Local ads offer coal wood sale and services
Local notices list Chimney sweep Teutsch & Bickers selling Rock Spring coal and dry wood. Offers include horse and cattle purchases, barn space, moving services by Penland Bros. Transfer, and drag hires. Also present are Lost mink fur, poultry market, and rail tickets via Northern Pacific. References to Judd building, Rock Spring coal, and various addresses appear throughout.
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C Snyder
Judd
Teutech & Bickers
Orpheum
Dutch Henry
Rock Spring
Aura Street
Dutch Henry's
Pendleton City Marshal to Auction Two Stray Animals
The city marshal of Pendleton will auction a gray mare about 20 years old and a Shetland pony bay with a left shoulder brand if unclaimed within ten days. The sale is at 2 pm November 30 1911 at the city pound for cash to cover costs, with proceeds applied to expenses.
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Pendleton
Knights of Pythias Lodge to Convene This Evening
Attention Knights of Damon Lodge No 4 K of P will meet in regular session this evening to transact important business related to the district convention J A Rest Co C RnR W Fletcher K Th 8
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Knights
Damon Lodge No. 4
J. A Rest
Co. Crnr
W. Fletcher
Thlouse of Stockman Lies in Four States
Kansas City reports Fred Torrén a stockman lives across four states Colorado New Mexico Utah and Arizona his watch and meals shift with state lines his mail goes to Cortez Colorado he votes in Utah and his legal business sits at the Apache County Arizona seat his windmill water trough and pig pen span New Mexico Arizona and Utah depending on location.
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Kansas City
Fred Torrén,& Stockman
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Terron
Cortex
Colo
Apache County
Pendleton City Visitors and Local Notables Reported
A roundup of Pendleton area visits includes Will Dean of Weston, Mrs. Will Ferguson visiting from Walla Walla, and veteran Spokesman-Review agent C. J. Freese in town. G. W. Jones of Gibbon, Max Stewart among Hermiston crowd, and C. W. R. N. agent Hunter from Echo. Pendleton locals also host J. P. Lidevallen Jr. from Adams, Ren Sweeear t from Lexington, Mrs. J. F. McNaught of Hermiston, and others. Boone Eb. Watson arrives on the Walla Walla local. Homer Watts, Rh. A. Chighelm, Al Slusher, William Hood, Morris Lynch, Curt Turner, and more are noted for travel or business in the area.
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Will Ferguson Ls
Walla
C. J. Freese
Spokesman- Review
Pendleton
G. W. Jones of
Gibbon
Max Stewart
J.P. Lidevallen, Jr
Adams
Ren F. Sweeeart
Planter Stockman
Lexington
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
City
W. Jp. Bonifer
Family of Gibbon
St. George
Boone EB. Watson
Walla Walla
Homer Watts
Athena
Rh. A. Chighelm
Jebelry
al Slusher
Nolin
William Hood
Morri S Lynch
Cottonwood
Curt Turner
Nez Perce
Fist Proved to Be Mightier Than Law
Camden, N J James Stewart failed to provide for his wife and three children prompting Prosecutor Henry Scovel to intervene. Stewart resisted then fled to a private office where a scuffle erupted, leaving him battered. Scovel commented the fist is mightier than the law.
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Camden
N. J
James Stewart
Henry
Scovel
Stewart
Prosecutor Seavel
New York Poolrooms Lose to Wire Tappers
New York poolrooms faced a costly theft after a horse named Rudolfo, a two year old, won via telegraph wire tapping. The incident disrupted wagers across the early races, with Rudolfo initially opening at 2 1 2 to 1 and bets on long prices like Mycenie, Carlton Club, and Casey Jones. As betting shifts occurred after the third race, a winner was wrongly announced, signaling the wire tapping scheme.
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New York
Rudolfo
Louisville
Mycenie
Carlton Club
Casey Jones
Sparks of Life Hidden in Seeds and Lants
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of life spark within seeds or plants, noting preserved life within depots or bodies. The wording hints at themes of vitality and hidden potential in organic matter, possibly a natural philosophy or biology excerpt.
Bids Sought for Cement Sidewalk on Mialin Street Pendleton
The Common Council of Pendleton invites bids by November 28, 1911, 1 pm for building a cement sidewalk on Mialin Street at the north end of the bridge. Plans and specs are on file with the City Recorder. Each bid must state price per cubic yard and include a $50 certified check. The council may reject any bid. Dated Pendleton Oregon November 28 1911. Thomas Fitzgerald City Recorder.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
City Recorder
Mialin Street
Nexd
Oregon
Thomas Fitzgerald
Notich Pok Bids For Street Improvement
Notice from Pendleton City that bids will be received by the Common Council for marking improvements on Washington Street and Plain Street. Bids must include a $100 certified check and specify prices for excavation, filling, paving with a road roller, and sidewalk work. The city reserves the right to reject any bids. Specifications on file with the City Recorder, Thomas Fitzgerald.
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Common Couner
City of
Pendleton
City Reporter
Waiashington Street
Plain Street
Common Council
Kane
Tansan
Thomas Fitzgerald City
Recorder
Dead Man Good Sprinter From Rockford Escape
David Reese of Byron, linked to an Ogleville coroner’s inquest into his death, leaped from a Rockford hospital window and outran attendants to the county jail seeking protection. Clad only in an under shirt, he calmed after chewing tobacco and was taken to a sanitarium. He had been found dead after four days in a cornfield.
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Rockford
David Reese
Byron
Ogle
Rockford Hospital
Reese Wieclad
Reese
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