Local classifieds list of services and sales
Locals United Orchestra and multiple ads offer spray products dry slab wood bales and milk cows at 417 Eddy street. Notices seek help at Headlight restaurant Court street and housekeeping positions while buyers look for a plane a Stoddard Dayton car and cedar posts from J A Borie Lumber Co waste and rent wanted for a four to six room house by June 1st. Also listings for dresses nursing services records and room rentals plus lost watch and goods for sale and repair services.
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O. Hohbach
Court Street
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Jack
A. T. Matthews
Jane Street
Curtaina
Thompson Atreet
Jackson
W. Webb
Black
Victor
Warren's
Music House
Woman’s Photo Reveals Her Self-Doubt About Likeness
The caption notes a woman worries that a photograph does not capture her true appearance. She believes the image may fail to do her justice, reflecting a common concern about portraiture and self-perception.
Deadbeat fears failure to hunt victims
A terse line notes that a delinquent is troubled by his inability to stalk and find would-be victims, reflecting a grim worldview where predation and fear of exposure shape reckless behavior. The remark hints at criminal psychology and ongoing threats.
Bucks Fall to Boise in Openers Dusty Wind Affects Play
Boise defeated Pendleton 7 to 0 as Ashenfelter pitched for Boise and Buck lineup mistakes and fielding errors hampered the Bucks. Nine miscues and a trio of runs in the seventh doomed Pendleton, with Reames and Altermatt contributing key hits and a late Friene three-base drive.
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Boise
Pendleton
Buckaroces
Terry
Ashenfelter
Bucks
Bridger
Hardhitting Bucks
Reames
Altermatt
Rader
Augustue
Reams
McKune
Cowan
Augustus
Friene
Mridger
IBPO
Binusser
Clark
Abermatt
Clise
Sega
Gimlin
Gard
Perepreee
Sh Varian
Mekhune
Lodell
Case
Pridger
Burnside
Card of Thanks for Charles Kester
We, A. H. and N. B. Kester, thank the many friends who kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved son and brother Charles Kester.
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Charles Kester
A. H
N. B. Kester
Dance Monday Night By W. O. W. degree team
A dance event Monday evening May 6 in Ea le Woodman hall is presented by the W. O. W. degree team with United Orchestra providing music. Admission is 60 cents and a good time is promised.
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Eale-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Local Notables Visit Pendleton Amid Track Meet
A series of local residents and visitors travel to Pendleton for the track meet. Weston’s F G Lucas and Helix residents Mrs J Nesbaum and Mrs J Endicott are among those visiting or traveling. Athletes and school officials including Misses Bernice Phillips Ann Shannon, Roy Conkils, Floyd Payne Emery Worthington, and Ruth Denniway arrive with teams. Charles Cowan of Irvington Heights heads to Seattle likely staying through September. Reverend T F Weaver and Mrs Lir Crockatt return from Milton rally representing Pendleton Christian church.
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F_ G. Lucas
Weston
John Nesbaum
Helix
C. A Hales
Waltsburg
Wash
Pendleton
P. A. McPhee
Bingham Springs
John Endicott
St. Anthony’s Hospital
J. K. Hott
J. S Norville
N. P
L. R. Traver
Seattle
A. D. Frost
Golden Rtule
Salt Lake City
Bernice Phillips
Ann Shannon
Walla Walla
Roy Conkils
Wallowa
Wallowa High School
H. ©. Worthington
Athena
Lk Son
T. F Weaver
Mra
Lir. Crockatt
Pendleton Christian Church
Milton
Ruth Deniway
Athena High School
Oregon
Veteran Takes Up Homestead at Goldendale
May 3 report from Goldendale notes James B. Brownie, 90, Mexican War veteran, filing on 80 acres under homestead rights before Commissioner N L Ward. He says his father lived to 115 and he hopes to prove up and enjoy the land’s products for a few years.
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Goldendale
Walsh
James B. Brownie
N. L Ward
Social bridge fete and ghost party highlight week
A two day bridge event hosted by Mrs. James Johns Mrs. Henry Dixon Jones and Mrs. Elza T Wade at the Jackson street home drew many ladies to card tables over Thursday and Friday Prizes on day one went to Mrs. Charles Sixyye and Mrs F B Boyden while day two crowned two brides Mrs Herbert Thompson and Mrs James Thompson May basket trophies accompanied the prizes Other social happenings included a ghost party at the Brusha home and numerous visits and gatherings among local residents and out of town guests.
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James Johns
Henry Dixon Jones
Elza T. Wade
Jackson Street
Johns
Charles Sixyye
F. B. Boyden
Herbert Thompson
James Thompson
John Adams
FE. B. Aldrich
R. Alexander
Roy Alexander
N, Ankeny
N. Berkeley
Willard Bond
Ll Bonney
W. B. Brock
H. E. Hickers
J. N. Burgess
Burroughs
B. L. Burroughs
F. E. Boyden
Tom Boylen
Gideon Brown
Samuel Bowler
Denver
E. J. Burke
M. Tt. Chessman
George Clark
Leon Cohen
L. Colesworthy
H. W. Colling
Crans
Wm McCormmach
J. B. McCook
John Montgomery
W. C. McKinney
Will Moore
Wilson D. McNary
Lee Moorhouse
Mark Moorhouse
B. J. Murphy
Chas, Murphy
Clark Nelson
T. F. O'Brien
L. D. Nash
A. Newbury
A. W. Nye
G. W. Phelps
H. E. Pinkerton
Carl Power
James Perry
George Perringer
Roy Raley
G M Rice
Harry Reese
R. Raymond
C. TE. Roosevelt
J. F. Robinson
John Krust
Robert Stanfield
H. L. Stevens
Aliee Sheridan
A. L. Schaefer
Anna Shea
A. TD. Sloan
Clara Stocker
Wm. Slusher
FE. J. Sommerville
George Strand
State Hotel Reopens After Renovation in East Webb Street
Mrs. Hattie Long has reopened the State hotel after a thorough renovation. Special rates by the week or month offered for clean quiet rooms at reasonable prices on East Webb street. Also advertised: Wanted at once, The East Oregorian will buy old rags, large and clean brought to the office at your earliest convenience.
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Oregorian
State Hotel
Hattie Long
East Webb Street
Dissolution Notice of Despain Bros Sold Interest
Chas Despain announces the disposal of his half interest in Despain Bros to Frank Griggs of this city. All parties owing the firm are urged to settle immediately as books are being closed.
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Despain Bros
Frank Griggs
Chas
Despain
Merital Pile Remedy Explains New Treatment
A new scientific preparation offered for internal and external use claims to have no equal for treating piles in any form. The advertisement invites readers to ask for demonstrations and explanations of its many supposed advantages.
Meritol Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Baldness Prevention
A claim that Meritol Hair Tonic prevents baldness and dandruff, stating it keeps the scalp free of dandruff germs which cause most dandruff and baldness. The text notes an authorization to guarantee Meritol Hair Tonic.
Merital Rheumatism Powders Offered by Progressive Century
A Progressive Century announces Merital Rheumatism Powders, a new preparation by the American Drug and Press Association after expert medical review. The product is marketed as having great merit with guarantees. Tallman & Company are named as exclusive local agents.
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American Drug and Press Asociation
Tallman & Company
Association Offer Promises Profit to Members
A local notice promotes joining an organization claiming steady profit through participation. It highlights potential earnings and positions the group as a beneficial network for residents seeking financial gain and collaborative opportunities.
Why did Tom the Piper's Son Run Down the Street
The question refers to the traditional ballad in which Tom the Piper's Son steals a pig and flees. In many versions, he runs down the street pursued by pursuers, though exact motives vary by adaptation.
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Tom
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New York
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Ray Longwell
E. J. Murphy
Tom Murphy
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Edna Murphy
Dave Idleman
Mayme Barber
Grace Haigh
Ora Smith
Thelma Idleman
Nellie Brusha
Russell French
Cottage Grove Farm
Charles Quinney
Joseph F. Smith
Everett
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Portland
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Rev. N. Evans
Marie Snyder
Lavelle Rugg
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Aline Boling
Lois Curl
Leela Evans
B Aldrich
Lotta L. Fleck
Phillip FP. Guilmet
Alda L de Lashmutt
Eastern Oregon
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G. M. Leser
Los Angeles
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Elmer P. Dodd
Herminton
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W. V. Glassyer
Moose Lodge
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Phone Main
Tnsurance
Heard & Folsom
Commercial Club Building
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