Coal and wood and services advertised locally
Local classifieds advertise coal and wood through Malin 6, chimney sweep Snyder at Tel R 3812, private board at 106 W Webb, Dr J A Best returning to practice, fresh meat and lard via Platzoeder, Orpheum pictures, room and board at 777 Thompson St, commercial Barn rates for horses at 620 Aura St, Pendleton cash market meats and groceries, hose at cost, lumber $12 per thousand, cook and girl job ads, lost package with little girls pumps, travel by Northern Pacific via Spokane, transfer and moving services, and various household needs and notices.
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Thompson Street
H. H. Copeland
Aura Street
Pendleton
Sharon & Eddings
Darr
Meacham
Oregon
Indian Agency
Perkins Avenue
Peala
Main Street
Parker's
Marin
A. Morton
Dutch Henry
Main 173
Portland
California
Northern Pacific
Paseo
And
W. Adams
River Trip From The Dalles To Portland
Passengers to Fortlang can save Nottley and enjoy a river ride by taking boat from The Dalles. Str Batley Gateert sails daily except Friday and Sunday at 3 30 p m and arrives in Portland at 9 30. Fare one dollar.
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Fortlang
Nottley
Dalles
Batley Gateertaves
Portland
Wheat Lands for Sale or Rent in Tone Oregon
Round-Up item notes seven barbers employed for a fair week at Patton's shop. Wheat lands offered for sale or rent include a 3000 acre ranch, a 640 acre ranch, and a 320 acre ranch. Lands have ample water and sturdy buildings near market with favorable terms. For inquiries contact W. H. Smith Tone Oregon.
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Patton
Smith
Tone
Notice to the Public and Local Debtors in 19th Century Ad
An 1880s style notice warns that Farmers Meat Co. debts must be paid to Sheriff Taylor or Fred Weber and that only J. S. Furnish, president, and associated firms may transact business. The segment also promotes George Haul It for moving and light or heavy healing services via Gellman Bros. Main 611.
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George Stangler
Gellman Bros
Farmers Meat Co
Taylor
Fred Weber
Whatanever
J. 8. Furnish
Notice to Elks for September 14 parade
Pendleton Lodge 258 BPO Elks calls all members to be at the hall on Thursday evening September 14 at 7 30 sharp for Elks night at the fair and to wear the regulation white uniform. Visiting brothers are invited to use the club rooms as headquarters by order of exalted ruler Thos Fitz Gerald secretary.
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Elks
Pendleton
B. P. O. Elks
Thos. Fitz Gerald
Boy of 3 Hurls Rocks. Taken to Jail in Baby Cart
Thomas Parker, an eight year old, arrested for assault in Jeracy City New Jersey, claimed as the youngest American jail detainee on a formal charge. Police report his mother powered the ride to the Second Precinct station in their carriage. brothers Charles and Edward Parker, aged ten and eight, were later released with their mother awaiting arraignment.
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Hibs
Jeracy City
N. J
Thomas Parker
United States
Thomas
Precince
Statton
Joseph KR. Blumenthal
Parker
Charles
Edward
Catfish Found With Nail Clipper in Its Mouth
In the Hudson near Tarrytown George Conklin hauled a large catfish whose lower jaw held a patent nail clipper. The clipper’s point moved with the fish’s mouth, suggesting it was dropped from a river boat by a manicure handler and swallowed by the fish as it tried to bite.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Hudson River
George Conklin
Big Black Bear Killed in Tehama County
A large black bear was killed in Tehama county’s Yola Bola Mineral Springs district by J S Henderson of Durham and EB H Bickford of Chico. The animal measured 9 feet from tip to tip and weighed 400 pounds, described as the largest bear of the year in Northern California.
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Tehama
Chico
J. S&s. Henderson
Durham
EB. H. Bickford
Yola Bola
Pendleton Fair Week Attended by Notables and Locals
A parade of visitors and residents crowd Pendleton for the opening of the fair. Hamlets include Miss Hore Lynch of Pilot Rock, J. B. Switzer of Umatilla, F. Kraft of Hermiston, Leo Berhide and Henry Sommerer, and many others from Hermiston, Walla Walla, Echo, Stanfield, Tone, and Milton. Local officials, lawyers, and residents like Everett Smith and Gose mingle, while Miss Edna Thompson and Miss Mary Zurcher return from trips. Edna Cargill suffers blood poisoning delaying travel. several families relocate for winter.
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Miss Hore) Lynch
Pilot Rock
J. B. Switzer
Umatilla
F. Kraft
Hermistons
Leo F. Berhide
Hermiston
Tienry W. Sommerer
G. L. Hurd
Stanfield
J. O. Kincaid
Tone
George Fell
Mastadon
Alaska
Co. C. Gose
Walla Walla
Garden City
Edina Thompson
Portland
Mary Zurcher
Milton
Edith Still
Henry Taylor
Jackson Street
Alva Jamieson
Verne Hobs
Pendleton
Misa Edna Zimmerman
Magnolia Beach
Wash
Etta Cargill
Alberta
Mount Etna Shows Revival Of Activity
Mount Etna near Catania displays renewed activity with two new craters opening about sea level height. A continuous cloud of smoke and ashes erupts while earthquakes occur every five to ten minutes, alarming surrounding villagers.
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Mount Etna Catania
Mount Etna Fa
Two Die In Wreck Near Los Angeles Police Monte Tragedy
Train No. 2 eastbound overland limited of the Southern Pacific struck an interurban electric car at Monte, killing one man outright and another who died later. Eight other passengers were injured, with injuries described as less serious.
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Los Angeles
Overland Lmited
Southern Pacific Railroad
Monte
Nine killed in clash at Tuxtla-Chico Chiapas
Nine persons died and more than twice that number were wounded when Revistas and Munderists clashed yesterday in Tuxtla-Chico village in Chiapas near Mexico's southern border. Reports reached the president's office today.
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Mexico City
Revistas
Munderists
Tuxtla-Chico
Chiapas
Mexico
Millionaire's Case Opens Before Federal Appeals Court
Seattle September 11 The United States court of appeals convened today for its most important case D Hillman a convicted millionaire real estate dealer serving two years six months for defrauding numerous poor homebuyers by fraudulent use of the mails The defendant faces an appeal challenging the sentence and conviction in a high profile fraud case with broad implications for real estate buyers and mail fraud prosecutions.
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Seattle
Waeh
United States Court of Appeals
D. Hillman
Local capitalist’s son dies after hotel shooting
Henry C. Gumbel Jr., son of a Kansas City capitalist, died after being shot yesterday by cigar salesman Robert F. Curtis at a hotel where both men were staying. Curtis had recently fled a divorce suit mentioning Gumbel as friendly with Curtis’s wife.
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Kansas City
Henry CC. Gumbel, Jr
Robert F. Curtis
Curtiss
Gumbel
Blind Men in Brawl At Grand Avenue Station
In New York three intoxicated blind men fought each other near the Ninety-second Street ferry line in Austria Street where a sighted man egged on the clash. A large crowd gathered and police were called to Grand Avenue station. The three blind men and the promoter of the hostilities were arrested.
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New York
Ninety-second Street
Austeria
Grand Avenue
Echo Opens With Full Attendance and Staff
Special Correspondence Echo Oregon September 11 reports the Echo district opens three schools with full attendance and a full corps of teachers. Superintendent L W Keeler leads the public high school staff, followed by A Clinnon for seventh and eighth grades, Blanch F E Small for fifth and sixth, Elle Carr for third and fourth, Anna M Waugh for first and second. L T Link will teach at Spike school six miles west, and Miss Ruth Clark will teach at Hardin six miles east. Additional notes mention Dr W Miller from Portland, R C Challis buying the local butcher shop, John G Thomas’s alfalfa mill work in Portland, Al Gillett arriving from Willow Creek, Miss Beulah Barker teaching in Heppner, Clifton Cleaver visiting, Miss Lucie French leaving for Pendleton, Ed Marshall from Pendleton, and Jerry Copinger’s Pendleton visit.
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Echo
Ore
Echoo
Echo Public Rehool
L W. Keeler
A. Clinnon
Blanch FE. Small
Elle Carr
Anna M. Waugh
Irene Rippey
Spike
L. T Link
Hardin
Ruth Clark
Echo High School
W. Miller
Portland
Bridge Street
R. C. Challis
Hermiston
John G. Thomas
al Gillett
Willow Creek
Beulah Barker
Heppner
Clifton Cleaver
Prairie City
Western Land and Irrigation Company
Lucie French
Nye
Twig Teel
Pendleton
Ed Marshall
Jerry Copinger
Denver police to employ flirt cop lure women into net
Denver police plan a plainclothes male officer to lure unwary females into a police net using flirtatious tactics. The job advertises a tailored uniform and a Don Juan persona to determine when feminine coquetry signals criminal intent. The measure aims to protect men in an era of equal suffrage.
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Denver
Los Angeles
Fire and Police Board
Walnut Log Worth 1508 From Arkansas River Mud
G L Dunn of Fort Gibson Oklahoma values a walnut log pulled from the Arkansas River two miles below Fort Gibson at 1508 dollars. The log was large enough to yield four pieces with the biggest over five feet in diameter and around 2000 feet in scale. A large limb reached two feet in diameter. The tree had been buried in river sand for years and was dug out over several days with a river-to-rail cost of 150 dollars.
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Fort Gibson
Okla
Arkansas River
G. L. Dunn
Hamburg
Germany
Dunn
Millionaire Loses Mine Deal After Son Elopes
South Dakota millionaire C. W. Chaffee seeks recovery of 25000 after his son B. W. Chaffee and Miss Jessie L. Beesley eloped from Los Angeles to San Francisco and married. Chaffee had invested in a California mine based on his son's assurances and now alleges deception and an attachment on the property.
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Mission
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Jessie L
Lillian Beesley
C. W. Chaffee
South Dakota
Chaffee
California
B. W. Chaffee
Miss Beesley
San Francisco
London’s 1613 Surgeons Exempt from Arms Service
London records show 18 surgeons and doctors in 1613 who were exempt from bearing arms or serving in military roles, reflecting a privilege granted to medical professionals of the era.
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London
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F. E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies’ Home Journal
Henry
Main
Snyder
W. Webb
J. A. Best
Phone Platzoeder
Malin
The
Orpheum
Northern Pacific Ry
Spokane
Tan
Koeppens
George
FISH
Big Black Bear
Everett Smith
Tim Pani
Ben McCullough
Echo, Arer
C. Brownell
Umatila
Harry Folsom
Pete Sheridan
Denver Police
Love
Wohlenberg Dept
the Cowboy Headquarters
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Main & Webb Sts
Pendleton, Ore
Northern Pacific Railway
Pioneer Line
Pasco
N. P. RY
North Yakima
Hostetter
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