Local ads and notices mix of goods for sale and services
Locals listing Lane and Son offerings Room and board at 623 College. United Orchestra and wall paper supplies. Hochbach's oysters contact Main 80. dresser poultry market orders Main 101. job ad for experienced grocery department worker. cold weather update and best coal sale at Pendleton Summer Yard Main 0. property for sale near city 1200 with 1300 cash balance terms by Lee Teutsch. Baptist ladies fair November 18 19 with aprons fancy work and cooked food. lost brooch with topaz between post office and Thompson Alta streets return to Courter Smythe’s office with reward. seeking money partner for profitable low risk venture with references T L M care EB.
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Olympia
Hochbach’s
Dresser
Pendleton Sumer Yard
Lee Teutsch
Smith-Crawford Building
Thompson
Alta Streets
Courter
Dream leads to Colorado marriage for Independence judge
Kansas City judge A L Anderson of Independence Missouri dreamed of a past sweetheart in Ohio. He wrote to Mary E Davin in Palisade Colorado, met in Denver, and married with a brass band greeting and a large arm chair as a wedding gift. He was a former city council member.
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Kansas City
A. L. Anderson
Independence
Ohio
Ned
Mary E. Davin
Palisade
Colo
Denver
Doctor of Strenuous Life to Theodore Roosevelt
Paris announces that Baron Pierre Coubertin’s Societe des Sports Populaires awarded Roosevelt a diploma “Debrouillard” for his distinguished amateur sports life. Coubertin recalls meeting Roosevelt at the White House and Roosevelt’s eagerness to join the competition. The note also mentions Fra Albertus facing boos from a vaudeville audience.
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Paris
Societe Des Sports Populaees
Pierre Coubertin
As “Debroulliard
Theodore Roosevelt
Peron Coubertin
Roosevelt
Whit House
Asde
Debrouillard
Pendleton Welcomes Wide-Rauge Visitor List
A long stream of business visitors and guests are seen in Pendleton today. Names include H Johnson of La Grande and J W McFadgen of La Grande along with Jim Higgins of Heppner and many others from North Yakima Stanfield Pasco and Walla Walla visiting for brief transactions and social visits.
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Eheler
Hellz
H. Johnson
la Grande
Pendleton
Jim Higgins
Heppner
Tom Ayera
Pasco
W. R. Ellis
Portland
J. W. McFadgen
Bowman
W. R. Howard
Stanfield
G. W. Hoyt
North Yakima
William McDaniel
Pilot Rock
Change in O R N Train Schedule
Beginning Sunday morning Oregon Railroad and Navigation train No 1 departs Pendleton for Portland at 9 o clock instead of 7 20 p m and arrives in Portland an hour and five minutes earlier. The train will depart Walla Walla at 6 o'clock instead of 7 38. Westbound train No 6 will leave at 1 50 instead of 1 25.
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Pendleton
Portland
Walla Walla
Visitors and officials note from Pendleton area
Mr Patton and Mrs Patton of Riverside plus Mrs Burke and her young son visit Mrs Burke's parents Mr and Mrs Stroble. City Engineer Geary Kimbrell newly elected county surveyor returns from a western professional trip. P Van Houtté district manager of Preffle Telephone visits from Walla Walla. EB McKee and wife of Wellington Kansas depart Pendleton after an extended visit. R and N Detective B B Wood arrives from Duncan on railroad business. Duncan hills reported snow.
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Mr. Patton
H. H. Patton
Riverside
VC. Burke
Athena
Geary Kimbrell
P. van Houtté
Preffle Telephone Company
Walla Walla
Taft Declares US Won't Annex Panama Speech Sparks Support
Colon November 17 President Taft is hailed as Panama’s friend after saying the United States will not annex Panama. The presidential party sails tonight on the Tennessee for Guantanamo Cuba. Denver November 17 To soar higher than ever before aviation meet opens at Overland Park with Ralph Johnstone Walter Brookins and Arch Hoxey promising daily exhibition flights and a guaranteed 22500 for their show.
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Colon
Taft
Panama
United States
Tennessee
Guantanamo
Cuba
Denver
Solo
Overland Park
Ralph Johnstone
Walter Brookins
Arch Hoxey
90 Year Old Tama Man Builds Flying Machine With Duffy’s Pure Malt
Henry Clarke Moore of Tama Iowa at 90 claims to have completed his first flying machine aided by Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as his sole tonic and invigorator. He says the drink improved his digestion, boosted his energy, sharpened his mind, and helped him work on his invention, while urging others to use it as medicine. He cautions to buy only sealed bottles and seeks medical guidance via The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.
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Henry Clarke Moore
Tama
Iowa
Duffy
Mr. Moore
Desler
Tse
Faith and commerce mirror in public life contrasts
The text weighs commercialism against public faith, noting the pull of material goods. It argues belief in material fidelity can be harder than faith in God, implying moral questions about trust and devotion in society.
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God
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