Taxes to April five six months due in Pendleton
In Pendleton notes, Mr and Mrs H M Warren of Pendleton are in Portland where Mr Warren’s tax payment is due by April 5. Taxes may be paid in full or half by that date to avoid delinquency per Penuty A C Punk. A judgment was rendered yesterday in a case Frank Sullivan vs WW Lewis for $3000 plus interest and fees. Various local residents are home for vacations, joining aviation corps, or awaiting calls. Fishing season opened, few anglers out. local streams high and muddy. Dan Gilbert seeks identification to verify enlistment in the Pendleton Second Oregon. Charles A Cole shows improvement after prior critical news. Mrs Paul Kreft underwent an operation at St Anthony’s hospital. Local veterans plan a reorganization meeting in ten days. Dr Galbraith arrives to begin veterinary practice in Pendleton. W L Thompson ill with cold and biliousness, unable to travel. Permits granted for home improvements. Knights of Pythias planning to initiate local members into new degree. Edward B. Mathewson plans to run for clerk.
Look After That Boy Pinch Back Mixtures New Shades
A fragmented ad style notice touts clothing items with new shades and model consistency. Mentions hats, shirts, dresses, underwear, and work wear in a German dye stock. Colors include blue and swell quality items referenced for summer and spring seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roye
Pendleton News Roundup Emerges From Local Notices
Touring car notes list Ford roadster and Chevrolet entries with Pendleton ties. Inspiration Club meeting postponed with date to be announced. Bishop R F Cooke of Montana visits Pendleton at James F Cooke’s home. Fire at 304 Turner street near Catholic titers building causes no damage. Cigar Land changes hands as Minn Maher Pulliam exits, Laura Harjings takes charge by hotel management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Shafer
Turner Street
Catholic Titers
Cigar
Minn Maher Pulllim
Pendleton
Misn
Laura Harjings
Culberson Touts Administration Aide in Judiciary Bench
Senator Culberson of Texas, chair of the judiciary committee, introduced an administration aide in a recent session. The move signals GOP party alignment on key judicial confirmations and policy direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Culberson
Texas
Judiciary
Roosevelt's Europe trip sparks war idea in Kaiser photo
The former president visits Europe after seven years in Washington. Wilhelm invites him to review Germany’s vast army and quotes that if Roosevelt had an army he could conquer the world. The photographer captures the exchange, and the remark reportedly influenced plans leading toward conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Europe
Washington
Kaiear Wilhelm
Soldiers Home official backs Oregon congressmen in Navy enlistment
Officials at the Soldiers Home refer the case to Span ish-American War veteran Enlivts In Navy Arthur Fender of Prescott Washington who has enlisted in the navy. The chief clerk of the national home of representatives and three Oregon congressmen back him. Oregon support hinges on republican gains in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteraa
Enlivts
Navy
Arthur Fender
Prescott, Wash
Will
Portland
National Home of Representatives
Oregon
Republican Central Committee
Stoors
Hughes
House
KEW COURT ROOM DEDICATED
Fragmentary text notes a dedication in Kew Court Room with names such as Linnel A. Webster Port and Jeronice Grabb among others. Mentions actions by H. 1 and M. J. Watts of Athens to set aside certain deeds. The readable fragments suggest a legal or ceremonial proceeding with tied parties and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golon FR. Wherhard
Finacoviist
Linnel A. Webster
Jeronice Grabb Va H. 1
M. J. Watts
Athens
Fifty Percent of Athena Wheat Land Must Be Reseeded
Athena Mayor Homer Watts says about half to seventy percent of area planted last fall will need reseeding this spring due to cold weather and lack of warm March rains. He based his estimate on a farm tour over the country and notes most farmers are affected by the hard crust hindering grain sprouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Athens
Homer Watts
Watt
Himanlf
Watts
Government loans to boost farming progress planned
Washington April 1 The welfare loan program will extend more than two hundred million dollars in the coming year to accelerate farming industry as a national measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pederland
More Militia Unite. Washington report on enlistments
Washington dispatch notes ongoing militia mobilization with units being assembled and new enlistments reported as April progresses. Local authorities coordinate training and deployment priorities amid peacetime shifts in defense readiness.
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Logan Berry
Logan
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Main St
Goodyear Tires
Fise Tires
Monogram Oil
Pendleton Auto Company
H. M. Warren
Mr. Warren
Penuty
A.C Punk
Frank Sullivan
Va. O. WW. Lewis
Wilbur Badley
University of Washington
Merton Moore
Columbia University
Aviation Corps
Francis Daniety
Furbo
Wesley Mims
Hich Acious
Army
Monthe Ag
San Francisco
Furleigh
J. Matlock
Pew
Umatilla County
Umatilla
W. BD. Humphrey
VetCrew
Dan Gilbert
San Valdro
Fite Gerald
C. A. Cole Laprovnd
Charles A. Cole
Paul Kreft
South Mary Street
Anthony's Hospital
A. BR. Galbraith
Geon
Garfield
Or. Galbraith
Kate Veterinarian
W. J. Theampson
W. L. Thompson
The
American National Bank
State Highway Commission
Heppner
Ritnér
J. D. Wella
Lincoln Street
D. Dirtch
Lewis Street
Margaret L. Hinderman
College Street
Khaled Temple
Dp. O K. K
la Grande
Knights of Pythias
Biter
Edward DB Ifatld Win
Contresaman Flin
Finnett
Nity Co
Frank L. Mets
M. J. McDermid
H. W. Collin
J. J. Woodnege
Chevrolet
Inspiration Club
R. F. Cooke
Methodist Church of Montana
James F. Cooke
New York Lubritating
O“ Co
Bishop Cogke
Theodore Roosevelt
Dorrept
Katerr
V.&u
Woking Platare
Alexander Department Store
Dulky
Andy Lust
Kambling
Thie
John Eten
Fimpern Aue
Charles Vinten
Holdman
Ford
Ater
James Hit Helix
Pord Vrovdeter
Peter Katee
Adan
Kew Court Room
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Opdctas
Hank Bajling
Efficiency Service
Maxeweil
Oregon Motor Garage Incorporated
West Court St
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