Local ads and notices in Pendleton paper
A compilation of local classifieds and notices including fresh seafood at Hohbachs bakery, car rentals at Pendleton Auto Co, rooms for rent, sale offers for mules and glass showcases, Pendleton Cash Market weekly fish, lodging at 612 Willow Street, and employment and service listings. Also mentions piano sales at Ellers Piano House, a factory price sale, Pendleton Woolen Mills services, and a horse shoing shop purchase. Includes a note about a boy’s nose incident and a change of express office to John Beams garatore.
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Hohbach's Bakery
Pendleton Auto Company
Home Board
Mra. M Hoover
West Court Street
Wm. Champion
W. Webb
Pendleton Cash Market
East Bluff Street
Liuff Street
Sawtelle
Penland Bros
Main Street
Bath
Willow Street
Eliors Piano House
Golden Rule
Lange Bron
North Slide
Fillers Plane House
Pendleton
Peni and Brow
East Oregonian
Mysteries of Stolen Diamonds Cleared
Chicago police cleared a mysterious theft of diamonds from Mrs. A Hirsch at the Vendome hotel. John Maroney confessed with William Osley to Inspector Hunt, Osley denied the charges, diamonds worth over 500 found on Osley after his arrest.
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Chicago
A. Hirsch
Vendome
John Maroney
Hunt
William Osley
Osley
Maroney
Engagement Broken Off Tells Tale of Suspicion and Drill
In a terse exchange, Patrice confirms the engagement ended after a quarrel sparked by suspicion. A clue involves an Indiscreet broom drill attended by the involved party. Also noted is a lost gold buckle and a locket with initials. finders are urged to return them to this office.
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Patrice
Wanted Position as Stationary Engineer
Classified notice seeking a permanent role as stationary engineer. Inquiries directed to 27 Water Street or to Binck 2092 by phone.
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Water Street
Binck
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Victims and Petitions
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports John Doe was fined $10 by Judge FitzGerald for a public nuisance on the corner of Malin and Court Streets, the first police court appearance in days. Swinburne's petition for mayor filed with 87 signatures. nominations due by Saturday. Thanksgiving window displays draw shoppers as merchants prepare elaborate showcases. Co W Martin sells 40 mules to W A Craft for Bruhn Henry Co. mules to be housed at Toppinish. Auto damage rises with freezing weather. repair bills estimated at $80 for H H Wessel and several others.
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John Doe
FitzGerald
Malin
Court Streets
Swinburne
EB. R. Swinburne
City Recorder
Hig Mule Sale
W. Martin
Olex
W. A. Craft
Bruhn-Henry Company
Snohomish
Wash
H. H. Wessel
Henry Cains
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Mount Vernon Adopts Commission Plan
Mount Vernon New York, a large suburb, adopts the Des Moines style city government. The plan consolidates city duties into three bureaus finance public safety and public works. Bureau heads are elected for five years with recall power upon petition by 26 percent of voters.
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New York
Mount Vernon
Des Moines
Gloucester
Haver
Holl
Mass
Galveston
Houston
Texas
Loen Angeles
Tacoma
Celtics
Finance Bureau
Coontroller
Public Safety Bureau
Police and Fire Department
Charities
Public Works Bureau
Turmoil in Spain Triggers Emigration to Isthmus
Washington reports Spanish political turmoil pushes emigration to the Isthmian canal region. A Colon steamer carried 144 Spanish laborers despite a decree banning recruitment. From September 1 to October 12 only 130 Southern European workers arrived, yet unsettled conditions drive self‑recruited entrants. Wages start at 16 cents gold hourly, rising to 20 cents after six months if satisfactory. Read the Want ads today.
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Washington
Spain
Isthmian Canal
Colon
Europe
Pittsburg Assault Case Dismissed Over Public Insult
Police Magistrate Walker dismissed the assault and battery case brought by Norman Bradley against George B. Stack after Stack punched Bradley when Bradley called his wife "Oh you kid" in public. Stack testified he believed the insult to a woman occurred and acted without inquiry.
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Pittsburg
Stack
Walker
East End
George B. Stack
Norman Bradley
Hirodley
Bradley
Mrs. Bradley
Union No 21 Meeting Called for November 20
Members of the F E and C o Union No 21 are requested to attend at 2 o clock on Saturday November 20 and those who sent in their card at 3 o clock sharp Most important business to be transacted W R Campbell
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F. E. and Co
Union No. 21
W. R. Campbell
A. Y. P. Factory Sale at Ellers Plano House
Local ad urges readers to buy now at Ellers Plano House during the A. Y. P. Factory Sale. East Oregonian offers first class job printing services and invites customer participation in the event.
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Ellers Plano House
Agitating Dry Town For Wet Denver
The Colorado anti saloon league plans to push a campaign in Denver to make the city legally dry next spring. They aim to gather 50,000 votes, relying on women’s support for suffrage, warned by leaders that failure could stall national suffrage progress for 20 years. Liquor interests vow to spend freely to defeat the measure.
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Denver
Colorado
The
Anti-Saloon League
E. E. McLaughlin
League
George Becherer
Liquor Dealers’ Association of Colorade
Richmond youth Aubrey Wilson case draws medical interest
Medical experts focus on 15 year old Aubrey Wilson of Nottoway County who is totally blind in the case fragment from Richmond Virginia news.
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Richmond
Aubrey Wilson
Nottoway County
Cleveland Will Retain Napoleon La Joie
New York Ernest S. Barnard, secretary of the Cleveland Baseball club, arrived from Alexandria La and dispelled rumors Cleveland planned to part with its former star Napoleon La Joie. He said no offer would be entertained and Cleveland has no intention of dispensing with the second baseman, despite other clubs showing interest in the player.
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New York
Ernest S. Barnard
Cleveland Baseball Club
Alexandria
Cleveland
Napoleon la Joie
la Jole
Barnard
la Joie
Printing and Stationery Order Service Highlight
East Oregonian offers calling cards wedding stationery and commercial printing to order. Local customers can place orders for personalized invitations business cards and printed materials through the newspaper office.
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East Oregonian
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Newsy
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Alexander Department
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Hfe Wilson
Roy
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