Local ads and notices from Pendleton listings 1913
A gather of small advertisements and notices including services in Plano tuner Ic Snyder sulphur lime spray wood sawing and lumber offers. Dressmaking and boarding inquiries. For sale horses jack breeding eggs and sewing machines. Rentals rooms near Main Street and Water Street. Public notice of animal pickup by Pendleton marshal with auction plan on April 3 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Jane Street
Ic. Snyder
Ok Street
Jack
A. T. Matthews
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Eddy Street
N. B. Stearns
Duncan
Ore
Main
United Orchestra
Singer Sewing Machine Co
East Court Street
Pendleton
West
Webb Street
John Kearney
Penlend Bros Haulage Public Notice Transfer to Country
Penlend Bros announces transfer of hauling services to the country area with assurances of continued reliability and coverage. The notice emphasizes the firm’s readiness to handle varied loads and maintain prompt service for local customers.
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Penlend Bros
Livery Stable for Sale or Trade in Hermiston Ore
For sale or trade a good livery stable business in Hermiston Oregon. Respond with Box 631 for details.
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Hermiston
Ore
Seed treatment advertisement for WORMALDEHYDE Co
An advertisement touts WORMALDEHYDE for seed grain, trees, shrubs, and farm buildings. It claims 50 percent formaldehyde to prevent smut and 50 percent other harmful substances. Directions are on each bottle and buyers are urged to contact WORMALDEHYDE CO. INC. of Moro Oregon.
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Wormaldehyde Co., Inc
Moro, Oregon
Pendleton Hotel Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Pendleton Hotel Company announces its annual stockholders meeting at the office of Mark Moorhouse at 2 p m on April 8, 1913. Dated March 24, 1913, Mark Moorhouse secretary.
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Pendleton Hotel Company
Mark Moorhouse Company
Mark Moorhouse
Pendleton Building Association Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Pendleton Building Association will be held at 2 30 p m on April 5 1913 at the office of Mark Moorhouse Company Mark Moorhouse Secretary. A man is seldom clever enough to realize how unimportant he is.
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The
Pendleton Building Association
Mark Moorhouse Company
Mark Moorhouse
Personal Visits Light Up Pendleton Scene
Local notes show a string of visitors and residents in Pendleton and nearby towns. C R Marple of Nolin, J F Vernon of Milton, John Tompkins of Helix, Mrs Cora Switzer of La Grande, and others were in the city or returning from outings in Walla Walla, La Grande, Hood River, Pilot Rock, Echo, and Adams. Several knights templar gatherings and Easter observances are noted among attendees.
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H. Davis
la Grande
Yesterdy
R. N. Adams
Stanfield Stockman
Pendleton
J. F. Vernon
John Tompkins
Helix
Cora Switzer
Misa Glanehe McGaughey
Pilot Rock
Art Whitman
Walla Walla
G. W. Hensel
Adams
W. M. Slusher
W. A. Slusher
Nolin
James A. Cooper
Hood River
A. H. Cox
A. F. Knotts
Willchurch
D. Peterson
Milton
East End
Turner Oliver
George T. Cochran
Baker Knights Templar
R. Raymond
Emmett Reese
Hampy Hoare on literacy clause in immigration bill
Representative Hampy Hoare opposed the literacy clause arguing usefulness does not track education. He recalled employing a colored man who struggled with basic tasks yet stayed for money. The man said he would attend classes until four, studying International Law.
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Hampy" Hoare
Congress
Hampy
The
Washington Herald
Inventive Blind Student Devises Braille Stenographic System
Harold Dey Howard, 19, blind, returns to University of Pennsylvania commerce law studies after matriculating at Overbrook due to scholastic record. He cannot see lessons and lacks Braille books, so he creates a pin-prick shorthand system to record lectures for later study.
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Philadelphia
Harold Dey Howard
Commerce Law
University of Pennsylvania
Overbrook School For
Howard
Walla Walla Amateur Boxing and Wrestling Smoker Named
The Walla Walla Amateur Athletic club bares a Germania hall program for Friday night March 28. Manager Chas Jost promotes a clean fast show featuring Pineau vs Robinson in a 140 lb wrestling bout and Ed Warner vs John Koff in boxing. Other bouts include 125 lb Stevens vs Mensor, 14 lb Sweeney vs Carr, and Casey vs Thorne with Walters challenging Jost.
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Wall Walla
Wash
Walla Walla
Germania Hall
Chas. Jost
Ktcure
Pincau
Robinson
Pineau
Ed Warner
John Koff
Koff
Warner
Carl Thomas
Pendleton
Shorty" Weaver
Milton
Mensor
Jost
Jim Thorne
Echo
Thorpe
Zeno Casey
Cassey
Frank Walters
Charley Jost
Walters
Yvenra
Fight Men Turned Over for the Irri gators' Squad in the Western Tri- State
Joe Cohn signs Frank Barber, former Sioux City pitcher, after Barber’s 1911 season, with 1912 out of play. As Boise Indians prep for Spokane training, eight players including four pitchers two infielders a catcher and an outfielder will be turned over to President Boss ner of the Boise club under a frame up deal.
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Spokane
Wash
Joe Cohn
Frank Barber
Sioux City
Barber
Cohn
Indians
Boise
Bossner
Pendleton Teams Enter Portland Bowling Tourney
Pendleton will send two bowling squads to a Portland tourney this week. Both teams, long rivals in winter matches, head to the metropolis with little difference between them and expected to rank high. Members depart tomorrow. first team in Pendleton uniforms read Pendleton Letter Buck while the second bears the Round-up slogan. First team: Fred Book, Nick Noel, Virgil Bott, Will Hanscom, F J McMoniles. Second team: Pat McDevitt, H A Anderson, JL Hoover, Adolph Molitor, Frank Perlee.
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Pendleton
Portland
Metropolis
Peoples Warehouse
Alexander Department Store
Fred Book
Nick Noel
Virgil Bott
Will Hanscom
F. J. McMoniles
Pat McDevitt
H. A. Anderson
JL. Hoover
Adolph Molitor
Frank Perlee
Dr Kings New Discovery Cough Remedy Endorsed Worldwide
For forty three years Dr Kings New Discovery has been known as the most reliable cough remedy. Over three million bottles were used last year. It will get rid of your cough or refund your money. J J Owens of Allendale South Carolina writes it is the best remedy for coughs and colds he has used. For coughs colds and throat and lung troubles it has no equal. 60c and 1.00 at Koeppens.
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Dr. King
J. J. Owens
Allendale
8. C
Koeppens
Nevada governor ends finish fights and tightens gambling laws
Governor Oddie signed a repeal of the finish fight law allowing 10 round boxing matches under a nominal license. He also enacted a broader anti gambling measure making poker a misdemeanor and converting percentage games and card gambling from felonies to lesser offenses.
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Cargon
Nev
Oddie
Social Dance at Eagle Woodman Hall March 24
A social dance will be held Monday evening at Eagle Woodman hall on March 24. It is given by the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World. Tickets cost 50 cents. A good time is guaranteed with music by the United Orchestra, six pieces.
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Eagle-Woodman Hall
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
United Orchestra
Judge King eyed for Court of Claims post in Washington
Washington March 24 A national committeeman from Oregon Judge Will R King is under serious consideration for chief justice of the court of claims in Washington City. If King is not chosen, Oscar Underwood may push for a man from Alabama. King has also been offered other federal posts and would welcome a court of claims seat. Oregon’s senators back King, Chamberlain and Lane discuss patronage. a social welfare hearing notes higher wages for women to curb social problems.
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Washington
Will R. King
Oregon
Court of Claims
Oscar Underwood
Waya and Mining Committee
Alabama
King
United States
Judge King
Department of Agriculture
Customs
Portland
Chamberlain
Lane
Senator Chamberlain
Senator Lane
Myers
Would Abolish the Ragtime Dance Hearing
Washington March 24 The Illinois Senate vice commission urged white slavery penalties stricter child training and abolition of joy rides and ragtime dancing as remedies for social evil at a hearing seeking President Wilson support. The commission secured his promise to consider calling a conference of governors and representatives.
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Washington
D. C
Illinois Sentorial Vice Commission
Wilson
Reading the Last Chapter Alters a Woman’s Narrative View
A woman reads the final chapter of a novel first, reversing conventional sequence. This backward approach reshapes her interpretation of characters and themes, challenging linear storytelling norms and revealing how endings influence understanding of the entire plot.
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Wotmin
Piles Cured In Six To Fourteen Days
A druggist offers a money back guarantee if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. The ad states the product costs 50 cents and promises refund if not cured within the timeframe.
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Alli
F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
S. Whipple
Plano
O. Hohbach’s
Court Street
I. C. Snyder
Main Street
Water St
Pendleton Specialty Co
H. W. Amos
Route
Box
McMinnville
Jackson Street
R. O. Hawks
Oity
F. J. Donaldson
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernach
Prop
Chester Beam
Popu
Lar
St. George Hotel
Coin
Boise Club
Tri- State
Underwood
O'Hara
Tutnole
Aes Peerr
Tee
Yee A
Whittaker
Umatilla
C. J. Whitaker
Pendli
Pendleton’s
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