Local classified notices and ads from Pendleton page
Bottled sodas and beers for sale call John Gagen Main 177 state hotel furnished rooms offered by week or month wood saw service by gasoline saw Main 13 Pendleton iron scrap buyers at Tron Works 617 Coste hair work by Mrs Cornwell dry slab wood available phone Main 5 selling alfalfa hay Bowman & Son Box 657 Pendleton Oregon Decker Dry Wood and Rock Springs Coal orders at DeMotts Two girls wanted at Cider Booth Fair Pavilion chop suey and noodle parlors open day and night Tray orders at State Hotel Uns Co Pros passengers to Portland boat Bailey Gatzert daily 3 30 p m fare to Portland 1 room house for rent 1002 E Court Street Red 2841 piano player wanted 1 00 per hour Souvenir King Freed clams oysters noodles chop suey Oriental Noodle Parlors next to Troy Laundry Cottonwood street 1000 acres wheat land for sale Pendleton Oregon class entering Mrs Fischer Miss McConaghy prompt applications few spaces remaining semester fee applies for weeks left phone 2151
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John Gagen
State
Pendleton Tron Works
WIII
Bowman & Son
Pendleton
Oregon
B. H. Decker
Rock Springs
DeMotts
Fair Pavilion
Claus
State Hotel
Uns Co
Portland
the &Tr
Dalles
Mark Patton
Troy Laundry
Cottonwood Street
E. T. Wade
Ore
Portable lunch wagon for sale in Oregon Lumber Yard
For sale a portable lunch wagon offered by Oregon Lumber Yard. Ideal for quick service at markets or work sites. Compact unit ready to move with basic equipment described in the listing.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Penland Bros Quick City and Country Hauling Ad
Penland Bros promotes fast moving services with a $39 rate for furniture and piano moves. They handle short city trips and country transfers, advertising readiness to haul any item. Contact via main phone line for bookings.
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Penland Bros
Germans Form New Society Aims for Deaf Relief in Berlin
At Berlin’s first convention of the Society for the Protection of the Hard of Hearing, architect Franz Bronfler stated that about 600,000 Germans are deaf or hard of hearing and urged greater consideration. The society seeks services and support for the deaf community.
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Berlin
Society For the Protection of the Hard of
Franz Bronfler
East Oregonian Round-up Souvenir Offer
The East Oregonian promotes a special six issue souvenir edition plan for the Round-up. Each day will include full arena, parade, and show coverage with the best photographs. Orders cost 26 cents and can be mailed to addresses in the United States or Canada postpaid.
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East Oregonian
The
United States
Canada
Notable Hearing Assistance Plan in Germany for Theaters
In Germany a plan aims to address hearing impaired individuals by directing managers of theaters opera houses and concert halls to seat them where they can hear. It calls for efforts to secure train and hotel accommodations and to establish a special school for the partially deaf with aid to purchase ear trumpets and other devices.
Dickens Fund Aids Five Dickens Granddaughters
The Dickens Centenary Fund will yield 85500 yearly to restore income for Boeh of Mise Granddandiiters Lonlot. The total value is TEL 000 after expenses. Each granddaughter receives 150 annually. Miss Maury Angela Dickens thanks Beckles Wilson, fund secretary, for relief and gratitude.
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Boeh
Dickens
Experaes Jie Heey
Maury
Angela Dickens
Beckles Wilson
Chicago woman seeks separate maintenance from Creighton
Mrs. Josephine Waters Creighton files in superior court alleging her husband T Kenile Creighton became addled after their Sept 10 1910 marriage in Colorado Springs. She says he left April 21 and sent monthly remittances that have dwindled. She was a Denver department store head earning 260 monthly. he is a Chicago manager at Kops Brothers Corset with 600 monthly. She currently resides at 501 South Central Park Avenue.
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Chicago
Josephine Waters Creighton
Superior Court
T. Kennile Creighton
Hey John Richard Creighton
River Forest
Methodist Ciyurch
Creighton
Colorado Springs
Kops Brothers
North American
Denver
Silk Industry Decline Hits Lyons Manufacturers
The Lyons silk industry suffers a major downturn cutting $11,000,000 from manufacturers’ pockets as fashion shifts away from elaborate petticoats. Silk magnates report 2011 sales at $79.94 million versus $90.84 million the year before, blaming tighter garments for reduced demand.
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Parla
Lyona
Lyone
Dame of Loyal Legion Seeks Inspiring National Song
Mrs. D. Harry Hammer, national historian of the Dames of the Loyal Legion, plans a year of work to promote a new national song. She argues prizes won’t create a hit and stresses inspiration, accessibility, and singability for all people, citing difficulties with The Star-Spangled Banner and its complex pronunciation.
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Dame
Loyal Legion
Chicago
D. Harry Hammer
Dames of the Loyal Legion
Bishop Declares Skedaddle A Good Word At Conference
Milwaukee Methodist bishop William A. Quayle defends the slang term skedaddle as a fitting word for those doubting the church tenets. He urges clergy to uphold honesty and self reliance, implying departures from faith should seek employment elsewhere.
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Milwaukee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wiliam A. Quayle
Yeu
Germany 18 Extending System of Waterways
Germany pursues an ambitious program to expand canals and canalize rivers across its empire to relieve rail traffic. The plan includes major projects like Dortmund Ems Kiel and Rhine Herne Dortmund Emden canals and envisions a transcontinental waterway from south to north to boost private and government freight capacity.
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Germany
Kiel
North Sea canal plans tie eastern regions to sea routes
Authorities announce a west to east canal system linking the North Sea with the east and southeast through the Rhine Hermes Dortmund Emden route. Projects include the Rhine Weeser canal expansion and the Berlin Stettin canal enlargement. Ruhr at Essen to be deepened and widened.
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North Sea
Rhine- Herme-Dortmund-Emden
Berlin-Stettin
Ruhr
Essen
Westphalia
Britons Patronize Patent Medicines Across the Nation
A British Commons select committee on patent medicines has studied the sale and advertising of patent cures. It notes 41 767 535 stamps sold three years ago, with £355 400 in stamp receipts, and £327 656 in the year ending March 26 1912. Estimates suggest £2 500 000 spent on proprietary medicines in 1908, enough to run 40 000 hospital beds. The committee heard calls for clearer labeling of ingredients and for applying the food and drugs act to patent medicines. The inquiry continues, with a public report due later and uncertainty about enforceable prosecutions.
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London
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Great Britain
British Medical Association
Customs and Excise Department
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F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Court Street
Justrite
F. J. Ronaldson
Inter
Dickens Fund
CPV Lyons Silk Industry
Spain
Waterloo
Skedaddle
Says Bishop
Pendleton’s
Wohlenberg
Wallowa County
VIA
U-W. A
T. F. O'Brien
Koeppen’s
Golden Rule
U.S
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