Pendleton Hendrick Joins Grain Office Team
Pendleton Hendrick formerly of Helix is reported to join the vorthimn ain & Warehorne Co. forces as a field agent during the buying season. The editor notes Hendrickson’s earlier work and the local impact on harvest logistics across Athena, Pilot Rock, Mission, Vardale, and Helix with 10,000 gallons allocated for distribution to Walla Walla counties.
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Thantiie
Umatilia County
Athena
Nileten
Pilot Hock
Mission
Vardle
Helix
Hanill& the Dietillate
Walla Walla
Stenographer’s Tale Links Theft to Local Court
A stenographer for Pendleton Marble & Granite Works faces a sheriff’s office audit as police report stolen items borrowed by patrons. Witnesses claim intoxication and a judge fines Jack Gebhart $20, though payment remains unsettled.
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Hecones
Elizabeth Rutherland
Troy
Pendleton Marble & Granite Works
Hardourt
Colleame
Holdman Auto Co Moves THA Holdman Auto Oy
Holdman Auto Co moved its operation to the Mother Inn Garage at 722 Cottonwood Street. The move includes handling of Oldemaple speedwagons and other services. A robbery at the Minerva bootblack stand yielded $75 to $40 in cash. police were notified and recovered the cash this morning. No forced entry or lock tampering was found. burglars are suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdman Auto Co
THA
Holdman Auto Oy
Mother Inn
Cottonwood Street
Fire Départment
Minerva
You'll Need Drug Sundries on your vacation
Melba goods of all kinds toothpaste Eleaya Creams Cutex Nail Polish Rouge etc Prices right The real new thing to wear with blouses dresses and Eton suits Offered in many attractive color combinations trite and narrow widths Be sure to wear one of them as they are very stylish.
Carpenter Dies in Walla Walla After Brain Injury
Lars Blebhin a carpenter recently employed in Walla Walla died there from brain trauma. Survived by his widow, arrangements are being handled by Sandy McLain, secretary. The funeral is expected to be held in Walla Walla. The survey crew led by David G. Glew completed work near Meachoth on the Old Oregon Trail and will be sent to the Ullah John Day survey soon. another crew will be sent to the Gillah drill in about one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpentier
Walla Walla
Lars Blebhin
Weha
Mr. Stellan
Carpenters’ Union Adhd Ser
Sandy McLain
Eeortary
AfelLain
Walla Walla Vile
Ody
David G. Glew
Meachoth
Orregon
Cillah
Sheep Sold at Chicago Market Report by Smythe Brothers
The fourth imitlond of Oremon lambs to be marketed by Smythe Brothers at Chicago went on sale yesterday and today. returns not yet received. The third traditioned lot sold 72 cents over the market here. Next week the fifth train will start from the mountain for Chicago. Prices are slipping in the east with prizes not as strong as last year according to Dan P.F. Smythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Smythe Brothery
Dan PF. Smythe
Meld School Bids Continued by Board Awaiting More Offers
The Meld school repair bids were carried over by the school board last night as more bids are to be sought. Three teachers were elected to serve in the elementary division and three for the high school. Selected for the 16 grades were Miss Alberta Eyker, Miss Helen Hane, and Miss Carol Wartenberger. for the high school Miss Mathea Hinson, Draper in the commercial department, and Station B. Howe in the science department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Alberta Eyker
Mieelyn Hane
Carol Wartenberger
Mies Mathea Hinson
Draper
Commercial
Starion B. Howe
Ecignoe
Bank of Preewater to Open on Birthday Event
R W Hatch architect for the building reports the Bank of Preewater will open on its birthday. J J Saylor presides over roughly sixty thousand dollars in stock. Hatch leaves for Echo to review the Bank of Echo under construction with contractors Parker and Banfield. He will visit Hermiston on business and return by evening.
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Preewater
R. W. Hatch
Bank
J. J. Saylor
Hatch Jett
Echo
Bank of Echo
Hateh
Architectu
Parker and
Banfield
Hermiston
Bigiiesd
Evonine
Harvest Harvested Sunflowers Ahead of Corn at State Hospital
Reports indicate sunflowers are far ahead of corn at the State Hospital site with 169 ton gable tanks. The plan to use 19 acres of sunflowers to supplement corn may strain capacity, risking interference with corn harvest. Local growers Hampton Guthford Attebury Hoylern and Troxel note strong sunflower progress and contemplate two units to accommodate corn and sunflowers.
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State Hospital
Mao
A. A. Bixby
Umanine
Hampton
Guthford
Louis Attebury
Tom Hoylern
Corm J. BL Troxel
Dirvman
Fire Damage in Pendieten Total Estimated At Five Thousand
Five fires occurred in Pendieten during July causing about 5000 dollars in losses. A fire near the Pedro residence and a blaze on Mine Street damaged a Garrett residence among others. William Ringold is mentioned in connection with the incidents.
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Pire Pires
Pendieten
Raya William FL
Ringold
Chile
Atu
Pedro
Mine Etrest
Garrett Res
Japanese Crepe Fashion Note Inspires Color Combinations
A brief fashion item notes how combining colors yields attractive fabrics. The Jap Crepe is praised for its versatile appeal and stylish possibilities.
Silky Camisoles Range Priced From $1.75 to $8.50
Wash satins and crepe de chine offered mostly in fresh pink with lace trim, filet, round mesh and other trims. Many styles feature ribbon shoulder straps and some have lace shoulders or sleeves.
Kayser Silk Underwear Offered In All Styles
Kayser Silk Underwear announced in plain knit and silk top lines including vests union suits and envelopes. Styles cover full range from 75e to 5.00 with emphasis on best quality and fit for all wearers.
Women’s Combination Suits for Summer Wear
A fine opportunity for the woman to supply herself for the summer with dependable underwear at attractive prices. Combination suits made of fine cotton in regular and extra sizes, lace trimmed, also available in silk with exquisite trimming of laces and ribbons, priced from 2.50 to 25.00.
Grocery Department Spiced Figs and Fruit Mix
Readable listing shows department fruit items including spiced figs in syrup raspberry Bing cherries Peeled Muscat grapes Royal Ann cherries and pineapple.
Unclear OCR Teases Fire Incident Details
Fragmentary OCR text cites L C Scharpt roxidence and Ben Burcoughs in a fire event with mentions of Oke and Mdregald. Readable elements are sparse. no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes emerge to confirm a full news item.
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L. C. Scharpt
Ben Burcoughs
Oke
Fire Injuries Reported In Tilt Mock Incident
Ernest Panking Improies and Ernest Fanning sustained injuries in a recent Tilt Mock fire while convalescing at St. Athens's Hospital. Fanning was burned by a splinter and his writer suffered a heavy fall during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Panking
Ernest Fanning
Tilt Mock
St. Anthens’s Hospital
Air Fanning
Bete
Shingtos
Insurgents Seek Recognition By Railroad Relations Group
Spokane dispatch reports insurgents in the United Railway Employer Association seeking official recognition. A Spokane branch secretary said members plan to report for work within a few days, outlining their intent amid the labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wawk
Railroad Connagemeet
United Railway Employer Association
Anitehmen
WoMeNell
Recognition extended from local Chienwa group official
Jan Dell, designated representative of the local organization in Chienwa, has reported that action extending such recognitions has been received. The disclosure confirms ongoing support and anticipated continued acknowledgment from local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pzald
Jan Dell
Chienwa
Russia urged to honor treaties in terse Paris dispatch
A Paris report quotes Premier Millerand urging Moscow to prove sincerity by honoring obligations and restoring diplomatic relations with France. The piece notes calls for Russia to settle debts and adhere to international engagements, with limited details on speakers and dates amid war talk influencing markets in Portland and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hioaien
Premider
AM International
Paris
U. Teo Tile
Military veteran in American Legion campaign
Sarneet Torhie, a man from Spokane Washington, associated with the Rainer post, served on the executive committee of the American Legion and participated in a national election drive for the Legion.
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Suprpont
Spokane
Wah
Sarmeet Torhie
Rainer
American Legion
Settle
Americann Legion
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Octoria
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Dieplag
Caveige End Burtiminga
TH Taylor
Don
Ailen-Kalghl Co
Tell
Ehiokerk
Phowlalone
Thak Laylovems
Sea Mountains
American National Bank
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J. C. Beharpf
AK Horn
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Hollx
C. WS Panton
Flat Rock
Olive Grinth
Mins Trone Anderson
Miey Gio Moett
Mildred Berkeley
Brangler
Walles
Woalles
Clamena &Bart
Deaton Ate
Helen Raymond
Har Fonstin
Eamploye
Dinsilie Heablam
St. Pal
Currier Atfinery
Misa Hedblym
Leo L. Armstrong
Greenoughs
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Grant Street
Lincoln School
Hazel Street
Joe Kerley
Castle Gate
B. L. Burroughs Incorporated
College & Webbirs
Pornoni
Heo
Sheriffs Office
Jack Gebhart
Thomas Fite Gerald
Ale Xa Aga
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Louis Csr Et
Grocery Department
Per Doz
Russia
Moscow
Hewald
Millerand
Farin
Moerow
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Himeself
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L. B. Schollenbach
Rainier Jrea
Uur
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