Local ads list diverse goods services and wants
Local notices advertise tamales and chili at El Not s, oysters at Hohbach s, cedar posts from J A Borle Gumber Co, rental rooms and furnished suites, laundry book lost, buggy for sale, milk station supplies, real estate and lodging, a van service, piano for sale, loans, farm help, ducks for sale, hardware salesman wanted, and a nearly new encyclopedia set offered at discount. Multiple businesses named, locations given, and contact phone numbers included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Paul Hemmelgarn
Muriel
Hohbach’s
Court Street
Carney & Bradley Barn
Pendleton Drug Co
West Webb Street
Noted Canal Zone Work Praised By Local Man
The article recalls Mr Stype's return from the Canal Zone after a year. Wallace and Stevens led the early engineering, resigning due to government red tape. Col Goethals and other army engineers adapted to government methods. Stype notes tropics affect retirees and laments difficulties resuming U.S. life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ool
Gorngas
Canal Zone
Stype
Wallace
Stevens
Col. Goethals
Mre. Stype
Louisiana
Tropics
United States
Central
Southern America
Pendleton Daily Roundup of Visitors and Residents
A roundup of local and out of town residents visiting Pendleton and area. Individuals include Cameron from BL Echo, Charles Adame of Nolin, Jerome Guiliford, Jon Bailey from Echo, J. Den from this city visiting La Grande, John Connell of Higand, Misa Lela Norvell Helix teacher, and many others from Echo Helix Nolin Milton Weston and Stanfield. Several merchants and officials are listed visiting or transacting business in Pendleton, with a note on Willard Bond returning from Los Angeles and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Cameron
Echo
Charles Adame
Nolin
Pendleton
Jerome Guiliford
Jon Bailey
J. den
la Grande
John Connell
Higand
Hermiston
J. EB. Harris
Milton
Alf Sands
Helix
Charles Behrena
J. G. Coppinger
Thomas Kerr
John Fisher
Don Pruitt
W. Cc. E. Pruitt
Stanfield
Clarence Connor
N. D. Wood
Weston
Dave Cargill
Teave
Claresholm
Alberta
Stence Bentley
McCormick
Northern Pacific
J. HM. Marlett
United Brethren Church
Freewater
James H. Sturgis
FE. L. Smith Company
Walla Walla
Portland
GE. Butterworth
Umatilla
Ben F. Marlin
Meathnam
Willard Bond
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Carl Hansen
Hot Lake
William Yonka
Ritzville
D. C Sanderson
Freewater Times
Exciting Game Between New York and Philadelphia
Baseball report notes no runs through the fifth inning with fanned batters and outs for both teams. Matted by singles, errors, and double plays, New York and Philadelphia both fail to score across multiple frames as pitchers and fielding dominate.
Greatest Northwest Indian Chief Joseph
A brief tribute credits Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce with being the most capable Indian chief seen by whites in the Inland Empire. It notes his prowess in war and peace and places him securely in the annals of Oregon country’s native history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
New Perce
Inland Empire
Redmen
Oregon Country
Philadelphia Collins out Doyle to Merkle and more
Baseball notes show multiple out records for Philadelphia and New York with players listed as flied out and fanned. no runs scored in the abbreviated plays. A separate local report details Pendleton precinct registration: 1498 voters, 494 women and 1004 men, with party affiliations broken down as Republicans and Democrats and a spread across socialists and other parties. Registration books stay open until October 12, with daily turnout waning.
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Philadelphia
Murphy
Oldring
Doyle
Merkle
Collina
Shafer
New York
Burns
McInnis
Murray
Plunk
McLean
Collins
Barry
Baker
Fletcher
Mathewson
Herzog
Schang
Plank
Byrne
Ring
Sehang
Crandall
Molnnis
Diovle
Prohibition Party
Sociatist
Progressive
Prohibition
Registration Gap Between Genders in Upcoming Elections
Report shows fewer women than men registered for the forthcoming elections. About one third of the 1498 registered voters are women, reflecting a gap in participation despite new enfranchisement.
Rain Halts Fifth Game In Cleveland Pirates Clash
Rain prevented the fifth game between the Cleveland Napas of the American League and the Pittsburgh Pirates of the National League. Each club had two wins apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Napa
Pittsburg Pirates
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Henderson
F.e.livengood & Co
the Ladies and Childrens Store
Ladies Home Journal
Criterion
el- Not's
Atalra
Water Street
Iota Prury
I. O
Pilot Rock
Ore
Penland Bros
Main Street
Plano
Lewis Street
FL Auto
Oregon Motor Garage
Umatilla County
Bowman Hotel
Encyelopedia Britannica
H. BR. Lorenzen
Stage Gulch
F. B. Swayze
C. F. Steele
Ara B. Thomson
Joe Hikie
J. R. Hendricks
Austin
W. H. Rolph
Victoria
Charles M. Stype
J. T. Hoskins
Eugene McCully
Cold Springs
Thomaz Smith
C. K. Gross
Peter le Brun
Campbell Station
Thomas Hampton
G. M. Rice
TC. Taylor
Rice
Lev Ankeny le
BH. E. Kennedy
J. B. Kennedy
Pearl
Major Lee Moorhouse
Friedth
Pendleton Auto
Franklin Apperson and
REO Automobiles
Pendleton Auto Comp
Johnson Street
U. S
J. J. Wodaege
New Grand Theatre
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