Local Ads Offer Goods and Rooms Across Pendleton
Local notices list bicycles at 727 Johnson Street and fuel at Main 6 Fuel, sewing machines on display, fresh crawfish at St George Cafe, rentals in Judd Building and East Oregonian Building, live-in rooms, and employment seeks. Also ads for cows, a 16 foot combine harvester, timber land for sale near Gurdane, moving and hauling services, coal and wood delivery, plumbing and pawnbroking services, beer at local taverns, and building materials from Pendleton Planing Mill.
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Johnson Street
Burroughs
Mark Moorhouse Co
W. R. Grahams
St. George
Judd
F. E. Judd
H” Care
Bose
Graham's
Gog
Franklin Street
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Holt Jr
Margaret Melstrom
Pendleton
Ore
Gurdane
Oregon
Peter Kriser
B. A. Morton
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
East Oregoniam
Sharon & Eddings
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
W. W. Hoch’s
Milwaukee
Water Street
Damon Lodge Plans First and Third Rank Work
Damon Lodge No 4 K of P schedules work in the first and third ranks this evening. Full attendance urged. J A Best C C R W Fletcher K R 8.
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Damon Lodge No
K. of
J. A. Best
C. C. R. W. Fletcher
K. R
Cemetery Lot Alimony Case in Neenah Divorce
In Neenah Wisconsin a divorce between Mr and Mrs Charles Rusch ended after fifty five years of marriage. Mrs Rusch received a cemetery lot valued at ten dollars as her share of the property. The record states cruelty as the grounds for divorce and notes ten children from the union.
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Neenah, Wisx
Charles Rusch
Pilots Rock and Echo Visitors Filled Weekend City Notes
Numerous residents from Pilot Rock Echo Hermiston and nearby areas were seen in Pendleton and throughout the region. Notables include Leyl Alridge Joss Hammack and J L Stanfield among visitors while others trailed to Echo for water hearings and family visits.
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Leyl Alridge
Pilot Rock
Joss Hammack
Clifford L. Morgan
Hermiston
Will Moore
Notice to Subscribers from Spokesman-Review Route Update
Notice to subscribers explains route damage due to carrier carelessness and that the route will be restored by tomorrow. Signed C. J. Freese District Agent.
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Spokesman-Review
C. K
C, J
Freese
Dist
Walla Walla Elects High School Principal
Walla Walla, Wash. May 27 Bruce B. Milliken elected by the board of education as high school principal for the coming year successor to F. C. Heck. Milliken highly recommended graduate of Yprisont Michigan Normal and BS at Columbia University previously principal at Saginaw for nine years and at Wallace Idaho for two years. He taught psychology in education at Kalamazoo one summer. He is 86 years old and has a family.
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Michigan
Milliken
Wallace
Idaho
Walla Walla
Kalamazoo
High heels cause fall in Darby housing incident
Annie Donahue aged 23 a domestic in the home of Mrs Thomas Hall Darby tripped on a broken stair edge as her high heel caught on the step and she fell downstairs sustaining a broken spine. A physician advised hospitalization at Presbyterian hospital where recovery is not expected.
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J. H. Raley
Frederick Steiner
R. J. Slater
Roscoe Johnson
J. P. Winter
Echo
Edith Crockatt
Athena
A. Mackenzie Meldrum
Maurice D. Scroggs
Hermiston
The
Reclamation Service
Herbert Strohm
Gerald W. Bohn
Pearlee Rankin
Louis Cargill
N. P
Dale Slusher
Portland
Edith Slusher
San Joaquin Valley
California
Washington
Annie Donahue
Thomas Hall
Darby
Presbyterian Hospital
Ferris Hartman Promotes Chorus Beauty at Oregon Theatre
Comedian Ferris Hartman discusses what makes a pretty chorus girl while promoting his company at the Oregon Theatre. He stresses beauty and presence, noting selection from many applicants, and cites facial features, figure, carriage, grace, eyes, and smile as key. He believes chorus quality hinges on audience perception and overall charm.
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Ferris Hartman
Oregon
Hartman
Mr. Hartman
Penland Bros Quick City Moves Offer Moving Service
Penland Bros advertises rapid moving services for furniture and pianos. The firm offers short city trips or country transfers with a stated phone line for inquiries.
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Penland Bros
Rural Prefers Quiet Farm Life Over Brass Band Noise
A speaker from a countryside community expresses a preference for farm sounds from hens and pigs over loud brass band performances, advocating for rural tranquility and traditional country living.
Roesch Paving Guarantee Promises Lower Price Hard Surface
Julius Roesch president of the Home company guarantees a crushed rock base hard surface pavement for La Grande with a lower price than outside firms. The bid compares crushed rock base at 1.44 per square yard versus Warren Construction gravel base at 1.47 1 3, with claimed value equal to standard pavements costing property owners 2.10. City council considers re advertising to read crushed rock specs and evaluate bids from interested property owners.
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la Grande
The
Evening Observer
Julius Roesch
Home Company
Washington, Main
First
Warren Construction Company
Warren Company
Itig
Ladies visit by Mrs Whitney in Pendleton for a few days
Mrs C H Whitney of Baker Oregon a face specialist and toilet article manufacturer will be in Pendleton for a few days and will call on the ladies. Moles and superfluous chairs removed by electricity. Residence 620 Cosble street Phone Red 21062.
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C. H. Whitney
Baker, Ore
Pendleton
Cosble St
Director Round-Up Band Forming For Students
Chauncey Haines now prepares pupils with all brass woodwind and string instruments. Terms reasonable. Residence 613 Mark Street phone Main 576.
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Chauncey Haines
Mark Street
River ferry schedule to Portland via Bailey Gatzert
Passengers for Portland can save money and enjoy a clean river ride aboard the Str. Bailey Gatzert leaving The Dalles daily except Sunday and Monday at 2 30 p.m. Fare to Portland is $1.
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Portland
Dalles
North slope farm with river access and bottom land
475 acres on the north slope running down to the river plus 65 acres of fine bottom land. Includes a good house, barn, orchard, and alfalfa. Priced at $20 per acre, with $2000 down on balance. Long-time terms. Offers to trade for horses. Contact E. T. Wade.
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E. T. Wade
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Serim
Madras
Wilson
Livengood & CO. E Ladies’ and Childr
Oregon Lumber Yard
Umatilla Co
Pioneer Association
Weston
Lilleth Street
Pendleton Planing
F. J. Ronaldson
Peoples Warehouse Ng Stampa
S. D. Peterson
Milton
George Upthegrove
Kern
Weston Mountain
Charles Norton
Child
Winnipeg
Canada
R. B. Dickson
Roseburg
J. B. Kennedy
P. Sheridan
Butter Creek
Bess McPherson
Oxford
Russia
Wohlenberg
Oregon Theatre
J. Roesch Guarantees Paving
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