Local Classifieds Mix Oysters Jobs and Notices
A stream of small ads from Pendleton lists fresh seafood at St George Grill, rags needed at East Oregonian, a girl wanted to wait tables, hair work offered by Mrs Cornwell, wood saw service, ranch work inquiry, furnished rooms for rent, sodas and beers phone number, rooms and board at 200 Water Street, various professionals and services, gallery ads, scrap iron request, wood and coal ads, insurance of 4 m to 6 p.m. Hours, club meeting at Mrs John Vert, ENT specialist at Schmidt Building, dry wood and coal contact, suite for rent near Main Street, clerk messenger wanted at Western Union, chop suey and noodle parlors promotion, parcel lost Eastman camera case at grand stand, finder S A Hoag Box 485 Everett WA.
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I. C. Snyder
St. George Grill
East Oregonian
West Webb Street
Pendleton
Vincent St
John Gagen
Water Street
C. H. Beltel
Pendiecton Iron Worker
Gasajling
New Gallery
Taylor Hardware Store
UN Co
Eastman
Grand Stand
S. A. Hoag
Everett
Washington
For Sale Near Pendleton One Hundred Twenty Acres Land
For sale one hundred twenty acres under Umatilla irrigation project with 65 acres under ditch and 20 acres alfalfa priced at 6500 dollars. Ten years time and will take small property in Pendleton as part payment. Also for rent 15 acres alfalfa 6 acres fine subirrigated garden land plus a good place for geese ducks and poultry five miles from Pendleton by G Rf Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Pendleton
Roberts
For Sale Purebred Scotch Collie Puppies
Bitches priced at 5 dollars and stud dogs at 7 dollars fifty. Contact M. L. Little, Route 1, Box 75, Amity, Oregon.
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M. L. Little
Amity
Oregon
For sale tanks at City Brewery notice
Notice to members of Daphne Circle and Moose Hall attendees. Several tanks capacity 700 to 200 gulters offered for sale via City Brewery inquiry. Members urged to be present on October 24 for social version by committee.
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City Brewery
Daphne Circle
Moose Hall
Sheep Dog Named Ring Found in Pendleton Morning
Black with a white breast and light around mouth and legs, the sheep dog is described as tawering to the name Ring in Pendleton this morning. Finder should notify the paper or Dan P. Smythe at Photo M. 44.
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Pendleton
Dan P. Smythe Phote
Subscriptions offer for The Youth's Companion gift idea
The Youth's Companion promotes a one year subscription as a perfect Christmas gift for families. It highlights fifty two weekly issues, $2.00 total, plus a free companion window transparency and calendar for 1918. Recipients get remaining issues, and the giver receives a copy as well, with subscription details and address. Wheat land for sale resumes in multiple sawyer listings with prices and terms. There is also a section about farm land near Kennewick, Washington, offering 820 to 2000 acres and 9 dollars per acre on time.
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Berkeley &J
Boston
Mass
W. Ss. Smith
Eastern Horse Heaven
Columbia River
Kennewick
Wash
Robert Barr Dies in English Home in Surrey
London Oct 23 Robert Barr the Scottish novelist and editor of the Idier died last night of heart disease at his residence in Woldingham Surrey after a monthlong illness. Barr was well known in America and England and educated at Toronto with an honorary MA from the University of Michigan. He once worked on the Detroit Free Press editorial staff.
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London
Robert Barr
The
Idier
Woldingham
Surrey
America
England
Toronto
University of Michigan
Detroit Free Press
Many Excellent Positions Open In Marine Wireless Service
Many positions are open to young men and women in wireless and telegraph work. A new federal law requires sea vessels to be wireless equipped with two operators, boosting demand. Rails must hire more operators. The More Telegraph Co. of Beattie and Portland partners with wireless officials to place graduates in good roles.
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More Telegraph Company
Beattie
Portland
Personal Mention Highlights Pendleton Visitors and Commute
Dr Knighton is up from Hermiston. J T Lievallen Jr of Athena visits Pendleton. Herbert Boylen of Pilot Rock returns home. Mr and Mrs Mark A Sturdivant of Pilot Rock in the city. A Green and J J Smats of Elkin guests at Bowman. John P McManus back to Pilot Rock after business here. Senator Burgess travels to Pilot Rock for interests. Henry Casteel of Pilot Rock returns home after a night here. Mr and Mrs E M Hart of Walulla bring daughter to hospital. Miss Emma Richardson returns from Spokane after funeral of her uncle B J Hall. Will G McRae arrives in Pendleton aboard No 6.
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DR. Knighton
Hermiston
J.T. Lievallen, Jr
Athena
Pendleton
Herbert Boylen
Pilot Rock
I. A. Green
J. J. Smats
el- Kin
the Bowman
John P. McManus
Businexs
J. N. Burgess
Henry Casteel
E. M. Hart
Wallula
N. P
Emma Richardson
Spokane
B. Jf. Hall
Will G. McRae
Portland Oregonian
Metropolis
Descent of Citizenship Debate Echoes Across States
Governor Marshall denounces granting citizenship to certain immigrant groups while urging selection of those who will adopt American institutions. He cites legal barriers and electoral issues in Indiana and California, and critiques Governor Johnson's presence. The piece notes Germany's hesitation to rely on imports, pressed by agrarian and military interests preventing meat import liberalization.
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Marshal
Pacific
H. W. Johnson
California
Marshall
Johnson
East
Indiana
Taft
Hero Newsboy Billy Rugh Remembered as Gary Honors
The East Oregonian recalls Billy Rugh a 41 year old former Rock Island cripple who died after donating skin to save a burn victim. He lived most of his life in Rock Island and Gary and volunteered to donate skin from his rib. Gary mourners sent flowers and lined the funeral route as a minister spoke on the church steps.
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Billy Rugh
Ming
Jet Hin Mall
Wiship
Rock Island
111
Gary
Rugh
Clackamas County
Pendleton
Athena
Billy’ Rugh
Indiana
High Meat Prices Stir Public Outcry in Berlin
Berlin reports that government measures to ease the distress from soaring meat prices have failed to satisfy public demand. Municipalities and commercial bodies quickly deem the steps inadequate to address the rising cost of living as European prices surge.
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Berlin
Made in Oregon Day Proclaimed for November 21
Governor Iwald Weer proclaims Made in Oregon day in Oregon with a holiday in which stores display home products. The Oregon Manufacturers' Association plans a big convention with invitations to over 2000 manufacturers to attend. West to welcome visiting manufacturers. aim is to boost local patronage and pride.
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Portland
Ore
Iwald Weer
Oregon
Apecciation
Rushnight
West
Oregon Governor Proposes Consolidating Stock Inspector Offices
Governor West plans to merge the state veterinarian and state sheep inspector roles into a single state stock inspector office. The move would end funding for both the veterinary board and the sheep commissioners. Salaries noted include 2000 dollars for the veterinarian and 2500 for the sheep position, with travel expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Salem
Ore
West
Veterinary Board
Board of Sheep Commissioners
Idea department suggests teaching chores as a game
In the November issue of the Woman's Home Companion the Idea department proposes a method to teach children housework while earning rent. Children draw slips listing duties to perform, framing the tasks as a new game to encourage participation and responsibility.
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November Woman's Home Companion
Opera box priced high but seen cheaper than pews
A luxury opera box is viewed by some as less costly than the least expensive church pew, highlighting differing perceptions of value between secular entertainment and religious seating options.
Indians Danced the Turkey Trot Before Columbus Era
University of Minneapolis history class findings show Pueblo Indians in Mexico in the fifteenth century used dances resembling the Turkey Trot and other ritual movements for rain or sun. The report notes the snake dance and bull moose glide as part of religious ceremony. Erie rumors of American heiress to Lord Muncaster estate arise. Pennington says no interest in title and will stay American.
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Minneapolis
Rmon
America
History of Education
University of Minneapolis
F. H. Swift
Turn of Mind
Mexico
Sooliner Heir Seeks Estate in England,
Minneapolis dated October 22 reports a note that Sooliner 18 hem to an estate in England. The fragment indicates a legal action or inquiry about inheritance.
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England
Crown Authorities Do Well In Land Revenue Rise
British crown authorities report land under their charge paid 2.5 million dollars into the exchequer this year, up 150 thousand from last year. Farmers and foresters contributed to the increase, according to the annual report of woods forests and land revenues in London.
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London
Commissioners of Woods, Forests
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the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Lewis
C. J. Smith
John Vert
College Street
D. N. Reber
M. D. Hye
Schmidt Bidg
B. H. Decker
Rock Springs
DeMotts
Main St
Messenger
Western Union Telegraph Office
F. J. Ronaldson
Mark A. Sturdivant
Germany
Hero Newsboy
Leige
Wohlenberg
Lord Manchester
Edmund Pennington
Soo Line
Pennington
Man- Caster
D. R. Ghen
E. Webb
State Hotel
China
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