Social And Personal Notes From Pendleton Area
Social items recount Mrs End Myre Levier Muret and Ht Vedadgiter visiting Washington British Columbia, arrivals for a Portland wedding, and Oregon trip plans. Mentions.journal entries on the Snavely wedding in Pendleton, Christian church events, and local visits. Also notes Pendleton editor Aldrich, Mrs Burris, and Beaverview visits. A Lewiston Idaho crop report cites Charles Coon’s winter barley yield of 60 bushels per acre from 165 acres, earning about $3.20 per hundredweight.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Nes Perce
Charles Coon
Wilson outlines attack on HCL and labor action
Senators plan a government action package as President Wilson speaks. Galleries fill as crowds seek tickets. the Senate transfers to the House before the address begins amid calls for greater production and uninterrupted labor.
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Wilson
Senate
House
Barnyard golf champion Hughey Palmer rises in Akron
Hughey Palmer, 73, Akron rubber plant employee, wins barnyard golf amid quoit jokes. He began three years ago to counter age and health worries, entered a horseshoe contest under Akron Press, and quickly became a standout. He travels to face other state champions, balancing factory work with his growing prowess.
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Hughey Palmer
Ohio
Quoits
Akron
Hughey
Sopitone
Akron Press
Barnyard
Death at State Hospital and other notices
Mrs Sarah Williams aged 66 died today at the State Hospital where she was committed December 10, 1918. Mme Thomas Reeves of Pilot Rock is a daughter. Body at Brown's undertaking parlors. In hospital Miss Alberta McMonlen convalescing after tonsil operation at St Anthony's. The Peoples Warehouse sued J. T. Woodall for 348.72 for goods sold in four months. Cartar & Smythe for plaintiffs. A traveling man from Mackay, Idaho encountered a tale of a Chamberlain's remedy. testimonials praise its effect on stomach trouble and indigestion. Mrs Hila Wright of Chilliegthe, Mio shares a testimonial of relief from Chamberlain's tablets.
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State Hospital
Sarah Williams
Sha Whs
Mme Thomas Reeves
Pilot Rock
Williams
Brown's
Peoples Warehouse Today
J. T. Woodall
Cartar & Smythe
Labor backs pending decision on rail wage dispute
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor says rail workers returning to duty may hinge on President Wilson's order. Government ownership proposals lack champions in Congress as talk of joint action and arbitration plays out amid threats of unrest and stiff opposition from organized labor. Representatives debate government control while private firms keep rolling stock and operations.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Interstate
Sims
Het
Arthler
House
Senate
Wilkon
Hines Welt
Congress
Ratwey
American Federation of
Watermaster Regulates Milton-Freewater Water Supply
Watermaster A. E. Merry traveled to Milton-Freewater to regulate the Boat Bite Ditch flow for users. Citizens sought relief from methods used by W. W. Rosder who oversees the supply. The article notes that 374 inches of water are involved.
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A. E. Merry
Milton-Freewater
Bite
Sesterday
W. W. Rosder
Water Distribution Delays and Weir Adjustments
A delegation visited to obtain equitable water rights as 412 inches were being turned in and a distribution gap appeared at the east ditch divide. West fork users received about 1.1 feet more, while the J. D. Medley place received only about 26 inches instead of 40. Watermaster Perry and State Engineer Luper instructed Roedey to deliver 40 inches to McCoy and associates, but this has not occurred. The group is hopeful Perry will adjust weirs fairly.
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Howver
J. D. Medley
Roedey
Perry
Luper
McCoy
Chicago sugar executive faces food law conspiracy charge
Aug. prrapungH reports that George Bheehan of Chicago, president of the Central Sugar Company, was arrested today on charges of conspiracy to violate food laws.
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Prrapungh
George Bheehan
Gar Cago
Central Sugar Company
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Mr End Myre
Levier Muret
Vedadgiter
Eien
Worhington
Britteh Coloumbia
Bellingham
Mra Hurtt
Vancouver
Victoria
J.T. Richardson
Portland
Jean Olive Jarabe
Harley H. Richardson
la Grande
Hame
George Jacobs
Mire A. Burris
Mine Anne Conklin
Bea View
Wash
B. B. Aldrich
Alby Cottage
Oregon City
Mr. Aldrich
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Brefore
Aldrich Willl
Mra Burris
Alrich
Oregon
Miestine
Chistian
Amy Riggio
HH. BH
Mubble
Spokane
Poendleton Church
Margaret Hoover Jeans
Matthews
BE. Sharp
Mountain School
C. H. Olcott
Virei
San Francisco
Hrkie
Paul Sperry
Sir
Henry Dison Jones
Redondo Head
George BD. Haslett
Wesley N. Matlock
Haslett
Matlock
Harry Norwood
Seattle
Port Townsend
Marian Norwood
George Clark
Will
Manuel Friedly
Mise Joanita Friedly
Mae Friedly
Blanche Friedly
Porthind
Mra
Douglas Belt
Tian Wode
Gronnath
Ges
Firestone
Republic
Pendleton Auto Co
Thomas
VOGUE
John Bollman Co
Mannfart Wrere
Carl Gegnard
Alberta McMonlen
St Anthony’s Hospital
John Wall
Hotel
MacKay
Treland
Louieville
T. BK. Hullinger
Mansfield
Ohin
Wis
Chamberlain
Hila
Crescent
EK. OH. Somerville
Prop
Watermaster
The
Pendleton Drug Co
Rexall Store
W. C. Crawford
Crawford & Hedges
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