Pendleton News Notes Reflect Local Happenings
Weston Man visits Pendleton while Dr Brendage heads to Hidaway for vacation. Motorists warned of a $15 minimum fine under new 1919 Washington laws for city offenses. Toman Rice returns from a country auto trip. Fire at Gasewell height reaches 200 feet, stopped by dynamite. Local couple welcomed a nine pound son at the Dave Mogern home. Berkeley summer school attendee Noe Vaughien Hay takes a new mill position with TW Callin. Opal Calloom enjoys Mount Hood motor ride. Akers funeral set for 4 pm at Wolcom parlor. relatives delayed. Licat to take two-week vacation. Two local men honored in Portland unions. Pendleton’s air service recruit quota set at 25 for August by the Pendleton Commercial Association.
Better Route to Portland via Heppner and Olex
Judd, vice president of the American National Bank, and his son Henry, returned from a vacation to Portland and Seaside. He noted FPBE says the best drive goes through Heppner and Olex, with the only bad road between Pilot Rock and Heppner. Travel from Wasco to Pendleton took about nine hours, and Portland to Wasco about six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seye Homer
Portland
Heppner
Olex
FPBE
Judd
American National Bank
Henry
Fortland
Seaside
Pilot Rook
Wasco
Pendleton
Dodge Declares Ball Forfeited In Odd Arrest At City
A chaotic city incident ends with a large ball of fir forfeited to a police officer after L. D. Thorp was arrested yesterday on alleged dangerous driving charges. Judge Foz Gerald reportedly weighs in on the case while Richard Hoe faces a separate $2 parking fine for blocking the street. Councilman Ralph Folsom claims he did not know the traffic rules and voted aye on the matter.
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Dodge
L. DD. Thorp
Techioas
Foz
Gerald Abo Haw
Richard Hoe
Richard
Ralph Folsom
Beondon Purchases Home at 711 Willow Street
Fred Beondon buys residence at 711 Willow Street from Fitchard Mayberry. Mrs Beondon and a son will arrive Friday from Salt Lake City to live in the new home. Mayberrys relocate to 503 Water Street, leaving the former Gertrude Routh residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beondon
Fred Bennion
Fitchard Mayberry
Willow Street
Employers urged to write for war reemployment citation
The War Department cites that employers who will rehire all men who left to serve in the army or navy during the great war should write Colonel Arthur Woods to receive recognition. The letter received today urges firms to commit to reemploy former workers. A request from Freeang, California, seeks an aerial concession for Pendleton Round-Up, claiming two planes and thrill acts, while the Round-Up board rules out using aliens though an aerial jitney service may be possible.
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Army
War Department
Arthur Woods
Secretary of War
Colonel Woods
Freeang
Cal
Pendleton
Ithe
Changs
Pendleton Interesta Influences Washington Official
Pendleton Commercial Association’s folder impresses Er Burlingame a Washington war risk bureau official who seeks information on opportunities for a trained man. The letter requests guidance on possible positions, noting Burlingame’s army service and long government tenure. The piece mentions ranger inspection trips on the Wenaha range near Binghaw springs finding grass but limited water, and calls for a permanent allotment system to develop water springs. Mr and Mrs Hert A McDonald plan to study with Godowsky in Seattle, with Mrs McDonald focusing on piano and Mr McDonald auditing and studying violin. they will reopen their Pendleton studio September 14.
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Pendleton Polder
Pendleton
Pendleton Commercial Association
Er. Burlingame
Bureau of War Risk Ineurance
Washington
Commer- Oasamoclation Titay
But. Ingame
Pormibilitie
Walla Walla
Portland
Wenhha Range
Binghaw Springs
Godowsky
Hert A. McDonald
Seattle
Hermiston Dairy Demonstration Show Plans Published
Plans by Tro¢ and Dery with Fred Bennion county agent to travel to Hermiston Wednesday for dairy cow feed and milk handling demonstrations at the Hermiston Hog and Dice Show on October 23 24. Miss Kila Miy Harmon county demonstration agent to provide demonstrations. George A. Cremey leads the show set for the State Dairy convention in Hermiston October 24 25. Last year the show was postponed due to the influenza epidemic.
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Fred Bennion
Hermiston
Kila Miy Harmon
Alan
George A. Cremey
Vacation Beds Back at Work at First National Bank
Flay Hester teller returns to window after two week vacation. Miss Tlarmen visits Weston. Miss Ella May Harmon county demonstration agent reports a very interesting Saturday Afternoon Club meeting. The club held a cake contest and sold cakes to raise funds for the park in Wea Lon.
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Flay Hester
Natonal Bank
Tlarmen
Weston
Ella May Harmon
Harmon
Wea Lon
Red Crows Receive Free American Legion Weekly August Issue
Free distribution copies handed out today include the August American Legion Weekly featuring stories such as The Spy Hunters Army Nurses War Memorials Back in America Sport The Story of the Uniform and Why Back the American Legion by Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
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American Legion Weekly
Red Crows
Amerca
American Legion
Theodore Roorevelt Jr
Adam People on Trip to Mount Rathbler National Park
Adam People and John W? Adena and Mrs Adama left Saturday on an auto trip to Mount Rathbler National Park and the foget bound elthes. Mr Adame King just completed harvest on his place near Aduiron.
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Adam
John W. Adena
Mra. Adama
Mount Rathbler National Park
Adame King
Aduiron
Building Permit Issued for Home Hardwood Flooring
Will Tay Horiwood Moors of 7 M. Templewill received a building permit to install hardwood floors in his dwelling and perform general repairs. The project, costing 250 dollars, is contracted to Duthim Brownlow & Payne.
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M. Templewill
Duthim, Brownlow & Payne
Harvest to Finish in Ten Days Near Pendleton
Jim Wis reports from a ranch north of town that harvest in the Juniper and Cold Springs district will end within ten days. He estimates yields from 10 to 35 bushels per acre as the crop moves from fields to storage.
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Jim AM Wis
Pendleton
Hhe Ranch
Juniper and Cold Springs
Short Visit to Valley and City Board Meeting
Emil Seibert left Saturday night for Dougherty one of the county's short viers at Corvailla fe will re big sheep risers If in the city return later in the week to resume his day on business or Dougherty halls work with the city water department Nye The city school board will meet in regular section this evening for us known only routine Burnes will come up for consideration
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Valley
Emil Seibert
Dougherty
Corvailla Fe
City Water Department
Nye
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R. B. Brendage
Hidaway
Aco
Wilda
Toman G. Rice
Low Grant Gaewell
H. G. Biytenstein
Bakerafield
Calif
Aird
Jacob Narkag
Wow
Mine Lew Agen
Berkeley
California
Noe Vaughien Hay
Tipwooe Vaughan
Penormiin Moan
TW. W. Calllinn
Agone Ft Te
Vieira Mount Hod
Mies Opal Callioom
Oregon Motor Garage
Hount Hood
Will
Joseph FB. Licat
First National
Hank
Ruyern
Oregon
Re HS Alerchanta
Air Service
Pendiston
Milton
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc
Joe Kerley
Chas
BE. Hoard, Inc
Pendleton, Oregon
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Denby
Pendleton Motor Sales CO Lit
Western Auto Co
Cottonwood & Water St
Qualits
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