Local Ads and Wanted Notices Loom in Pendleton Page
A flood of classifieds and brief notices fills the page listing harness makers and repair, rooming houses, employment asks for waitresses and chambermaids, sale items from furniture to telephones, rentals, auctioneers, and local services. Also included are goods ads for records, music, cedar posts, and a block of land with outbuildings for sale.
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Empire Rooming House
Globe Rooming House
Weat Webb
Carney & Bradley Barn
Cal
Bailey Gatzert Sailings From The Dalles To Portland
The Bailey Gatzert runs daily except Sunday and Monday at 3 15 p m from The Dalles to Portland arriving at 9 45 p m The Osten also to Portland fares are one dollar.
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Dalles
Portland
Osten
Notice for Integrity Lodge Meeting Wednesday September 2
Oxi Mellows warns all members of Integrity Lodge No. I O OF to attend the next regular meeting on Wednesday evening September 2 at 7330 ppm. Important business will come before the lodge by order George N Whitford N G Altea J K Ream Boo.
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Oxi
Integrity Lodge No. I O OF
George N, Whitford
N. G. Altea
J K. Ream
Boo
Orpheum to Stage Week of Vaudeville Acts Lead by Lett er Buck
J F Medernach owner of the Orpheum Theater announces a week long vaudeville engagement in conjunction with the moving picture program. Acts include Lett er Buck Mi the original cowboy magician and impersonator Kapanita plus Essunita the Queen of the Roller and dancer performing the Electric Fire dance. The Two Hoyta Co presents three big vaudeville acts per show with changes during the run. First performance set for Thursday September 4 1912.
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Leter Buck Will
Espanita
Orpheum Theater
J. F. Medernach
Two Hoyta Co
Buck Mi
Myrth
Bankers Support Key Elements of Currency Bill
Washington Sept 2 bankers from the American Bankers Association testified at the Senate Banking and Currency Committee hearings on the administration currency bill. The Chicago bankers conference delegates urged amendments to make the system more attractive and flexible, stressing they oppose no general government control while seeking minority representation in the Federal Reserve bill to guard against abuses.
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Washington
American Bankers Association
Winate Committee On
Conference of Bankers
Chicago
Anld
Sol Wexler
Whitney Central Bank of
New Orleans
Federal Reserve
Tleteh Wetehy Tilt Passed
In Washington on September 4 the House approved the Hatchery bill to provide San Francisco with a water supply adequate to its present needs and support its growth.
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Washington
San Francisco
Local notables and travelers frequent Pendleton list
Oliver Dity of Athena and many others visit the city from north of town and nearby towns. Wiam Miners rain from his home, Cannon of Echo visits Pendleton, and travelers from Weston Samper Pilot Rock Irrigan and Hermiston arrive for business and social calls. Several officials and merchants stop by including Hales driving a new Franklin, and photographers from Patton Post card company plan Round-up coverage.
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Altern
Lee Buckner
Pilot Rock
Clyt
J.M. Starborough
Hermiston
Pendleton
W. R. Walpole, Jr
Irrigan
Roosevelt
Walla Walla
Morrison
Adams
Dow
J. Campbell
County Ula
Hales
Franklin
Pendleton Auto Company
H. A. Waterman
Catherine Standish
J W. Stillwell
Salem
H. M. Cockburn
Milton
EE. Lavelieur
Patton Postcard Company
Bulem
J. W. Shafer
WH. Cook
Wallace
Maho
George Root
Pandieton
Heat claims sixteen babies in Cleveland siege
Cleveland reports a 100 degree day that roasted residents and led to the death of sixteen babies yesterday. Officials expect similar heat today with continued high temperatures and ongoing public health warnings.
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Cleveland
Train wreck kills one, injures eighteen at Hopkine Station
A freight train on the Milwaukee line struck a work train at Hopkine station at noon. One laborer was killed and eighteen injured, several probably fatally. The accident occurred in Minneapolis on Sept 2.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee Railroad
Hopkine Station
Approves Appointment by Senate Foreign Relations Panel
Washington report notes the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the president's nomination as of September 1, with details pending full Senate action. The item signals progress in filling a key diplomatic post and reflects ongoing executive-branch appointments.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West to Investigate Deportation Case in Oregon
Salem, Ore. Sept. today appointed a special representative to Marshfield and Bandon to investigate and, if necessary, prosecute, the deportation of Dr Louch socialist editor from Bandon. Officials express dissatisfaction with the attorney general’s probe outcome.
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Salem
Ore
Orcor
Marshfield and
Banton
Thore
Dr Louch
Bandon
Wearle
Morgenthau and McMurrey Named to Chinese Council Posts
Henry Morgenthau is named ombowallor to Turkey and John McMurrey to be secretary of the Jowaltlon of Pekin, reflecting new diplomatic appointments amid tensions and shifting alliances in the region.
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Henry Morgenthau Oe Ombowallor
Turkey
John McMurrey
Jowaltlon of
Pekin
Chinese restaurateur charged in brutal tong feud killing
Chicago dispatch reports Charjen Sang a wealthy Chinese restaurateur was found with his throat slashed in bed beside a severely injured wife. The victim, allegedly assaulted in a tong feud, died later, raising suspicion of a planned crime as authorities investigate motives and suspects.
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Chicago
Charjen Sang
Bane
Ex Governor Willard Likely American Ambassador to Spain
Washington September reports name former Virginia Governor Joseph Willard as the leading candidate to be appointed by President Wilson as the United States first ambassador to Spain.
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Willard
Spain
Wihington
Joseph Willard
Virginia
Witeon
Ellen Deering Gangrow finalizes ninth divorce in Oregon
Ellen Deering Gangrow formerly of Pendleton wins divorce from her ninth husband, after desertion and accusations of poisoning. Court actions spanned Multnomah Clackamas and Marion counties, with a settlement granting $2000 alimony from her $20,000 estate. She previously lived in Pendleton, later residing in Gladstone. the husband reportedly took lunch with her on June 14, 1912 and may have ingested poison.
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Ellen Deering Gangrow
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Oregon City
Oregon
Grant Nicholas Grangew
J. 8 Wood
Multnomah County
Clackamas
Marion County
Clackamas County
Fiu
Estimated savings from new system reduce energy use
The estimate indicates a reduction of about 6000 candlepower and an annual saving of roughly $24,000 over the old system, signaling improved efficiency and cost cuts.
Lane in old home city greets supporters in San Francisco
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane arrived in San Francisco to revisit his past after quitting the newspaper business 24 years ago to become a lawyer. He was greeted by men who helped him in his political battles and by supporters in the city.
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San Francisco
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Questionable Help in Campaigns and Reform Debacle
A passage cites supporters who helped elect him city attorney four times and aided his gubernatorial campaign, backing his mayoral bid just before a graft ring was exposed. A secretary claimed support for reclaimation funds rising from 40,000,000 to 159,000,000, while a separate note says South African creameries produce 900,900 pounds of butter yearly.
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Baker Cab
Cadwa
Whipple
Gadwa
Beat Oregonian
Chambermaid
Waltreen
Pandleton
Joo
American National Bank
Paul Hummelgarn
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
Alta Street
Ann
Malin
B. Ashford
Garden Street
Hale
Penland Bros
Malin Street
Temple Building
Columbian River
F. J. Donaldson
T. P
W. Stamps
A. W Robbing
la Grande
Loeal
Kidwell
John Froome
Pioneer Athena Hotel
West
McCall
Wohlenberg Department Store
Lane
Old Home City
Popu
Lar
St. George Hotel
Ladies Home Journal
F. E. Livencood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Franklin, Apperson and
REO
Pendleton Auto Service
Pendleton Auto Co
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