to two HY Brothers of Portland. It discusses continued details from page 1, and considers the terminal point as the logical site based on distance and other factors.
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Coyote
HY Bros
Portland
Water system hailed as among the best in state
The article argues the water system will be among the best in the state and counters calls for censure. It urges that the water commission deserve thanks, not blame, and states everything is being kept orderly with no cause for excitement.
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America
Water Commission
Record 44-Car Livestock Shipment Through Ashland
Forty four railroad cars carried 1157 head of prime steers from Huntington in a single shipment unloaded in Ashland Oregon for rest and feed before onward transport to Los Banos and Gilroy California to fatten for the San Francisco market. Miller and Lux, noted stockmen of Oregon and California, were the shippers.
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Ashland
Ore
Los Banos
Gilroy
Cal
San Francisco
Huntington
Miller & Lux
Oregon
California
Two Released From Jail Are Married
Charles Littler and Nellie Mapley, prisoners in the county jail since shortly after Christmas, were married after their release. They visited the county clerk to secure a marriage license and then went to County Judge Carter's office for the ceremony. The groom handed Judge Carter a ten dollar bill after the service.
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Baker
Charles Littler
Nellie Mapley
Carter
Lack of quorum stalls renewal of immigration debate
Washington reports that a lack of a quorum stopped renewal of the Japanese-Hindu discussion before the immigration committee. Pacific coast members attended and prepared to press on Asiatic immigration, while others were absent.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Springfield planing mills expand box department
The Springfield planing mills are enlarging the box manufacturing department to employ about twenty more hands.
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Springfield
Withee Appointed Local Plumbing Inspector in Pendleton
Pendleton council approves a new plumbing ordinance and confirms W R Withee as plumbing inspector. Withee previously served the city in a similar role. The ordinance requires licensing for master plumbers and permits before work, with inspection and fee schedules. The council also advances street grading on Tustin and Wilson streets and approves sewer lateral costs. A garbage crematory proposal by E F Grattan is favorably reviewed pending ground donation and exclusive hauling rights.
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Pendleton
Matlock
W. R. Withee
Withee
Tustin Street
Murphy
Cole
Phelps
Wilson Street
Main
E. F. Grattan
Committee Reconsiders Ground Cost and Monopoly Objection
The Ways and Means Committee saved that ground costs would be too high at present. Objection arose over the plan creating a monopoly. W Stroble expressed interest in bidding for exclusive privilege claiming he could profit in eight years. The matter was sent back to the committee to confer again with Mr. Grattan.
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Ways and Means
W. Stroble
Grattan
Man Eating Shark Captured in Puget Sound Bay
A 14 feet long, thousand pound man eating shark was captured in Puget Sound bay near Seattle on March 5. The creature became wedged on a wharf piling and could not free itself. Its jaws measured 14 inches across.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
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Gritman Brothers
East Oregonian
Whipple
Perkins Avenue
J. H. Lueck
O. K. Feed Yard
Raley Street
Elks
Pendleton Lodge No. 288
B. P. D. Elks
Thos. Fitzgerald
Sec
May
Franklin
Reo
Pendleton Auto Co
Fred Markham
Will Morrison
Helix Grain
Matt Mosgrove
Milton
N. Carnahan
Freewater
Hot Lake
George Strand
Van#ycle
N. P
Moses
W. A. Withee
Logal Plumbing
Oregon Theater
Mr. Farmer
East Oregonian Advertising Department
East
Oregonian
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