Local ads list wood coal rooms cows and services
Local column lists numerous items and services including dry wood and Rock Spring coal from Koplittke & Gillanders, dry slab wood delivery by Ben L Burroughs, and Oregon Lumber Yard. Also notices for furnished rooms at State Hotel, a 29 head Jersey cows sale, telegraphy job with Western Union, and a lost gold ring reward. Includes Pendleton Planing Mill, Mill street addresses, and various rental and sale offers.
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Johnson Street
Burroughs
Koplittke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Water Street
W. Reed
Gibbon
Ore
Mill Street
Smalls
J. C. Snyder
Milne
Pendleton
Franklin Struet
Oregon Lumber Yard
Main Street
Bowman
R. H. Stevens
Henry
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Pendleton Planing Mill
Holt Jr
Margaret Melstrom
Western Union Tel Co
B. A. Morton
Ben L. Burroughs
Eteock
Oregon
East Oregonian
Dissolution of Law Partnership in Pendleton Oregon
Notice states the law practice partnership between Stephen A. Lowell and John P. Winter dissolved by mutual consent in Pendleton Oregon on May 1, 1912. Unfinished business will be completed, and either partner may collect outstanding accounts.
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Pendleton
Ore
Stephen A. Lowell
John P. Winter
Seven Widener brothers reunite in Belvidere after years apart
Winfield and Adam Widener arrive from Cuba and John Widener from Omaha to surprise their Belvidere brothers George Frederick Ambrose and William. The six men, long separated, had kept up correspondence. John planned a trip after inviting the Cuba residents to visit. The absentees met in Philadelphia before converging in Belvidere.
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Belvidere
N. J
Winfield
Adam Widenor
Cuba
John Widener
Omaha
Neb
George
Frederick
Ambrose
William
John
Philadelphia
40000 Cannot Vote In New Jersey Primaries
80000 Jersey voters are disqualified from the May 28 primaries for Republican and Democratic national conventions due to not voting in last fall’s low-turnout election. They must file affidavits with the municipal clerk or township clerk at least ten days before May 28 to remove the disability. Uncertainty remains over the required affidavit wording, with the matter likely to be reviewed by the attorney general.
Divorced by a Letter Divides Reading Couple
Charles A Hamm of Reading was granted a divorce from Anna Hamm now a Philadelphia student nurse. The marriage soured after Anna visited a sister in Philadelphia and met a politician whose letter to him surfaced. Evidence noted the husband did housework and turned his wages of 90 dollars monthly to his wife while she saved 3400 dollars to buy their home.
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Reading
Charles A. Hamm
Anna
Philadelphia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An 19th century style testimonial ad offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for proof it cures catarrh. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, notes unsigned testimonials, and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo plus Walding Binnant Slave Wholesale Druggists as references. It advertises price seven cents per bottle and mentions other Hall remedies.
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Howard
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Binnan & Slave Wholesale
al Drougelete
Notable Visitors in Pendleton List Include Merchants and Officials
A stream of visitors and residents were noted in Pendleton yesterday and today. Marshall of Condon and William Marshall of Arlington were spotted in town, while J Moule visited with his sister Mrs. J H Dickson. Various figures from echoed towns like Helix Elgin Walla Walla and Beho appeared for business and social calls. Local officials educators and traders such as George Tonkin county school supervisor Asa HE Thomson and I Sproit were recorded in the city for intervals and meetings.
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William Marshall
Arlington
J. Moule
J. H. Dickson
Earl Dennis
Helix
Mark Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
Fred Wright
Walla Walla
Garden City
Im B. Stanfield
Echo Banker
Charles Green
Pendleton
Susan Mellroy
Elgin
the St. George
George Stoddard
la Grande
Asa HE. Thomson
Echo
Andy Tood, Jr
Heppner
Morrow
George Tonkin
Pilot Hoek
Alex Sincemier
B. A. Chisholm
Hermistonian
Henry Barrett
Athens
D. Bell
Portland
Nelly Carr
Irene Rippey
Beho
Frank Brooks
Spokane
Brooks
B. 5
Waffle
C. Sanderson
Freewater Times
Nat Kimball
Garfield
Wash
Irene Murphy
Edna Wissler
San Jose Man Rey Dies After Attempted Burglary
Charles B Rey, a San Jose social figure and former Pacific Manufacturing bookkeeper, attempted to rob Mrs F Morrison's home on Second and Reed. He fought coachman Charles Titcomb, was trapped, hid in the attic, and killed himself with a panknife to avoid disgrace on his sister.
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San Jose
Charles B. Rey
E. B., Blodgett
Rey
Pacific Manufacturing Company
Santa Clara
la Quentin
Te House
Titcomb
Morrigan
Roosevelt forces control Pennsylvania convention in Harrisburg
May 1 in Harrisburg with Roosevelt delegates in control of the Pennsylvania state convention. Senator Penrose's faction will not block 12 Roosevelt delegates at large. William Flynn is likely to be chosen national committeeman. The platform calls for direct primaries for all public offices and instructs the delegates for Roosevelt.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Roosevelt
Penrose
William Flynn
Camden Man Paralyzed Twice Dodges Falling Timber
Hugh Washburn aged 49 of 584 Morris Street Gloucester City narrowly dodges a falling timber at a Camden New York shipyard and suffers a dislocated neck for the second time in two years. He is taken to Cooper Hospital in terrible agony with a prior similar injury at a Baltimore shipyard two years ago.
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Camden
N. J
New York
Hugh Washburn
Morris Street
Gloucester City
Cooper Hospital
Washburn
Baltimore
Humphrey Brothers Murder Case Goes to Jury
Corvallis Oregon May 1 The Humphrey brothers George and Charles are charged with murdering Mrs Elyisa Griffith. The jury received the case shortly after noon and a guilty verdict was expected.
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Humphrey
Corvallis
Ore
George
Charles Humphrey
Elyisa Griffith
Government agriculture expert to visit Oregon May 8 24
Government agriculture official C H Lane from the department of agriculture will tour Oregon from May 8 to 24. He arrives in Pendleton from Spokane and will be greeted by Cal vin Thomason, field manager of the statewide contest. Lane will speak in Pendleton The Dalles Hood River Portland Oregon City McMinnville and Roseburg, ending his tour May 24.
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Rendliet
C. C. Thomason
L. RR. Alderman
Oregon
C. H. Lane
Department of Agriculture
Lane
Pendleton
Spokane
Calvin ©. Thomason
State Bankers’ Association
Alderman
Hawley
Line
Dalles
Hood River
Portland
Roseburg
Ashland
Oregon City
McMinville
Bank Statement for Morrow Bank Oregon 1912
The document shows resources including loans and discounts 45307.69 overdrafts 4286.24 cash on hand 1619.11 and due from reserve banks. Liabilities include capital stock 25000 undivided profits, deposits subject to check 80921.10 demand certificates 15248.33 cashier checks outstanding 669.60 savings deposits 28.88 and bills payable 2810 10508. The statement is sworn by cashier C F Morrow before Notary Otto G. Sapper on April 30 1912 in Tillamook County Oregon.
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Geo Ce
Tilla
Cc. F. Morrow
Cc. Fo Morrow
Otto G. Sapper
Oregon tour with Lane to be led by Thomason
Contest Manager Thomason will accompany Mr. Lane during their Oregon trip visiting Corvallis Albany Salem Eugene Medford Grants Pass and Ashland. Thomason previously worked as a newspaper reporter in this city.
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Corvallis
Albany
Salem
Eugene
Medford
Grants Pass
Ashland
Thomason
Lane
Oregon
Penland Bros Quick City and Country Hauling
Penland Bros promotes rapid moving services for furniture and planes with short city trips or country transfers. Contact Main 339 for prompt hauling and delivery.
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Penland Bros
Germless foods planned for Boston sanitary market
The Women's Municipal League plans a sanitary market in Back Bay offering sterilized sausages bacillus proof beefsteak and germless groceries to Boston residents once the project is completed.
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Boston
Boston Food Supply Tainted by Unclean Methods
The project is backed by prominent physicians, bacteriologists and physiologists in the city. Scientists say much of the food offered for sale in Boston is handled by unclean methods in a way that disease is spread and the entire community affected.
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Boston
Bargain Seal Brown Gelding With Carriage Harness For Sale
A seal brown year old gelding weighing 12100 pounds suitable for a lady or family driving. Comes with rubber tired carriage and new nickel trimmed harness. Priced at 330 dollars. Contact F. D. Watts in Weston, Oregon.
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F. D. Watts
Weston
Ore
Taxicab and Touring Cars Ad Rates
Taxicab ang Touring Cars, 25 cents to any part of city. Phone Main 12. Day and night.
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Uader State Hotel
UN Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Indy
Lilleth
Sharon & Eddings
Donaldson’s
K. Kelly Bansher
F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse
Dissolution Partnership
Seven Brothers
A, Marshall of
Condon
The
H. M. Cockburn
Milton
Chas, B. Rey
Pennsylvania
Ues
Oxford
Oxfords
Wohlenberg
Govt. Agriculture
Washington
Hermiston Bank & Trust. Co
Hermiston
State of Oregon
Uma
Ss. R. Oldaker
E. BE. Macmillen
M. VY. Turley
J. H. Reid
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Hot Lake Sanatorium
C.W. R. & N. Railway
Hot Lake
Walter M. Pierce
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