Local ads mix of goods services and jobs in Oregon city
A jumble of local classifieds lists oak wood and lumber yard ads, car rentals, second hand organ sales, Rock Springs contacts, and inquiries about feed mills. It also notes moving pictures at the Pastyne theater, piano lessons, furnished rentals, carpet cleaning, and job notices for hotel dining staff in Pilot Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Lumber Yard
Pendleton Auto Company
Shardn & Eddings
Henry Kopittke
Rock Springs
Lehman Springs
Pendleton Auto Co
Pastyne
E. Webb
East Oregonian
Almont
H. P. Edgar C. Jay
Pilot Rock
City Hotel
Oregon
Negroes Do Best When They Sing Convention Notes
In Louisville Kentucky the tenth annual National Negro Business Men's league convention closed with the old-timeMammy figure recalled in memories of Southern childhood. J. E. Bush, delegate, spoke at final sessions detailing the themes of the gathering and the celebratory tone of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gle
Little Rock
Ark
South
North
Bush
Loulaville
Mammy
National Negro Business Men's League
J. EB. Bush, Dele
Jeweler Almost Poisoned by Mislabeled Can of Soda
A Sacramento jeweler A D Hansel nearly died after mistaking cyanide for baking soda. After a cantaloupe feast he drank a teaspoon of poison dissolved in water. A patient misread the contents, and a stomach pump at Blackmun’s drugstore saved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
A. D. Hansel
Hansel
Hansen
Wisconsin judge becomes common laborer in Sabula brass bed plant
Kenosha Wis. Judge Joseph R. Clarkson, notable for leaving home to join a button factory, continued his experiment in labor by starting work as an assembler of brass beds at a local Sabula plant. He arrived in overalls and a golf cap, carrying a plain dinner pail.
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Kenosha
Wis
Joseph R. Clarkson
Sabula
Asult
Mayo at O R N division bridges office visit
J. T. Mayo, superintendent of the bridge and building department for the division of the O. R. & N., Ia in the city today in an official capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Mayo
Bridge and Building Department
Found Pair of Gold Rimmed Reading Spectacles
Owner may claim the pair of gold rimmed reading spectacles by calling at this office and paying for this notice. The notice seeks the owner to come forward with proof to reclaim the property.
Pendleton Welcomes Wide Wave of Visitors and Traders
A flurry of visitors and business people pass through Pendleton today including C. Walker the cattle buyer from Florida, Mrs. Warren Hicks from the ranch, Mrs. J. H. Pound from Uma Ulla, Otis McCarty of Echo, and Fr. W. Hill of Starbuck attending county business. Attorneys Smythe and Hinkle arrive from Portland and Echo respectively, with Miss Zilda Scott back in Helix after a county visit. Local residents from Echo, North Yakima, Seaside, and Athena mingle in court, trade, and social calls, while Miss Maylene Fraker departs for Portland with her mother and sisters to settle there, and Charlies Pierce returns to California after the Ballon route collision investigation.
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FL Walker
Warren Hicks
J. H. Pound la
Uma- Ulla
Otis McCarty
Echo
Pendleton
W. Hill
Starbuck
I. GB. Wells
Allison Iien
Clear Creek
E. P. Croorkin
Dan P. Smythe
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Zilda Scott
Helix
Mises Maylene Fraker
Metropolis
Ethel Fraker
East
Charlies Pierce
Los Angeles
California
Blue Mountains
Weaton
Mra
Pierce
Electric railway networks spread through Japanese cities
Within the last thirteen years every major Japanese city has established an electric railway line, signaling a nationwide push toward modern urban transit and reduced reliance on fossil fuels. The trend reflects coordinated urban planning and investment across multiple prefectures and municipalities.
Milton Schools Open With Enrollment Gain
Milton public schools opened the fall term with an enrollment over 460, about fifteen percent larger than last year’s first day. Fifth grade records 608. sixth grade crowded. new building not yet complete. Prospects for a bright year noted by Prof. FE Young. ninth and tenth grades show room to grow. Local notices include residents’ movements and Hood River fruit fair plans with a proposed water project to finish early.
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Milton
Milton Public Schools
I. B. Lev
Mise Ida Storla
Gree
Milton Public
Uime
FE. Young Jn
Gald
Milton Personals
C. T. Godwin
Baker City
Griwin Hie
John Spencer
Spencer-Gregory
Ben Harder
WH. Frazier
Emily
Wallowa
Geo. D. Taggart
C. RB. Demarm
Mill Street
Wreck of Ohio to be salved by Seattle wreckers
Capt John Mason of the gasoline steamer Anvil reports from Seattle that the Ohio wreck can be floated and salvaged with no serious difficulty. He notes silt flows in from Carter Bay, divers face a steep pitch with bow high and stern deep, but wreckers can sink eribs to divert currents and bring the vessel up without major delay.
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Seattle
Wash
John Mason
Anvil
Prince Rupert
Ohio
Mason
Carter Bay
Eribs
Mrs Bradley Returns From Leaside With Relatives
Mrs G W Bradley wife of County Treasurer Bradley has returned from Leaside where she spent the summer. She was joined by her niece Miss Billza Morrison and her nephew Robert Morrison.
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G. W. Bradley
Bradley
Leaside
Misa Billza Morrison
Robert Morrison
Water project hearing in North Yakima notes Swisart remarks
North Yakima Washington hosts a hearing on the Tieton project with C H Swisart chief engineer of the reclamation service for Washington state presenting the proposition and outlining the plan's aims and expected benefits.
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North Yakima
Heard & Proposition
C. H. Swisart
Reclamation Service
State of Washington
Berry Weds Lebanon Girl in Albany Oregon
A marriage license was issued last evening for Walter M. Berry a Portland chemist and Bonnie M. Baker daughter of the Lebanon First Baptist Church pastor.
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Berry
Lebanon
Albany
Ore
Walter M. Berry
Portland
Bonnie M. Baker
First Baptist Church of Lebanon
Agnews Leave After Visiting Chicago Friends
Dr. T. H. Agnew and his wife, guests of G. W. Rugg and family, departed last night returning home. They were joined by Miss Dot Gilliam who will stay until the year’s start. Mrs. Agnew and Mrs. Rugg are twin sisters.
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T. H. Agnew
Chicago
G. W. Rugg
Dot Gilliam
Mrs. Agnew
Mrs. Rugg
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Rock Spring
Ocoal
Henry Kopitzke
UC Rader
Clay Street
Wisconsin
Our
Koeppen’s
Louis Schneider
Yakima
W. G. Cole
Seaside
J. T. Hinkle
Court House
William Harrison
Frank Perham
West Court Street
H. J. Watts
Athena
Circuit Court
J. M. Hin
The
Hill Military Academy
Wood Paslay
N. H. Grover
Hellx
Mre
William Slisher
Edith
Nolin Ranch
Flobert Martin
Hottie
William Konagseck
Northern Pacific
la Mar
Angers
Frank Konareck
T. B. McGinitle
Interstate Telephone Company
A. M. Kempendorf
San Francisco
Dowman
P. P. Corby
Freewater
L. G. Frazier
J. W. Sturdivant
Ukiah
Phoenix
Amy Lee
Ocean Park
Etta Ely
Mia
BBC
Anibal
Newport Beach
Charles Strenberg
Walla Walla
D. T. Rogers
Clifton Cleaver
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Poccl Eri Y Ale Society
Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
Pendleton, Or
Morrow and
Umatilla Counties
Thos. Fitzgerald
Sec’y. Pendleton
Hood River
Hood River Valley
Arnold
Davidson
G. R. Castner
Association
C. DD. Thompson
Ballinger
Tieton
Door Business
Pendleton Lumber
Ben F. Hill
Pendleton, Ore
Oregon Theatre
Cohan & Harris
Geo. M. Cohan
50 Miles From
Boston
Pendleton Drug Company
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