Pendleton News Roundup Highlights Local Speeches and Trials
A cluttered Pendleton scene review notes Judge Gerall Empiros ill but improving, councilman Fil secures a building permit for a home addition, and Rufus Rolling earns top honors in a Fort Worth bucking contest. Mentions Pendleton youth gardening classes, trapshooting matchups, and Oregon tournament previews plus local funerals, theater rename, and high school guard changes.
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Rufus Rolling
Jackson Sundown
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Fort Worth
Texas
Pendleton superson announces high wheat price in county
In 2021 2 miles of bluestem wheat sold at a record high in Dmatuiin county. David Taster bought clab wheat bondar from Leon Lockwood and Georgs Gerking, paying 2.40 per buckel. The price gap between bluestem and club wheat shows Taylor paid more than Pendleton as S12%e 25 and 249 sacks of wheat are noted.
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Pendleton
Dmatuiin
David Taster
Lockwood
Taylor
George Gerking
Athens
Red Cross Urges Umatilla County Volunteers
American Red Cross officers in Umatilla County held an auxiliary gathering at Adama on Thursday drawing 12 volunteers. The slate of officers listed includes Mrs Charles Drepule as chairman and Mrs Edwards as secretary, with a succession of chairmen and treasurers across multiple auxiliaries and numerous members noted in attendance.
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Uma- Ula
American Red Crow
Adama
Mra
Charles Drepule
Mum
Edwards
Ira Mareuret Bunch
Ovenhott
Crovale
Heirman
Pred McCune
Alps
Bebe
Str
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Joherton
Vie
Red Cross Committee Hails Membership Milestone
The Red Cross Committee thanks officers Mrs Ralph Stanfield secretary Mrs K Co DeVore treasurer Mrs W W Exidleton and Trombley garage proprietors for car and driver. Ladies announce membership well over 1000 with aim to reach 2000 representing 19 percent of the population.
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Mra
Ralph Stanfield
Mra. K Co
Probe Ordered Into Rates On Farm Products
A federal inquiry was ordered into farm product freight rates on the Oregon Short Line and the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. The investigation compares railroad charges in eastern Oregon with Washington and other regions, aiming to reveal rate disparities and the public impact on grain shipments from Pendleton and La Grande to Portland and Seattle.
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HALEM
Cre
Ite Anivice Opmaniedan
Origen
Oregon-Washington Railroad
Peet
Portland
Carwen-Washington R Tailroad and Navigation Company
Oregon
Washington
Wvek
Corey
Yaten
la Grande
Pendleton
Parisian Front Breaks German Siege at Marne Region
XTRA PARIS reports Sokbeons, the cy pearest Peris freed from German pins since Marne. French forces cut the salient near Vailly and Fort Conde, forcing German retreat and sustaining casualties. April 11 notes seven firedmen and eight unknown men entangled in a pitched night battle.
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Paris
Sokbeons
Marne
Ninllery
Ofuricen
Vailly
Conde
Solesons & Men
Ole Mbs
Apel
Fierdmen
Militia Officers Admit Finding Loleréra at State Fair Grounds
At the state fair grounds two loleréra were found in the cavalry helm and militia officers admitted to iiny.
Three modern Hollerkeeping rooms for rent
Classified ad notes three Hollerkeeping rooms for rent at 101 Willow. Inquire for details.
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Willow
Washington to fly foreign flags at public buildings
On April 21 Washington will display flags of featured nations atop public buildings for the first time. Flag crews erected at the entrance to state war and navy buildings flew Eneneh and French flags to mark the change.
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Washington
Tate, War and Navy
Washington News Brief on Percy Death
Washington reports that Percy, a Republican member of the Federal Trade Commission, died late this afternoon. The passing leaves the FTC with an open seat and prompts immediate tributes from colleagues and officials. The exact cause and arrangements were not disclosed in the briefing.
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Washington
Will Percy
Federent Trade Commbeion
SAPR conduct granted to Coust Tarnowski Washington
The Dritieh government granted safe conduct to Count Adam Tarnowski, who is expected to leave next week for Vi con, the State Department announced.
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SAPR
Coust Tarnowski
Washington
Dritieh
Wafe Coniinet
Adam Tarniwaki
Vicon
State Department
Annountnion
Admiral Mayo Leads Flagship in Global Fleet Action
The report describes Admiral Henry T Mayo and his flagship as central to commanding the United States Grand Fleet. It recounts plans for a major showdown against the German High Seas Fleet, with a powerful dreadnought leading the line. The piece hints at the Pennsylvanian role and the skyline of New America as backdrop to the fleet’s bold maneuver.
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Imperial
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Gray Bros. Grocery CO
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Jay
Wirthmore
Welworth
Bannon
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MES. Lane
Pendleton Auto Company
Goodyear Tires
Sinlid
Joe Fil
Hin
East Webby
Fite Gerall Empiros
Thomas Fitg Gerald
Hin Home
Ad Nye
W. Nye
Los Angeles
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San Francisco
Jessie Fholie
Mra Shula
Virgil Fendall
Pendall
Mom Wenatchhee
Astoria Pendleton
Wenatchee
Inland Empire
Astoria
George Stangier
Berkeley
Grass Valley
Sherman County
Mather
Warorever
James Paine
Dunham, Stownlow and
Echo
Mond Row
W. L. Thompson
R W. Ritner
Thomas Smith
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W. W. Darling
Temple Theater
Ty Guy Madoox
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Arcade
Creuit Court
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Suanis
Alee Mion
Puoeral
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Mire
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BR 2 Goernall
Methodist Church
Pheits
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Dan P Smythe
Council of Public Suffiy
Hawthorne Girl
Jean Anderson
Hawthorne School
Lenora Pell
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Meacham
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Manila
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Navy
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Umatilla County
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