Local Classifieds Mix of Shops Jobs and Housing
A dense page of inventory style notices lists openings at various stores for jobs and patrons with address references and price notes. It mentions Wages Address 0 box 641 and multiple shop names Roosevelt's Teutsch's Mire Cooper and Rooseve lt, along with housing offers like a six room house for $25 per term and the need to inquire at WLS. Also notes about patterns in water patterns and patterns in Tembrande Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch Clom
Tok
Ieee Resturant
UC Rader
Withee's
Roosevelt's
Douglas
Hanan
Roosevelt
Ladien
Teutsch's
Delta
Alexaner
Belye
Tembrande
Aine
Urbana
Prominent Residents Visit Pendleton and Surroundings
A stream of visitors and locals noted in Pendleton today include Mrs Abbie Mis en route to Weston for a visit, John P McManix of the Pilot Rock Record in town for business, and Elbert Trick and family traveling to Coeur d Alene for a winter engagement. Also seen were Albert Niebergall of Walla Walla and Mrs Kinman of Vansyelandon arriving from Indigenous regions to live on a farm. Mitch Jennie Newby Northwest Town teacher planning a winter stay for health with Mord Jones in Nolin country. and Joseph Merchant of Walla Walla on real estate business with Seattle plans forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Mis
Weston
W. Connolly
John TP. McManix
Bukinens
He Suliman
de Berkeley
Win Ingram
TW. Ayers
Mims Nellie Baxine
Coon Bay
de Te Lute
Weston Mountain
Mere
Albert Niebergall
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Niebergall
Ete Brewing Company
Hinent
Kinman
Vansyelanyon
Elbert Trick
Coeur Ds
Mr. Trick
Will
Kent
Joseph Swathe
Evainu Ville
Cuningheam
Adaims County
Whallington
Mitch Jennie Newby
Mord Jones
Nolin
R. D D. Rogers
Hunnewell
Morrow County
Thi County
Knowledge of Exact Expenses and Time Saves Farmers
An editorial stresses farmers must track precise costs and labor. It warns careless budgeting, improper fertilizer and equipment exposure waste capital, while urging disciplined record keeping, timely maintenance, and efficient management to improve soil fertility and yields.
Ontario return halts planned land purchase by Hoehay
George Hoehay returns to Ontario from Ohio abandoning his plan to buy property in the county for government land. He is visiting George Lutes, Mrs. Hoens’s brother near Foster, and intends to follow within a month.
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Ontario
George Hoehay
Onahlo
Lan
Hla Tamily
George Lutes
Hoen
Foster
Onwt
Men's Raion Coats Offer and Church Dinner Notice
Weather prompts thoughts of cravenette rainwear at the Peoples Warehouse offering the best ravenetion. Transfers, Clara B Dunnigan et vir to W Davidson for land in Vanayole, consideration $1200. Chicken Dinner at Christian church Thursday from 11 to 2.
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Clara B. Dunnigan
W. Davidson
Christian Church
Miss Gould Aids Idaho in Political Campaigns
The Holme Capital News reports Miss Helen Gould, heir to wealth from railroad wrecks, sending speakers to Idaho to tout purity of the American home. Campaigners include Mrs. W. R. White of Philadelphia and political figures such as Charles Hervey Jackson, Charles E. Arney, and Bishop J. D. Fenner, amid efforts to influence Idaho's political landscape and the Democratic Party. New Knox data, Roosevelt's.
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Helen Gould
Han
Idaho
Holme Capital
W. R. White
Philadelphia
Dubais
Charles Hervey Jackson
Generaliaaimo
Dabola Party
Charles E. Arney
J. D. Fenner
Democratic Party
Tie
Iti
United Sates Senate
Portland Lawyer's Hazy Tale Of Umatilla Lands
Prominent Oregon Shriner Colonel Hazen tells of buying two quarter sections near Pendleton years ago for land amid debt. He recalls foreclosures in eastern Oregon and a missed California trip, noting a pair of properties once valued at 400 dollars each and another at 2000 dollars. Hazen, a Mystic Shrine member, planned to sell farming land but did not buy, as questions about moles and debt linger. He remains active in Shrine circles and was to drive to the country then return to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole George W. Haxen
Portland
Oregon
Cima Hill Coloty
Gihin
Sherman
Felizenay
Eupreme Conolive
Franeleno
Mra. Hazen
Corie
Koster Olldate
California
Haugen
Mystic
Shrine
Bocome
California guests depart after eastern trip visit
Vitor From California Mee W. T. Brough and daughter Mine Lena of Cloverdale Cal left for home on the morning train after a few days as guests of George McDonald and family. They were en route home from an all round Eastern trip which included the World’s Fair.
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Vitor
California
Mee
W. T. Brough
Mine Lena
Cloverdale
Cal
George McDonald
Community thanks for kindness after loss of George W. Platt
The family of George W. Platt expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during their bereavement. Mrs. Bya Platt wishes to acknowledge the support and support from the community.
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George W. Platt
Bya Platt
Mrs Carter Improving After Hospital Stay
City Attorney Charles H. Carter plans to return to Portland tonight where Mrs Carter is receiving medical treatment. Carter says his wife is still very ill but slightly improved. Also advertised Cravenette rain coats from Priestley at Peoples Warehouse, priced from $1. while supplies last.
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Nur
Hat No More
Kocery Company
Corner Court
Johnson Streets
Gat Bunny
Pit
Martin's
Olorla Shoes
Roose
Bauer
A. Lowell
Johnson
Ploturen
Coetree” Drtimble Property
Ant Alta
Lew Guon
Lee
T Wade
Son
South Mtn
Ter Bate Fult
Lewy Wito
Weulsa Theo
Tiketson
Sale Etaber Ltd
Emillington
Leeder
Nereis
Walla
Bhp
Rader Furniture
Tahoe
Meng Depot
Nibatloe
Tod Urneri
Sister of St. Francis
Miverware
Joseph Merchant
Merchant
Seattle
Us- Ineo
Wallilia
I Walla Walle
Phillipa
Warriington County
Lang Hertwell
Helix
Meighan
Serul
Joris
Duatom
Dee Courtes
Armerican
Peggy
Paris
Felco
Miss Gould
Millionaire
New Knox
Ceeseesessecenecs
Teres
Umatilla
Geo. I. Hazen
Portlams
Telites O
Eas
Cravenette
Priestley
Peoples Warehouse
Spauldings Sporting Goods
Spaulding
Anteed
Crescent
Crescent Man's’g Co
Best of
Wade Siler
Matlock Building
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