Local ads and notices from Pendleton area
A collage of local classifieds. Oysters at Gray Bros and Hochbachs bakery. Rock Spring coal via Henry Kopittke. Pendleton Lumber Yards ads and car rentals. For sale items include garden hose feed mill milch cows and oak display cases. Furnished rooms for rent and real estate rentals. Also teaching request Gregg shorthand and bookeeping at Pendleton Business College. Nearby services include telegraph-like phone chains and fortune readings by May Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Bros
Hochbach's Bakery
Rock Spring Coal
Henry Kopittke
Pendleton Lumber Yards
Pendleton Auto Company
Rock Springs
Willow Et Reet
Pendleton
T. J. Cheney
Oregon
Franklin Street
Rader
City Incinera tor Seizes Opium In Large Destruction
Refuge handlers returned after a weeks strike to witness a major opium destruction at the city incinerator. Authorities burned thirty five talcans worth 760 dollars under federal order. Opium had been seized near Lynden Washington from Larry Hall, a forty year smuggler, who was convicted and died at McNeil Island. Officials note seized opium now must be destroyed rather than sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Wietle
United States
T. B. Winebrenner
William H. Whaley
Seattle U. &. Customs
Lynden
Wash
J. T. Wall
Larry Hall
Hall
McNeil's Island
Customs Department
Seattle P. 1
Local residents visiting Pendleton and area
A string of visitors and residents are noted in Pendleton today including E. C. Skiles of Walla Walla and Gerald E. Stanfield of Echo. George M. Hays of Milton. J. W. Woodson. EB. G. Powell. T. H. McCullough. Henry Swartz. Dr. H. S. Garfield. Anna and D. O’Connell. Ralph Phay. Fred Blake. J. T. Mayo. M. Molahan. James Hill. M. L. Morrison. John Kutchenthall. Oscar and Jess F. Hilbert. Harvey Davis. Major F. H. Devoe. J. G. Cutler. Mr and Mrs A. D Augustave. Mre. EB. F. Schuyler. EH. E. Baltezory. Anson Wood and wife. A. E. Eberhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Skiles
Walla Walla
George M. Hays
Milton
Pendleton
W. H. Boyd
Echo
Gerald E. Stanfield
Zella Whitley
Hot Lake
J. W. Woodson
EB. G. Powell
Long Creek
T. H. McCullough
North Yakima
Henry Swartz
Portland
Anna O'Connell
D. O'Connell
Umarilla
Ralph Phay
Hermiston
Fred Blake
Adams
J. T. Mayo
M. Molahan
James Hill
Helix
M. L. Morrison
Oscar
Jess F. Hilbert
Camas Prairie
Seattle
Harvey Davis
Athena
Anson Wood
Weston
Mr. Wood
James Wood
Moro
Yale student marries woman of 70
Hartford reports Yale student Charlee R. Goddard, 21, under arrest for perjury in securing a marriage license by stating the bride was 16. Released on $1000 bond. case set for next Saturday. Relatives of the 70-year-old bride allege manipulation and desire for wealth, not love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Charlee R. Goddard
Yale
Goddard
When Lemonade Is Not Lemonade Ban Enforced in Seattle
Health department inspectors cracked down on pink lemonade with minimal lemon content sold at the A P exposition and other sites. Warrants issued for arrest of vendors found selling the citric acid drink. Inspector Charles J. Imhoff led the probe. Police Judge John Tr. Gordon presided in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Inspectora
Charles J. Imhoff
Court of Police
John TR. Gordon
Seattle P, 1
Apostolic Church Prepares for Judgment Day
Doxbury Massachusetts reports a gathering of 200 Latter Reign adherents at the Ashdod chapel five miles away. They believe the world ends at 10 tomorrow morning with a wholesale ascension for followers and a sweeping judgment for the wicked. The group includes well dressed, seemingly intelligent New England families. The sect has long prepared for Friday September 24, 1909 as the final day.
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Doxbury
Mass
The
Apostolic Church
Ashdod
New England
Woman Murders Babes by Adopting Missing Children
Toronto woman Maud Turner is jailed after a five month old baby was found dead near a railroad track by Niagara Falls. Police allege she strangled the infant and hid the body in a shoe box, dumping it from a train, while receiving payments for adopting babies she later killed. Authorities link aliases Gylan and Gwenlin to Turner, with potential further murders and adoptions across North America.
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Toronto
Ont
Maud Turner
Niagara Falls
Lake Ontario
Turner
Gylan and
Gwenlin
San Francisco
New York
Buffalo
Results of the Big Games Yesterday
Northwestern League results from Tacoma Seattle and Spokane show Portland Tacoma Aberdeen and Vancouver losing to their opponents while Seattle and Spokane earned wins. Coast League outcomes include Portland Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Sacramento and Vernon with varied scores. National League games in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburg and Philadelphia saw multiple rain delays and mixed results with rotating battery lineups and postponed games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Aberdeen
Spokane
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Vernon
Sacramento
National League
Chicago
R. H. E. Booms
T'S
Eee Rbatteries
Scanton
Bergen
Schwenk
Ruelbach
Moran
R. HE
Siasve
Ewing
Carmichael
Roth
Punxus
Pittsburg
Boston
Yale guard Andrus survives river capsizing on trip to New Haven
Cordova Alaska report says H F Andrus Yale guard and son of Congressman John F E Andris of Yonkers escaped certain death when a boat carrying five companions capsized on the Nigina river near Rox eingon. He was swept downstream before reaching shore and says he is unharmed and ready for football season.
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Cordova
Alaska
H. F. Andrus
Yale Guard
John FE. Andris
Yonkers
Esterly
Rox Eingon
Nigina River
New Haven
Yale
Andrus
Oregon's Jurist George H. Williams Dies Not Yet
George H. Williams former Portland mayor and noted Oregon statesman lies at Good Samaritan hospital after being removed there at 4 oclock last night. Doctors report he rests easy though age related illness persists.
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George H. Williams
Oregon
Portland
Good Samaritan Hospital
Judge Williams
K. A. J. McKenzie
Itas
George H Williams Oregon pioneer and legal titan
George H Williams a prominent Oregon figure served as US attorney general under Grant and helped draft the 14th amendment He represented Oregon in the US Senate and became chief justice of the Oregon Territory in 1858 He joined the constitutional convention that produced Oregon's state charter Born March 26 1823 in New Lebanon New York this notice appears in the Portland Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
George H. Williams
United States
Grant
Oregon Territory
Judge Williams
New Lebanon
Portland
Oregonian
Daily East Oregonian Carried by Early 3 Centa Wheels
An OCR fragment notes the Daily East Oregonian as a carrier item described with an early three centa wheel reference. The readable text is sparse but indicates a newspaper distribution note.
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Daily
East Oregonian
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Men’s and Boys’ Dept
Oxfords
F. E. Livengood
Ladies’ Home Journal
Sharon & Eddings
Phinney
Plano
Raley
Gray Broa
Main Street
H. P
Edgar C. Jay
East Bluff Street
Bluff Street
Gregg
Pendleton Business College
Main of Court Street
Maine
May Andrews
Wm E. Hanscom, Jewler
D. M. Stracock
Kansas City
Whiteet
Germiless
Koeppen’s
H. S. Garfield
Northern Pacific
John Kutchenthall
Meacham
F. H. Devoe
United States Army
Joe Blakeley
J. G. Cutler
Pendleton-Pasco
A. D Augustavo
John Bentley
Augustaye
City
EB. F. Schuyler
Passeonger
EH. E. Baltezory
Bend
Mr. Baltezore
Pendleton Iron Foundry
A. E. Eberhart
Columbia Ridge Building, Company
Butter Creek
Washington
Washington v
Donovan
Schmidt Groom
Gray and Hardy
Cleveland
Boston Pernt
Abels
Clark Matthews
Gall
Madden
Philadelphia
R. H. E. St. Louie
Kusel
Killifer
Plank
Krause
Livingston
Walsh, Olmstead
Sullivan
Lake
Sweeney
Giame— R. LE
Chicago Pilparseapeerie
Pootbalt
Pscape
Wohlenberg
Department
Perrin
Wohlenberg Dept
Wm E. Hanscom Jeweler
Winslow Bros
O. M. Heacock, Optician
Orpheum Theatre
Bowman
Stahl
Martin Anderson
Prop
Qurgins
Alta St
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