Notable Pendleton Visitors and Local Officials
Weston visitor R stages and Echo businessman H M Klein frequent Pendleton for meetings. Local legal and civic figures Homer I Watts and B B Richards attended court business and traveled from Athena. Various residents including Dr Kern Colline and James Weller moved between Echo Hermiston Pendleton and Brownsville for work and family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Stages
Weston
H. M. Klein
Echo
Pendleton
William Nace
North Yakima
FE. P. Croarkin
Homer I. Watts
Athena
BB. Richards
Pendleton Insurance Rates to Drop as New Underwriter Book Arrives
A new underwriter’s book for Pendleton will show rate reductions of six to seven percent for many business properties and greater cuts for residences. The reduction results from a citywide, general rate adjustment, not local conditions, with several underwriting staff completing their work tomorrow. If a paid fire department with a chemical engine is established, rates could drop by at least ten percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
S. G. Jewett
Jewett
Athena Residents Hopeful Amid Development Work
Surveyor J. W. Kimbrell is at work in Athena plotting the old Ogle Dlice land. A 146 acre tract will be broken into small parcels for sale to cultivators. RB Richards of Athena declared the project promising and locals feel confident in the development effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kimbrell
Athena
RB. Richards
Farmer Elmer Gordon Pronounced Insane by County Physician
Elmer Gordon a Juniper County farmer was examined yesterday afternoon and pronounced insane by County Physician Cole. He is committed to the asylum by the county court and will probably be taken to Salem tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gordon
Juniper Countey
Cole Im
Adeylum
Salem
Decline of Coftleepfrowing Industry in the Philippines
The once important industry in the Philippines declined due to blight, with production dropping as a result. The trend reflects broader agricultural challenges, affecting workers and regional economies reliant on this crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Pioneer Dies in Pendleton After Lingering Illness
Marshall Monroe Wyrick longtime Umatilla county resident died at 825 Willow street after a prolonged stomach cancer illness. Born December 7 1849 in Johnson County Indiana he came to Oregon in 1861 with wife Eilen M Barnes and resided in Pendleton area since. Survived by wife and five children William R James P Guy B Laura A Hagel A also a mother three sisters two brothers and several inlaws. Funeral at Rader parlors Sunday at 3 pm with Rev. Charles Quinney officiating. Interment in Olney cemetery.
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Marshall Monroe Wyrick
Umatilla County
Willow Street
Johnson County
Indiana
Mills County
Iowa
Eilen M. Barnes
Oregon
Pendleton
Wyrick
Blue Lodge of Masons
al Kader Temple of
Portland
Pendleton Lodge of Elks
Rader Undertaking
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Olney
William R
James P
Guy B
Laura A. Wyrick
Hagel A
Small Boy Makes Long Journey Alone
Nelson Leland aged nine left for St. Louis to join his mother. He rode No. 2 with a basket of edibles, aiming for a half continent journey. Three years ago he came to Pendleton to live with John F. Hill after fleeing Missouri climate. He was once tagged like baggage, but this time travels untagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Leland
John F. Hill
St. Louis
Missouri
Nelson
Pendleton
West
Charles Grant Arrested in Walla Walla
Charles Grant was indicted with Redfield for selling a stronger liquor than near beer at Athena. Grant was arrested yesterday in Walla Walla and brought to Pendleton by Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely. Grant was released on a $500 bond. trial set for next month with the court adjourned to May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grant
Athena
Wallin Walla
Pendleton
Joe Blakely
Grant
Redfield
Walla Walla
Canada
Bean
Columbia Beach Promoters Head to Walla Walla Campaign
E A Clark W B Maddery and E L McGuire depart Columbia Beach summer resort promoters bound for Walla Walla to launch the campaign for Columbia Beach. Messia Clark Macbeth and John Goodrich stay to wrap up work here before joining the group later in the Garden City. They report strong Pendleton sales, having rolled a large number of Jota and plan to return in 36 to 40 days to finish the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Clark
W. 8. Maddery
E. L. McGuire
Columbia Beach
Walla Walla
Messia F. N. Clark
W. HH. Macbeth
John Goodrich
Garden City
Pendleton
Jiggs Questions Family Ties Over Lumber Exchange
In a light exchange, Benseon notes Jiggs values his family tree highly. Hili muses the motive may stem from a supply issue as lumber costs rise and the 0 high exchange boosts stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benseon
Jiggs
Hili
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Proven Popular For 56 Years
The advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a front American home remedy with sixty years of proven use. It claims to aid poor appetite, tongue coating, constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion, epigastric pain, heartburn, and malaria, urging readers to try it and referencing a private stamp over the bottle neck.
Students Band Gongert Tonight At M BE Church
High school band and local musicians perform at Methodist church to raise funds for student debt. Frank Carruth leads the band with a varied program including marches overtures waltzes solos and polkas. Concert begins at 8 15 with proceeds aiding the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M BE
Methodist Church
Frank Carruth
Frank Hayes
Berenade
Osscscveeseens
Bertiine Ruppe
Eere Frank Carruth
Vimar
Fine Music Concert Saturday at Whitman College Conservatory
Whitman college conservatory of music presents a Saturday night concert on April 24 at the Methodist church. Admission price lists 7 cents for adults and 50 cents for students. Tickets are on sale at Pendleton Drug Co and Effers Pitino House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College Conservatory of Music
Methodist Church
Pendleton Drug Co
Effers Pitino House
Bond Bros Offers Broadway Style Dress at $16 Now
Dress like they did on old Broadway with Bond Bros. offering period style garments for sixteen dollars. Limited sizes and a quick-turn sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Bros
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H. P. Marshall
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Anson Woods
H. D. Smith
Kern
W. H. Lytle
Malheur County
Charles McAlavy
Bank of Helix
H. W. Colline
Balfour-Guthrie Company
James Richey
County West
Jack Huston
The
Commercial Association
F. A. Yates
Umatila
Rh. L. Harmon
Spokesman-Review
Toon
Veda Newton
Francee Walpole
Irrigan
Dave Lavender
Buttercreek
E. A. Dudley
J. A. Taylor
Athens
Will M. Peterson
J. B. Eddy
Fils
Charles H. Carter
Hot Lake Sanitarium
H. E. Pinkerton
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Umatilla
Washington
Heppner
B. B. Richards
Puget Sound
S. W. McClure
Bureau of Animal Industry
Boise
Idaho
C. T. Cook
Methodist
Arlington
Ben F. Ogle
J. D. Lewellen
Southern Methodist Church
Prineville
Tallman & Co
M. M. Wyrick
Marion Harland
Dear
Sives
Marion Merton
United
Gongert
East Oregonian
Beecham
Max Baer
Cupyright
Ladle Grissa Cu
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