Local Classifieds and Services in Pendleton Oregon
Local notices offer services and sales from Pendleton merchants and residents. Listings include insurance and woodwork, sewing machines, eggs and poultry, seeds and posts, teas and spices, lodging, rooms and board, rental housing, and a used car sale. Contact details include Main and Court Street addresses, plus several phone numbers.
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N. B. Stearns
Duncan
Ore
United Orchestra
Singer Sewing Machine Co
East Court Street
Buick
Main Street
Water St
Social Dance at Eagle-Woodman Hall March 24
The Ladies of the Maccabees of the World host a social dance at Eagle Woodman hall on Monday evening March 24. Tickets cost 50 cents. Music by United Orchestra, a six piece ensemble.
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Eagle-Woodman Hall
Automobile for Sale or Trade Torpedo four door Profitt six cylinder
Automobile for sale or trade described as a Profitt six cylinder model with forty eight horsepower, four doors and torpedo body. Vehicle features include self.
Charles Eliot Named for British Ambassadorship
Washington reports President Wilson intends Charles Eliot former Harvard president as ambassador to Great Britain. Friends urged acceptance. others floated include George W. Guthrie as ambassador to Mexico and James W. Gerard for Italy. Prospective diplomats also include William Church Osborn Augustus W. Thomas and Thomas Nelson Page for Europe. John R. Mott offered China post but declines while urged to reconsider. Lyndon Evins urged for commissioner of corporations.
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Washington
Charles Eliot
Harvard University
Wilson
Great Britain
Elliot
George W. Guthrie
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Mexico
James W. Gerard
New York
Italy
William Church Osborn
Augustus W. Thomas
Thomas Nelson Page
Virginia
China
Lyndon Evins
Chicago
Huntington's new sheriff cleans house in Huntington
Huntington Ore March 21 marshal Ed Hammon bids fair to disappoint prognostications by enforcing the law. Since taking office he has begun a broad cleanup, burning bedding and clothing in the city jail, ordering saloon patrons to stay away, warning minors and arresting an underworld lodging keeper. Citizens wonder if this is genuine reform or a spasm of city righteousness.
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Huntington
Ore
Ed Hamnon
Calaboose
Hannon
Government confiscates newspapers in Vienna over fleet voyage report
On March 21 authorities in Vienna seized editions of several papers for publishing details of the Austrian fleet sailing to demonstrate against Montenegro. The move aimed to pressure Albania to halt hostilities and enforce Austrian demands.
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Vienna
Montenegro
Austria
Albania
Personal visits and travels around Pendleton area
Local notices list residents and visitors from Salem Adame Walla Walla Helix Pendleton and surrounding towns. Names include H Radcliffe James Sturgis E O Casey Charries Stanton Mrs John Timmerman F B Ames George Bolin J M Myrick Mrs H D Payne er D Teel J M Hindman G M Rice Bert Wilson Ellen G Bond and Clarence Bishop with movements to and from Pendleton Portland Walla Walla and Winshougal on business visits farms ranches and mill duties.
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Radcliffe
Salem
Bowman
Willie Geiss
Adame
James H. Sturgis
Walla Walla
Casey
Helix
Northern Pacific
Charries Stanton
John Timmerman
F. B. Ames
Garden City
George Bolin
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
William Milla
Juniper
J. S. Myrick
Athena
H. D. Payneer
Revere
Pomeroy
D. Teel
Echo
J. M. Hindman
Umatilla
West End
G. M. Rice
First National Bank
Bert Wilson
O.W. R. & N. Company
Points East
Ellen G. Bond
Portland
Willard Bond
Clarence Bishop
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Winshougal
University of Oregon traces first coed grandmother feat
March 21 Eugene Oregon The first co ed in the University of Oregon history Mrs Ella A Stearns returns from Portland where she visited her daughter's newborn son born Monday evening She is a registered journalism student and acts as house mother at the women's dormitory Several students this year are married with children including Charles Lovundagin a fourth year student and father of two who wears a green freshman cap.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Ote
Ella A. Stearns
Portland
Stanley C. G. Smith
Stearns
University School of Journalism
Mrs. Stearns
Charles Lovundagin
WENATIA FOREST RESERVE EXPENDITURES FORECAST
United States government plans to spend over 217000 on the Wenaha reserve in 1914 at Walla Walla Washington. Salaries total about 616.65 monthly in winter and 1200 in summer with extra men during fire danger. Additional costs include trail road fence and line work. Revenues from timber and pasturage around 10000 with 25 percent allocated to state for roads and schools.
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Walla Walla
Wash
United States
Wenaha
J. M. Schmitz
SAYS MADERO AND SUAREZ MURDERED
Colonel Manuel Blanche Alcredo publisher of a Mexico City paper arrived in San Francisco and says he can prove that President Francisco Madero and Vice President Jose Pinos Suarez were shot and strangled in the palace on February 23 The bodies were taken to a prison in an automobile He claims the guard assault was a ruse and part of a plot He says he was an intimate friend of Madero and his New Era paper supported his administration and was wrecked in the overthrow
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San Francisco
Manuel Blanche Alcredo
Mexico City
Acapulco
Salina Cruz
Mexico
Francisco L. Madero
Jose Pinos Suarez
Alcaede
Madero
The
New Era
Gaynor Warned Against Becker in 1911
New York report shows letters read before the aldermanic committee on police graft reveal Mayor Gaynor and Police Lieutenant Waldo were warned about Charles Becker as far back as August 1911. John F. Lynch, Becker’s brother in law, denounced Becker in a letter to the mayor as he awaits execution at Sing Sing for Herman Rosenthal's murder.
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New York
Aldermanic Committee
Gaynor
Waldo
Charles Becker
John F. Lynch
Becker
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Spokane May Meet Pendleton Bucks in Practice Games
Pendletons Buckeroo teams may meet the Spokane Indians in a practice game before the season opens with several other tunes in the schedule according to local officials. Joe Cohn has his squad in Boise and will pass Pendleton on the way home with hopes of a April 16 game.
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Pendletons
Spokane Indians
Joe Cohn
Boise
Pendleton
The
Bucks
Pilot Rock
Whitman College
McKune
Albert Fischer
Gimlin Worried Over Boise Baseball Situation
Veteran leader Gimlin voices concern about the Boise team after winter in Ogden. He cites holdouts for higher pay, unsigned reserve contracts, and missing pitching. He plans lineup changes with Lundstrum, a Stockton prospect, Alatermatt in the outfield, and three strong pitchers needed behind Taylor.
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Boise
Dad Gimlin
Ogden
Bolse
Gimlin
Woodle
Nore
Smith
Mays
Pope
Lundstrum
Stockton
Alatermatt
Scott
Salt Lake
Taylor
Fred Clark
Colin
Nelson and wife reconcile after divorce suit
Denver March 21 Battling Nelson, former world lightweight champion, beams after news that he and Mrs. Nelson formerly Fay King have reconciled. The couple had faced a divorce suit filed within a week of their marriage with claims of kidnap and a rushed wedding. Mrs Nelson recently suffered a nervous collapse and wired Bat.
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Denver
Cole
Battling Nelson
Bat
Nelson
Fay King
May Take His Tribe to Walla Walla
Joe Cohn may bring his squad of Indians to Walla Walla to finish training Felson due to cold Boise weather. The Indian chief may drop recruits not fast enough as he tightens his group. Rejoicing rose at Bade's camp when Spokane team news leaked.
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Joe Cohn
Felson
Boise
Bade
Spokane
Chicago No 2 Defeated Oakland in game
In Oakland California on March 21 the second division of the Chicago Americans defeated Oakland by a 2 to 1 score yesterday afternoon.
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Chicago
Oakland
Cal
Chicago Americans
Phillies edge Nashville in high scoring spring tilt
In Nashville Tennessee on March 21 Philadelphia Americans beat the Nashville Southern League team 11 to 5. Collins and Baker each homered, with Collins launching a grand slam in the sixth inning as the visitors built a big lead.
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Phillies
Nashville
Tenn
Collins
Baker
Philadelphia Americans
Boston Nationals trounce Athens Ga in college game
In Athens on March 21 Boston Nationals defeated Athens 0 with a shutout. The game highlighted Boston’s strong pitching and offense against the host team.
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Boston
Athens
Athens, Ga
Boston Nationals
Cleveland Americans Beat Mobile 7 3
In Mobile Alabama on March 21 the Cleveland Americans defeated the Mobile team by 7 to 3 scoring a decisive win in the contest.
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Leveland
Mobile
Als
Ala
Cleveland Americans
Mobiles
Detroit 3 New Orleans 1 in baseball game
Detroit Americans defeated New Orleans 3 to 1 in a March 21 game. Strong action by Detroit pitchers and hitters led to the win in a concise summary of the matchup and score.
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Detroit
New Orleans
Detroit Americans
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Appetite Recovery
A vintage advertisement claims loss of appetite also drains vigor tone and suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla to restore appetite improve digestion enrich and purify blood and steady the nerves.
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Hood
Indian Music to Be Preserved and Used in Schools
Secretary of the Interior Lane appointed Geoffrey O'Hara, a composer, as an Instructor of music under the bureau of Indian affairs to record native Indian music. He will live on reservations with Indians, obtain a record of their songs, and cultivate their use in Indian schools.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Geoffrey O'Hara
Bureau of Indian Affairs
All's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases put together and for years was deemed incurable. A constitutional approach is required, says the claim, with All's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. The firm offers a $100 reward if it fails to cure and invites readers to obtain circulars and testimonials. It is sold by druggists and Takoe Hols Family Pills for constipation are mentioned.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fo J. Culeney & Co
Driwetata
Takoe Hols
Wisdom to foster pride in Native heritage says Lane
Secretary Lane urged developing in young Indians a greater respect for beauty created by their predecessors. He called for making this generation proud of their ancestors and preserving memories of wholesome legends and aboriginal arts.
Information Wanted by the Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered every railroad and private car concern to submit by April 20 all pertinent data they have on the proposed extended investigation into alleged failure of car builders to provide suitable cars.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ex Governor Black of New York in Critical Condition
In Troy New York on March 21 hope fades for former Governor Black of New York who has been seriously ill at his home. A diplomat notes the wisdom of restraint amid the illness.
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Black
New York
Troy
N. Y
Piles Cured In 6 To 14 Days By PAZO OINTMENT
A druggist offers a money back guarantee that PAZO OINTMENT will cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or a refund is provided. The advertisement cites a 50 cent price.
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Coats
F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
S Whipple
Hohbach's
Court Street
I. C. Snyder
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Jane Street
Oak Street
Jack
A. T. Matthews
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Main
Pendleton Specialty Co
Andresa I
Care East Oregonian
Jackson Street
R. O, Hawks
Oregon Motor Garage
J. W. Davis
P.O. Box
Cash Market
Ladies of the Christian Chuck
F. J. Donaldson
London
Edward Hamnon
Wenatia
Suarez
Drummers
Patent Oxfords
Newsy
Sporting World
Pueblo
Bat Nelson
Coun
Spalding
A.g.spalding & Bros
Geary Street
Spalding Goods
Commission
Wm. Hanscom