Swine and Mutton Markets Higher in Portland Trade
North Portland hog prices rose with limited run, tops at 9.26 and most hogs around that level. Extra good ewes commanded 2.90, large numbers of sheep and lambs offered, cattle market steady with clears over Sunday and multiple shippers listed from several towns.
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North Porthind
Pomeroy Meat & Livesack Association
Pomeroy, Wash
J. Willis
North Powder
Ccc
Seeesees
Ceseeeeaerss OG
Portland
North Portland
W. Ft. Dishman
Joseph
E. Graham
Elgin
Willogs
Cal
W. W. Cooper
Union Junction
R. Churcell
Nampa
Waho
J.N. Merl
W. J. Davie
Durkee
J. W. Chandler
J. M. Barry
Red Bluff
Cat
HB. W. Russell
Lewiston
Idaho
Chinney Bulla
Terrible Suffering Eczema Becomes A Cure Tale
Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine recalls her four month old baby’s wart and sixteen month old eczema spreading over face hands and body. After using Hood s Sarsaparilla the child fully recovered and is now healthy. The ad promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and system builder with tablet form and general benefits.
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Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
Shoes to fit your feet at Stacey Adams sale
A vintage advert proclaims Stacey Adams shoes at five to six dollars with a large selection for boys priced from two dollars fifty cents down to one ninety. The message emphasizes value and clearance style for families shopping for footwear.
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Stacey Adams
Whistling Hymns Drowns Female Voices in Oregon Town
In Hrenco Oregon on September 17 Reverend L Myron Booxer, pastor at the Presbyterian church in Hrenco and Reedville, began whistling hymns during Sunday services. What started as an experiment appeals to local youth and has grown into a permanent feature, with the hymn whistling overpowering the singing of women in the meeting.
Special Trains Set for Pendleton Round-up
Seven special trains and a number of special cars are organized by the O W R N Co to augment Portland Pendleton service for the Pendleton Round-up September 26 to 28. The two main specials named the red and the blue depart Portland September 26 to Pendleton, reserved for club parties and commercial groups, with return trips September 28.
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Portland
Pendleton
Oregon
Washington
Portland Oregonian
Artington
Hot Lake
Ow, KR & N, Co. le
Tacoma
Seattle
Porthind
Dandeline Hair Cleanser Ad and Regional Notes
An advertisement promises Danderine will double hair beauty after a few uses, claiming softer, shinier hair and relief from dandruff. The piece also includes travel notes about a Portland to Pendleton Round-up special train plan and a health tip urging daily outdoor activity and Chamberlain’s Tablets for indigestion. Local notices mention a bank dynamiting event near Johnsons, Washington, and a general nod to Chamberlain’s remedy's popularity.
Classified listings for Pendleton lodge and local services
Pendleton Lodge No 62 A F and A M meets the first and third Mondays. D A May contractor offers masonry and stone work. Veterinary surgeons Dr D C McNabb at Koeppen’s Drug Store. Attorneys Peterson Wilson Frederick Steiner Douglas Bailey Johnson Skrable. Chiropractor J B Holder. Stroble second hand goods at 210 E Court St. China restaurant noodels at old Waliman Drug Co stand. Engraved cards and invitations samples at East Oregonian office.
Mrs Stevens Recovers After Pinkham Treatment
Mrs Sallie Stevens of Comanche Oklahoma reports seven years of female trouble resolved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Another reader Mrs F A Peaslee of Newton New Hampshire says five years of weakness and dragging pains disappeared after using the same remedy. The letter urges others with difficult cases to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co seeking confidential guidance from a woman in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Waerika
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
R.F.D
No. 2
Comanche
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Three More Sailors’ Bodies Found After Cutter Tragedy
Winkeguin UL Sept 17 three more naval apprentices were found washed ashore near Fort Sheridan raising the dead from eight after the cutter from US training station at North Chicago capsized. An earlier ad promotes a liver tonic offering health claims and promises.
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Winkeguin
Fort Sheridan
United States
North Chicago
Fire in Raymond hotel claims two lives
In Raymond Washington Mrs W A Davis aged 30 and her 72 year old father C D Osborne were burned to death when a hotel burned yesterday. Her husband W A Davis is held on suspicion after a family quarrel but denies estrangement and gives a straightforward account. The notice mentions Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with dealer sales.
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Chamberlain
All
Dealera
Raymond, Wash
W. A. Davis
C. D. Osborne
W.A. Davis
Want Ads Hair Work and For Sale Restaurant
Want ads show ladies sending combings to Madam Kennedy in Athe na Oregon. An advertisement offers guaranteed hair work and a first class restaurant for sale due to poor health. Listings mention P O Box 106 Echo Oregon for contact.
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Madam Kennedy
Athena
Ian
P. O
Echo, Ore
Pendleton Water Commission Sealed Pipe Bid Notice
Notion ization is hereby given that the undersigned Chairman of the Pendleton Water Commission will receive sealed bids until 5 o'clock p m on September 27 1912 at his office in Pendleton Oregon for 2500 feet of glazed vitrified clay pipe 18 inches inside diameter came to be delivered F O B Thorn Hollow Station Right reserved to reject any and all bids Dated at Pendleton Oregon this th day of September 1912 J T Brown Chairman Pendleton Water Commission
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Pendleton Water Commission
Pendleton
Oregon
Bears Thorn Hollow
J.T. Brown
Pendleton to Improve Jackson Street with Gravel Pavement
The Pendleton Common Council, at a September 11 meeting, approved plans to improve Jackson Street from Main to Maine Street with gravel pavement, curbs, and gutters. A special Assessment District No 19 will levy costs on benefited lots and parcels, with the surveyor’s estimate and district map filed for public notice in the East Oregonian.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Common Connell
Jackson Street
Wendleton
Main Street
Binin Street
Maine Street
Artion
Jeary Kimbrell
Cit
Mack
Switeler
Oregon
Livermore
Malew
Asphalns
Raler
Switzter
Pendleton Manufacturing Company
Tandle
City Recorder
East Oregonian
Notice of Street Improvement in Pendleton City
At a September 11 1942 Pendleton Common Council meeting resolutions were adopted for Johnson Street improvement from Court Street to Water Street. The surveyor filed plans and estimates showing lots parcels and lands to be benefited and the apportioned costs, with percentages to be paid by each parcel. The council approved the specifications and estimates ready for action.
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City of
Pendeton
Pendleton
Johnson Street
Court Street
Water Street
Snl
Connell
Wendleton approves Johnson Street paving and district plan
The Common Council proposes gravel bituminous paving on Johnson Street from North Iron at Court to Water Street, with gutters and related improvements. It creates Assessment District No. 20 to fund the work, detailing lot and parcel charges and requiring publication of the surveyor's cost allocations in East Oregonian for ten days.
Call for bids for street improvement in Pendleton Oregon
Recorder of Pendleton invites sealed bids by 5 PM September 18 1912 for Webb Street paving gravel bitulite pavement with curbs gutters and drainage. Plans on file. Bid includes per sq yd price for pavement and per cu yd for earthwork, drainage pipes, culverts and manholes. Certified check required. City reserves right to reject bids.
Sealed bids for Pendleton bonds due September 23 1912
Sealed proposals to purchase six per cent Street Improvement bonds of the City of Pendleton Oregon totaling 12054 pounds comprise four bonds of 500 pounds and one bond of 1084 pounds. Bids to be received by the City Recorder by 5 PM September 23 1912. Each bid must include a 500 dollar certified check payable to the city treasurer, forfeitable if the bidder refuses to take bonds, and refundable if unsuccessful. The city may reject all bids. Dated September 18 1912 Thomas F Gerald City Recorder
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Pendleton
Oregon
Recorder
Wotil
O'Clork I M
Saldity
Thomas Fret Gerald
City of
Pendleton Seeks Bids for North Side Sewer System
The City of Pendleton invites sealed bids for the North side sewer project per Geary Simbrell plans. Bids due September 15, 1911, at the City Recorder’s office with a certified check. City reserves right to reject all bids.
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Willamette Valley
A. Eklund
Main St
Portland Ad Club
Knowlton
Colfax
Wash
Farmers’ State Bank
Johnsons
Themerives
Classified
Insurance and Land Business
Umatilla County
James Johns
Prea
H. Marsh
Bentley & Leffingwell
CITY
Thompson Street
Carney & Bradley
Props
East Oregonian Office
Pendleton Lodge No
A. F
A. M
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Damon Lodge NO
K. of P
J. G. Finney
C. C
W Fletcher
K R
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D. A. May
Oregonian
Ae John
Baker
Thomas Vaughan
Judd Building
James E. Sharp
Temple Bldg
D. C. M'Nabb
Koeppen
Courtetree Res
C. W. Lassen
M. D V
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
Res
Bush St
Garfield, MD
Judd Block
Red
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Main
Court Streets
Raley
James A. Fee
A? Law
Despain Building
R. J. Slater
Carter & Smythe
Americas National Bank
James B. Perry
Office Over Taylor Hardware Company
Lowell & Winter
Law
George W. Coutts
Schmidblock
Frederick Steiner
Attorne At Law
Smith-Crawfer Building
Douglas W. Bailey
Taylor Hardware Co
Johnson & Skrable, Attorneys At Law
Despot Building
J. BE. Holder
Stroble
E. Court Street
Ald
Ung D. Goey
Alta Street
Imrea
Waliman Drug Co
Mrs. Stevens
Rael Ly Pet
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Loco
Camenon
Johowen
Imprana
Jolie Street
Court Kereet
Vendleton
S&s
Pen
Metot
Anid Block
Asld Mock
Sr.veyor
Vendleta
Webb Street
Coobie Street
Cits
Menmon Counell
Mon Conmmell
Thomas Fitzgerald
Cornell
Tendleton
North Side
Columon Council
City Recorder and
Oeluck
Sill City
Geary Simbrell
City Surveyor
The
Blaine Street
Olds
Joe Fomt
Cee Carscaee
Mendlerton
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