Local Classified Snippets Include Rentals and Sales in Pendleton
A jumble of small ads lists piano tuners, insurance, dressmaking, lumber, and wood-saw services. It notes cedar posts, gas oil powered wood saw, and Jack purchase offers, plus for sale items like Buick, poultry, and eggs. Lost keys between the courthouse and opera house. rewards offered by this office.
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Joe Ell
American National Bank
Sc. Snyder
Oak Street
Jack
A. T. Matthews
Eal
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Jackson Street
N. B. Stearns
Duncan
Ore
United Orchestra
Court House
Opera House
Pendleton Specialty Co
Main Street
Moose Club to Host Family Evening Wednesday March 26
The Moose and members with families are assured a good time on the Wednesday evening of March 26 featuring country dancing, cards and refreshments.
Pendleton Marshal Takes Up Two Red Muley Cattle
The marshal of Pendleton reports two red muley cows seized for nonpayment of costs. One is large with no marks, the other small with crop from the right ear. Owners or those entitled must claim within ten days or the animals will be removed after 2 p.m. on the stated date.
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Pendleton
City Pound Auction Notice in Pendleton
Ur d day of April 1912 the said animals will be sold to the highest bidder at public auction for cash at the City pound 400 West Wetb street in Sid city of Pendleton. Proceeds to be applied to costs of making sale. Dated March 22 1913 John Kearney City Marshal.
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Elty
West
Wetb Street
Sid
Pendleton
John Kearney
Motorcycle for Sale in First Class Order
Will sell Joerns Theim Motorcycle in first class order. Two speed machine. For further particulars call it Oregon Motor tinrace.
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Joerns Theim Motorcyvele
Oregon Motor Tinrace
Federal Bureau Moves to Walla Walla from Pendleton
The northwest department of the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry will relocate to Walla Walla next month. Dr. Harry H. Pinkerton, head of the department, learns that the move consolidates two offices and places local leadership over meat inspection and field work. Deputy W. V. Gilatsyer and J. C. Wilson face uncertain futures with further moves to Miles City and beyond.
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Pendleton
Northwest Department
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Walla Walla
Harry H. Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Heis
Washington
W. V. Gilatsyer
J. C. Wilson
Idaho
Miles City
Montana
Department of Federal
Oregon
S&s. W. McClure
Piling laden schooner sails to Pearl Harbor from Oregon
The four mast schooner W F Garma now at St Helens has loaded a full cargo of piling at the local tie plant and sails for Pearl Harbor to supply government harbor works. Shipping men say it is the first schooner to depart the Columbia river with a complete piling cargo. More vessels are expected to follow with similar cargoes for the Pearl Harbor naval station project.
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St. Helens
Ore
W. F. Garma
Pearl Harbor
Government Harbor
Columbia River
Government Naval Station
Local residents visit Pendleton. notable arrivals and travels
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in Pendleton with many names from Cecil, Heppner, Echo, Athena, Walla Walla, Weston, Pilot Rock and nearby areas. Highlights include M F Aholt, I R Olden, J Halstead, CG B Duffy, Lew Thomas, I J O Harra, HH Martin, J Blakely, Bert Warren, J M Hodges, I E Young, Will G Bennett, F Turner, E L Hopple, Pete Anderson, Jesse Ferguson, Dr Harry B Pinkerton, Georges McGaughey, IL Howland, M G Kern, Joe Gugin and Albert Marlowe. A new Colorado senator, Thomas, is named to fill an unexpired term.
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M. F. Aholt
Cecil
St. George
I. R. Olden
Heppner
Bowman
City
HH. Martin
Weston
Pendleton
Bert Warren
Helix
J. M. Hodges
Pilot Rock
I. E. Young
Will G. Bennett
Fat) Turner
Portland
Union Depot
E. L. Hopple
Pete Anderson
Northern Pacific
Pasco
Jesse Ferguson
Weston Mountain
Harry B. Pinkerton
Northwest Bureau of Animal Industry
Georges McGaughey
Charles Jost
IL. D. Howland
Butter Creek
Walla Walla
M. G. Kern
Joe Gugin
Albert Marlowe
Huldmay District
Ecity
Mr. Marlowe
Colorado
Charles J. Hughes
Thomas
Baker Will Buy Its Own City Bonds In Baker Oregon
Baker Oregon March 26 The city will buy its own intersection bonds with a water fund surplus of over 150000 The bid with a premium of 100 on the 8825 36 bond issue for paving Intersections topped the list First National Bank Baker offered 50 premium Baker Loan and Trust 30 Well Roth Co Cincinnati offered 6 William E Sweet Co Denver offered no premium Kean and Cows Chicago bid was rejected for lack of certified check Resolutions authorize bidding to earn more from surplus water fund than bank interest at 4 percent
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Baker
Ore
Commissioners Meeting
First National Bank of Baker
Baker Loan and Trust Company
Well
Roth & Co
Cincinnati
William E. Sweet Co
Denver
A. Kean & Cows
Chicago
Storm helps lambing in Bakep area Baker Oregon report
A. N. In gies, a well known sheep man of Keating, says heavy recent snow aided winter lambing. The range fed well all winter and flocks thrived. Spring lambing will start within the next 16 days.
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Baker
Ore
A. N. Ingies
Keating
Horace Kester Seeks Mamma After Hospital Visit
In Baker Oregon on March 26, Horace William Kester, 2 a half, wandered four blocks and climbed three flights to reach his mother Mrs C G Kester in hospital. He said I just wanted to see my mamma and is staying with grandmother Mrs Sarah A Underwood at the Underwood hotel after a prior visit with his grandparents.
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Baker
Ore
Horace William Kester
C. G. Kester
Underwood Hotel
La Grande stock fed in good supply this spring
La Grande Oregon March 26. Stock men expect no serious feeding trouble barring a prolonged April. Hay and feed were plentiful last year and remain sufficient for now, but extended grazing time could strain hay stocks. Conditions locally are excellent though other eastern Oregon areas differ.
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la Grande
Ore
Oregon
Alleged He Worked Up a Damage Suit in Pendleton
A Pendleton jewelry dealer J Coldbach faced a damage suit claim after a 1912 arrest over selling without a license. Judge Phelps sustained City Attorney Carter’s demurrer, ending the case. Coldbach had warned he would sue the city and previously threatened witnesses.
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J. Coldbach
Colty
Phelps
Carter
Game T Pendleton
Pendleton
Kearney
Goldbath
Wilson
Walla Walla
Gypsy Family Rides in Big Touring Car
In San Francisco on March 26 John Merino from Los Angeles, a Servian Gypsy horse trader, arrived with his family and stored a big touring car on the main deck. He had bought the car in Honolulu and plans to use it in travels through southern California. The family wore revival gypsy dress yet spoke fluent English.
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San Francisco
John Merino
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Merino
California
University Teams to Debate Next Friday in Forensic Meet
Eugene Oregon March 26 two University of Oregon debaters Vernon Metschenbacher and David Pickett face University of Washington teammates in Villards hall to cut Seattle’s lead after 13 contests Washington holds seven wins to Oregon six. At same time two other Oregon debaters Howard Zimmerman and Cal King meet Stanford in Palo Alto departing tonight for Southern California.
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Palo Alto
Howard Zimmerman
Salem
Cal King
Marshfield
Southern California
High School Head Seriously Charged In Pittsburg Case
Pittsburg March 26. S. I. Hester superintendent of the city high schools was arrested on charges tied to an alleged crime involving Esther Fisher a housemaid in his residence. Bond set at 5000 pounds. Esther Fisher is in critical condition. George Patterson the girl’s sweetheart also arrested on related accusations.
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Pittsburg
Esther Fisher
S. 1
Hester
George Patterson
Patterson
Ccoee
Dayton Ohio Synthesis: A Fibered Industrial Hub
Dayton Ohio sits at the confluence of the Miami and Stillwater rivers forming the Miami. By 1910 its population reached 116,577, as a county seat 67 miles southwest of Columbus and 60 miles north of Cincinnati. It is a major manufacturing and shipping center with rail links, electric interurban lines, 9 lines totaling 285 miles, and daily train traffic. The city’s economy centers on diversified plants, including the National Crab Register company, railroad cars, water wheels, agricultural implements, sewing machines, and foundries, employing 600 to 2500 workers. It features storm sewers to curb flood risk, a robust transit system with $111,063,100 in clearings, and $3,000,000 annually in internal revenue receipts. Dayton also prides itself on culture, hosting Ohio’s first incorporated library (1805) and multiple daily and religious publications.
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Dayton
Ohio
Miami
Montgomery County
Columbus
Cincinnati
United States
Issac Ludlow
Jonathan T Dayton
Miami Valley
Daytona
National Crab Register Company
Transitions
Oregon Washington Railroad Receives Record Equipment Order
Local agent T F O'Brien reports growing traffic at the yard with a notable rise in lumber traffic. The Oregon Washington Railroad Navigation Co announces a large order of equipment including 5 290 box cars 100 000 pounds capacity and 2050 stock cars. The total cost and full details follow in subsequent notices.
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T. F. O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Reclamation Official Named in Salt River Project Loss Charges
A director of the reclamation service has been named as defendant in charges by a Congressional committee asserting government losses exceeding six million dollars in the Salt River irrigation project due to maladministration. The case outlines alleged mismanagement within the reclamation service and seeks accountability from the official and associated figures.
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Reclamation Service
Congressional
Aubcommitte
Salt River
Equipment distribution plan for railroad systems
Equipment totaling 8 619 150 dollars will be divided among Union Pacific and Chicago and Alton lines, with the O W R N system receiving a share based on demand. The distribution aims to boost capacity along the O W R N corridor during the harvest season, requiring extraordinary equipment to meet all requirements.
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Union Pacific
Chicago & Alton Systems
For Sale or Trade Livery Stable and Food Business
For Sale or Trade. Livery stable offered for sale or trade including a food business. Address Box 571 Hermiston Oregon.
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Hermiston, Ore
Wanted at Once for Large Clean Ore Carloads
The East Oregonian seeks to purchase olg ries in large, clean condition. Immediate purchase offered. Send details to the officer at your earliest convenience.
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East Oregonian
Four States Floods Devastate Midwest and Midwest Cities
Floods sweeping Ohio Indiana and Illinois caused massive damage and loss of life. In Dayton three rivers Miami Stillwater and Mad, plus Wolf Creek, overwhelmed levees and the Laramie reservoir failure. Columbus and Indianapolis faced extensive damage including bridges, rail disruption, and factory fires as central Indiana endured severe conditions.
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Chicago
Plomisabmese
Daytont
Delaware
Columins
Youngstown
Ohio
Dayton
Miami
Wolf Creek
Minsmi River
Laramie
Joseph Patrick Tumulty Secre tary to New President
Joseph Patrick Tumulty serves as secretary to the new president. He has been Secretary to Governor Wilson since Wilson became governor of New Jersey.
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Joseph Patrick Tumulty
Mr. Wilson
New Jersey
Floods inundate Indiana as levees fail across the state
Floods in Indiana left two men missing including L. P Wooles of Indianapolis, a Purdue student. Wabash river levees broke, two miles across and rising fast. Indianapolis reported over 100 families displaced, power plants submerged, four deaths. Peru suffered about half a million dollars in damage as water reached six feet in circus winter quarters. Logansport also flooded.
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L. P Wooles
Indianapolis
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Indiana
Cty
Peru
Portland Elks Offer Assistance to Omaha
Portland Ore March 24 the Portland lodge telegram to the Omaha lodge extends heartfelt condolences and offers material assistance or service in this season of affliction. Exalted Ruler C C Bradley signs the message on behalf of Portland Lodge No 142 to Omaha Lodge No 9.
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Portland
Ore
Omaha Lodge of Elks
Omaha
B. FO. E
C. C Bradley
Girl Operators Earn Flood Fame In Cincinnati Report
Two young women who worked as operators became key figures in delivering flood news. A telephone operator in Dayton relayed the latest from the attacked city to Governor Cox, triggering relief efforts. A Telegraph operator in Phonpton acted as a relay relief operator, helping to spread urgent messages amid the disaster.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Caime
Cox
Ity
Rena
Phonpton
Daviier
Bath
Fee Ga
Opera- Tin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Skinner's
F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Whipple
I. C. Snyder
Grysiab
Water St
Hawks
F. J. Donaldson
Federal Bureau
Peart
Harbor
Huh
Pendicton
Joe Blakely
Babbage Hill
Charles 8S, Thomas
Storm
Lis Mamma
Frederick Wf, Newell
Middle West
Blke
Ona
Selota River
West Side
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Lafayette
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