Fresh milch cows for sale and various notices
Classified items list cattle and horses for sale, real estate, lost and found, jobs, rentals, and business services. Includes inquiries to Gritman Brothers, Mark Moorhouse Co, Walters mill, and Tracy Layne. Also notes apartment openings, a piano tuner move, and an auto truck sale in Bend.
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East Oregonian
Whipple
Perkins Avenue
Summer St
Raley Street
Walters Mill
Pilot Rock
Beaver
Inquire
Mark Moorhouse Co
Kirkpatrick Bros
Pendleton
Oregon
Chas, Rohrman
Union Street
East Court Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
Isquire
Tracy Larne
Baker Furniture Store
Penland Bros
Havearge
Tracy Layne
Bend
Pendleton Electric Supply House Ad
Pendleton Electric Supply House offers a full line of Sunbeam Mazda Lamps and encourages trying a Mazda to save on electric current. Estimates available on electrical work. Sells motors dynamos and electric fans. Located at 118 W Court Street. Phone 446.
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Pendleton
Don’t Use Your To Order Meat Until You Read This
A suspicious advertisement urges readers to request code 444 to obtain U S inspected meats. It promises more meat, added fees, and no risk of tainting. The message uses alarming phrasing to pressure action and implies government inspection legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Govt
Notice to Children Warns Against Roller Skates
Pendleton street safety warning issued by order of the chief of police and street committee. All children are advised not to use roller skates on paved streets.
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Pendleton
Chief of Police
Personal Mentions From Pendleton Area Social Scene
Carl Engdahl of Helix spent yesterday in the city. J. KF. Troxel was down yesterday from Aktan. Frank Fawcett of Cayuse was a visitor in Pendleton yesterday. District Game Warden E. F. Averll went to Hermiston on the morning train. John P. McManus, Pilot Rock editor, went to Echo on the morning train. James H. Sturgis of the B. I. Smith company is over from Walla Walla today. R. W. Brown of Weston, grand juror, is registered at the Rt. George. W. H. Bell, local citizen, left today for Portland for a short visit. Mrs. Will Shannon of Helix was an incoming passenger on the Northern Pacific this morning. Mrs. Charles Alspach among Helix residents arriving this morning on a shopping expedition. W. Bollows, superintendent of the Chatilla La Grande division of the OWRN, spent last night in the city. Eldred B. Casteel, president of the Pilot Rock Commercial club, spent last night in the city, returning home on the morning train. Wm. Mills, near Juniper, about 1500 acres in wheat, was in Pendleton yesterday afternoon transacting business. E. A. Dudley, Athena wheat farmer, passed through town this morning en route to Portland for a brief business visit. A. T. Matthews returned this morning from Portland where he spent several days this week having his eyes examined and treated.
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Frank Fawcett
Cayuse
Pendleton
E. F. Averll
Hermiston
R. W. Brown
Weston
Rt. George
W. H. Bell
Portland
Will Shannon
Helix
Northern Pacific
Charles Alspach
W. Bollows
Chatilla-La Grande
Eldred B. Casteel
Pilot Rock
Wm. Mills
Juniper
E. A. Dudley
Athena
Jas. H. Sturgis
E. L. Smith Company
Walla Walla
Portland Bridge Co to pay forfeit over delay on Matlock street bridge
The Portland Bridge Company faces a forfeit exceeding a thousand dollars for missing the November 1 contract deadline on the Matlock street bridge. The council will collect the sum as the steel deck and concrete work near completion, with traffic expected by about April 1 after a 25 day clearance and possible Sunday exemptions. The project costs exceed 22 thousand dollars, net about 21 thousand after forfeits. City officials praise the bridge, noting adequate capacity for local needs once open.
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The
Portland Bridge Co
Matlock (Star) Street
Ecity
Styles of 1830 Coming from New York Fashion Preview
J M Gidding of New York, back from Paris, predicts powdered hair and revival of 1830 styles. He notes a pompadour effect with flowers and a growing wig fad. The trend favors fluffy silhouettes, bouffants, and later skirts with back slits instead of fronts.
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New York
J. M. Gidding
J. M. Gidding Company
Paris
Giddings
New York IWW Members Jam Church Aides Sentenced
Joseph Albers, IWW member in Frank Baum era, was sentenced in police court to 326 days in jail for disorderly conduct and breach of peace. Tannebaum was released on bail for a further hearing. William Greene received a 20 day sentence. Nearly 100 other cases await disposal.
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New York
Joseph Albers
Frank Tannebaum
Industrial Workers of the World Army
Tannebaum
William Greene
Dave
Historians Plan Mississippi Valley Historical Review
Leading university historians of the upper Mississippi valley announce collaboration on the Mississippi Valley Historical Review at the University of Illinois. The quarterly publication will carry information and reminiscences of life in the valley gathered in recent years and by the Mississippi Valley Historical Association.
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Urbana
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
University of Iliois
Ife
Mississippi Valley Historical Association
Senate Stops Smoking in Executive Sessions
Washington March 11 Senator Tillman secured a senate resolution prohibiting smoking in the upper house during executive sessions. The move targets decorum and security considerations in closed proceedings and marks a policy change for lawmakers during sensitive discussions.
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Senate
Washington
Tillman
Fire destroys Mayfield country club house
Cleveland Ohio March 11 The new club house of the Mayfield country club outside the city was burned destroying the structure with a loss of 150000 dollars.
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Cleveland, CO
Mayfield Country Club
City
Port land Firms File Complaint Over Rail Rate
Washington March 11 The Security Vault Metal Works and Const alvert Flume of Portland file with the Interstate Commerce Commission against the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway alleging the rate on corrugated sheet transported from Middletown Ohio to Portland is unjust. Preparation is asked in the sum of 3722.
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Washington
Security Vault Metal Works
Constalvert & Flume Company of
Portland
Interstate Commerce — Commineion
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company Et al
Middletown
Ohio
Rural carrier exams set for Laurel Oswego vacancies
Washington March 11 Mc Minnville allows one extra mail carrier effective March 16. An exam for a rural carrier vacancy at Laurel will be held in Hillsboro. Another exam to fill the Oswego vacancy will be held in Oregon City on March 24.
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Washington
Alfalfa Seed Drive Aims to Lift Central Oregon Farms
Central Oregon farmers in a semi arid zone will receive no cost alealf seed from the Spokane Portland Seattle rail way and Oregon Trunk Line to boost dry land farming and livestock production. Scientific trials show dry farming can yield alfalfa and corn with proper cultivation amid irrigation limits. Local reports note solid crop conditions on a Pendleton farm and grain stocks remaining at Pacific Coast warehouse.
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Oregon
Spokane, Portland
Seattle
Oregon Trunk Line
Bankers to Gather for $400 Million California Convention
A crowd of bankers representing four hundred million dollars will assemble at the Hotel Oakland for the California State Bankers' Association convention in Oakland California. The event marks significant financial activity as bankers from across the state convene to discuss industry matters.
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Oakland
Cal
California State Bankers’ Association
Paris Fashion Note Sparks Goggles and Colored Wigs Trend
Parle fashion notes report a Parisian lady with purple hair and matching goggles drawing attention in the street. A fashion expert suggests U S adoption of sober wig and goggle colors, with brown variants possible for more restrained social events.
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Paris
Parle
London
New York
United States
L L Mann for Sheriff Election Promise
L L Mann is elected sheriff of Umatilla County. He pledges personal attention to office work and strict enforcement of Oregon laws including bootlegging gambling prostitution and similar crimes. He advocates economy and running the sheriff's office on business principles.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Banks from California to Attend Ble Meeting in Oakland
Banks of every city in California will be represented at the ble meeting. Delegates will be men who practically control the finances of the state. Committees of Oakland bankers are arranging an attractive program for visiting bankers, many of whom will bring their families.
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California
Oakland
Chimmy Fadden Townsend Accuses Newark Banquet Speech Mixup
Representative Townsend of New Jersey known as Chimmy Fadden faces doubt over a speech incident in Newark. He reportedly claimed to have an original manuscript but a reporter found he read from a proof and then the Congressional Record, fueling questions about timing and preparation.
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Washington
Townsend
New Jersey
Chimmy Fadden
Gamin
Newark
Changuet Hall
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Gritman Brothers
Stanfield
Elvin J. Curry
Fay Bldg
Los Angeles
Eal
McKay Creek
Ross Jones
Ady
Carl Engdahl
J. KF. Troxel
Aktan
John P. McManus
Echo
James H. Sturgis
B. I. Smith Company
A. T. Matthews
Bridge Company
New Yorker
Franklin
America
Reo
Pendleton Auto Co
Aske
Extra Mall
News OF
G. M. Lacy
Liule Grain
W. Db. Chamberlain
Pacific Coast Warehouse Company
E. L. Smith
Stockton
Callif
Elmer Lou
Clem
Gilliam County
Grant County
Peter O'Sullivan
Farmers’ Mutual Warehouse Company
L. L. Mann
Big Circus
Oregonian
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