Local ads list goods, rooms, and services in Pendleton area
A dense block of classified style notices for Burroughs and Pendleton. Items include dry slab wood, housekeeping rooms, sewing and dressmaking, new sewing machines at Graham's, furnished rooms at State Hotel, sale of alfalfa, cedar paste, sidewall lumber arrivals, Jersey cows, a Holt 16 foot combine harvester, moving and transfer services, Rock Spring coal, unfurnished suites, window screens, plans to move dry slabs, and a large tract for sale in North Wallowa county. Multiple addresses and phone references appear throughout.
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Johnson Street
Burroughs, Main
Water Street
Mill Street
W. R. Grahams
Milne
Pendleton
Ore
Franklin Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Pendleton Planing Mill
R. H. Stevens
Henry Feod Yard
Holt Jr
Margaret Me
Immmber
B. A. Morton
Rock Spring
Hen L. Burroughs
East Oregonjam
Oregon
Sharon
Bray
State Hotel
UN Co
Graham's
Penland Bros Hauling Ad Promises Quick City to Country Moves
Penland Bros advertises fast moving service for furniture and planes with short city trips and country transfers. It highlights quick work and offers phone contact at Main 234 for bookings and transfers. The note emphasizes they haul anything.
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Penland Bros
Local fuel and taxi ad promotes citywide service
Taxicab and Touring Cars charge 20 cents to any part of the city with day and night service. Contact Ko pliike & Giilanders by phone Maln 178 for cordwood specials including good dry red fir slab wood cotton wood yellow and black pine in five cord lots. Also offering Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal at special prices.
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Kopliike & Giilanders
A Truly Bic Real Estate Bargain in Modern 6-Room House
A modern six room house wired for lights and phone sewer connection hot and cold water toilet bath lavatory woodshed lawn priced at 950 dollars cash See Mrs A J Overturf 510 W Webb St
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A. J. Overturf
Webb St
Pendleton Sealed Bids Sought for Cottonwood Street Bonds
Notice invites sealed bids by 5 p m May 5 1912 at Pendleton city hall for improvement bonds totaling 10083 36 to fund Cottonwood street and Webb street work. Bonds dated May 1 1912 bear 6 percent interest semi annually, maturing in ten years with city option after one year. Bidder must provide 500 cash certified check payable to the mayor. check forfeited if bonds awarded and bidder fails to take them. Dated Pendleton April 28 1912. Chamberlain's Liniment praised for rheumatism cures with widespread dealer availability.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Cottonwood Street
Water Street
Railroad Street
Webb Street
Main Street
Thomas Fitzgerald
City Recorder
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social notes
Vera B Campbell of Union is registered at the Bowman. EF Cook of Walla Walla spent last night in Pendleton. Le Roy Parsons of Elgin is among the guests at the St George. W T Reeves, well known Stan fled farmer, is in the city today. Roland Oliver left yesterday for Hood River on a business trip. Fred Adams is down from his home to take in the ball game today. Harney Roseperry of Adams was a visitor in the county seat yesterday. Peter Crockett was an incoming passenger on the local train this morning. T M Quowen came in from Pilot Rock yesterday and stayed over. Lenina Wade of Stanfield among the west end residents in Pendleton yesterday. Richard Everett was numbered among the Pilot Rock people in the city yesterday. John Pannister, well known Weston farmer, is a business visitor in the city today. Mrs John Jordin leaves this afternoon for a month at Mountain Home Idaho for her health. Mrs George Upthegrove and children came in this morning from Hermiston. Elmer P Dodd president of the Hermiston Commercial club is visiting in Pendleton today. P H McPhee manager of Wenaha Springs arrived in Pendleton from Portland this morning. Ernest Knight of Heilx went to Pilot Rock this morning to arrange pasture for a band of horses. Miss Irene Murphy returned Tuesday to her home at La Grande after a two week visit with Miss Edna Winssler. James Crawford left today for his home in Portland after several days attending to business affairs. Miss Ivy Nolte, recently injured in a runaway, is now recovered enough to be around though not entirely well.
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Vera B. Campbell
Union
Bowman
F. EF. Cook
Walla Walla
Pendleton
le Roy Parsons
Elgin
St. George
W. T. Reeves
Roland Oliver
Hood River
Fred Adams
Harney Roseperry
Adams
Peter Crockett
T. M. Quowen
Pilot Rock
Lenina Wade
Stanfield
West End
Pendheton
Richard Everett
John Pannister
Weston
John Jordin
Mountain Home
Ida
George Upthegrove
Hermiston
Elmer P. Dodd
Hermiston Commercial Club
P H. McPhee
Wenaha Springs
Portland
Ernest Knight
Heilx
Pitot Rock
Irene Murphy
la Grande
Edna Winssler
James Crawford
Conscience Letter From Florence Bulletin Printer
In Peabody Kansas editor W E Payton of the Herald received a conscience letter from a former Florence Bulletin printer confessing theft of brass column rules sold in Wichita. The writer offers to pay penalties, sends a $6 draft, and seeks forgiveness for the crime.
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Peabody, Kan
W. E. Payton
The
Herald
Florence
Florence Bulletin
Jeff T
Wichita
Old Brass
Miners Honored for Bravery at Lahich Mine Rescue
At Lahich Oklahoma a Mexican youth Reinno Rodriguez risked his life warning workers as fire broke out in Western Coal and Mining Co. mine No. of the twenty first district United Mine Workers convention approved funds to educate Rodriguez. Ninety one of one hundred men escaped before the flames spread.
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M' Allister
Okla
Western Coal & Mining Co
Lahich
United Mine Workers of America
Twenty-First District
Reinno Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Cosmopolitan club to explain nine love methods
University of Minnesota foreign students will present nine distinct courtship customs from Peru, Japan, Canada, China, India, Norway, Alaska, Persia, and the United States. The spring meetings will cover wedding ceremonies and lover dilemmas, drawing campus interest and questions about access for nonmembers.
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St. Paul
Cosmopolitan Club
University of Minnesota
Peru
Japan
Canada
China
India
Norway
Alaska
Persia
Auto Somersaults Escape Injury in Ore Crash
Auto crash on Wildhorse road near Athena resulted in a car tumbling twice but all occupants escaped injury. The vehicle, driven by H. Wilson of Alexander and Wilson, was demolished. Athena track team left for Baker Ore to compete in Eastern Oregon meet. The band will play open air concerts May 3 to July 4. F G Beal of Milton in Athena. Mrs D B Jarman and children of Weston visited. Dore, seeking engagement with Miss Crocker, was ordered off Crocker estate and warned of jail if he returned. believed demented.
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Athena
Ore
Wildhorse
H. Wilson
Alexander
G. Dudley
McEwen
BE. Worthington
Athena Band
Athena Hotel
F. G. Beal
Milton
D. B. Jarman
Weston
Athena Visltors
SS G. Lucas
Dore
Crocker
Church services and programs advertised in two congregations
At the First Christian Church on North Main Street J B Holmes pastor holds morning worship at 10 oclock with a 6 30 Young Peoples meeting and 7 20 sermon The Holy Spirit In Regeneration Monday night illustrative lecture Wednesday training class All are invited Methodist Episcopal Church at Webb and Johnson streets N Evans pastor offers morning theme The Gleaners Evening topic Things to Avoid Preaching 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school 10 a m Epworth League 7 p m A cordial welcome to all services
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First Christian Church
North Main Street
J. B. Holmes
Young Peoples' Meeting
Methodist Episcopal Church
Aorner Webb
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Epworth
First Baptist Church Services and Programs
The First Baptist Church at Corner Johnson and E Alta, Rev. Herbert T. Cash, pastor. Preaching at 11:00 and 8:00. Sunday school at 10:00. Intermediate at 9:20. Young Peoples meeting at 7:00. Midweek services Wednesday at 7:00. You are cordially invited.
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First Baptist Church
Corner Johnson and
E. Alta
Herbert T. Cash
Young Peoples
Exchange: Elegant bungalow for automobile of equal value
A listing states an elegant bungalow style residence is offered in exchange for a car of equal value priced at $1500. The ad requests the car’s value, make and year, with the first letter of the vehicle specified, and directs inquiries to this office at address abbreviated as SS.
For Sale Cheap Rock House and Lots on Lilleth Street
Bargain property sale offers a rock house with 3 1 2 lots on Lilleth Street and a brick house with lots on Mission Street. Must sell Lilleth Street property before May 28. Apply Amies Delongvert, 121 Mission Street.
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Lilleth Street
Mission Street
Amies Delongvert
Paul Revere Bell Breaks at City Mall Tower
The Paul Revere bell in City Mall tower failed to ring at 8 45 for the curfew. At noon its 156 pound tongue fell, smashing a hole in the roof and dropping to the court below. The bell, a genuine Paul Revere, once hung in Bath’s North Church.
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Paul Revere
City Mall
Old North
Bath
CAN AT HOME CANING BUSINESS OFFER
At home canning system for fruits vegetables meats fish and fowl in glass or tin. Steam puddings and pork and beans canning capacity up to 10 000 cans daily. Priced from 16 dollars to 200 dollars with complete instructions and Secrets of the Canning Business. Contact Thos J Ross 276 4th St Portland Oregon.
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J. Ross
4Th St
Portland
Oregon
Sunday services and study at Corner EB Webb and Johnson streets
Sunday services are at 11 o clock with Sunday school at 10 o clock. The lesson topic is Everlasting Punishment. A Wednesday evening meeting is held. The reading room opens daily from 2 to 4 pm. All are cordially invited.
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EB. Webb and
Johnson Streets
Church Services Schedule at Redeemer Church
In Sunday services the Church of the Redeemer will hold Sunday school at 10 a m. The Litany and Holy Communion will be celebrated at 11 a m. A divine service and sermon will be held at 7 30 p m. The offertory solo will be sung by Miss Edna Gates. All are cordially invited. Rector Charles Quinney.
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Church of the Redeemer
Edna Gates
Charles Quinney
Autumn Styles Adopted By National Cloak Makers
Toledo styles for autumn were approved by the National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Association with about one hundred manufacturers present. Suit jackets will lengthen gradually to finger tip length about thirty two inches, depending on height. Skirts stay straight, waterline with inner belting favored. Separate coats will be full length and straight cut with varied shapes and set in sleeves, deep armholes, sloping shoulders, and high buttoning.
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Toledo
National
Modern science to wipe out locusts in plague cure
Dr. Roux presents a method to banish swarms using a lab cultivated microbe fatal to locusts. A single treated locust spreads the pathogen to thousands as it hops or flies, dying and passing infection to others. After trials in Mexico and Argentina, eight days saw the pests vanish.
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Paris
Egypt
French Academy of Science
Roux
M. Deresme
Mexico
Reresme
Would Woo Miss Croker Discharged Gardener Found
Thomas Dore a 26 year old gardener formerly employed by Miss Jennie Croker was discharged about a year ago and was found hiding behind a statue in San Francisco. The incident suggests possible unauthorized presence near Croker's residence.
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San Francisco
Thomas Dore
Jennie Crocker
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Porrent
North Wallowa County
Bex K
Troy
Wallowa County
Donaldson’s
K. Kelly Bansher
F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse
F. D. Watts
Tme
Chamberlain
Ivy Nolte
Brave Bboy
AKERS
Iron Works
Henry Maler
Hillorough
Miss Crocker
Methodist
Christian Science
Miss Croker
Golden Rule
O. K
J. H. Luck
Prop
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Wonder
Alta Street
Main
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