Local Classified Snippets From The Pendleton Area
Collage of small notices listing local businesses and services in Pendleton Oregon. Items mention Warren's Music House, East Oregonian office, Pendleton Iron Works, Ameri can National Bank, Muriel cigars, for rent rooms on Thompson and Webb, Hohbach's Court street oyster house, sale of a buggy, saw dust for sale, Oregon Lumber Yard ads, life insurance agent wanted, upright plane for sale, office move of J. B. Walker, German lightning study, Penland Bros furniture van and warehouse services, and contact details for various offerings.
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Paul Hemmelgarn
Muriel
M. Mack
W. Webb
Thompson
Hohbach's
Court Street
Hohbach’s
Carney & Bradley Barn
Call 670
Oregon Lumber Yard
Old Oae Life Inngurance Company
Umatilla County
J. B. Walker
Smith- Crawford
Judd Building
Reward for Toast Dogs in Nye Oregon
Reward offered by D W Chapman Nye Oregon for capture of two sheep one black with straight ears and one yellow with a white speck in left eye. Ad notes need for information leading to recovery. Rusher Chapter O EF S will meet Thursday October 28 with Mrs Mary M Rebacher presiding to pay a chapter official visit. Members of the chapter are re-
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D. W Chapman
Nye
Oregon
Adv
Rusher
O. EF
Mary M. Rebacher
Eerand Matron
Cordial invitation from Mary E. B. Johnson rector secretary
Htested to be present and visitors from other chapters are cordially invited by order of the worthy q Win fron, Mary EB. Johnson, secretary.
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Q Winfron
Mary EB. Johnson
Knights to work on third rank at Damon Lodge No 4
Knights of Pythias Damon Lodge No 4 will work on the third rank this evening. A dance is set for Wednesday evening at Moose Hall or Moone hall with United Orchestra seven pieces. Admission 10 cents, ladies free, dances 10 cents each, good music promised.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
SAME
Paine, Co
KW. Fletcher
Danner
Moose Hall
Moone Hall
Card of Thanks for Hubert A Adams
We extend sincere thanks to friends for their kindness during the illness and bereavement of our beloved husband and brother Hubert A Adams. MeH Robert A Adams Mr and Mrs Walter Adams Mrk and Mrs Clarence Adams.
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Hubert A. Adams
Robert A. Adams
Walter Adams
Clarence Adams
Mormon Bishop Attacks Modern Feminine Styles in Calgar y
In Magrath near Calgary Bishop Harker denounces modern feminine attire as an abomination to God. He claims the fashion stems from degraded sources and warns that girls who dress that way dishonor themselves and the church. He laments the spread from larger centers to smaller towns.
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Calgary
Alta
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Harker
Latter Day Saints Church
Magrath
Mormon Centre
Calvary
Auto Collides With Two Children Fatal Accident
In Los Angeles on Oct 7, Vernon Tomber, 15, and his younger brother George, 2, were riding a bicycle when Hl n kley, a wealthy automobile dealer, lost control and struck them. Verne Tomber was killed instantly and George injured. The driver faces charges of manslaughter in the incident.
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Los Angeles
Hinkley
Verne Tomber
George
Washington Tramples Oregon Agricultural 47–0 on Denny Field
Seattle Oct 27 University of Washington overwhelmed Oregon Agricultural College 47 to 0 at Denny Field preserving a five year unbeaten streak. Miller Jacquot and Noble starred for Washington as they dominated both ground and air play, while Oregon struggled with punts and failed to threaten Washington’s offense throughout the game.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Oregon Agricultural College
Denny Field
Oregon
Washington
Doble
Miller
Jacquott
Noble
Bhackwell
Hnockwell
Uke Miller
Blackwell
Waehlnetan Toade Siletiontiatealna
Maide
Sutton
Oregon Defeats Idaho 27–0 In Eugene
In Eugene Oregon, Oct 27, the University of Oregon beat Idaho 27 to 0. Oregon showed stronger offense with more yardage and effective forward passes. Fenton kicked three field goals and two placement kicks, converting the third pass into a touchdown. Idaho’s defense limited big plays but could not stop Oregon’s advances.
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Oregon
Idaho
Eugene
Ore
University of Idaho
University of Oregon
Idanho
Fenton
Electrical treatment touted for cancers in Pendleton
The article credits Professors Apostol and Massey with pioneering electrical cancer therapies, arguing electricity offers advantages over medicines, tampons, or knife surgery. It praises Dr. Tow for decades of practice and his European training, noting his Pendleton visit, office hours, and contact details at American National Bank Building.
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Apostol
Paris
France
Massey
Philadelphia
Firet
John Byrne
Brooklyn
Toel
Berne
Tow
Hhe
Europe
East Oregonian
Toe
Oregon
Portland
Pendleton
Transportation needed for gold mine development in Willow Creek
In 1912 three quartz gold mines Gold Bullion Alaska Free Gold and Gold Quarts operated in Willow Creek Alaska. Each small mill crushed about 7 000 tons of ore yielding around 100 000 dollars in gold. Growth limited by lack of railroads and high transport costs. A wagon road up the Little Susitna opened eastern district access. Plans aim to expand developments and harness hydroelectric power on the Little Susitna. Several new gold bearing quartz discoveries were reported in 1912.
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Alaska
Willow Creek
United States Geological Survey
Little Susitna
Railroad Seeded to Yukon Valley Alaska
The 1912 estimated value of gold from the Alaska Yukon basin was 8.645 million dollars, down from 9.056 million in 1911 due to reduced output in Fairbanks and Hot Springs. Other Yukon camps held or grew output. Fairbanks remains top placer producer but may lose its lead without mining condition changes. The future hinges on a railway link to water.
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Alaska
Yukon
Fairbanks
Hot Springs
Bank examiners named in Salem report
Harry F. Albert in Washington telegraphed that he was appointed National Bank Examiner at Large and his brother Joseph H Albert cashier of Capital National Bank was informed. L L Mulit of Ashland was named local examiner to replace Martin McLean. The world’s natives cost last year totaled 725 million dollars.
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Salem
Ore
Harry F. Albert
Washington, D. C
Josephh. Albert
Capital National Bank
National Bank
L. L. Mulit
Ashland
Martin McLean
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Warren
el- Hot
The
Pendleton Iron Works
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Aura Street
Penland Bros
Main Street
Geo. L. Toel
M. D. Elactro
D. A
DR. Toel
American National Honk
Pendleton Ore
Yukon Valley
Franklin
B. Pendleton
Pendleton Auto Comp
Johnson Street
Grand Pa
Cudahy
iSe
H&se Sde
GSS
E. Livengood
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