Local Ads and Listings on Reynolds Street Market
Local classifieds offer coal and wood by the cord dry slab wood advertised with phone contacts Kopitzke & Gillanders Main 6. Several rental notices for furnished rooms at 502 Water Street and East Oregonian Building plus a suite of unfurnished housekeeping rooms. Livestock for sale Jersey cows and a milk yard ad. Telegraphers wanted by Western Union. Lumber yard shipments and planing mill ads plus a Holt 16 foot combine harvester for sale. Lost ring with diamonds offered for reward. Local services include screen doors, brooms, and piano moving with contact numbers.
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Water Street
L. W. Reed
Gibbon
Ore
J. C. Snyder
Wm, Milne
Pendleton
Gay Range
Franklin Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Main Street
Bowman
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dareh Henry
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Pendleton Planing Mill
Holt Jr
Margaret Melstrom
Western Union TelCo
Dissolution of Law Partnership in Pendleton Oregon
Notice states the law partnership between Stephen A. Lowell and John F. Winter dissolved by mutual consent on May 1, 1912 in Pendleton Oregon. Unfinished business will be completed and either partner may collect outstanding accounts.
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Pendleton, Ore
Stephen A. Lowell
John FP. Winter
Auto Track moves quick for furniture and trips
Penland Bros advertise a horse drawn service with a seal brown 1200 pound gelding driven by a lady or family, a rubber tired carriage, and nickel trimmed harness offered for 350 dollars. F D Watts Weston Oregon.
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Penland Bros
F. D. Watts
Weston
Ore
Taxicab and Touring Cars Quick City Service
Taxi and touring car service available day and night for 26 cents to any city part. Call Main 12 for prompt pickup.
Real Estate Bargain Modern 5-Room House For Cash
A truly big real estate bargain offers a modern 5 room house wired for lights and phone with sewer connection hot and cold water toilet bath lavatory woodshed lawn and a $940 cash price. See Mrs A J Overturf 510 W Webb St for details.
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A. J. Overturf
Webb St
Recital by Church Choir at Mrs Marshall Residence
A recital by members of the Choir of the Church of the Redeemer will be held at the residence of Mrs BE P Marshall Friday evening May 30 at 7 15. Admission is free though an offering will be taken. Also notes on health remedies and local druggists praise Chamberlains products.
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Church of the Redeemer
BE. P. Marshall
Pendleton Wool Scouring stockholders meeting notice
Notice is given to the stockholders of Pendleton Wool Scouring and Packing Co. that a meeting will be held at the company office in Pendleton Oregon on Tuesday May 7 2012 at 2 p m. E. Judd president Edwin J Burke secretary.
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Pendleton Wool Scouring and Packing Co
Pendleton
Oregon
Judd
Edwin J. Burke
Ride a Prisoner Groom Denied Visit Over Board Bill
In St Paul Minnesota Ambrose Keefe seeks his marital rights but learns his wife Mary owes an $18 boarding bill. The landlady refuses Keefe entry to the boarding house until payment, while Assistant County Attorney Boerner says neither he nor the landlady can imprison the bride. The Police Judge Finehout notes a husband cannot be held accountable for his wife's debt or detained for nonpayment.
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Mer
St. Paul
Minn
Ambrose Keefe
Mary Smith
Finehout
Boerner
Keefe
Mable
Dance at Eagle Woodman Hall May Second
M A Dance invites all to Thursday evening May 2 at Eagle Woodman hall for good music and a cordial gathering.
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Eagle- Woodman Hall
Local people in Hermiston and surrounding areas
Clifford L. Morgan the colonizer traveled to Hermiston today. Dr. Whittaker returns from Idaho reporting heavy rain. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hadley of The Dalles visited Bowman last night. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely rode the local train this morning. Walter R. Bitney from Tum-alum nursery is visiting Freewater today. Howard Stevens the sheep buyer went to Pilot Rock to pick up fine sheep. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morrisette of Adtros were in the city yesterday. George W. Done of Pilot Rock attended the Republican Central Committee meeting. Mrs. G. E. Butterwood and Mrs. Matilda Newton of Umatilla visited yesterday from the seaport town. Joel Skrable, president of the Umatilla county Toft Club, went to Hermiston this morning. Mrs. F. R. Wyant returned to Weiser after attending her son's wedding. Dick Rameey, N. P. section foreman, en route to Athena after transfer from Sieter. Mrs. R. N. Stanfield and Edna Thompson went to Stanfield to attend the big ball tonight. William Gleason, OWI & N superintendent, is in Pendleton after coming from Spokane with the Shriners' special heading to California.
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Clifford L. Morgan
Hermiston
Dr. Whittaker
Idaho
M. B. Hadley
Dalles
Bowman
Joe Blakely
Walter R. Bitney
Tum-alum Nursery
Freewater
Howard Stevens
Pilot Rock
W. L. Morrisette
Adtros
George W. Done
Republican Central Committee
G. E. Butterwood
Matilda Newton
Umatilla
Joel Skrable
Athena
Sieter
Wash
Dogs Top Babies in Hillsborough Census Report
Hillsborough census shows 147 dogs and twelve babies in town. Investigation indicates dogs and babies rarely appear in the same households. Population portions highlight pets as prevalent, with authorities noting no strong overlap between canine and human families.
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Hillsborough
Cal
Roseburg Proposes Girl Loitering Ban and Public Nuisance Rules
Roseburg city council introduces ordinances targeting girls under 16 for loitering after 9 pm and banning public spitting, with a penalty for sidewalk skating. The move sparks debate amid accusations of gender discrimination against boys of similar age.
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Roseburg
Ore
Family Was Ill Fated in McCarty Crime
Brandenburg Kentucky reports Clint McCarty, who killed Mrs Rebecca Frank in Louisville, hailed from an ill fated family. His father Allen McCarty was shot in a saloon thirty eight years ago, his mother murdered about twenty years prior, a sister killed herself in Louisville, and a son died recently in Louisville.
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Brandenburg
Clint McCarty
Rebecca Frank
Louisville
Indiana
Allen McCarty
Harden County
Zack Gill
Clint McCarthy
McCarty
Uniformed Swarthmore Scout Buried in His Garb
Allen Penniwell Stiner 16 a Swarthmore Boy Scout leader of the Buffalo patrol was fatally struck by a Philadelphia department store truck near his Moslan home. He was the first American boy buried in scout uniform, a plan he made before death with his cat and gear given to the troop. The private funeral drew nearly all troop members and Swarthmore High School students who brought floral tributes. Four Buffalo patrol members served as pallbearers. Interment was private.
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Philadelphia
Allen Penniwell Stiner
Swarthmore Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Buffalo Patrol
Moslan
Troe
Swarthmore
Swarthmore High School
Woodward's Road
Chestnut Lane
Bedside Applejack and Sermons Rule Van Ness Will Trial
In a Surrogate Fowler will contest, widow Mary East testifies about Cornelius Van Ness. The Cornwall millionaire drank applejack by his bed and had sermons read by his housekeeper’s niece Lillie. He reportedly spoke of young women and gifted fur coats hats a diamond ring and gowns to Dilla, which East approved of.
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New York
Cornelius van Ness
Cornwall
Alice Wood
Mary East
Fowler
van Ness
Housekeeper Testifies on Lille Van Ness Case
The housekeeper recalls Mrs Lille Van Ness and says he ordered Lille to return to England. Fred East, Lille’s husband, testifies and jokes about first meeting Mrs Van Ness on Guy Fawkes Day November 5 1499.
Two Men Die After Gas Pact In Locked Chicago Room
In Chicago two men lying unconscious from illuminating gas in a locked room at 316 South Halsted Street near Des Plaines Street. A third man Hank Smith and boy Arthur Scharf planned to die together. Scharf claimed they wanted to die and to send word to family. Smith is improving. Scharf is critical. Mrs Olive F Gruble rented the room and reported gas leakage after door was found locked. Police and doctors investigate.
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Chicago
Til
South Halsted Street
Constance Avenue
Arthur Scharf
Hank" Smith
Scharf
Hoapital
Smith
Olive F
Two Men Hurt In Accident At Plant Gates
At a Commonwealth Edison facility a pul motor malfunctions left two men injured after being struck and knocked down by a gate. Workers applied first aid for an hour before emergency crews transported the victims to the county hospital for treatment.
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Commonwealth-Edison Company
Engineer Goes Crazy On A Light Ship
Boston reports an assistant engineer aboard a lightship No 7 became violently insane. Captain Baxter in charge said the crew observed his erratic behavior and a fatal shock affected his family. No further names or official action given.
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Boston
Follock
Cap. Miller
Miller
Halle
Baxter
Iighthouse Board
Trenton Mayor to Charter Charity Marriage Fees
The Trenton mayor plans to create a fund by charging a fee for marriage ceremonies to support tubercular care. The program aims to redirect proceeds monthly toward charitable tubercular relief, reflecting ongoing efforts to gather funds and raise awareness in the community.
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Trenton
Trento
Mayer Pharick W. Donnelly
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Johnson Street
Burroughs
Kopltke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
A. Morton
Pendleton Planing
Ben L. Burroughs
East Oregonian
Lilleth
UN Co
Donaldson’s
K. Kelly Bansher
F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse
Dissolution Partnership
Chamberlain
J. M. Howell
Greensburg, Ky
R. N. Stanfield
Mise Edna Thompson
Stanfield
Wiliam Gleason
Washington
O.W. I. & N. Company
Spokane
Shriners
California
Wohlenberg
Charles Blanddy
Mrs. East
Mr. Blandy
Aiuogrgists
Hamilton Aveipie
Hank
Elghteen
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