Local classified ads from East Oregonian listing sales and jobs
A dense page of local classifieds includes items for sale such as a universal range, a single buggy, a restaurant and lodging house, cedar posts, and a plane. Job wants include a woman for hotel work, general house help, and a delivery boy. Notices warn of lost laundry book, warehouse receipts declare void, and a nursery operates at Old Field school building. Names and addresses appear for Paul Hemmelgarn, J. A. Borle Lumber Co, Penland Bros, and Farmers' Mutual Warehouse Co.
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Arington
East Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Paul Hemmelgarn
Universal Range
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
Woman's Murder Mystery Stuns Los Angeles
The murder of Mrs. Gaye remains unsolved despite 20 detectives' efforts. Robert Asknew, a Black suspect, is detained. His alibi is said to be not fully satisfactory and officers continue the probe into the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gay
Robert Asknew
Local residents arrive in Pendleton in a busy day
Personal mentions fill a Pendleton period with county officials and residents visiting from Echo Nolin Helix Weston Athena Ukiah and Ukiah Stockmen. Notables include H M Cotkburn county commissioner and William Ruthers popular Helix resident among others visiting the city.
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H. M. Cotkburn
City
George W. Proebster
Weston
William Ruthers
Helix
N. P
John P. McManun
Pilot Rock
William A. Dalgell
Pendleton
Spence Bentley
Bentley Ranch
Homer TI. Watts
Athena
Points West
Oscar A. Hilbert
Frank Hilbert
Ukiah
Carl E. Engdahl
Farmers’ Union
Milk and water bacteria exhibit at Oregon college exhibit
Oregon Agricultural College displayed an Extension division exhibit at a Portland milk show. Experts demonstrated bacteria in milk water and soil with plate cultures stained specimens and microscopic views. Procedures for testing milk water and soil inoculation were illustrated alongside practical guidance for keeping milk clean and safe.
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Oregon Agricultural Col
Legh
Corvallis
Ore
Division of Extension
Oregon Agricultural College
Portland
Americans Trade Rifles for Mayo Bows in Cananea
In Cananea near Sonora Mexico Mayo Indians traded for rifles from nearby Americans. The Indians seek rifles to fight federals while Americans want the bows and arrows as souvenirs. The barter was organized by insurgents as Mexican authorities searched homes for hidden arms.
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Douglas, Ariz
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Woman Kills Self After Illness in Brooklyn Tenement
New York September 30. Unable to care for her baby because of illness, Mrs Kate Linkoff prepared a note to her nightgown urging her husband to remarry and leapt 76 feet to the ground from a six story Brooklyn tenement. Every bone in her body was broken. A man tells his troubles to his wife she sees to it that he has plenty to tell.
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New York
Kate Linkoff
Brooklyn
Well Known Echo Woman Dies at 32
Special correspondence from Echo reports Mia Ton McFerrin wife of W T McFerrin died at 6 am today at home from diabetes She was 32 and survived by husband two children The deceased had lived in Echo 15 years Funeral set for 10 30 Wednesday forenoon
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Echo
Mia
Ton McFerrin
W. T. McFerrin
United States Lacks Position in Asian Cotton Goods Trade
The United States loses ground in Asia's cotton goods market, especially China, with exports dropping from 25 million dollars in 1905 to 7,171 dollars in the year ended June 49 1912. Commerce probes the decline as Commercial Agent W A Clark studies conditions in China and Japan. The article notes sizable Chinese and Japanese purchases, England's continued share, and a shift as Orientals begin producing more plain fabrics locally.
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Washington
United States
Asia
China
Department of Commerce
W. A. Graham Clark
Japan
England
Orient
United States Troops Cross Mexican Border Said
El Paso Texas September 30. That ten American cavalrymen of Troop H second cavalry crossed into Mexico last Saturday and began shooting at three Mexican wood cutters is the version of the international shooting story reported today.
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San Hlczaro
Feleval
Juarez
Juan N. Vasquez
United States
Une
EL Paso
Texas
Second Cavalry
Mexico
Pastime Theater and Alexanders Clothing Store Update
Local downtown listings show The Pastime Theater and Alexanders Clothing Store operating in the area. No further details provided on showtimes or offerings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.e.livengood & Co
the Ladies and Childrens Store
el- Not'a
Field School
West
Alta Street
Idleman
Spokane
Isle—State
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
H. G Starkweather
Trigtes
Milwaukee
Oregon
Penland Bros
Main Street
Farmers’ Mutual Warehouse Co
W OK Stockman
N. K. Bott
Kenneth McRae
Farmers' Mutual Whse. CO
F. J. Donaldson
G. BK. Stanfield
John F. Hill
JIM Lee Restaurant
Cottonwood Street
Irvington
Valencevis
Perrins
Wohlenberg Department Store
ST. Mary's Church
West Webb Street
ST. Anthony's Hospital
Moose Lodge
John Spain
Saddle Christian Church
Lady Maccabees
Busy Bee Club
The
Department Store
the Peoples Warehouse
Tallman & Co
Alexanders
W. EB. Hanscom
V. Stroble
J. P. Hanzen
O. K
Warren
G. Lea Dow
Lumber
van Petten Lumber Co
Automobile & Garage
Oregon Motor Garage
Empire Meat Co
Central Meat Market
D. D Phelps
Bowman
Noreen Bros
Delta
Rohrman's Baker
Wall Paper & Paints
Hale & McAtee
Pendleton Cleaning & Dye Works
Oregon Lumber Yard
A. H. Cox
Mgr
Franklin
Apperson
Jack Rabbits
Red
Pendleton Auto CO
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