Local Advertisements and Notices Reel in Pendleton
A mixed page lists locals like I. C. Snyder chimney sweep and Mrs. Cornwell offering help, plus services from East Oregonian office, Main Street phone listings, lodging at 200 Water Street, and Dr. C. J. Smith. It notes a city pound sale of an animal at public auction on November 1912 and urges claimants to contact the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Snyder
St. George Grill
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Water Street
C. H. Beltel
Penbleton Iron Works
New Gallery
Taylor Hardware Store
Taylor Hardware
Lewis
C. J. Smith
D. N. Reber
M. D
Schmidt
H. Decker
Rock Springs
DeMotta
Main St
Oregon Fee Yard
Pendleton
John Kearney
For Sale Wheat Land in Horse Heaven Area
For sale section wheat land in eastern Horse Heaven 12 miles from station on P S two miles from the Columbia river downhill haul and choice of boat or rail. Fenced about 200 acres being farmed about 400 acres tillable balance al pasture no rocks good location for a mixed wheat and stock farm present tenant would continue farming if desired by purchaser place must be sold by November 15 cash price 7 per acre or 9 per acre on time address Lock Box 271 Kennewick Wash.
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Eastern Horse Heaven
P. S
Columbia River
Kennewick, Wash
Pendleton marshal takes up dapple grey horse in city
The Pendleton marshal seized a dapple grey horse weighing about 1150 pounds with an M brand on the right stifle and a reached mane. The eight year old animal is shod all around and must be claimed by owners or rightful possessors within ten days or costs and expenses will be charged and the horse removed.
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Pendleton
Wheat land tracts for sale 320 to 2000 acres
For sale or rent wheat land offered in tracts of 320 to 2000 acres. Terms to suit buyer. Address W. S. Smith, lone Oregon.
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W. S. Smith
Lone
Ore
Knights in Attendance at Castlehall Reception
All Knights are requested to attend this evening at Castlehall Reception honoring Grand Chancellor J. H. Gwinn and Grand Vice Chancellor Frank 3s. Grant. Third rank work and refreshments provided. Signed by J. G. Finney and R. W. Fletcher, K. Ft. 5. cc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlehall
J. H. Gwinn
Frank
Grant
J. G. Finney
R. W. Fletcher
K. Ft
Rancher Meets Cougar While Seeking Lost Pigs
Gold Hill Oregon October 28 Tom Dungey a rancher near this city searched a woodland pasture for stray small pigs. He confronted a mother cougar with three kittens, fled, then returned with a gun but the cougar and cubs vanished. Fifteen pigs were later found dead.
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Gold Hill
Ore
Tom Duncey
Galls Creek
Dungey
Mr. Dungey
Forecast Shows Wilson to Win in 39 States
Chicago October twenty eighth The Examiner outlines a presidential forecast for the 48 states based on trained reporters estimates. Excluding Socialist and Prohibition votes Wilson is projected to win 6 970 000 popular votes about 660 000 more than Bryan in 1908 Roosevelt 4 424 000 Taft 3 780 000. Electoral count shows Wilson carrying 89 states for 446 votes vs 266 needed, a 361 vote margin over Roosevelt and Taft. Tombstones mark the deadline between now and then.
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Chicago
Examiner
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Rally Day Program Draws Big Audience
A large audience attended the Christian church rally day services led by Rev Tolbert F Weaver. The program featured songs, drills, and a conquest theme with banners. Lester Reetz spoke, and a violin piano duet by Prof Schafer and Miss Ethel Freeman delighted attendees. A reception followed at the executive mansion with Mrs Deneen assisting.
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Christian Church
Tolbert F. Weaver
America
M. Hogue
Home Department
Weaver
Littleots
Elbertha Chataim
Elizabeth Fergus
Conquest
Ministry of Seasons
Lester Reetz
Schafer
Ethel Freeman
Dan Bowman
Diisy McPherson
Alice Greenawald
Stella Hogue
de Young
Arrests Man on Church Spire in Camden
Detective Cheesman climbed a 200 foot church spire to arrest Charles Kephart a steeplejack wanted for wife desertion. Kephart avoided capture by staying atop the spire until dark when he slipped away. Cheesman then brought his prisoner to ground.
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Camden
N. J
Cheesman
Charles Kephart
Kephart
Springfield crime study urged at state conference
Five hundred men and women gathered in Springfield for the seventeenth annual state conference of Charities and Correction. Alexander Johnson of Fort Wayne opened with an address on social causes of distress. Governor Deneen was delayed. his manuscript was read. Professor Hayes presided and urged focus on custodial care for the feeble minded and addressing causes of pauperism and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
United States
Sprinfield
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Alexander Johnson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dennen
First Christian Church
Edward G. Hayes
University of
Chicago
Professor Hagen
Black River
Editor’s Field Notes and Copper River Mining Report
A reminiscence on editors compiling trivial incidents contrasts with a Geologic Survey summary of copper and gold prospects in the Bremner river valley. The report notes Golconda creek and Little Bremner river as key placer sources, high costs and access issues hindering prospectors, and copper deposits between Canyon Creek and Chitina river. A free copy is available from the Geological Survey director. Kate as Educator Honored. Durham, N. H.—Dr. E. T. Fairchild of Topeka has been elected President of the New Hampshire College by unanimous vote of the trustees. he is Kansas public instruction superintendent and national educational association leader.
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Copper River
Tarai
Bremner River
Geological Survey
Copper River & Northwestern Railway
Golconda
Taral
Chitina
Hunagita Valley
Golconda Creek
Bremner
Littl Bremner
Canyon Creek
Chitina River
Kate
Durham
N. H
E. T. Fairchild
Topeka
Kan
New Hampshire College
Fairchild
Kansius
National Educational Association
Supreme Appeal Court for Whole British Empire
Lord Chancellor plans to establish a higher imperial bench with a judicial committee of the Privy Council as the apex court. A bill may create a two-court system with six full time lords and added judges to standardize appeals from dominions while preserving local conditions where needed.
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London
Supreme Court of Appeal
British Empire
Privy Council
Lord Haldane
Dominions
United Kingdom
Lords of Appeal
Awakening British Trade Interest in South Africa
London reports Sir Sothern Hollands arrival from the colony to spur British manufacturers into pursuing South African trade opportunities. He cites American tool makers as models for success, noting higher prices yet stronger demand. A board of trades funded a sample of foreign hardware for lessons, with American tools prominently featured.
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London
South Africa
Sothern Holland
Board of Trades
Mineral Resources Discussed by U S Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey issues Bulletin 620 detailing Mineral Resources of the Lower Copper River Basin Alaska. Authored by Fred H Moffit, it notes a gold and copper search that began in the mountains south of the Chitina River region amid early exploration rushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Lower
Copper River Basin
Alaska
Fred H. Moffit
Chitina River
Egyptian Wedding in Modern Cairo Described in Wide World
In a November Wide World Magazine piece, rural Egypt is shown as unchanged, with a quaint native wedding where the bride and groom ride beneath a canopy on a camel driven by two women per camel. The bridal procession follows on camels draped in rugs, women chanting shrill festive songs as the spectacle appears comic and peculiar.
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Torever
Cairo
AL W. Cutler
Wide World
Egypt
Heliopolis
Alaska Coast Forests Yield 27 Million Board Feet Annually
Alaska coast forests produce about 27,000,000 board feet of lumber each year, indicating robust timber output and potential regional economic impact. The figure highlights the scale of coastal logging and its role in local industry and employment.
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Alaska Coast
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Golden Rule
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