Local ads mix of jobs, goods, and services in Pendleton
A crowded classified page lists Wanted ads for a chambermaid and bellboy at hotels, sewing by the day, general house work, and a ranch position. sale and rental notices for houses, a two hundred acre timber land, a two acre home east Pendleton, and suburban homes. commercial items include wallpaper, coal, cigars, fish, and a bakery. market ads for fresh meat, eggs, and a 224 E Court street delivery, plus a 760 West Alta lumber yard and a Johnson Halter agency sign.
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Waltresa
Hermiston
Water St
Pendleton
East Court
Ralph Howland
W. Webb Street
W. Court Street
Penland Areas
Transfer Co
Crab Creek Lumber Co
West
Alta Street
Wohlenberg
Nash
Pleasy
Wohlenburg
Adress J. H. Bryant
Oregon
Central Meat Market Lard Specials Advertised
Special notice lists lard prices: 10 lb cans for $1.60, 6 lb for 80 cents, 3 lb for 60 cents. Also promotes Sanitary Beauty Parlors services for combings into cornett braids and switches, with guaranteed work at 124 Court Street. Sunset Magazine features motoring, four color illustrations, and serialized stories with April issue on sale for 16 cents.
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Central Meat Market
Sanitary Eauty
Court Street
Sunset Magazine
California
Lloyd Osborne
C. N
A. M. Williamson
Grant Carpenter
San Francisco
Talk of Dissolving Standard Oil Sparks Debate
There is talk of dissolving the Standard Oil company. If the result any mixture would be good for anything we would be in favor of the proposition.
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Standard Oil Company
City council postpones bridge bids and acts on hall furnishings
Opening of a Main street bridge bids is delayed for three weeks to await eastern proposals. City hall rooms will be carpeted and seating added for public meetings. Volunteers discussed vacating Aura and Lil leth streets, but no action taken pending railroad talks and petitions for charter changes. Water charges for cemetery lots set at 4 per lot and 2 for a single grave.
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Aura
Lilleth Streets
Murphy
Main Street
Sturgis Muneral Service Held for William P Sturgis
The remains of William P Sturgis will be viewed at the Sturgis home on the north side of the river this evening with Rev Charles Quinney of the Church of the Redeemer officiating. The body will be transported to Walla Walla for interment tomorrow morning. Brothers James and Cyrus Sturgis arrived from Seattle to attend the university of Washington events.
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Sturgis
William P. Sturgis
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Walla Walla
James and
Cyrus Sturgis
Seattle
University of Washington
Bankrupt Claude Hanscom Files Voluntary Petition
Claude J Hanscom filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Oregon this afternoon with Vida Johnston deputy clerk of the federal court. The young Cold Springs farmer lists liabilities at about 16000 dollars and assets under 11000 dollars.
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Claude Thianscom
Claude J. Hanscom
Vida Johnston
Federal Court For
Oregon
Hanscom
Cold Springs
Contempt Case Stalls Cox Trial in Cincinnati
Judge Gorman was blocked from proceeding in the Cox contempt case as Judges Smith and Swing Republicans restrained him while Judge Jones a Democrat voted to allow the trial to go forward. The split decision leaves Cox trial in limbo in Cincinnati on March 23.
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Cox
Cincinnati
Gorman
Smith
Swing
Jones
Opening Yakima Division to North Yakima service
O W R N opens new Attalla to North Yakima branch on Friday March 24 with a through train daily between Walla Walla and North Yakima. Westbound connections on Washington Division No. 8 and main line No. 6. eastbound at Walla Walla with Division No. 7 and main line No. 18. Motor cars also run Kennewick to North Yakima Grand View to North Yakima and Midvale to Sunnyside. For details contact WM McMURREAY, General Passenger Agent.
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Yakima
Attalla
North Yakima
Walla Walla
Kennewick
Grand View
Midvale
Sunnyside
O.W. R
N. WM
Insurrectos Strike Border Front In Juarez
Insurrecto forces held Mexican and American border tension as prisoners were moved from Juarez and a clash occurred on the riverfront in El Paso. Rebels issued orders to treat captured federals as recruits or face execution, with Captain Babral and Colonel Anguina among the day’s engagements amid Viva Madero chants.
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Glendora
Cal
Juarez
Insurrecto
el Paso
Felipe Cejudo
Navarro
United States
Magdalena
Mexico
Elpaso
Texas
Babral
Local notables comingle in Pendleton today
Geo. Clay of Helix Gilman Folsom from Pilot Rock R. D. Gould of Hood River L. I. O Harra of Weston Ralph Folsom to Salem Mrs E M Croes of Umatilla visiting William Hoggeboom of Walla Walla Merle Chessman East Oregonian editor in Hermiston H B Donaldson of Baker Will Switzler from Umatilla Mrs F Myers formerly Helix hotel manager C C Cunningham from Pasco Edgar Norvall from Helix State Sheep Inspector W H Lytle en route to Hermiston J W Coppinger Echo wheat grower from Echo Bert Whitman Pendleton Cash Market Dr A Ware former police officer Joe Lindsey pneumonia Woolbuyer Jacob Sheuerman San Francisco Albert Lee surveying crew on Umatilla project James and Crese Sturgis from University of Washington for Will Sturgis funeral Rev C N Cross and Mrs Cross en route to Weston for district conference
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Geo. Clay
Helix
Gilman Folsom
Pilot Rock Ranch
R. D. Gould
Hood River Ia
Pendleton
L. I. O'Harra
Weston
Ralph Folsom
Salem
E. M. Croes
Umatilla
William Hoggeboom
Walla Walla
F. Lh Miller
Pilot Rock
Merle Chessman
The
East Oregonian
Hermiston
H. B. Donaldson
Baker
Will Switzler
F. Myers
C. C. Cunningham
Pasco
Northern Pacific
Edgar Norvall
J. W. Coppinger
Echo Wheat Grower
Echo
Bert Whitman
Suinfield
Dr. A. Ware
Joe Lindsey
Jacob Sheuerman
San Francisco
Albert Lee
Castle Rock
C. N. Cross
Southern Methodist Church
Kingville
Baker County
Cross
Phone firms plan eight hour law test in California
Sacramento reports a statewide test of the eight hour work law by telephone systems employing thousands of girls. The workers were told they may take two weeks of vacation on full pay each year and be ready to work overtime as required.
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Sacramento
Illinois Women May Have Right to Vote
Springfield March 23 By a 11 to 10 vote the Illinois senate passed a bill empowering women to vote for certain city and township offices and on questions of public policy. The measure allows women to vote on constitutional offices when adopted by referendum.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Senate
Chancellor Lloyd George May Resign Over Health Rumor
London reports strong rumors that Chancellor Lloyd George will resign in a few days due to ill health. The item notes the pending decision and its potential impact on government.
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George
London
Lloyd George
Thirty fall from balloons in past year report
An exchange notes that thirty people have fallen from balloons during the last year and mentions many others who returned to earth suddenly. The account highlights risks and frequent incidents among balloon travelers.
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Earth
Insurgents Tighten Surrounding Lines At Ojinaga
Reports from Ojinaga say cup piles run low as 600 soldiers and 1090 civilians suffer for food. Insurgents’ lines remain unbroken after nine days of siege, with a recent outpost rout and trenches 490 yards from federal encampment. Four Americans shot, including J Hamilton Dignowitty, reportedly drum head court-martialed and executed. unconfirmed but widely believed.
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J. E. Taylor
Washington
United States
Insurrectos
Ojinaga
San Antonio
Fred Dignowitty
J. Hamilton Dignowitty
Drumhead
Chihuahua
South Texas Ranch Transforms Into Gardens and Farms
Cross-S ranch owners on the Crystal City Uvalde line plan nearly all 100000 acres to agriculture. Prof Fred Valley leads the project with 160 acres sweet corn 110 cantaloupes 100 cucumbers 50 beans 150 onions and 100 acres of mixed truck crops plus large scale wheat. Shipments will be hauled to Houston by express companies and railroads.
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Crystal City
Uvalde
Fred Walley
Agricultural & Mechanical College
Agricultural Department
Cross-S
Houston
Reception Honors Admiral de Le Jarde In Washington
Washington on March 23 reports a large reception tonight honoring Admiral de Le Jarde and officers of the French battleships now in American waters. A French naval contingent will be feted at a formal event hosted by city officials and naval attachés.
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Washington
Mar
d'Azy
de le Jarde
American
Woman Shoots Self in Foot in Valleyford
Valleyford Washington Miss Marie Dunning accidentally shot herself through the foot Monday while shooting squirrels with a 22 caliber gun. Dr Grover dressed the wound.
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Valleyford
Wash
Marie Dunning
Grover
Plowing Underway Near Uniontown Washington
Farmers in the Uniontown area began plowing Tuesday morning. The southern slope fields are in good plowing condition while the northern slope soil is soft and unsettled.
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Uniontown
Wash
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F. E. Livengood & Co
the Women’s and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
Lane & Son
Dutch Henry
United Orchestra
Hotel Pendleton
Anle
Charles J. Ferguson
Snyder
Pendieten Cash Market
Perkins Ave
E. T. Wade
Avra Street
Mainn
Lee Teutsch
Sharon & Ediings
Johnson Ideal
Rose Campbell
Pnone Main
W. B
City
Kendrick
Idaho
Haviland
China
Koeppen
Pirms
City Hall
W. H. Lytle
James
Crese Sturgis
Will Sturgis
Illinois
South Texas
Conkey
A. T. Matthews Co
Alta St
Pheae Main
Stone
Ore
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