Local ads list services and sales around Pendleton area
A jumble of local notices and classifieds lists coal and wood suppliers with phone numbers, lodging at 206 W Webb, groceries at Cash Market, car ads including a passenger Franklin, and offers from Pendleton agents. Also included are a lost package, theater ad for the Orpheum, travel notes by train and steamship lines, a drag service, trash haul, and a real estate exchange with Umaita county land sales. Also the Eastern Star meeting notice and a wheat land sale advertised by E T Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Httle
J. W. Davis
W. Webb
Parker's Automobile
Penland Bros
Main Street
Dutch Henry
Haulage Offered by George Haul on St George Street
Bruce George Haul announces light or heavy hauling services via George Stangier at Gritman Bros. Main 611. Truska furniture or pianos moved promptly and carefully to any city part.
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George
George Stangier
Gritman Bros
Main
Truska
Round-Up accounts due by October 1 for 1911 expenses
All parties with accounts against the Round-Up must submit itemized bills, verified by the committee chairman, and file with the secretary on or before October 1. Managers aim to clean up 1911 expenses and present a statement as soon as possible.
Investigating Potato Disease at Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon agricultural researchers H F Wilson and P D Bailey from the entomology and plant pathology departments inspect brown and yellow spot symptoms on potatoes grown by James O Leary of Toledo. Leary had imported Trish Cobbler spuds, bought extra seed locally, and faced staged rejections due to pests prompting two experts to travel to provide guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
James O. Leary
Toledo
H F. Wilson
Py. D. Bailey
Mr. Leary
Aha They Are Married Now in Wilmington
Joseph Ahn aged 21 of 224 Hawkarth Street Wilmington and Mise Annie Hunter aged 18 of Bristol PA asked Magistrate Gluckman for a license to wed. After ages were sworn in the magistrate granted the license and the couple were married by Rev. George L. Wolf with the squire noting there was nothing left to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Hill Limitations and courtroom irony in a brief blaze
A fragmentary meditation contrasts corporate law with personal peril as a lawyer jokes about escaping jail. The Gothic tone notes women scorning treachery and folly in a terse exchange, highlighting themes of power, loyalty, and consequence.
Personal Mentions From Pendleton Area Social Notes
A roundup of visitors and residents with ties to Sheridan Yakima Echo Holdman Buttercreek Beho Pendleton Milton Elgin La Grande Athena Echo Echo echo shows: P L Stewart guest of the Bowman W H Dressel registered at Hotel St George Misa Cella Moore from Echo Dennis Groom from Milton Terry Tuttle Elgin John S Hodgen La Grande Dr C Baker Athena E B Caster Pilot W Weston H G F Eggers heading to Illinois J C Hoskins Echo Julius Williames Indian of Gibbon back from Wallawa Walla Walla Wallowa County trip L L Boynton wife from honey moon in Walla Walla Hermiston Joseph N Scott Athena visitors G F E Butterwood wife Uma t11 Pendleton area John Sherman Spokane en route Tuwa Elmer Storle Holt Manufacturing to Arlington for business commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dressel
Yakima
St. George
Misa Cella Moore
Echo
Ej, Thorn of
Holdman
Pendleton
Mrs. L
Rogera
Buttercreek
Mre
T. C. Rogers
Beho
Dennis Groom
Milton
Terry Tuttle
Elgin
John 5. Hodgen
la Grande
C. Baker
Athena
E. B. Caster
W. H Booker
Weston
H. G. F. Eggers
Illinois
J.C. Hoskins
Hoskins
Julius Williames
Gibbon
Wallan Walla
Frost Fighting Studies Published by Oregon Agricultural College
Vallis Oregon September 24 Preliminary Frost Fighting Studies in the Rogue River Valley reports from Prof C S Lewis F R Brown and assistants in Bear Creek Orchard Medford Eleman Grant Pass and G E Marshall orchards. It advises oils with a pirraffine base over asphalt base due to less burning and shorter heating time. At least one thermometer per acre is recommended. Average cost per acre for four hours is 5.10 dollars for oil and 6.40 dollars for wood with more labor required. oil is preferred for easier handling and steadier temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Cor Vallis
Ore
Rogue River Valley
C. S. Lewis
F. R. Brown
Bear Creek
Medford
Eleman
Grants Pass
G. E. Marshall
Houston Brothers
Buckeye
Gore
Fireless cooker saves twins in California incident
In Willows, California, a fireless cooker aided newborn twins, a boy weighing two pounds and a girl weighing three, whose doctors had warned only an incubator could sustain their lives. The appliance provided ongoing nourishment via a medicine dropper while the infants gained strength.
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Willows
Cal
Army Meat Prices Rise Prompt War Dept Attention
General Bliss calls War Department to rising cost of living as fresh meat prices under contract for 1932 run about 1 cent per pound higher than the previous year for the same grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Cally
War Department
Washington
Army
Tasker Hi
Bliss
Saved Train Lost Thumb Brakeman Sacrifices Limb
N. J. Graham a Santa Fe railroad brakeman cut off his own thumb to save a train from an open switch near San Bernardino. He observed the switch thrown wrong for his train and, as the locomotive neared the frog, pressed the lever with his weight. His thumb was crushed but he managed to throw the switch and prevent a wreck.
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San Bernardino
N. J. Graham
Santa Fe Railroad
Graham
Alfalfa Mill to Begin Grinding Next Month
Special Correspondence from Echo Oregon reports the alfalfa meal mill is being overhauled by manager John G. Thomas and will start grinding the first of October after purchasing 400 tons of alfalfa for meal and 300 tons for baling. The note also covers local items: Galloway and Undertaker Batley of Waltsburg visited to bury William Hale, with Hale’s son-in-law present. Mrs. Hugh Smith and Miss Ethel Norton left for Vancouver. Adolph Rhode joined George and Miller Co. as clerk. Mrs. Chas Wells visited from Meacham. Elmer Spike served on jury and returned home. Rev. J. T. Hoskins attended the Walla Walla fair. W. H. Haymond of Portland was in town. J. Blank, Hermiston merchant turned salesman, was in Echo. Mark Teel left for Corvallis for civil engineering studies. Mrs. Dollie Williams visits Pendleton.
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Echo
John G. Thomas
Sheridan Galloway
Batley
Waltsburg
Ward
Sand Hollow
William Hale
Morrow County
Galloway
Hale
Nene
Washington
Hugh Smith
Ethel Norton
Corvallis
Vancouver
Wash
Adolph Rhode
George and Miller Co
Chas. Wells
Meacham
Wells
W. H. Haymond
Portland
J. Blank
Hermiston
New Orleans
War
Mark Teel
Coryellis
O. A
Teelle
Dollie Williams
Pendleton
Man Fong’s Music Madness In a San Francisco Cell
At a detention hospital a Chinese man named Man Fong grew delusional while studying American music. In his padded cell he played instruments from piano to concertina, pretended to lead a band, and fancied himself a composer. He tried to wrench a rhapsody from a rice barrel and performed sonatas on cell bars before being restrained in a straight jacket.
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San Francisco
Man Fong
Fong
Ferruello
Charles Simpson
Spokane Girl Sets Path as Mining Engineer
Spokane, Wash. Miss Jeldness, daughter of Olaus Jeldness, recently graduated from an eastern women's college, plans to pursue mining engineering under her father's guidance. She travels with him through Colorado, Nevada, Washington, and British Columbia, has trained in the dry ore district north of Bear Lake, and attended sessions of the Canadian Mining Institute at New Denver, B C, where engineers praised the field's opportunities and pay for diligent workers.
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Spokane
Wash
Randle Jeudness
Second Avenue
Eastern College For Women
Olaus Jeudness
Colorado
Nevada
Washington
British Columbia
Jeldness
Bear Lake
Canaadian Mining Institute
New Denver
B. C
Canadian Northwest
America
Edinburgh Auction Sells Jamieson Painting to Scotland Buyer
A Glasgow expert bid £5 rising to 1824 dollars to purchase a painting thought to be by Jamieson titled King Charles of Spain. The buyer has offered to sell the artwork to the Spanish government for about 326000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Jamieson
Glasgow
Itatts
Tithan
Charles
Spain
Jinx Weil Seeks Exit Amid Funeral Confusion
In a terse exchange dated yesterday, Jinx Weil asked to leave to attend a Pall game, citing his wife’s mother’s death. A second person questioned the statement, and Weil clarified his intent to attend his mother-in-law’s funeral.
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Jinx Weil
Falls Catarrh Cure advertisement with testimonials
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures not helped by Falls Catarrh Cure. It presents endorsements from WALDING KINNAN MARVIN and notes F. J. Chenor as trustworthy. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as an internal remedy targeting blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available and price per bottle.
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F. J Ctiene & Co
Toledo
F. J Chenor
Tim
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Teledo
Hall
Drnuggiste
Ree Hall
Llla
Harvest Hand A Woman Arrested for Liquor Sale
Spokane report describes Harry Allen, a Tekoa harvest hand, arrested for selling liquor to Indians. He confesses he is Nell Pickrell, a Seattle woman who spent years disguising as a man to work in fields, and boasts of smoking and drinking but avoids heavy labor. The physician questions appetite, noting a bad symptom yet suspecting clever disguise.
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Spokane
Wash
Harry Allen
Harvest Hand
Tekoa
Nell Pickrell
Seattle
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Henry
Snyder
Water Street
Hone
Orpheum
J. A. Best
P. O
Rogers
Eagle
Sharon & Eddings
Iain
Northern Pacific Ry
Spohine
W. Adams
Paseo
Bailey Gatzert
Portand
H. PL Tuel
Nation
Eastern Star
Mary E. Johnson
Umatila County
E. T. Wade
Jailman. & Co
Leading Druggista
Fastern
Oregon
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton Drug CO
Tallman & CO
Tourer
Agricultural College
Tawry
Atta
Pinch Fund
Corporation
P. L. Stewart of
Sheridan
the Bowman
W. L. Boynton
Walla Walla
Joseph N. Scott
G. F E. Butterwood
Umatila
John Sherman
Tuwa
Willl
Laura D. Nash
Elmer Storle
Holt Manufacturing
Comany
Arlington
FROST
Rogue Valley
Eapert
Perrin
France
England
Wohlenberg Dept
The
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Cig
M. L. Clancy
B. A
Prin
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main
E. Alta
A. Schneiter, Prop
Pendleton, Ore
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