Local Classifieds Pendleton Offers Furnished Rooms and Services
Local notices advertise furnished rooms for weekly or monthly rates and various services including wood cutting and dry slab wood. Businesses seek scrap iron, alfalfa hay, and a modern house for sale or rent. Lost bank book in Pendleton. several job and rental inquiries. a river steamer runs to Portland. multiple ads for typewriters, coal, and barber services.
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Penbleton Iron Works
Maple Street
Pendleton
Jackson Street
Ray G. Warren
Care Sawtelle Jewelry
Bowman & Son
Oregon
Water Street
Court Street
No. & Underwood
B. H. Decker
Rock Springs
DeMotts
State Hotel
UN Co. Propa
Forts
Dalles
Portland
Penland Bros Haul It Offers Quick City and Country Moves
Auto Track haul It Our specialty is quick work Phone Main 339 for furniture and plane moving short trips in the city or transferring to the country We haul anything Penland Bros.
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Penland Bros
Bar sale for Scotcn Collie puppies in Amity Oregon
W L Little offers bar sale of Thoroughbred Scotch Collie puppies. Bitches priced at 6.00 and stud dogs at 7.50. Located Route 1 Box 76 Amity Oregon.
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W L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Portable lunch wagon for sale in Oregon lumber yard
For sale a portable lunch wagon ideal for Roundup week at the Oregon Lumber Yard. Compact mobile unit suited for on-site meals and quick service.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Equitable Savings & Loan Association Matures Nearly 3.7 Million
J H W Curry traveling auditor for the Equitable Savings and Loan Association of Portland is in the city living off maturities for his company. The association shows it has returned to stockholders close to 700 000 in maturities in a lure over two years. The Equitable makes many installment loans in Pendleton through Mark Moorhouse. Many homes have been built across the northwest and paid for with money borrowed on the easy payment plan. The money thus loaned has earned shareholders from 7.5 to 9 percent per annum.
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J. H W. Curry
Equitable Savings and Loan Association of
Portland
Equitable
Fequitable
Pendleton
Mark Moorhouse
Northwest
Round-up grand stand tickets sold for unclaimed reserved seats
Roy W Ritner issues notice that reserved grand stand tickets not called for by 4 p m on Monday September 23 will be sold. The notice names ROY W Ritner and refers to unclaimed tickets and sale action.
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Npm
Roy W
Ritner
Echo Oregon House Damaged By Fire Near Echo
Echo Oregon September 20 reports a house near J M Young four miles above Echo burned to the ground after a westbound train passed. Mrs Young was cleaning when flames started. furniture and clothing partly saved. The old landmark was once owned by S J Lisle of Portland. The Knights of the Maccabees held a public ball at City Hall with seventy members, and social time followed. Porch party at Mx Lilly Wattenburger’s house ended happily with refreshments at 10. Miss Hughes suffered a severe arm injury after being tossed from a horse while returning from school. Local visitors include R L Perry of Pendleton and Manuel Friedly, candidate for county commissioner. J P Taylor became Echo’s new editor Tuesday.
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Specia
Echo
Ore
J. M. Young
Kreuter
J. Lisle
Portland
Knights of the Maccabees
City Hall
Maccabees
Mikes Lilly Wattenburger
Rina Thomson
Roosevelt Holds Strenuous Day in Nebraska Campaign
Roosevelt campaigned across Nebraska on September 20 focusing on workmen's compensation, conservation, and other issues while renewing attacks on Wilson and Bryan. He spoke at Holdrege Hastings Fairmont Crete Lincoln and Omaha.
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Hastings
Neb
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Wilson
Bryan
Holdredge
Fairmont
Crete
Local visitors and residents seen in Pendleton yesterday
A stream of names appears as locals and visitors are noted in Pendleton yesterday. W C Lehi from Westop, KH Geyer of Walla Walla, ALG Funk deputy sheriff, George FE Adams from McKay Creek, William Slusher, P Sullivan, Dro D idleman, Roo Stanfield Echo banker, M Hindman Uma tt, John P MecManus Pilot Rock, Judge L A Esteb and family from Kehoe, Ole Olson from a local restaurant, Basler buyer of John o Sehmia Dock, Walter Boyer Interior Department agent, Mathers GB Wool head detective, and Mrs Stephen A Lowell returning from health work.
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la Grandé Wis
Howman Yest Co
Ward
Peseta
Pendleton
W. C. Lehi
Westop Yeaterday
KH. Geyer
Walla Walla
St. George
Alg
Funk
Trip
Harry & Turner
Weston
George FE. Adama
McKay Creek
Willilam Slusher
P. Sulliyvan
Ane
Yeaterany
Dro. D. Idleman
Roo
Stanfield
Echo Banker
I’m. Hindman
Umatt
John P. MecManus
Pilot Rock
South End
L. A. Esteb
Kehoe
Ole Olson
Locil
Walla Walla Fair
Alr
A. Is Schaefer
Wormit
Garden City
Basler
John oSehmia
Portinnnd
Walter Boyer
the Interior
Department ix
Gome
Mathers
Pottery Industry Output in 1921 Tops One Million
The national pottery industry shows production value rising from 1910 to 1921, totaling $34,615,560 in 1911 and surpassing prior year figures. Ohio leads with $14,775,265, followed by New Jersey $8,401,091, West Virginia $2,401,041, New York $2,178,364, Pennsylvania $2,758,817, and Indiana $1,004,734.
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Potters Industries
United States
United States Gentorical Survey
Jefferson Riddleton
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia
New York
Penneylvania
Indiana
Evangelists Face Criticism Over Commercial Practices
Chicago date line reports Dr J M Gray of the Moody Institute denounces evangelism as degenerated into a money making business at a national conference. Rev F E Taylor of Indianapolis blasts finance methods as graft and recalls a boast of knowing offering tricks. He questions if Wesley or Moody would approve.
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Chicago
United States
J. Mi Gray
Moody Institute
National Conference of Evangelists
Gray
Homme
F. E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Evan Kellett
Dr. Taylor
Wesley
Moody
Murder Mystery at Portland Deepens
A chauffeur of Harry G. Barr, dubbed the Murderer Man, tells Sheriff Stevens of a strange woman in a light kimono riding away on horseback near the Linnton road around Barr’s murder scene. The driver thought the woman’s visit then held no connection to Barr’s death.
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Harry G. Barr
Portland
Robi. L. Stevens
Linnton Road
Barr
Burr
Americans Attitude on Sealing Po ught
Vancouver reports Japanese newspapers urge Japan to protest U S stance on sealing in the Pacific. Osaki Mainichi questions Washington silence amid a treaty dispute. An amendment to reduce the sealing prohibition from 10 to five years passes both houses. Japanese dispatches abroad claim the United States violates the treaty spirit.
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Vancouver
B. C
Japan
United States
Pacific
Osaki Mainichi
Republic
Washington
United
Arrest follows death of child in Salem
Salem Ore Sept 24 Charged with assault and battery upon his adopted child Elmer Brace who died August 6 W M DeKalb a farmer north of the city was arrested yesterday and confined in the county jail The district attorney said the charge stemmed from rumors of mistreatment after the death and alleged epilepsy as the cause of death though the physician arrived after the child was dead and did not fully examine him
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Salem, Or
Elmer Brace
W. M. DeKalb
DeKalb
Iu Ling
Bourne Runs as Independent for U S Senate
Salem officials report Jonathan Bourne filed a petition for United States Senate as an independent candidate. Fourteen voters signed, with twelve listing Sparta or Baker as residence, seeking the slogan independent progressive on the ballot. Bourne previously lost Republican and Progressive nominations to Ben Selling and A. B. Clark respectively.
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Salem, Or
United States
Jonathan Bourne
Olcott
Sparta
Baker
Bourne
Ben Selling
Portland
A. B. Clark
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F. E. Livengood & CO
Ladies' And‘children's Store
Ladies Home Journal
No Jong
Pattern
E. T. Wade
Malen Burnett
Justrite
F. J. Ronaldson
Equitable Savings & Loan Association
Rhoosevelt
Wool
Paendleton
Stephen A. Lowell
Just
Norfolk
Wohlenberg
D. R. Chen
Pendleton, Oregon
Webb St
Under State Hotel
China
First National Bank
D.a.may
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