Notice of Street Sprinkling Proposals Pendleton 1912
Proposals will be received by the Pendleton Common Council until May 14 1918 for street sprinkling in four districts. The city furnishes wagons and water. contractor provides horses harness drivers and stand pipes. Each bid must include a $100 certified check and bid per team and per day for 10 hours. The city may reject any bid and dates and districts are detailed in the notice.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Cit Recorder
City Mall
Umatila
Pendleton Seeks Bids for 200 Water Bond Issues
Sealed proposals for the purchase of 200 Pendleton Oregon water bonds at par 200000 with 5 percent semi annual interest maturing in 20 years will be received until 5 p m May 14 1919 at the city hall office. Each bid must include a 2600 certified check payable to the Mayor forfeited if the bid fails to close and returned if unsuccessful. Bids to Thomas Fitzgerald City Recorder Pendleton marked Proposals for bids for Water Bonds. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. April 19 1913 THOMAS FITZGERALD
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Pendleton
Oregon
Thomas FitzGerald
City Recorder
City of
Cerne
Kaley Street
Short Street
Aald City
Ccceaas
Common Council
Anld City
Connell Chamtera
Anld
Warren Brothers Company
Thos, Fitzgerald
Recorder
Ke ‘Corder
Board of Fire Underwriters
Pacific Coast
Fitzgerald
Pend
Pendleton Sealed Bids Sought for Fire Department Hose Wagon
The City of Pendleton Oregon calls for sealed bids for an Auto Chemical Combination hose wagon with at least 1000 feet of standard hose and a 60 gallon tank. Bids due May 7 1913 at 5 PM to the Mayor and Common Council. opened May 7 1913 at 7:30 PM in City Hall. A 5 percent certified bid check payable to the Mayor is required with each bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Pendleton Seeks Bids for Kaley Street Gravel Paving
The City of Pendleton invites sealed bids by the City Recorder for gravel bituminous paving on Kaley Street between Bus Street West Line of Short Street. Bids due May 7 1918 at 5 PM with a $300 bid bond. Specifications include curb gutter drainage and vitrified sewer pipe selections. The Common Council may reject all bids and bids opened at 7 30 PM.
Pendleton City Pound Seizes Horses for Sale
Pendleton city marshal takes up two horses at the pound a chestnut sorrel saddle horse branded F X and S S C left hip and a brown horse branded R FE right hip weighing about 850 and 9800 pounds respectively. If unclaimed within ten days the animals will be sold at public auction on May 13 1913 at 2 oclock pm at the Oregon Food Yard Pendleton to cover costs. John Kearney city marshal.
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Pendleton
F. X
S&s C
R. FE
Oregon Food Yard
John Kfarney
Oregon
John Kearney
Wheat Markets Decline With Mixed May Contracts
Wheat market prices fell for the May contract, closing 8-8 3-4e per bushel lower than Wednesday as openings showed 3-8e declines for May and September and 1 2c for July. May deliveries were fair but absorbed by persistent bears while Liverpool notes supported some shorts before prices slipped further amid favorable crop outlooks and Argentine shipment hopes.
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Chicago
Eich
Broomball
Liverpool
America
Rexel
Buenos Aires
A Wonderful Tonic That Aids Digestion
Thousands suffer from digestion issues not caused by food or stomach, but by a worn digestive system. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge is promoted as a stomach regulator that helps absorb nutrients by calming acidity and coating the stomach and intestines. The ad touts long use, child-friendly sugar addition, and universal pharmacy availability.
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Jayne
Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
Wanted Ads and Public Notices From Pendleton Oregon 1913 1918
A collage of brief notices requests for sale of a restaurant business due to health, hair work services, a fire alarm system bid call for Pendleton city by mayor and recorder, and a public auction for several animals at the city pound. Notices reference Pendleton Oregon, dates in 1913 and 1918, and official city action.
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I &m
F. O. Box
Echo
Ore
Freckle Face Remedies Promise Free Trial
A junket advert promises a no cost trial to remove freckles using ethine double strength from a druggist. It claims a clear complexion after a few applications and offers money back if freckles remain, noting rarely more than one ounce is needed.
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Freckle
Portland Wheat Market Prices and Milling Terms
Portland wheat market figures show nominal prices for various varieties and basis tracking, including bluestem red Russian Turkey red and willamette valley values. Barley and oats prices in feed and milling grades, flour selling prices for patent and straight, plus hay and millstuffs quotes across Willamette valley and eastern Oregon Idaho regions.
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Portland
Willamette Valley
Oregon-Idaho
Shorts
Calcutta
North Portland Livestock Market Strong With Rising Prices
The North Portland livestock market remains firm with limited new supply. Spring lambs sell around 8.25 to 8.78, yearlings at 7.10, and select stock fetches higher. Cattle show potential price gains as outside imports lag and local needs rise, with ranges for heavy feed steers and fancy calves listed. Hog trade remains strong at tops near 9.0, but few hogs are currently available. Shippers include M. Manning of Lebanon and L. Wise of Yoncalla with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for skin ailments.
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North Portland
Willamette Valley
TODS
B. Manning
Lebanon
L. V, Wise
Yonealla
Poultry Wealth Leads Oregon Crops Says Professor Dryden
Oregon Agricultural College professor James Dryden notes poultry and eggs produced in 1909 were worth about 4.82 million dollars, potentially 6 million with small keepers. He cites wheat and hay as the only crops exceeding poultry, with wool, orchard products, potatoes and swine falling short. He highlights rapid progress in Oregon poultry keeping and forecasts strong growth if given chances.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon
James Dryden
Beaver State
Prof
Dryden
Poultry Industry Growth Prompts Big Future Prospects
The article notes a rapid rise in poultry development with a two year gain of at least $2,000,000 and 1912 poultry production estimated at $7,250,000. Census figures show poultry products ranked third behind cattle and dairy, surpassing wheat hay wool orchards and others. It argues the industry is large, legitimate, and could reach $20,000,000 in the near future with proper support.
For Sale or Trade Livery Stable in Hermiston Oregon
For Sale or Trade: livery stable and food business opportunity in Hermiston Oregon. Address Box 631 offers details for interested buyers or traders seeking a combined mercantile venture.
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Hermiston, Ore
Wanted at Once for Old Rags by East Oregonian
The East Oregonian seeks large clean rags for circulation and asks readers to bring or mail them to the newspaper office promptly.
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East Oregonian
Pendlean Lodge 63 meets first and third Mondays
Pendlean Lodge No 63 A F and A M meets the first and third Mondays of each month visiting brothers invited. Also local business ads list real estate, law practices, and dining options with old street addresses and services. Engraved cards and invitations offered with samples at East Oregonian office.
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Pendlean Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Brothren
Damon Lodge
H. M. Bilder
R. W. Fietcher
Pendleton
H. J. Rosenberg
W. R. Campbell
Sec
East Oregonian
Country Court
Circuit Court
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Webb
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Umatilla
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Hailroad Street
Railroad Street
College Atroeet
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High
Low
Close
Madam Kennedy
Athena
Stock Market
Bucklen
J T. Sossman
News
Cornelius
Koeppens
Acme Quality Enamel
Neal
Classified
John 8. Baker
Aartman Abstract CO
Doe & General Brokerage
James Johns
Pres
H Marsh
M V. Turley
M. D
Lynn K. Bilkeslee
Judd Building
D C. M'Nabb
Koepben
Malin
East Court Street
Res
C. W. Lassen
M. Killip Veterinary College
Stallion and
Jack
Amatilla Ce
Bush Street
Raley & Raley
American Nationa Bank
James A. Fee
Despain Building
Carter & Smythe, Attorneys At Law
American National Bank
James B. Perry
Bentley & Leffingwell Real Estate
Wfe
Mal Street
Peterson & Wilson
Attorneys At Law
Smith Crawford Building
ITV
Thompsonn Street
Cacnery & Ferondilev
Douglas W. Bailey
WII
Taylor Hardwara
George W Coutts
Sehmi Hlock
Frederick Steiner
Smith
Crawtor
Ahr
Alta Street
Taliman Drug Co
Stroble
Court Street
James E, Sharp
Temple Building
Beaver
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