Local Classifieds Ad Listings and Offers
A collage of small notices includes requests to rent a piano and a furnished house, sale ads for garden hoses and feed mills, notes on moving pictures at the Pastime, coal or wood vendors Henry Kopitzke and Rock Springs coal, auto sales, occupational courses, and an invitation to obtain a free irrigation book from the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company and Southern Pacific lines.
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Hochbach
Rock Spring Coal
Henry Kopitzke
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Southern Pacific Lines
Oregon
Wm. McMurray
General Pissenger
S. P. Ines
Portland
Mmurray
Jolly Side of Life Tonight at the Methodist Church
Hear Joy Tonight presents an evening at the Methodist church with Jolly of Joliet. The act features wit humor impersonations ventriloquism and vivid word painting to provide solid common sense humor. One hundred laughs in one hundred minutes.
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Jolly
Joliet
Notice to Attorneys on Filing at Smith Crawford Office
The clerk's office of the federal courts will be open in room 12 of the Smith Crawford building on and after Wednesday September 15. All papers for filing must be left with the deputy clerk at the above office.
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Federal Courts
Smith-Crawford
President Taft Leaves for the West
Boston dispatch reports President Taft departed this morning on the first leg of a western trip in his private car attached to the Albany express. He was greeted by thousands as the train moved out. Street Car Men Victorious in Chicago wage dispute negotiations with traction companies raise hopes for an agreed scale after special union meetings. In Montgomery Alabama opponents of constitutional prohibition convene a large meeting to plan making the state legally wet again.
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Boston
Taft
Albany Express
Chicago
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Wright Makes Two Flights in Berlin Test Flight
Berlin reports Orville Wright completed two demonstration hops despite light winds. In the afternoon Wright flew for about 10 minutes with Professor Hergossel and a four passenger load, showcasing his continued aviation progress.
Pendleton Hosts Wide Roster Of Visitors On Busy Day
A dense list of visitors and locals travels through Pendleton and its environs. Contractors, storekeepers, ranchmen, and clergy arrive from Echo Hermiston Walla Walla and beyond for business and community events. Notables include Dr W H McCarty, J A Donovan, H Wammock, Father Neate, Frank Engdahl, W D Gillette, and Rev Mulkey among many others visiting county sites or returning home after appointments.
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W. EB. Fergus of
la Grande
Learing
Pendleton
Frank Engdah
Walla Walla
Whitman College
W. DB. Gillette
Echo
Hugh J. Bell
Cold Springs
George Potta
Nolin
A M. Wolfe
Hermiston
F. W. Vincent
F. BE. Judd
Walla Wallin
C F. Eggers
Helix
M. A. Rader
Tader Furnitre
A, & McConnell
Johnson
Orville Reeves
Wis
Northern Pacific
Franklin County
Wash
K. L. Cooper
Bowman
Charles Wall
West
Alta Street
Frank K. Welles
Mulkey
Gladstone
John Reeves
M. EB. Church
South
Spokane
Miss Faye Bartholomew to Resume Music Classes
Miss Faye Bartholomew plans to return from Portland around October 1 and will resume her music lessons at that time. She has been away for travel and is set to restart her studies upon arrival.
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Faye Bartholomew
Portland
Cotton Mill Hands Join in Strike at Fall River
Fall River Mass Sept 13 The entire iron works plant of the Fall River cotton mills owned by M C D Borden of New York shut down today after a wage strike by 1000 weavers. The seven mills employ five thousand operatives in an internationally large single-owner complex. The plant will remain closed tomorrow as workers stay idle while demands for a roughly one percent higher pay are pressed.
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Fall River
Mass
Iron Works
Oregonian Manager Recovers From Appendicitis
Portland report states E B Piper managing editor of the Oregonian underwent appendectomy at Good Samaritan hospital yesterday. He passed a good night and is resting fairly well today. Surgeons predict his discharge within two weeks.
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Portland
Passenger agents convene in Toledo for annual meeting
Railway workers from major systems sign in at the Hotel Secord as the fifty fourth annual convention of the American association of general passenger and ticket agents opens. George A. Cullen of the Lackawanna will deliver the annual address after the business sessions.
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Toledo
Hotel Secord
American Association of General
George A. Cullen
The
Lackawanna
Black Hand Pends Still At Large In Utica Case
Utica Sept 15 police report rewards totaling 1260 for the murderers of Teresa Percopia and Freddie Infusino. Fannie Infusino wounded in the arm provided a detailed kidnapping and shooting account and hints at the killer’s identity. Victims buried amid thousands at a somber funeral as civilians vow swift justice.
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Utica
Teresa Percopia
Freddie Infusino
Fannie Infusino
Fannia
Enery Stallints
Cvilians
Mayflower replica to burn in Seattle reenactment
Seattle on September 15 to host a New England Day celebration reenacting the Boston Tea Party. The near replica of the Gaspee will be torched on Lake Union with disguised colonists, a raid, a tea dumping, and shore bombardment followed by the vessel sinking.
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Seattle
Boston Harbor
Coast Longshoremen Meet in Convention
San Francisco September 13 The second annual convention of the Pacific Coast Longshoremen's union opened. John Crowley of Everett Washington presided in the absence of President John A. Kelly and C T Finch of Portland acted as secretary.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Longshoremen's Union
John Crowley
Everett Wash
John A. Kelly
C. T. Finch
Portland
Local credentials committee opens with 30 delegates
Credentials committee shows 30 delegates and a total membership of 3,800. T W O'Connor of Detroit, president of the International Longshoremen's union, attended and an effort to affiliate the coast body with the national organization will be pursued. A small life often waits for a big job.
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T. W. O'Connor
Detroit
Internatonal Longshoremen’s Union
A Pleasant Way to Cure Catarrh
Advertising copy touts Hyomel as a simple inhalation remedy to kill catarrh germs. It claims quick relief within five minutes and a money back guarantee from Tallman & Co. The complete kit costs $1 with extra bottles at 60 cents, endorsed by Mrs. Wm. Burton of Owosso, Michigan, dated 1909.
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Tallman & Co
Wm. Burton
Owosso, Mich
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Petree E Ee
F.E. Livengood
Pendleton Auto Company
St. Andrews Indian Mission
Henry Kopittke
Rock Springs
Phinney
Plano
Raley St
W. Court St
Sharon & Eddings
East Oregonian
Main Street
P. O. Hox
Edgar C. Jay
East Bluff Street
Bluff Street
Russell
Zenera Passenger Department
Koeppen’s
President Tapt
F. B. Vandusen
Pasco
John Winn
Upper
McKay Orew
Mra
J. A. Borle
Wenaha Springs
R. L. Oliver
H. Wammock
Mabton
Washington
Father Neate
St. Andrews
W. J. Furnish
U. E. Baker
Hermiston Herald
Oregonian
Wohlenkeig Dept
Hoston
Haviland
China
Ingram
Empire Meat CO
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