Pendleton News: Road Work Progress and Local Updates
Sidewalk repairs on Garden Alromt and Pendleton–Meth road work progress are noted with an anticipated week to finish. Local events include lodge August meeting, Teddy Morne indemnity policy discussion, flour price drop of 70 cents a barrel, and several fires and incidents. Five new Pendleton Commercial Association members elected.
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Sie Orday
Spokane
Portland
Tut Hin Ia
Ben Ran
Lere
Charlee Croum
Ee Kann City Life Toauirance Cy
Hsien
Teddy Morne
Lundell
Kerley @ Kenney
Longwnberries Marked In Cabbage Hill Country
Loganberries are being cultivated in the Cabbage Hill region amid correspondence from BE Roosevelt and ties to the Phen Company through Cie Fiellinger, reporting a marked marking in trade.
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Cabbage Hill
Cie Fiellinger
Thoosevelt
Phen Company
Weather warms as barometer climbs and projects late August opening
The forecast notes a warm trend with today at 42 and yesterday higher by four degrees. Mayor Moorhouse reports a rising barometer at 29.60, with a minimum near 60. City ordinance funds nightly sky watching and requires draymen to report deviations in goods movements. The Mendleton Commercial Association was notified. The security apartments under construction may open around August 15 once kitchen fittings arrive. Interior progress includes tinted walls in buff and woodwork finished in Teht brown, highlighting grain.
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Noy
Lew Moorhouse
Mendleton Commercial Association
Aperimenas
Revolutions thanking officers and detectives in murder chase
The Sendleton Commercial Association drafted a notice praising sheriffs, road agents, and railroad detectives from Portland and the northwest for their efforts in chasing murderers. Citizens were informed through a press notice about the coordinated action and appreciation.
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Sendleton Commercial Association
Portland
Lifesaving Corps Forming Under Hedger at Pendleton Natatorium
Preparations are underway for three lifesaving corps in Pendleton under the Hed Croom Joseph Hedger swimming expert. Classes will be held at Pendleton natatorium with Rex Ellin from the athletic committee coordinating. Three corps will be formed: Senior for men 14 and over, Women's for women 16 and over, and Junior for boys 12 to 16. auxiliary membership for seniors considered.
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Orm
Lif
Acques
Hed Croom
Joseph Hedger
Pendleton
Rex Ellin
Commort! Agnelation
Army appoints Julia Stimson head of Nurse Corps
Mies Julia Stimson has been appointed chief of the Army Nurse Corps under the new army reorganization act. She wears the rank of major in the photograph. Stimson has been an art nurse for years and served overseas.
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Washington
Mies
Julia Stimson
Thie City
Army Nurse Corps
Train and Mall Service Changes Spark Local Discontent
Discussion at the Commercial Association meetings notes changes in mall and rail service causing dissatisfaction. Details cite delays and altered connections between Huntington, La Grande, Pendleton, and La Gride with limited round trips. Committee on transportation to review implications and adjust schedules.
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Pondivion
Dinint
Pansommer
Huntington
Bawer
la Grande
Pendleton
Percen
la Gride
Committee On Transportation
Planting wireworm trials for grain show prep
Fred Bennion, county farm bureau agent, plans tomorrow to plant six wireworm trial boxes at Sturgia and Stories to test treatments for cereal grains. The Wheat & White Club will plant five boxes. one box serves as an untreated control. Treatments include bine atone and Ninester variants with limestone and formal washes. The project aims to assess injury reduction versus untreated seed, reflecting farmer estate reports on feed treatments.
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Sturgia
Smanthe County Farm Bureau
Fred Bennion
Ciintry
Wheat & White Club
Paris Fashions Startle Natives In Opened Show
Report from Paris notes The Oeil Guano show opened to reveal striking shirts and bold styles startling local fashion observers. The event underscores a shift in design directions and reflects a lively Paris fashion scene.
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Paris
Chicago grand jury indicts 41 for railroad strike role
An article reports a Chicago grand jury indicting 41 men linked to the Chicago yardmen’s union for alleged violations of labor and liquor laws connected to the Guthin railroad strike. The proceedings target participation in the strike and related actions amid Democratic state motions on enforcement policies.
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Chicago
Pest
Gana
Bakatimga
Platfon
Phaink
Protest Disarmament Rally Draws Berlin Workers
In Berlin today, workers gathered for a demonstration in Lacharien to protest disarmament. Leaders declared the march aimed at workers and asserted the bow is directed at the working class amid the new disarmament talks.
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Berlin
Lachearien
Vreteer
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