Local ads and notices from Pendleton area
A collage of small ads and notices: rentals at Judd building and 621 Willow, furnished rooms and house keeping spaces, coal and wood delivery from Main 178 and Rock Spring coal, livestock and horse board at Commercial Barn, lost ring at Pendleton post office, dry goods and groceries at Cash Market, travel info for Northern Pacific to Spokane, moving services by Penland Bros, hauling and junk pickup on 647 Main, real estate listings including irrigated land and alfalfa acreage, eight percent money on alfalfa land, and Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy testimonial from Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Snyder
Judd Building
Judd
Orpheum
Dutch Henry
Rock Spring
T. M. Henderson
Aura Street
Pendleton
Wollenberg
Pleiger
Ben L. Burroughs
Teutsch & Bickers
West Webb Street
Northern Pacific Ty
Spokane
W. Adams
Penland Bros
Main Street
Roent
A. Morton
Pulleh
Henry's
Hush
Nysan
Uckets Routed Through Pasco With NP Connections
Long distance routes run east west or south with Northern Pacific connections at Pasco. Agent W Adams reports Tendleton forrent three furnished houses available.
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Portland
California
Northern
Pacific
Pasco
W. Adame
Uckets
Northern Pacific
W. Adams
Tendleton
Special Meeting Called by Umatilla County Farmers Union
Umatilla County Farmers Union calls a special meeting in Pendleton Oregon on Saturday November 11 1911 at 10 a m in Secret Society hall with reports from special committees and election of delegates to the state meeting in Pendleton December 6. All Food standing members are urged to attend. Also note a promotional note for Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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Farmers’ Union
Umatilla
Peestyteriita Church Sunday Schedule and Themes
Peestyteriita Church at Corner College and Alta streets led by minister F. Milnes hosts Sunday school at 11 a.m. with morning worship. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p.m. Evening worship follows at 7 p.m. Morning theme is Survival of the Unfittest. Evening theme is Old and New Conversion.
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Peestyteriita
Corner College
Alta Streets
Milnes
Christian Endeavor
Clerk to Care For Dues At Garden Street
For the present the clerk's books will be in the care of Mrs S J Mehmrian 517 Garden street who will collect all dues and receipt for the time By order of the managers W H Haer S J MehrIan
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S J. Me Mrian
Garden Street
W. H. Haer
J. Mehrian
Burglar Takes Dollar Bills From Store Window Display
Kauai City police report a burglary at 212 Enat Twelfth street where a thief broke in and plundered goods valued around 15 dollars and 81 bills placed in the window display. The burglar removed forty of the one dollar bills along with other money and merchandise.
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Kauai City
Mooney
Enat Twelfth Street
Refuses a Bath Leads to Divorce Claim in Indiana
Martha Riffle files for divorce alleging Ephaim Riffle taught baths were only for men and women. She says three months after their wedding he refused to bathe despite her pleas, prompting her to leave. The notice ends with a stray line about reading the want ads.
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Indiana
Ephaim Riffle
Martha Riffle
Riffle
Pendleton Daily Social Gleanings of Visitors
A string of personal mentions notes residents and guests in Pendleton and surrounding towns. Fi Waters, Pearl Hale, F H Daughters, Ash Paine, Fred Anderson, J F Norris, Carl Hemphill, J B Grubb, Dr Watts, Anita Kirkpatrick, Frank Sloan, L Murphy, Miss Elizabeth Tonkin, Mr and Mrs William Potts, Iva Kemp, Paul Sperry, Frank D Carruth, Homer J Waits, Charles Myers, Col F E Hofer, Mrs Dave Cargill and Miss Etta Cargill are named as travelers, locals, or visitors arriving or staying briefly in the area.
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Ash Paine
Weston
Fred Anderson
Gurdane
J. F. Norris
Kent
Ore
Bowman
Carl Hemphill
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
J.B. Grubb
Adama
Dr. Watts
Anita Kirkpatrick
Iva Kemp
Paul Sperry
Frank D. Carruth
Stanfiel
Homer J. Waits
Athena
Charles Myers
Yiet
Wickersham Tells City Bank Case Report
Attorney General Wickersham releases his investigation into the National We bank case. He virtually charges the Nationality Bank with holding stocks in financial institutions in contravention of the national bank law. Secretary MacVeagh disagrees, and President Taft will review the case upon return. The DOJ continues its inquiry and Wickersham voices concern over banking capital concentration in New York.
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Washington
Wickersham
National We Bank
Nationality Bank
MacVeagh
Taft
Department of Justice
Energy
New York
Trial pligiu e made with vaniman's new balloon Akron
Atlantica City on Nov 4 reports Melvin Vaniman and crew testing the dirigible Akron for an Atlantic crossing. A rough landing occurred in a grassy area near town after an unintended descent during the trial. Life savers responded but not required as the landing was controlled and the airship is being towed back.
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Atlantica City
Melvin Vaniman
Akron
Atlanti Ocean
Four Leap to Death in Fire at Chicago Tenement
Nov 4 Chicago fire gutted a flimsy tenement. Abraham Tubin saved two children, his wife leaped from a third story window. All four sustained critical injuries and are expected to die.
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Chicago
Abraham Tubin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bet
Teutsch & Bleckers
Koeppen’s
Tf Shumway
Pres. Oro
Carmichael
Secretary-Treasury
Croativia County FL
BB. & CO. of
Chamberlain
Fi Waters
Metchourn
Pearl Hale
F. H. Daughters of
Salem
Stor
Frank Sloan
Stanfield
L. Murphy
Heppner
Morrow County
Elimbeth T. Tonkin
Pilot Tock
Wis
William Potts
Helix
Col
FE. Hofer
Sistem
St. George
Dave Cargill
Etta Cargill
Alberta
Hhusband
Witil Vaniman
Just
Vici
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
Olympia
Pioneer Bottling Works
Peters & Morrrison
General Electric Company
MAZDA
Pacific Power & Light Company
F. E. Livengood & Company
the Ladies and Childrens Store
Ladies’ Home Journal
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