Local Classifieds and Notices Featured in Pendleton Paper
Local notices list positions and services from Snyder and St George Grill to East Oregonian office needs. Ads seek waitresses, houseworkers, furnished rooms, scrap iron, hay for sale, used typewriter, dry wood, and coal. Lost items include a coral cameo pin and an Eastman camera. several rental properties and restaurant services noted.
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John Gagen
W. Webb Street
East Oregonian
Water Street
C. H. Beltel
Icheton Iron Works
Gray Bros. Grocery
Gussling
Trox
City
Bowman & Son
Pendleton
Oregon
Remington
B. H. Decker
Rock Springs
DeMotts
E. Court
E. Court Street
Headlight
For Sale or Rent Wheat Land Tracts in Ione Oregon
For sale or rent wheat land in tracts from 320 to 2000 acres with terms to suit buyers. Address W. S. Smith, Ione, Ore. Dale Chessman departed on No 17 this afternoon for Portland after helping the Round-up accommodations committee manage crowds for the three day show.
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W. S. Smith
Ione
Ore
Dale Chessman
Portland
For Sale Scottish Collie Puppies and Stud Dogs
Thoroughbred Scotch Collie puppies bitches listed for 5.00 each and stud dogs 7.50. Contact iM L. Little, Box 76, Amity, Oregon.
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Im L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Penland Brom Quick City Hauling Service Ad
Our specialty is quick work. Phone Main 239 for furniture and moving short trips in the city or transferring to the country. We haul anything Penland Brom.
University graduate pursues fast rise to steady life
David L. McDaniel, a University of Oregon graduate, has secured a responsible job with W. A. Gordon Co. of Portland to open and manage their Spokane grain office. He will purchase grain using gluten and flour-physics tests rather than weight, aiming for optimal quality and a premium price. He plans to marry Miss LaConte Jamison of Portland.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Det. S
David L. McDaniel
LaConte Jamison
Portland
McDaniel
W. A. Gordon Co
Spokane
Inland Empire
Bourne Announces Reelection Platform in Oregon
United States Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr. in Portland on October 1 presented his platform for reelection. He defended his senate record and argued the primaries victory of challenger Mir Selling was tainted by violations of the corrupt practices act while urging voters to consider his long service and the constitutional framework guiding initiatives and referenda.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Senate
Oregon
Mir Selling
Bourne
Dried peas sold as pills yields green sprouts
London reports William Wallis Cox of Portsmouth fined for selling dried peas as pills described as tasteless kidney and liver pills. Detected pills swelled in water and sprouted green shoots within twenty four hours, growing half an inch in each box.
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London
William Wallis Cox
Portsmouth
Pendleton Social Roundup of Visiting Notables
Several Pendleton residents and guests traveled or visited yesterday and today. Mrs T C Taylor left for Portland on business. J H Reid and family of Hermiston were Pendleton visitors. Mr and Mrs H Kh Newport of Hermiston were in Pendleton last evening. Dr C Brownell arrived from Umatilla to spend the night. Mrs F F Wembsley of Walla Walla came over and left for Portland. Roy W Elmer, Round-up vice-president, returned from Portland. Mrs J Engle returns to San Francisco after weeks here. Grandmother Munro and Mrs Jesse Falling hosted guests. Mrs Lillian Perrin plans to return to Los Angeles tomorrow. Reverend Bleakney attended Pendleton Presbytery.
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T. C. Taylor
Portland
B. Couch
Weston Hotel
Pendleton
J. HW. Reid
Hermiston
H. Kh. Newport of
C. Brownell
Umatilla
Otto Hohbach
Porthind
Charles Heard
Board of Trade
Walla Walla
Oliver P. Morton
George Robbins
F. F. Wembsley
Garden City
Roy W. Elmer
KR. Blaine ‘Halleck
Pendleton Bow
Tax Department
J. Engle
San Francisco
L. F. Lampkin
Kos
Grandma” Munro
Rey. W. HH. Bleakney
Whitman
Pendleton Presbytery
BE. ToeWade
Blinden
Cecil Wade
John MeoCourt
Indian romance ends in wedding at reservation
An Indian romance ends in a wedding as Dorothy Motanic daughter of Parsons Motanic marries James J. Miles former Carlisle star tackle now an electrical engineer with the government in Albuquerque New Mexico. Miles Nez Perce and Dorothys father consented and the couple plan a return visit next year after a New Mexico honeymoon.
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the Rocks
Dorothy Motanic
Parsons Motanic
James J. Miles
Carlisle
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Umatilla
Miles
Sved
Tapwal
Idaho
Chillice
Oklahoma
Chilloce
Thre
Dorothy Meranic
Frank Gotch
Cameo Exposition of Ancient Masterpiece Reopens
Framed gilded bronze cameo once lost for centuries is restored after Napoleon era theft and rebuilt pedestal. Paris exhibition highlights the Joseph at Pharaoh scene, St Louis Christendom, and the Sainte Chapelle lineage. Also noted are new archaeological finds in Dordogne and recent Caribbean rebel reports.
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Paris
France
M_ Babelon
National Library
Germanicus
Rome
Baldwin II
Constantinople
Saint Louis
Sainte Chapelle
Joseph
Avignon
Charles V
National Assembly
Amsterdam
Napoleon
Iran
Nipeleon
Delafontaine
Deivid
Capitan
College de France
Lalanne
Bordeaux
Lauselle
Dordogne
Le On surrender details by Nicaraguan rebels to U S Marines
Washington dispatches recount the surrender of Le On to American Marines and sailors under Lieutenant Colonel Long. The report notes the loss of three American lives in the chaotic incident amid Nicaraguan revolutionary actions, detailing events from October ninth.
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Washington
Town of
Leon
Long
Battle near Chicohigalpa leaves many dead and wounded
A band of drunken rebels fired on American troops before surrendering possession. Marines and bluejackets returned fire, killing about 50 rebels. Among wounded last Friday was Private Frank Leroy, enlisted in Spokane, son of Mary Harris of Coeur d Alene Idaho.
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Amercans
Bluejackets
Chicohigalpa
Frank Leroy
Spokane
Mia
Mary Harris
Coeur a'Alene
Idaho
Edison perfects another machine in secret lab
New York reports that Thomas A. Edison and six assistants spent fourteen days in a West Orange, New Jersey laboratory perfecting a new talking motion picture device. They stayed in the shop, ate cold meals, and worked in tireless two hour shifts. Edison plans a secret automobile trip to rest after the effort.
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New York
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
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