Musical Social Planned on Foley Lawn by Catholic Ladies
Several young ladies of the Catholic church organize a musical social at the J. E. Foley residence next Thursday evening July 26. The lawn will glow with arc lights and Japanese lanterns as home made ice cream pineapple sherbet and cakes are served. A program features the citys best musical talent with Misses Rohan Foley Lizzie and Ella Goeck Keith Culling and Pullman extending invitations to all.
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Catholic Turch
J. E. Foley
Rohan
Foley
Lizzie
Ella Goeck
Keith Culling
Pullman
No Fire Yet as Fire Alarm Scare Fails Again
For the third time Fred Reynolds arrives first with the hose cart but extinguishers are used before the fire department arrives. A small blaze in the rear of J D McKennon’s residence began in an ash barrel and generated smoke only, not a true fire.
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Fred Reynolds
Fred
J. D. McKennon
Council postpones liquor license decision for Charles Anderson
The council's Mayors communication on unfinished business notes License not allowed. The intention was to delay final action on Charles Anderson's liquor license to a future meeting rather than deny it.
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Charles Anderson
Oregon Produce Company Ships Cherry Carloads to Montana
The Oregon Produce Company filed a car with valley picked cherries and will ship to Montana points. Besides this carload, large shipments have reached Pendleton and nearby points. The firm pays 4 to 64 cents per pound depending on variety and quality.
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Oregon Produce Company
Montana
Pendleton
Grange Meeting Announced by Blue Mountain Grange
Notice to Grangers announces Blue Mountain Grange next regular meeting Saturday July 31 at 7 p.m. Young folks will have complete charge of the meeting. C. D. Hurewan WM.
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Blue Mountain Grange
BP. m
C. D. Hurewan
Baker City Visitors Dot Local Scene
Baker City Herald notes a stream of visitors and residents traveling between Baker City La Grande Pendleton and nearby towns. Includes J A Thomas of La Grande and George L Cleaver on business, plus families visiting friends and awaiting return from trips to Portland Catherine Creek and Seattle.
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J. A. Thomas
la Grande
Baker
Baker City
J. H. Barnes
Elgin Saw Mill
A. Slater
George Small
J. A. Henry
Ed. Murphy
J. F. Murphy
Catherine Creek
Syber McDaniels
Pendleton
Allen Eaton
Union
Press Lewis
Grand Ronda Cash Company
Portland
Robert Eakin
Drydock Dewey Reaches Olongapo Harbor on Voyage
The dry-dock Dewey now anchors off Rivera Point at Olongapo naval station in 65 feet of water. It will rest with four large mushroom anchors at each end. With tides rising only about a foot, the structure should remain secure during its Philippine voyage.
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Washington
Dawey
Philippines
Rivera Point
Olongaro Naval Station
Olongapo
Unclean Packing Plants Targeted in Kansas City
The Kansas City World reports eleven of twelve packing houses in Kansas City found dirty by the U S bureau of Animal industries and given until August first to clean up. Ad at end mentions sales on combs and brushes.
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Geo. Hanson Sr
Telecaset
J. L. Mec. Grary
Pendiaton—Huntington
Scripps News Association
Kansas City
The
Kansas City World
United States Bureau of Anime Industries
Bank building rises as old National Bank structure comes down
Work on the bank site proceeds with masons laying stone and the corner expected to resemble a building soon. Iron framework has arrived and will be installed once foundations are finished.
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National Bank
Forest resident recalls San Francisco quake experiences
A well known local citizen and Southern Pacific engine expert returns from San Francisco after witnessing the seismal disturbances. He tells of his observations and impressions and visits his daughter Mrs. S. L. Given while in the city.
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Forest
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
5S. L. Given
Butcher Henry Marge Injured in Stock Yard Accident
Henry Marge, a butcher for Krouse Brothers, sustained a deep cut while killing beef on Wednesday. Medically it is not considered serious and the wound is expected to heal with time.
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Henry Marge
Krouse Brothers
Juniors of SoCal Church Host Evening Social
The M. E. Church juniors invite all to a social at the church parlors this evening. Ice cream and cake will be served. A program starts at eight o clock and the theme is fun for all. Admission is 15 cents.
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M. E. Church
Improved Farms for Sale in Northwest Listings
Over 200 farms for sale listed by A. A. Barry the Oregon and Washington land man at Ronde Valley House. See the list before you buy.
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A. A. Barry
Oregon and Washington
Ronde Valley House
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