Local Help Wanted and Misc Ads in Pendleton
Multiple short ads list local job inquiries and sales in Pendleton Oregon. Items include cooks and chambermaids sought, a waitress job, piano tuner, insurance office, a restaurant, lumber company cedar posts, general housework help, a single buggy for sale, livestock auctioneer services, records and sheet music at Warren's Music House, furnished house or rooms for a year, dental services, a seven room house for sale, hair work offered, new furniture van service, salesmen wanted, a five room house for sale, popcorn machines for rental, and a ground with a seven room house and outbuildings for sale.
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East Oregonian
Mole
Pendleton
Joe EN
American National Bank
Paul Hemmelgarn
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
Carney & Bradley Barn
C. E. Rude
E. L. Smith
Victor
Warren
Music House
B. Ashford
Garden Street
Oregon
Penland Bros
Main Street
J. H. Harvey
Gen del
Eale
Temple Building
Passengers for Portland Need Refreshing Ride on River
Travelers bound for Portland are urged to catch the Str. Balley Gatzert for a refreshing Columbia River voyage. The note highlights the steamship as the chosen conveyance for comfort and scenery along the river route.
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Portland
Columbia River
Ferry to Portland Schedule and Fare Details
The Dalles timetable lists daily departures except Sunday and Monday at 9 16 p m with arrival in Portland at 1 45 p m The Dalley to Portland fare is 31 00
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Dalles
Portland
Medford Mayor Dies at His Work Bench
Medford mayor William Eifert, 62, died at his work bench from heat failure. A resident for 10 years since moving from Akron Ohio, he is survived by his widow five daughters and a son.
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Medford
William Eifert
Shom
Suffragists Tour Iowa Stumping State Widely
In Adel Iowa on September 4 a dozen cars carry suffrage leaders to campaign across Iowa. The group plans meetings in nearly every city and hamlet to push the cause. The current legislature passed a constitutional amendment and if approved by the people the governor will order a statewide vote. Stumping the state are Mrs George W Clarke wife of the governor Miss Prouty wife of Congressman Pretty Mrs Spaulding wife of Senator Spaulding and Miss Flora Dunlap state president of the suffrage party.
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Iowa
Adel
Commonwealth
George W. Clarke
Misa Prouty
Congressman Pretty
Mra Spaulding
Senator Spaulding
Flora Dunlap
Suffrage Party
Kaiser Wilhelm speech to be heard in America via phonograph
Berlin announces that Kaiser Wilhelm I has allowed a phonograph record of his speech from the Fritsjof monument unveiling cruise to be distributed in large American cities. The recording was initially opposed by the Kaiser but permission was granted to reproduce the speech abroad.
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Kaiser
America
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Fritsjof
Phonograph Company
Pacts of Sulzer Contributions Teased by Lehman
New York Sept 4 Herbert H Lehman treasurer of the Sulzer direct primary campaign fund says he is willing to tell the Frawley legislative investigating committee all he knows about contributions. The committee opened its meeting and adjourned until tomorrow.
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New York
Frawley Legislative Investigating Committee
Herbert H. Lehman
Sulzer
Dog saves girl gored by bull in Hay Buttes pasture
In Arnegard North Dakota on September 4 an 11 year old girl daughter of Alfred Hangon of Hay Buttes was seriously injured after being gored by a bull. A brave dog accompanying her diverted the enraged bull’s attention and allowed the girl to crawl away to safety. The girl remains in serious condition but is expected to recover.
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Arnegard
N.D
Alfred Hangon
Hay Buttes
Visitor notes and social round in Pendleton city
A string of personal mentions from Elgin Lehman Athena Echo Umatilla and Pendleton includes KR A Green, F Ayers, Charles Kirk, Mira Teldle Wealey, EF Pairman, W H Switeler, Deputy Clerk Trobert Brown, Ed Koontz, S D Peterson, Sheldon Taylor, Miss Lotta Fleek, Henry J Taylor, R Alexander and others. They are listed as visitors, residents attending events, or returning from trips, with notes on meals, illness, and travels. The report references Round-up attendance and the Portland Journal account of Odd Fellows and Elks activities and a Rochester N Y grand lodge gathering.
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KR. A. Green
Elgin
F. Ayers
Lehman
Bt. George
Charles Kirk
Athena Farmer
Mira Teldle Wealey
la Grande
Bowman
Pairman
Echo
W. H. Switeler
Umatilla
Sheldon Taylor
T. D. Taylor
Athena
Trobert Brown
Uiness
Ed Koontz
Pendleton
T. P. Gilliland
Pitot Rock
Merwin Gilbert
A. L. Beatle
Oregon City
Lot Livermore
H. Minnick
Bride
Libby
Mont
Henry J. Taylor
Oregon
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
The
Imperial
Taylor
Mount Scott Lodge
Lents
Portland
Portland Journal
R. Alexander
Alexander
Grand Lodge
Rochester
N. Y
Portland Lodge
Domestic Relations Court Established in Detroit Michigan
A new domestic relations court with absolute discretion in divorce cases and full circuit powers began in Detroit. Judge Arthur J. Lacy said the move places Detroit and Wayne County ahead in solving social problems. The court, created by the Michigan legislature, will handle about 2000 cases yearly and may employ salaried investigators to probe each case independently.
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Detroit
Mich
Arthur J. Lacy
Wayne County
Eal
Lacy
Domestic Relations Tribunal
Ferris
Geologists Begin Alaska Field Study In Southeast Coast
Forty three members of the International Geological Congress arrived in Juneau aboard the steamship Princess Maquinna to study Alaska geology. Led by Director R. W. Brock and Dr. D. D. Cairnes of the Canadian Geological Survey and Noel J. Ogilvie of the Canadian Boundary Survey, they visited Treadwell mines then planned excursions to Muir Glacier and Skagway before disbanding next Monday.
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Juneau
Alaska
Internatonal Geological Congress
Princess Maquinna
R. W. Brock
D. D. Calrnes
Canadian Geological Survey
Noel J. Ogilvie
Canadian Boundary Survey
Treadwell
Muir
Glaciera
Skagway
Vancouver
B. C
Socialist soldiers cleared of persecution claim in war inquiry
Washington reports Senator Chamberlain asked the war department about alleged persecution of socialist soldiers at Fort Stevens. Wallo H Coffman of the Ninety third company and four others were found not charged with socialism but regularly tried. four, Thomas W Cameron, Charles W Kertz, Coffman and Edward Johnson, were convicted of military offenses. Ten others professing socialism have not been disturbed as they committed no offense.
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Washington
Fort Stevens
Senator Chamberlain
War Department
Wallo H
Coffman
Ninety-third Company
Thomas W Cameron
Charles W. Kertz
Edward Johnson
Schools Meet Till Noon In Decatur During Heat Term
Engleman issued orders that Decatur schools meet only until noon for the heated term as temperatures topped 100 degrees for three days.
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Decatur
Tilt
Engleman
Decatus
Stanford to inaugurate John Branner as president
Stanford University trustees set October 1 for the inauguration of John Casper Branner as president succeeding David Starr Jordan. Branner, an eminent scientist and longtime vice president since 1899, will preside likely in the rebuilt Stanford Chapel damaged by the 1906 earthquake. Jordan is currently in Europe.
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Stanford University
Cal
John Casper Branner
Stanford
Branner
David Starr Jordan Sa
Jordan
Europe
Stanford Chapel
Birth of Daughter for Larkin Stages at Weston
West on Ore September 4. Word from Wallowa reports the birth of a daughter to Mr Larkin Stages on August 25. Mrs Stages was formerly Miss Lilly Waddingham of this city. Mr and Mrs Joe Davis were Athena visitors, while Mr and Mrs Marion O Harra made a business trip to Milton. Mr and Mrs James Compton visited friends at Freewater during the week.
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Weston
Ore
Wallowa
Larkin Stages
Stages
Lilly Waddingham
Joe Davis
Athena
Marion O'Harra
Milton
James Compton
Freewater
Weston and vicinity notes drift from wind and travel
Sim Barnes and family spent Sunday on the Umatilla river. Several Weston residents make trips to Milton and Athena for business, harvests, and groceries. Farmers report a short potato crop. peaches and tomatoes move through Weston en route to Athena and Pendleton.
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Baker Cab
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Ohmart
F. J. Donaldson
T. P
W. Stamps
D. Peterson
Chamberlain
Ft. Steven
Triais
McCall
Wohlenberg Department Store
Sim Barnes
Henry Waddingham
Larkin
James Turner
H. Long
Charles Bulfinch, Sr
Ralph Seliig
James Kirkpatrick, Jr
Verne
Harra
Frank Geiss
Joe Warser
Walla Walla
Royal Driskell
Holdman
William Driskell
Idaho
Thomas Donnigan
University of Oregon
Eugene
James Price
St Mary's Hospital
F. G. Lucas
L S. Madden
Henry Smith
Madden
John McPhea
John Herndon
State Line
L. Madden
F. D. Watts
Garden City
Josie Lavender
Wallin Walla
Hae
Charles Alten
Ladies Home Journal
F. E
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Franklin
Apperson
Maxwell
Pendleton Auto Co