Pendleton Area Farms for Sale in Oregon Prices
Safe 160 acre wheat farm four miles from Pendleton includes small house good barn two springs for water and crop. 2600 with crop or 21800 without. 160 acre dairy ranch twenty miles from town three miles from store and post office. four room house barn chicken houses splendid orchard twenty five acres alfalfa bottom land. regarded as best value dairy ranch. 22 acre wheat farm three miles from town with good buildings water and all for 9000. Reason for selling given. prime home close to Pendleton in Oregon.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
State of
Oregon
360 Acre Wheat Land Near Pendleton For Sale
360 acres of wheat land six miles from Pendleton priced at 13000 with terms. Soul grocery and second humid business including building offered at 81000. Business averages 50 dollars daily. Must sell at once due to sickness. Also listed 51 miles from Pendleton a new six room house with a high quality well and water piping. Half the land in stubble and half in summer fallow. 200 sacks of wheat to feed this fall goon, 14 working horses, harness, 11 colts, two cows and one heifer, farm implements including plows drills reaper harvester and more. All hay and furniture included. Price 335000 with 325000 cash and balance on easy terms at per cent interest.
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Soul Grocery
Holt Bros
Local ads mix of services and sales from Pendleton listings
A collage of small notices announces theater signs and phone orders, real estate and loan offers, employment leads, home services, and local business promotions. Items mention Lee Lane and Son signages, United Orchestra, Oregon Lumber Yard sawdust, Pendleton cash market hours, Hohbachs oyster house, room wanted, moving pictures, and various classified requests.
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Lee Lane & Son
Signa
United Orchestra
Oregon
Pendleton
Hohbach
Eastern
Olympia
Hohbachs
Auto Service Roundup Ticket Booths at Main and Alta
Official auto service for Roundup departs from corner Main and Alta streets. Tickets sold daily from 11 to 1 at the Main Alta booth. Purchase before entering tuto with 10 cent fares each way.
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Main
Alta Streets
Weather and Notes From Pendleton Local Briefs
Pendleton weather calls for a high of 79 and a low of 42. A marriage license was issued to Charles F Baxter and Hazel V Nolen. Mrs. Ed Barr remains in pain after Monday’s auto accident. Caleb Stephens funeral set for 10 tomorrow at the Stephens home on Alta street. Starkey Prairie reports insufficient rain to start pasture growth. The Methodist church offers open rest for neighbors and visitors at Webb and Johnson. Banks will close tomorrow and Friday afternoons to allow staff to attend the Roundup. High school students sell confetti at the district fair to pay off last year’s debt. Charles Pierce visits as Balloon Route Excursions leader welcomes a newborn at his home. Clarence Ogilvie, 15, paroled and to be cared for by his father. Peter Crockett earns honor as freshman treasurer at University of Oregon. A J Sturtevant guardian appointment misprint corrected. T J Tweedy named guardian.
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Oregon
Perkins Avenue
Main
Alta Streets
Lee Teutsch
Mark Patton
Alexanders
Pendleton Plambing & Heating Co
Frazier's
Railroad Street
Pendleton Plumbing & Heating Co
W. G. Fisher
Pendleton
Scien
Fic
Dale Rothwell
Thnecom
Conductor Cherry and Teutsch Return From Montana Visit
J. H. Cherry and Leo Teutsch have returned from Gardena Montana where they inspected the Yellowstone Portland Company properties they recently invested in. They report being well satisfied with the observations and results of the trip.
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J. H. Cherry
Leo Teutsch
Gardena
Montana
Yellowstone
Hall Will Run for Joint Senator Nomination
Hall Will Run for Joint Senator nomination. M K Hall of La Grande was written in by the Democrats, announced by Will M Peterson county Democratic chairman. Democrats narrowly backed C A Barrett the Republican nominee for joint senator in this county.
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Hall
M. K. Hall
Will M. Peterson
la Grande
C. A. Barrett
Women's Headquarters Proves Popular For League Support
The American Woman’s League headquarters in HB Burroughs office reports growing attendance from friends and applicants sending memberships and ballots for state regent. Visitors include a Chicago resident. Milton also sent visitors. Last mailing day for state regent ballots is next Saturday. those未 who have not voted should visit headquarters to sign.
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Popular
HB. L. Burroughs
League
Milton
Chicago
Natives of Hayti Grow Cotton Crop on Trees
Washington reports Hayti natives cultivate cotton on trees. Consul John B. Torres notes last year's crop reached 3,615,972 pounds with Europe as the main market for better prices. The crop is gathered in the first four months, and ships meet the cotton as it arrives from the country.
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Washington
Hayti
Colored Republic
John B. Torres
Port Au Prince
Europe
United States
Hayti Trade Growth and Debt in 1909
Commercial Agent Turner notes Hayt imports from the United States rose to 3,831,965 in 1909, up 591,940 from the prior year, with U S flour shipments totaling 145,639 barrels. Customs duties deter growth while the country remains fertile and productive. Hayt’s national debt ends 1909 at about 27 million including gold and gourdes, with interest already paid in advance.
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Turner
United States
West India Islands
Going Some at the Oregon theater proves laugh riot
Last night the Oregon theater staged Going Some a clean wholesome comedy by Paul Armstrong and Rex Beach. It follows college boy and girl antics on a western ranch with a mix of types creating humorous situations. Allyn Lawrence as J Wallingford Speed and his trainer drive the laughs along with Sidney Paine as Willie. Despite modest acting the show drew steady popular demand and was a satisfactory offering.
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Oregon Theater
Paul Armstrong
Rex Beach
Allyn Lawrence
J. Wallingford Speed
Sidney Paine
Willie
Texis Rice Day Soon Observed in Texas and South
Fat Rice Day on September 30 marks Texis Rice Day inviting all citizens to join Texas and southern rice growing states in a rice practiced meal. The Oregon Railroad and Navigation and Southern Pacific companies plan a prominent rice based menu with a free rice dessert. Literature on rice recipes and uses is available from O R and N P or WA Mr Murray, Portland agent.
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Texas
Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Southern Pacific
Lee Ie
Company Ly Second Infantry to Join Pendleton Roundup
All officers and men of Company Ly Second Infantry O N G ordered to report at Pendleton armory at 12 30 Thursday September 29 to take part in the Roundup parade. Captain Charles Ferguson commands.
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Company L
Company Ly Second Infantry
Pendleton
Charles 7 Ferguson
Rude, Apropos Quote Attracts Roundup Fair Attention
Steve Leonard, once yardmaster for the O R and N in this city, now farming in Alberta, is in town for the fair and roundup with a curiously blunt remark about a headgear gift from TL.
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Lippincott's
Steve Leonard
Alberta
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Express Direct
New York
F. E. Livengood @ Co
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
New
Dan Kemler
W. Binff St
Pendleton, Oregon
Koeppen
Newsy
Official Weather Report
Barr
Ed Barr
Starkey Prairie
Robert
Gerald Stanfield
Methodist
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Charles Pierce
Charlies Pierce
Los Angeles
Hoe
Young Ogilvie
Clarence Ogilvie
Rockland
Tweedy
A J. Sturtevant
A. J. Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
T. J. Tweedy
M'Murray
Portland
Ore
Castoria
Senate
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Wohlenberg
Working Men’s Clothing CO
America
The
Taylor Hardware Co
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