Local classified notices mix of services and sales
A jumbled local advertisement page lists services including funeral transport to cemeteries for 250 dollars, taxi calls, household help, and rooming house for sale. It also mentions mattress repair, furniture upholstery, and motor cars for sale with many misspellings and partial addresses scattered throughout. Multiple contacts and streets are referenced for inquiries.
Ladies Fashion Service Promises Full Line of HaIe Goods
An ad offers a full line of hale goods with mall orders and combined made to order services. It mentions residential calls and prompt attention from Pendilton Hair Dressing Parlor of Pendleton with a phone number 46.
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Hale Goods
Pendilton
Pendleton
Postoffice at Athena Moved to Kirk Building
Athena post office plans a near term move from Main Street between Second and Third to the Kirk Implement Company building at Third and Main. The move follows concerns about gas and fire safety near the current site. Local officials indicate the transition stems from Charles Kirk leaving the hardware business to run the Kirk ranch east of town.
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Kant Oregonlin
Athena
Oct
O. Henry
Main Street
Second
Third Streets
Brivolk
Third and
Malin
Kirk Implement Company
Henry
Charles Kirk
Kirk Anplement Company
Harawaré
Kirk
James Hodgson
L . Rogers
Pen- Gieton
Teiwadel Busiitede
Athens
Archie Shick
Crant’s
Pana
Oregon
Shick
Donald Johnson
Jim Atdintngue
Walli
Willy
Mra
W .H. Rooher
Weaton
Athena Maonday
Nex Pigies
J. Russell
Russell
Walla Walla
Suartlington
A Kinnear
Max Dudley
Weston
Jdilian Tompkins
Claude Cooma
Dayton
Koy Eebler
la Grande
Tuoeaday
Humph Smullen
Walla Wal
A. I Boucher
J. W. Pinkerton
Fourth Street
Milton
Hofner
Spokatie
Methodiat Parsonage
Waterfront strike resumes in Seattle amid tensions
Oct 6 report describes resumed waterfront strike in Seattle with Captain Gibson, president of the Employes association, arguing ongoing conflict between non-union workers and strikers while Mayor Gill alleges the protests hinder settlement. Federal mediator William Blackman remains confident the Puget Sound Longshoremen's union will settle, after talks with Milwaukee railroad officials and local longshoremen.
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Seattle
Captain Gibson
Employes Association
Gill
Bowses
Tacoma
Oct
William Blackman
Puget Sound
Elie
Blackman
Amkwaukee Railroad
Offichile and
Union Longahortemen
Local longwheremes in confident settlement
Local officials express confidence that a satisfactory settlement will be reached. The statement signals progress in ongoing talks with stakeholders, with emphasis on a practical, durable agreement to resolve outstanding issues. Further details were not disclosed.
Despondency and Relief with Chamberlain Tablets
An advice item suggests despondency stems from indigestion and biliousness and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. It claims relief within a day or two and notes tablets are widely available.
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Chamberlain
Washington Infantry Muster Sunday Beginnings on Campus
Colonel William Enegilah announced that the Washington infantry on American Lake will be mustered out Sunday. Washington cities prepare to welcome the unit as full battalions from Bo kane and Gentile join the regiment.
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Tacoma
Get
William Enegilah
Washington Infantry
American Lake
Washington
Bo Kane
Gentile
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