Pendleton News Notes Touch on Repairs and Honors
Local items report painting of store fronts, exterior woodwork refinishing, and a new Pioneer statue arrival at the University of Oregon campu. Pendleton residents attend highway meetings in Portland and a Riverside school fundraiser benefits local teachers. A Pendleton native corps member lands in New York, while Moose Hall undergoes renovation. Three building permits issued include a $20,000 project and a $1,400 repair. Pendleton High wins the junior relay with a 440 yard time of 55 seconds. A nationwide tax on soft drinks and ice cream looms May 1 1999 prompting local opposition and anticipated price increases.
Pendleton and North Bend Chosen For Water Track Meet Entry
Pendleton high school forwards a reply to the University of Oregon training department questionnaire about the water championship track meet to be held in Eugene on May 10. Pendleton and North Bend are named as two of the most promising teams that have affirmed intent to enter.
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Sema
Pendleton High School
Physical Training Department
University of Oregon
Wate
Eugene
Pendeton
North Bend
Pendleton High School Students Earn Palmer Method Certificates
Thirteen Pendleton high school students Greta McShain Lawrence Warner Ketelin Mille Evalyn Hurd Carmen Jones Evalyn Davin Emily Diehnert Helen Mackenzie Rachel Barnes Marjorie Royle Ivan Houner Edith Parker Eva Belix A 96 Crews earned Palmer Method penmanship certificates. Instructor In penmanship praised the strong showing by the students.
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Pendleton High Schoolla- Pilea
Greta McShain
Lawrence Warner
Ketelin Mille
Evalyn Hurd
Carmen Jones
Evalyn Davin
Emily Diehnert
Helen Mackenzie
Rachel Barnes
Marjorie Royle
Ivan Houner
Edith Parker
Eva Belix
Crews
Eye Heen
Estes and Hodges Form Insurance Real Estate Firm
J. J. Estes joins with G. Fay Hodges of Portland to run the Estes insurance business while Estes dedicates most effort to real estate. Hodges recently returned from France after 16 months with the 10th Engineers as one of the first 66,070 troops to go over in 1917, previously part of Sheridan Oregon's Insurance Listness.
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J. J. Estes
G. Fay Hodges
Portland
J. H
Crop Prospects Report By Earnheart Return
RF O Earnheart returned this morning after a two months stay in Missouri and Kane a Storm. He reports crop prospects excellent in Missouri and Kane a Storm though planting in that area may be somewhat delayed. Earnheart's sister Mrs Vola La Hue of Walla Walla also returned with him after visiting Kansas City last year. He acted as the clerk during his absence.
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RF. O. Earnheart
Misouri
Earnheart
Vola la Hue
Walla Walla
Bine
Kansas City
Montana Crop Outlook Bright For Wheat Harvest
Montana farmers hear a rosy forecast as winter wheat sprouts well after a mild season. John Montgomery of the Farm Union Grain Agency reports strong yields from his Judith Basin property and similar farms in the region.
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Montana
Prospecta
John Montgomery
Farmore Union Grain Agency
Divorces Filed in Circuit Court Including Harsche Case
Ned William Harsche seeks a divorce from Minnie Harsche on grounds of gross immorality and unfitness to care for the couple's children Raymond and Margaret. AlsoFiled are Craig Genatio and Anna Conklin seeking divorce on desertion with one child, Grivvor, aged four. Ethel Montague sues John Montague for desertion and requests custody of Marjorie.
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Ned William Harsche
Minnie Harsche
Kamahi
Idaho
Gro
Raymond Jomaph
Marcaret Ann
Crrif c. Genatiio
Anna Conklin
Grivvor
Ethel Montague
John Montague
Marjorie
Why Is a Fly Affects Our World of Dirt and Waste
A reflective monologue argues the fly is not a divine punishment but a product of human neglect. It claims flies spread pestilence while humans cherish dirty habits, blaming biological harm on careless living and contaminated environments. The piece urges cleaning yards, barns, and Varle to reduce pestilence.
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Juan
Stylish Easter Suits Afresh With Spring
The wartime wardrobe loosens as spring arrives with Kuppenheimer clothes. Spring patterns emphasize freedom from past restrictions and feature the new waist seam design. Available in a large assortment priced 25 to 50 dollars.
Easter Linen Table Sets and Purses On Display
Easter table sets feature 2x2 yard damask linens with matching napkins and an Easter lunch set option including one cloth and six napkins. Prices range from 10 to 16.50 dollars for sets, napkins priced 8.50 to 15 dollars, and baby hose offered in cotton wool silk. Also advertising new purses in varied rail shapes and materials. Nemo demonstration by Miss Craig scheduled for next week with Monday to Wednesday events.
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Miss Craig
Friday Morning Specials at 7:30 to 12 O'clock
Friday morning specials advertise saving opportunities with items priced at 19.50 for open collar novelty sleeves and pockets in several colors. A window display is suggested. Also a plaid silk sale lists silks for petticoats and dresses at 59 cents per yard, marked down from a dollar.
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Chester Flanigan
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Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
Joe Kerley
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Ford
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