Pendleton Pupils to Represent at County Track Meet Friday
Pendleton schools Hawthorne Washington and Lincoln select grade school runners and field athletes for the county meet next Friday based on recent intra district trials. Names include Marjorie Best Rosemary Whitman Forrest Myers Darrell Ireland and others with events in 60 yard dashes high jump broad jump and relays across Class A and Class B divisions.
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Pendleton
Hawthorne
Washington
Lincoln
Clint
Ihom
China
Cire
Mar-joriy Best
Ath Swaine
Kether Helmick
Tosemary Whitman
Ruth A@waine
Garnet Jack
Fosemary Whitman
Heryt Helmick
Marjorie Fest
Ruth Wane
Mather Helmick
Dorothy Pent
Cinna A. Baye
Forrest Myers
James Siminton
Charles Childers
B. Putty
Ruston T Howdyehel
Ruserll Boutherland
Francis Grevlich
Morris Temple
Boston Howdyahell
Francia Grevicch
Chariie Whilders
Claa
Dinsh
Kathleen McDionall
Loraine Hracher
Fditha Enarthel
Edna Babush
Prorence Mytinger
Thelma Pollock
Florence Mytinger
Lorain Bracher
Clam
Hoyt
Darrell Ireland
Hubert Allen
Bart Lamon Bueebal
Claude Smilth
Coyotes Diminish Under Bounty Plan in Urgantia County
County Clerk KR T Brown reports bounty warrants totaling 7239 dollars issued in the month for coyote pelts. Records show 42 separate returns with one month counting 25 animals. June 1917 saw a record 834 dollars paid for 225 coyotes. Bounties rose from 4 to 5 and rates for males, females, and pups vary with payment covering the full bounty and state half reimbursement. Last month 589 dollars paid. March and April are peak capture months. past data hint at a decline in overall takings.
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Urgantia
KR. T. Brown
Amos
Polte
State Treasury
Emil Seibert Big Record as O A C Leader
Emil Seibert of Pendleton a junior in commerce at Oregon Agricultural College has a strong record in athletics and student leadership. He held roles in student government and clubs, including treasurer of the commercial club and president of Alpha Kappa Psi and the college newspaper staff. He is noted for athletic versatility and campus involvement.
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Emil Seibert
Fim Seibert
Pendleton
Oregon Agricultural College
Bell
Board of Control
Trénaurer
Col.lee Commercial Club
Selble
Alpha Kapjat Pal
Coron
Feoeration
Upper Closs
Belbert da
Kappa Sliema
Local fur trade yields profits from coyote hides
Report notes bounty payments to local hunters in April, with adults and a 14 year old girl earning tens of dollars from coyote hides. Mentions prime coyotes fetching about 28 dollars and experiments with hides of puppies, suggesting potential useful pieces from fur buyers.
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Missy Gugin
Bourtinn
Sedative More Powerful Than Morphine Found
Reported discovery of gelemedine a sedative said to be more powerful than morphine and less after effects. Researchers Dean L E Sayre and G S Watson of the University of Kansas claim to have identified gelemeomine from gelvemim and its breakdown into three alkaloids. They caution optimism yet anticipate conclusive results by summer and note promising effects on heart nerves and muscles in frog tests. Additionally British officials reportedly favor a Washington meeting of the league of nations with President Wilson presiding.
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Topbeka
L. E Sayre
G. SN. Watson
University of Kansas Department of Pharmacy
Hope
Saylie
Mr. Wathon
Dean Sucrowad
de- Calely
Washington Pass
Washington
Wilson
United States
15 Cases Await Supreme Court Here
Fifteen cases are on the docket for the May term of the Oregon State Supreme Court which convenes Monday morning. Most are from Union and Umatilla counties with a mix of bank and corporate appeals and state cases. the list includes Howard Franklin versus Bruno Weber from Umatilla and First National Bank of Union cases among others.
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Schaejliitefoa
Oregon State Supreme Court
Umintila County
Wat
Howard Franklin
Jung Weber
Appelant
Coe
A. M Burnelleve
W. B. Leftiel
Wallowa
Grace Fuller
Union
Mottle A. Cole
Jona
Cole
Minnie Herr Va
Reece McAlister
First National Bank of Union Ve FC
Wricht
First
Sarbenal Bank of Union
Werener
Granthrome Co
J. D Marke
Grant
Brate
Oregon
Packle Live Stock Co
Marner
Gare
State of Oregon
Frederick Rader
Moss
Harney
A. W. Z. Moss
Adolph Newlin
George 5
Craig
Bruno Weber
Umatilla
Wvernie Craig
Pennies to Come in Handy From Now On
A local notice explains pennies will be removed from circulation starting tomorrow to help fund the war effort. Citizens will be penny poorer per purchase such as ice cream sodas and small household items.
Tax on arts and luxury goods set to begin Thursday
The notice outlines a new charge on assorted items costing above listed amounts including frames trunks traveling bags purses and lamps as well as luxury goods such as movie concessions chewing gum candy automobiles and smoking materials. It notes broad applicability and hints at consumer impact while warning that the new tax will begin soon.
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Hubert Allan
Mubert Allan
Bart Lamon
Clinton Frankton
Darrell Dretland
Ele Satlog
Marjorie Mayne
Threehall
Heche! Mayne
Traed Jomn
Lueile Sealing
Hachel Payne
Lacile Soling
Beville Marty
Laeiliie Saline
Marc Jorio Payne
Marjorie Poynn
Hove
Cure Te Gare
Edwin Slurp
Lioyd Mes Gee
Thusdall
Edgar Deepalh
Tread
Bavid Temple
Erth Cannon
Close
Girles
Eana Porter
Teresa Thompaon
Eerball
Marie Pfiletcher
Jack Huge
Glen Hengen
Lester Porter
Ben Riminton
Vernon Smith
Forrest Harrah
Lee Johnson
Sten Simlton
Bueavers
Meyer Brothers Drug Co
St. Louis
Christian F.G Meyer
Peerless
Velie
Chevrolet
New Motor
Bat
Brisco
Franklin
Pendleton Miller& Bement Co
Cottonwood ST
Supreme Court
Franklin Weber
City
Burning Western
Electric Power & Light
Charles Milne
Pendicton
Ore
Worth
Chandler
Geriend
J. Leuer Auto Company
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohto
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