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Interest Reaches High Point as Election Draws Near
Voter guidance details precincts and boundaries for Pendleton elections. Residents over 21 who lived in the city 30 days may vote, unregistered voters sworn in by six freeholders. Polls open 8 am to 1 pm, with specified methods to mark ballots and options for amendments and candidates.
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R. Still
Kansas
Missouri
Oregon
Pendleton
Justice of the Peace
Freeholders
Pendleton Cleaning Works Seeks Continued Patronage
After acquiring Pendleton Cleaning Works at 2061-2 FE. Alto from G. B. Gillette, Geo. Fell. Prop. asks for ongoing patronage and assures personal attention to work.
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Hoskins
Echo
Oregon
Geo. D. Fells
Pendleton and Bowman Cleaning Works
Pendleton
Alto
G. B. Gillette
Geo. Fell
Missing Horses Ad With Reward In Oregon Frontier Ad
A strayed trio including a sorrel mare with a branded U and bar and her colt a bay saddle mare weight 900 pounds a tall sorrel gelding and a bay yearling filly branded J W on the left shoulder. Citizens asked to notify Claude and Woodell of La Grande Oregon. A reward offered.
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Claude & Woodell
la Grande
Oregon
Adyv
Pendleton Visitors From Nearby Towns Listed
A string of social and professional visitors is noted in Pendleton today including Henry Enbuck from the bin farm north of the city, Will Brown of Holdman, Mra. L. H. Ives of Walla Walla, and Co. A. Moll relocating from Wallula. Other arrivals include J. W. Cummings from Elgin, Frank Crawford of Condon, E. T. Eriksen a Hermiston engineer, Louis Schoul and Mra. J. Halstead from Echo, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker from Athena, George T. Cochran of the water commission, J. W. Mesener from Hermiston, James Johns of Hartman Abstract Co. visiting Cove, Harry Minick from Irrigon, Dr. F. M. Coe of the O. K. feedyard, H. R. Newport from Hermiston, J. E. Hatter and Brownell from Uma tilla, Oliver P. Morton reclamation attorney, Dr. David B. Hill recovering from appendectomy, and Arthur Jordan back in Pendleton after six months in the county south end.
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Henry Enbuck
bin Farm
Will Brown
Holdman
Mra. L
John Walker
Athena
George T. Cochran
Oregon
J. W. Mesener
Hermiston
James Johns
Hartman Abstract Co
Cove
Harry Minick
Irrigan
Pendleton
F. M. Coe
Oo. K
H. R. Newport
J. E. Hatter
Umatila
David B. Hill
Arthur Jordan
Nearly $2,000,000 Worth of Toys Imported Here
Washington November 29 Nearly two million dollars worth of toys were imported into the United States during September of the current year and for the full calendar year 1913 the total value will approach nine million dollars. Domestic toy manufacturing is noted as a factor amid imports.
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United States
Imporia
Germany
England
Japan
France
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Washington
For Sale of Breeding Livestock in Forest Grove Oregon
Edward L. Naylor advertises 15 yearling Cotswold bucks 15 Cotnwold buck lambs and 134 Shropshire buck lambs, all large and ready for service. Can sell any number. Forest Grove Oregon.
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Cotenwold Bucks
Edward L. Naylor
Forest Grove
FASHION GOES TO DOGS AT LONDON KENNEL SHOW
London November 29. Freak fashions are hitting dogs at the Crystal Palace Kennel Club show. Small breed Pom and Peke styles dominate, with owners aiming for bold, head and shoulder effects. Miss Noelle Edge of Ireland notes trend toward larger styles and matching outfits, blurring lines between dog and dress.
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London
Crystal Palace
Noelle Edge
Ballylinan
Ireland
Mins Edge
Mural Painters Meet for Higher Standards
In New York on November 29 the National Society of Mural Painters began its annual convention with delegates from across the United States to discuss higher standards of mural work. The convention adjourns tonight.
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New York
National Society of Mural Painters
United States
Quote on judging others by their virtues
A concise proverb notes that a person who cannot find goodness in others reflects poorly on their own character, suggesting moral self-awareness and humility as path to fairer judgment.
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F.E. Livengood & Comp’y
Andrew T. Still, M. D
Osteopathy
District of Columbia
Drs. Hoisington
Judd Building
Estes
Main
Elots
Pendleton Iron Works
East Oregonian
Tel
U. S
Oreton
Thompson
Joe Ell
American National Bank
St. Elmo
J. C. Hoskina
Stanfield
Webb
Arlington Hotel
Penland Bros
Main Street
Fourth Ward
Bowman Hotel
Wands
Vincent Street
River
Vincent
Mark X
Miss Sunshine
Miss Edge
Sunshine
Frank Crawford
Condon
The
Bowman
E. T. Eriksen
Louis Schoul
Echo Justice of the Peace
Mra. J. Halstead
Pn Brownell
Umatilla
Oliver P. Morton
Stonewall Jackson
Water Street
R. & Price
Los Angeles
Cal
Ge Foo
Mackintosh
Toffee
Halifax
Treacle Toffee
Krussian Toffee
Koeppen
Franklin Apperson
Reo
Pendleton Auto Comp