Pendleton to Host First County Track Meet In Three Districts
Pendleton will host the first county track meet involving schools from east end west end and Pendleton for both grade and high school divisions. An expected 206 plus entrants will compete in field and track events. Prizes are two handsome loving cups donated by the Pendleton Commercial Association for the district with most points in each division.
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Pendleton
East End
West End
Pendicion
Holman Werrin
Pendleton High Wchool
Margaret Crim
A. C. Voelker
Mer Nhion
J. A Bev
Mitten
Kamer
Dr Carter’s K and B Tea Advertises Spring Cleanse
A vintage ad touts Dr Carter's K and B Tea as a vegetable product that cleanses the bowels and serves as a spring tonic. It claims benefits for children and adults for constipation upset stomach head ache and morning fatigue and urges purchase of the DR CARTER'S K. B TEA.
Woodmen Ball Team Plans For First Season Tryouts
The Woodmen of the World lodge toSt eight decided to form a ball club with games planned at Revhdlp grounds. Uniforms and equipment are available. Veterans Boonie May Lee Bowers and Fred Gotngel are named, plus pitcher Gunner Peterson may join. Grounds will be prepared in days, with turnout and a manager election set for Thursday night.
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Tost
Fighthile Neon
Pli
Woolmen
Heymwon
Boonie May
Lee Bowers
Lee Matlock Earns Third in Idaho Shoot at Lewiston
Lee Matlock representing Pon etotel one Cneb placed third in the 150 yard event at the Idaho lake Urapehiont meet in Lewiston yesterday. Frank Troch won with 018, followed by his brother Jeee Trocl. County declamatory contest set Friday evening at the high school auditorium with top speakers from each district. Track events run at Round-Up grounds starting at 1 pm. Prizes include medals for first and second in each event, with points counting toward overall totals.
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Lee Matlock
Idaho
Lewiston
Spevidl
East Oregonian
Ponetotel
Cneb
Urapehiont
Et Reeks
Prank Troch
Ational Hampion
Chet
Jeee Trocl
Mening
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Guld
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Schaeffer's
Tosiatilla County
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Feilbona
Althouth
County track meet history and 1916 spread
The account traces county track meets from 1912 starting with Tum-a-lim and Fruit Vale at Torm-a-lun, with Umapine and Ferndale joining in 1914. East and west end districts competed, Pendleton often in contention, and 1915 1916 saw shifts in host districts. This year promises full district representation with school yard trials determining district reps for the meet.
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Tum-a-lim
Fruit Vale
Torm-a-lun
Umapine
Ferndale
Bo Sucresful
Carteid
Wort End
Pendleton
Ploceiders
East End
Oregon
Pendleton School
Disobeyed Orders Earns Service Cross at Oregon College
Major Soreno E Brett of Portland, a senior officer in the Winall Staten army, reportedly disobeyed orders during a retreat at Fries. He led American soldiers in a forged convoy and faced heavy machine gun fire before earning a distinguished service cross in the Miktel drive action.
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Soreno E
Portland
Winall Staten Army
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Fries
Ad.vanting
Tok Corpe
Gon Ciee
Growth of a Rural Physical Training Movement
A tiny two school institute expanded in seven years into a district wide effort bringing representatives from most county districts. The aim was to develop children through outdoor activity and athletic training, quicken reflexes, foster cooperation, and promote sportsmanship while balancing study with healthful play.
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Uae
Gay Obe
Cawnty
Vernon Takes Final Game From Portland
Vernon wins the final game of the series against Portland by eight to one amid seventh inning miscues. The series ends Vernon four games to Portland none.
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Honor Roll Veterans with Died and Wounded Listings
An honor roll list from Oregon honors personnel including Olle Raverrmoan of Sutherlin who died of illness, Private Robert Christensen of Tim bor, Private Fleury Bechwoch of Oregon City who died, and Private Paul Kuhl of Portland wounded. Other names appear with statuses such as killed in action or undetermined outcome amid wartime reporting.
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Sutherlin
Oregon
Robert Christensen
Timbor
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Oregon City
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Pisanville
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Paul Kuhl
Portland
Grevtan
Cregon
De Pahty Bootlegging Arrest In PABCO Area
In PABCO Washington April 24 a Negro porter T Whitley was arrested for bootlegging. He allegedly tried to deliver whiskey to a passenger, confronted by a likely NOP agent at a stopped train. Five bottles of Nawor were seized as evidence.
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Club Takes Sunday Shoot Inland Rimpite Match
The Inland Rimpite shooters Kalpell and Yakina led a Sunday event with high team totals while Pendleton Hamilton Ingram McLurith Phage Lampain Wallace Kellogg Nicholson Jolomen Sa McDougel Folly and Ahrens posted individual scores around 22 to 24 points.
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Sindy
Denileton
Tenn
Kalpell
Yakina
Eich
Joonl
Pendeton
Hamilton
Ingram
McLurith
Phage
Lampain
Wallace-Kellogge
Coos Bay Schools Ban Nicotine at Athletic Events
Marshfield Oregon April 9 North Head Myrtle Point and Coquille high school students barred from entering any athletic events for smoking on school grounds or during events. The ruling, issued today, targets nicotine use among students and applies to all athletic activities at the three schools.
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Marshfield
Ore
North Head
Myrtle Volnt
Coquille High Schools
Charettie
North Bend Hornetball Refuses To Play Bandon
In county athletic rules a plan to divide contests between two groups faces opposition as North Bend refuses a game with Bandon over play restrictions. If all schools adopt the plan, contests will be split, with some schools allowed certain activities and others barred.
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North Bend
Bandon
Woman Dies After Tooth Extraction Tragedy
Spokane April 26 A 43 year old wife Mrs Ada F. Robert died from hemorrhage following the removal of teeth last Monday. Reports say the operation was performed after the tooth extraction and the pain relief failed. Despite efforts by physicians Mraichert the patient grew weaker until death.
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Spokane
Ada EF
Setecdag
Little Girl Recovers After Weeks of Sleeping Sickness
New York reports a six year old girl from Goerck Street recovering in hospital after five weeks in a coma caused by sleeping sickness. She weighed two pounds at one point and was fed milk with beaten eggs while treated with nourishment through a tube, her awakening timely and marked by early calls for her father and interaction with nearby children.
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New York
Pagano
Goerck Street
New York Hospital
Campus Pert I walked by your home the morning
I walked by your home this morning and said thank you for your help. This note expresses gratitude in a brief campus context referencing a morning encounter.
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