Pendleton Notes Include Births and Local Updates
A son born April 3 to Mr and Mrs Ben FF Young at Raley Street is named Hen Davia Young. Temple Building on Main Street to be repainted and cleaned. Mrs Mabel Settlement tours county lodges after visiting Echo and La Grande. Loren o Parker to demonstrate child food prep at Echo as part of the campaign. John Hamsey expects navy discharge soon for Pendleton family. One building permit issued to C and Marrs for dwelling repairs. Shanghai letter received by Red Cross office for local chapter. George Neas arrives as new pressman for the Oregonian. District Court opens Monday with five cases. divorce petition filed by Marie Steiner. Over 100 teachers attend Pendleton institute. Mrs D C Wrenn improves and returns to Roy, Washington. Quarantine on sheep from other states. exemptions for immediate slaughter. Choir to perform ten solo parts of Blenner's Cruel Action on Good Friday. Dr Arthur J Bishop to lecture at Christian church on The Georgia Negro As I Have Known. Circuit Court cases begin Monday with nine cases on docket.
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Clemens
Blenner
Cruel Fition
Church of the Redeemer Choir
Rehesreal
Choen
Clyde Phillips
Breach
Richard Magerry
George Edmunds
Fred Schmidt
Mia
Harold Warner
Rooke Thielkaon
Esther South
Fophle
Anderman
Mildred Berkeley
Civic Club
Pendleton
Arthur J, Bishop
Christian Church
Bishop
Fim
Local Notices and Postponements Weakened by Road Conditions
Items list several court actions and civil suits with dates in mid April including Mumphrey v FE Ackerman Hawkins v Carney and others. Military member Earl Fleischman recently left Quantico for Portland after visiting Pendleton friends. Red Cross offices moved temporarily to Room 359 due to federal court convening on April 7. Annual cross country race at the high school was postponed because of road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fleischman
United States Marines
Quantion
Virginia
Portland
Pendleton
Red Cross
Federal Court
Federal Building
Hed Crom Home Service
General Red Cross
Room $9
Snow Depth Readings Reported Across Counties
Three feet of snow noted at the head of California Gulch with 65 inches at Pearson Meadow and 82 inches at the Buttercreek head, according to readings sent to W. W. Cryder foreman and supervisor at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia Gueh
Pearson Meadown
Buttercreek
W. W. Cryder
Veteran Thomas Seeks Veterans License at County Clerk Office
Beho resident and civil war veteran A W Thomas visited County Clerk R T Trown to obtain veterans' license. He also attended Otto Thomas's wedding, a World War veteran. Martha McCall, now in Grangeville Idaho forest supervisor office, plans to arrive May 1 to file a petition in W W Cryder's Umatilla forest supervisor office. Cryder currently lacks a clerk after Edith Youngerants resignation to join another agency.
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A. W. Thomas
Beho
R. T. Trown
Thomas
Otto
Geuing
Mies M4rth McCall
Forest Supervisor
Grangeville
Idaho
W. W. Cryder
Umatita
Mr. Cryder
Edith Youngerants
Pub- Heronda
Will Enter Plea Monday In Pendleton Bank Larceny Case
An indictment charging larceny of a $506 certificate of deposit from the First National Bank of Pendleton was returned by the grand jury against Baltheae Estrada da. He was arraigned Friday before Circuit Judge Gilbert W. Phelps and given until 2 o clock Monday April 7 to plead, with counsel Charles H. Carter and Raley, Raley and Steiner representing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Pendleton
Baltheae Estrada
Gilbert W. Phelps
Estrada
Charles H. Carter
Raley
Steiner
Pendleton Firm Plans Ore Tooth Paste Product
A Pendleton company formed by Dr. M. B. Kern Dr. L. D. Idleman Dr. A. Robbins A. C. Koeppen and Dr Prime Hermiston will manufacture Ore tooth paste and mouth wash powder. The firm will offer a premium to Pendleton High School art classes for the design on the containers.
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Pendleton
M. 8. Kern
L. D. Idleman
Dr. & A Robbins
A. C. Koeppen
Prime
Hermiston
Pendleton High School
Pendleton Page 11 Highlights in Other News
Page 11 of the Pendleton edition features assorted local items under Other News. Readers get brief notes on community events, civic notices, and miscellaneous updates.
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Pendleton
Summer Fare Reductions For Resort Travel Announced
Rationing of round trip summer fares to summer resorts runs from May 30 to December 31. Two fare options exist: a three month ticket with a 20 percent discount and a 15 day ticket sold on Fridays and Saturdays with a one third reduction from the double one way fare. Plan drive on Moscow and London. Admiral Kolchak announces immediate drive on Moscow following prior success in ending the war. Marshal Foch could end unnecessary penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pranopsco
Sumer Resorts
Scember
Troop Return Rate Breaks War Record
Washington reports twenty one Zero squadrons will be retained as a flying arm of America's peace army. Demobilization continues with enlisted personnel to drop to 16 000. President Wilson may issue orders on board authority amid price disputes and unemployment concerns.
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Washington
America
Peace Army
War Department
Wilson
Aircraft Production Board
Army
Air Service
Ite
Hine
Industrial Board
Cable Wilson in Dispute on Prices
Washington April 5 The program of lower prices through industrial and government board agreements hangs in the balance as railroads refuse cooperation threatening to discard the entire effort and dampen price reduction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Wilson
Washington
Industries
Government Industrial Board
California Syrup of Figs advertisement text
A vintage ad copy urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs for constipation in babies and children. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, ease feverish and irritable behavior, and restore a playful child, noting directions on each bottle and warning against counterfeit labels. The passage imitates early 20th century marketing tones and includes product attribution to the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Trout Fishing Rules and Safety Notice
The text outlines fishing limits and safety guidance. It warns not to exceed 54 inches of trout, not to possess more than one emu per man in the water, and to avoid selling trout taken. It advises showing your license to the warden and stresses protection of both anglers and fish. It mentions water conditions and not hesitating to present credentials to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnywhore
Cam Sintthé Visit Sparks Local Talk
Fragmentary note shows Cam Sintthé and Parthive brother Dan Smythe in the city today. Local residents report brief acknowledgement as they move through public spaces. Additional details remain unclear from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Sintthé
Dan Smythe
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Young Man
Ben FF. Young
Raley Street
Yong Man
Hen Davia Young
Huilding
la Grande
Mabel Settlement
Sester. Sp
Eeho
Mien Loreno Parker
Echo
John Hamsey
Pendleton Min
United States Navy
Mera
J. Hamley
Hetty
Sutite Perec
Newport News
C. &. Marrs
Cloruby
Mra
Hornby
Red Crows
Shanghai
China
Tocal
George Naas
Dresman
Eureka
Calif
Oa Poultion
Bnet Oregonian
Mr. Neas
Pank Dickson
Oolbens
Frank Dickson
Pendleton Toy
Army of Occupation
Germany
Ian
Dickson
United States
Robert S. Hean
Ufinal
John W. Montgomery
EB. A. Nelnon
Marie Steiner
A. L. Steiner
Pondision
Fred PF. Austin
Giry Wheart
Umatilla County
Wrenn
D.C. Wrenn
Roy
Mim Stuuve Wrenn
Oregon
Olcott
EL Lytle
Wlackman
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
Joe Kerley
Chas, EK. Hoard, Inc
Cord Tire
TRUM
Cottonwood & Water &T
Mumphrey
M. Ackerman
Cravie J. Hawkins
Ed Carney
L. J. Barnote
D. Turner
I le Power
Lucy le Mart
Pootsie Grain Company Ve W. Ie
F. ¢ Alten
OG. Brownell
Motinn Forest
Joe McBain
Pilomene Camveats Et Alva
Newport Construction Company
Empire Furniture Company
Vas Mra. L
the Rhine
Moscocow
Tondon
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Moscow
Foch
Assort
Lindgren & Franseen Tailors
Main St
Atlantic
Ponts Por
Angers
Chiropractic
Loretta FH
Starba
Phont
Howrey
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