Pendleton News in Brief From City and County
Hospital and clinic updates report Pendleton cases as 90 babies tested at the children’s clinic. Local officials note coal bids, school board approval, and new hires including Barsee as commercial instructor. Gas mains work to improve north side lines. hospital patients listed, and tests and rebuilds planned around Pendleton. Heirs search for David Smythe, local legal notices, and community updates fill the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huard
B L. Burrougha Inc
David Smythe
Kansag City
Missouri
Pendleton
M. A. E. ‘Spruill
Morrell Avenue
Kan‘mas City
Mra David Smith
Sarah Hippeto
Theft from Trunk Reported
A man named Fis reported to the sheriff last night that his trunk and clothing were missing from a local rooming house. No persons have been arrested. The theft occurred early in the day but was not discovered until the evening when Mr Fix returned home. Cab WH Consider Consolidation. The Pendleton Athletic Club will hold its first regular meeting at 7:00 this evening to consider consolidating with the Pendleton Commercial Association. President J Raley will preside. Committees will be appointed and reports heard. The club will review the local Wiseball tenant and take up other business.
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Knights of Pythlng
Walter P. Russell
J. W. Sewell
J. G. McConnell
P. F. Guerrant
John T. Ogle
Fis
Plac
Fix
Cab
Pendleton Athletic Club
County Morary
Papdleton Commercial Association
J. Raley
Chub
Milla Awarded Bic Order Amid Export Mill Expansion
Milla receives a 26 000 barrel export order to the United Kingdom with June delivery. First government order of 16 000 barrels already delivered. The 30 000 barrel contract is the largest yet for the Pendleton mill, which also hosts a millinery school in Pendleton April 27 through May 4 with an O A C instructor. Demonstrations on frame making and trimming hats to be offered with possible evening sessions and lessons at Pilot Rock and other towns.
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Milla
Bic
Collins Plour Mille
United Kingdom
Pendleton
Mixes Ella May Harmon
Pilot Rock
Anon- Hilla
Hermiston
English built dirigible sails for United States voyage
Dirigible Feat built in England for the United States now leaves for New York under Chief Boatswain C. Teller. It will carry R-28 and R-34 airships across the Atlantic. The R-38, the longest yet, exceeds the R-34 by over 200 feet and will be stationed at the Naval Air Station Lakehurst, New Jersey.
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England
United States
Hurcope
Bootewain C.teller
America
Mineola
Long Peland
Naval Air Station
Lakehuret
N. J
Despain Gulch Wing Beats Holdman In Close Game
A Despain Gulch baseball win over Holdman 6 to 5 marked their third straight victory. Holdman, playing their first game since the challenge was issued, faces a tough slate as Despain Gulch claims they will play any team anywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despain Gulch
Holdman
John Heops Hasges
Walla Walla Seeks Bids for Pavement Link to State Line
Walla Walla county commissioners call for bids totaling about eight and a half million dollars to pave a highway segment connecting Walla Walla to the state line. Bid openings set for a specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
State Line
Walla Walla County
City Plans Four Paving Types bid call
April 30 notice lists four paving types including course concrete and asphalt options for a road 16 feet wide. Estimated cost placed at 100000 dollars. Petitions for better inquiry discussed. fire equipment measures endorsed by H. W. Collins and to be presented next night. Local merchants note fire on Collins Hill highlights need for tall-building firefighting capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
H. W. Collins
Collins Rill
Church Parlor Meeting And Philippine Trip Plans
The notice says a meeting will occur tomorrow afternoon in the church parlor. It notes leaving for the Philippines, with cards from G A Hartman written from Nikko Japan on March 23 stating plans to depart for the Philippines via Shanghai on March 27. After the visit they will return for another stay in interior China and then Japan. Also an asylum today presented an indictment to Dr BR Lee Steiner demanding removal of a former convict from the force. Steiner refused to discharge him while he works. Three employees were discharged and told to call for their time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
G. A. Hartman
Nikko
Japan
Shanghai
BR. Lee Steiner
Asylum Workers Protest Convict Labor Policy
Salem April 12. Asylum workers protest a policy requiring them to work with ex convict labor. About 40 raptorew of the inmates reportedly refuse or threaten to leave rather than handle work with the ex convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Associated Pree
Salem
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Umatilla
Florence B. Smiley
Red Crow Nurge
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Pacific Power & Light Co
Matlock Street
Mark Street
Logan
Jackson
Charles Doutieta
Bt. Anthony's Hospital
McCutcheon
George McCutcheon
Adame
Weston
County Arm Bureau
David Nelson
R. Thompson
Sim Culley
W. J. Gilmore
O. A. Co
Coe Druk
Pollo
Walter Hedford
Henry Schultz
Willow Street
John Lever
Cormivan
Ben Hermiston
Helen Counthan
Red Cros
Columbia District
Husinem
Fred Book
Sturgis Maul
Barnhart
Mr. Book
Jim Stirgie Ranch
Mra
Book
Birch Creek
Paul Sinsper
Paul Lipaner
Portland
Jonnie Fincher
Saaeeee
Chaffard
France
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Joe Kerley
The
Rock Springs
Oregonyard
Valn
Koveralls
Balvation Army
Union County
O'Melveny
Guy Rh O'Melveny
Idaho
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Thomas FitzGerald
O'Melvens
Alp Society
Perebsterian
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Chesterfield
Hood
Quality Service
Dork & Dunlap
Prop
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