Local classified items and notices in Pendleton paper
A dense jumble of classified ads and notices including rentals in Judd building rooms for rent and furnished spaces, sale of 200 hens and pallets, and inquiries for loans on alfalfa and fruit land security. It lists transportation options via Northern Pacific Ry to Spokane with times, sale of a 6 passenger Franklin car, moving services, a shop owner leaving Pendleton needing to sell a 9 room house, and various service ads for coal, trash hauling, and pianos moving.
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Henry
Coal Matlin
Snyder
Judd
Orpheum
J. A. Best
F. M
Gee
Bain
Pendleton
Ore
H. E. Bush
Nyssa
Northern Pacific Ry
Spokane
W. Adams
Franklin
Httle
J. W. Davis
Webb
Penland Broa
Main Street
B. A. Morton
Passage Route Note From Pendleton Agent
If going east west or south have tickets routed Northern Pacific By. Close coalitions at Pasco with all through trains. W. Adama, agent, Pendleton.
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Northern Pacific
Pasco
A!l
W. Adama
Pendleton
Restaurant sale notice in Teutsch and Bickers ad
A restaurant must be sold at once with a stated reason for selling. For inquiries, contact Teutsch and Bickers by phone.
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Teutsch & Bickers
Astor and Bride Rescued by Bostonian Seaman
Frank Allen of Lynn Massachusetts, returning from a cruise near Bermuda, towed a distressed power boat carrying Colonel John Jacob Astor and his bride on their honeymoon. The launch from Astor's yacht Noma could have swamped without Allen's timely rescue.
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Boston
Frank Allen
Lynn
Mass
Bermuda
John Jacob Astor
Allen
Colonel Astor
Pianist Shatters Record By Longest Piano Session
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Harry A Bennett set a new world mark by playing the piano for 37 hours 46 minutes and 3 seconds. He did not lift a hand from the keys during the marathon session, beating the prior record by one minute and three seconds before collapsing from exhaustion.
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Bethlehem
Harry A. Bennett
Bennett
Charles Wright
Tattle Creek
Mich
Local residents and visitors noted in Pendleton city report
A mix of names from Gibbon Echo Athena Pilot Rock and nearby towns visit Pendleton for business and leisure. Notables include Attorney L A Bates, Col Fred Boyd editor of the Athena Press, and wheat buyer Ira W Durrell. Several residents register, stay, or travel, with several remaining overnight after city events and losses from the Oregon Feed Yard fire.
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Nolin
Anna Ay Thompson
Gibbon
L. A. Bates
Echo
Pendiewn
M. Sullens
Pendleton
J. H. Baker
Helix
Bagley
Bowman Hotel
W. Bowman
Sam Bowman
Keho
Nell Medfield
le Grande
E. S Lampkin
Portland
Willamette Valley
Fred Boyd
Athene Press
Susie McReynolds
Pilot Rock
Ira W. Durrell
Echo Fire Department
F. Bland
Bland & Wilson
Idaho
H. E. Knexemyer
Charles McDonald
Albee
Oregon
Young lovers 14 wed in Jersey City bid
Ruth Day and Arthur Jones both 14 plan marriage after sending letters home from Langsland City. The South Orange pair, once Columbia High students, left before license papers. Arthur spent savings, sold pony, received $52 from mother. Parents await word on return and potential living arrangements.
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New York
Ruth Day
Arthur Jones
Tn Langsland City
South Orange
N. J
Arthur
Ruth
Columbia High School
Telegraphy Careers Open To Ambitious Youths
A growing field offers posts in wireless and railway telegraphy as the hour law takes effect and wireless stations expand. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars per month with good advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland operates under railroad and wireless officials and places graduates in jobs. write for full details.
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National Telegraph Institute of Portland
Ore
Family on a long hike to Oklahoma City
Mrs W Shannon age 66 with her sons Ralph 14 and Ben 11 walked 700 miles from Knoxville Tenn toward Oklahoma City to mourn their eldest son who died last April The group traveled on foot seeking food money and shelter noting the walk as an act of tribute and endurance amid hardship and hardship.
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Tulsa
W. &. Shinnon
Ralph
Ben
Knoxviife
Tenn
Oklahoma City
Mia
Shannon
Tennessee
Rubicon Crossed Dayton Paves Streets With Bitulithic
Dayton council decisively adopts bitulithic paving on bituminous base after lengthy consideration. Unanimous resolution supports durable, quiet, clean, and safe streets. Dayton Democrat reports the plan aims for long lasting pavement and easier maintenance.
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Dayton
Dayton Democrat
Hotel Edward guest fears bath access in room incident
James Morro, day clerk at the Hotel Edward in Kansas City, reports a rural Osborne resident who stayed in the only room with a private bath. The guest could not sleep, fearing someone would use the bath and pass through his room to reach it, prompting concern at checkout.
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Tiotel
Kansas City
James Morro
Edward
Osborne Kan
Morro
Kaman
Copper cube for Edison gifted at electrical exposition
A 12 inch copper cube, presented by copper industry representatives from across the United States, is awarded to Thomas A. Edison at the electrical exposition. The gift follows his quip that his inventions had boosted the copper trade and he deserved a large lump of metal.
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New York
United States
Thomas A. Edison
Home burns during absence of Ow nets near Rainier
The residence of Ben Phelps, an engineer working in the upper county, burned the other night near Rainier. The house, valued at $600, is the first local fire in several years and Phelps may not learn of it until présa reports reach him.
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Rainier, Or
Ben Phelps
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Monroe Street
Dutch Henry
California
Paseo
Astor
Bride
Grant Ehrhart
Umuatilhi County
C. O. Henry
Athena
Edison
Hood
Just
Express
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
Dleton
Ite Oo Clothing Co
Main and Webb Streets
Great Dissolution
F. E. Livengood & Company
the Ladies and Childrens Store
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