For Sale 160 Acre Dairy Ranch Near Pendleton
For sale 160 acre dairy ranch 20 miles from town and three miles from store and post office. Good four room house barn chicken houses. Splendid orchard about 25 acres alfalfa bottom land. One of the best dairy ranches for the money in am. Barn plenty water for 2350. Must be sold at once due to sickness. 20 acre farm 3 1 2 miles from Pendleton everhand business including building all for 850. Must be sold at once due to …
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Umatilla County
Lee Teutach
Remington Typewriter
Carl Hansen
Pastime Pictures Please All See Lane & Son For Signs
Local classified style ad notes Pastime Pictures as the most shown in the city. Includes contact: See Lane & Son for signs and call Main 436 for signs. Also lists United Orchestra phone Main 1 for bookings and opportunities for canvassers with Teutsch. Various notices about jobs, rentals, sales, and goods follow in a dense, era-typical local page.
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Lane & Son
United Orchestra
Teutsch
Pendleton Lodge Meeting Notice for October 13
Notices to B. P. O, Ellis. All members of Pendleton Lodge No. 254, B. P. O. E., are requested to be present at the regular meeting on Thursday evening, October 13. Initiation, by order of exalted ruler, THOS. FITZGERALD, Sec.
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Ellis
Pendleton Lodge No. 254
Thos, Fitzgerald
Social and business visitors in Pendleton area discuss travel
A stream of guests and traders arrived in Pendleton and surrounding towns with stops at hotels and meetings. Ed R Currin of Heppner and J F Neal of Colfax checked in. Roy Connell traveled from Camas prairie. George Baer returned from Portland. many others, including Rev Levi Johnson and Mayor J D Irvine, planned or completed local meetings and visits across Oregon.
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Ed R. Currin
Heppner
St. George
Roy Connell
Camas Prairie
George Baer
Portland
J. F. Neal
Colfax
Washington
Frank Curl
McKay Creek
Levi Johnson
Presbyterian
Eastern
Oregon
Pendleton
Milton
Oregon Synod
National Apple Show in Spokane Sets Gold Prize Standards
The third National Apple Show in Spokane during the November week centers on carload contests with a $1,000 gold prize for world championship. Prizes include $250 and gold medal banners for Winesap Rome Beauty Wagener McIntosh Jonathan Spitzenbure Yellow Newton, plus $100 silver banners. A solid silver trophy worth $600 is offered by the Chicago Association of Commerce for the top pack in the carload class.
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Spokane
Wash
Ren H. Rice
Rome
Wagener
McIntosh
Jonathan
Spitzenbure
Chicago Association of Commerce
Rider Haggard to study Danish farming system
Rider Haggard recently went to Denmark to investigate local agricultural conditions focusing on small holdings ownerships credit banks and cooperation. He aims to determine how Danish small ownerships could apply to Britain and how they are financed by credit banks or the state.
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Rider Haggard
London
Lost Pendleton heir discovered in Pennsylvanian trust claim
H. F. Peters proprietor of Pioneer Bottling Works of Pendleton learns he is an heir to a valuable estate in Pennsylvania. A Fresno Republican clipping notes John Peters or heirs own a forty acre mineral rich farm. Peters plans to travel to Pittsburgh to claim the inheritance with his son Frank.
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H. F. Peters
Pioneer Bottling Works
Pendleton
Peters
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Fresno Republican
Fresno
California
H. P Enoblock
Republican
John Peters
Frank
F. Peters
Abe Cohen to Get Wages From Millionaire in Suit
In Butte Montana Abe Cohen once a city alderman seeks $12730 plus 8 percent interest from 1902 for a year and a half as a messenger and companion to Charley Clark son of former U S senator W A Clark. Cohen says he handled Clark’s finances and interests after 1900. Clark cut his daily pay from ten dollars to five after Democrat gains, and they parted October 23 1902 over a county attorney choice.
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Mont
Abe Cohen
Charles W. Chirk
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Cohen
Clark
Charley Clark
Mr. Clark
Lower Wire Charges Wanted London Telegraph Rates Debate
London newspapers push for cheaper telegraph and cable services. MP Henniker Heaton told journalists that a 7500 mile Australian telegraph could be sent at one shilling for 16 words, while overland cables to India cost per word. He contrasted this with a telegram to Vladivostok 60000 miles away at 4 1/2 pence per word.
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London
Henniker Heaton
M. P
The
Institute of Journalists
Australia
St. Petersburn
Vladivostok
Happiness as a Qualifying Condition
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