Seven Game Series Opens Tomorrow for Buckaroos
Buckaroos begin a seven game set with Pendleton and Boise as contenders for second in the Western Tri-State league. Osbourne eyes a march to victory after two tough losses. A postponed extra game may be played Sunday, with aeroplane exhibitions by Walter Edwards planned alongside the series.
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Pendleton
Bolse
Buckarooees
Garrett
Walla Walla
Garett
Boise
Touus
Walter Edwards
King
Oshborne
Osborne
Fendleton
Garden City
Walle Walla
Wits
Pendieton
Uber Pita Adihey
Walla Wallin Gas & Penony
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Shes Inio Eatallertion
Round-up Concessions and Bids on the Grounds
Bids for concessions at the Round-up on the grounds will be received by August 17. Items include lunch counter souvenirs and a refreshment stand offering soft drinks ice cream candy nuts cigars and more. Each concession awarded to a single bidder.
Advice on faking it rarely helps a man
A pithy reflection notes that giving advice and urging someone to pretend improves little and is likely ignored. It emphasizes the limits of exhortation when facing real circumstances.
Pendleton Superintendent Named First President of Oregon Industrial Education Group
Pendleton’s Superintendent J S Landers was elected the first president of the Senior Industrial Educational association of Oregon, formed at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis to promote industrial education across schools. Professor R J Hetzel is secretary-treasurer, with chapters planned in every county to foster agriculture domestic science art manual training and related subjects for youth and communities.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Schoals J. S&s. Landers
Pendleton
Industrial Educational Association of Oregon
R. J. Hetzel
Sanders
Industrial Educational Association
Landers
Hetzel
Bankera
Western
Oregon State Teahchere’ Association
Strayed Horse Reward Notice From John Connell
A white faced horse weighing about 800 pounds strayed from Hilgard Oregon. John Connell offers a reward for its return or information leading to recovery. The note adds a humorous line about a husband and credit for judgment.
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John Connell
Hilgard
Gregon
Two Drunks in Pendleton Court Duel Franks
Newsy notes report Jim Radigan and John Dorby appeared in police court this afternoon, each fined five dollars for their offense. The Boise team arrives from La Grande by No 17, with plans for a strong article this week. Fred Walters announces a new warehouse linked to Walters Flouring Mills, foundation laid, structure to be 2006 feet long and four stories high. Mr and Mrs Wesley Matlock with daughters returned from a Willamette Valley auto tour, traveling with La Dow and Grenlich parties, near Vide on the McKenzie River.
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Jim Radigan
John
Dorby
Helse
Dad” Gimilin
Boise
la Grande
Pippins
Fred Walters
Walters Flouring Mills
Wesley Matlock
Willamette Valley
la Dows
Grenlichs
Vide
McKenzie River
Eugene
Prosperous year in Ukiah noted by returning resident
W A Anderson reports abundant range grass and unusually good grain crops in Ukiah after a visit home. Rev J M Corneliton, Tutuilla missionary, traveled from Pendleton to Walla Walla and back with about fifty Indians to pick huckleberries. The group found ample harvest and maintained daily family worship during their mountains trip.
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Sever
Ukiah
W. A. Anderson
J. M. Corneliton
Tutuilla
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Architect E. Troutman visits to oversee new high school
Well known architect E. Troutman arrived from Aberdeen and will spend a couple of weeks in town attending to the architect’s duties on the new high school building. His wife Mrs. Troutman, who had been a guest at Lehman Springs with Mrs. W. H. McCormminch, joined him here yesterday.
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E. Troutman
Aberdeen
Troutman
W. H. McCormminch
Lehman Springs
Salt Tatke Elks Plan Round-Up Parade Visit
A letter from L G Frazier in Salt Like notes Salt Tatke Elks will attend Pendleton round up. An Elk in Utah reportedly listed 26 members traveling from his group to Pendleton for the event, saying they had not heard of the Portland convention's show.
Habeas Corpus Case Deferred in Stapish Affair
Judge G W Phelps has received Ohio’s return in the habeas corpus case tied to Dr W J Stapish of Hermiston. The matter will not proceed until Stapish's attorneys are consulted. Ohio’s answer cites extradition papers issued by Gar Oswald West and questions the timing of the law cited versus the alleged misdemeanor.
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G. W. Phelps
Ohio
W. J. Stapish
Hermiston
Gar Oswald West
Inge
Governor West
Carl Power Reported Married to Beatrice Ireland
Reports circulate that Carl Power of this city married Beatrice Ireland on Saturday evening. E L Power, father of Carl, said he had no knowledge of the event. The engagement had been announced weeks earlier while Miss Ireland visited at the Power home. Mr Power has moved from Peneton to his fiance's home in Michigan.
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Carl Power
Marriott
Beatrice Ireland
E L. Power
Miss Ireland
Mr. Power
Pendeton
Michigan
Onion Odor Spoils Romance In City Study
A playful local study warns that even a single whiff of onion can ruin romantic affection more than a large amount of clove. Researchers note scent impacts mood, attraction, and dating odds in early impressions.
Typhoid Threat From Well Water Sparks Survey Findings
The United States Geological Survey warns two thirds of rural typhoid cases arise from polluted well water near farms. Shallow wells capture contamination from barns cesspools and groundwater movement. Water-Supply Paper 225 Under Ground Waters for Farm Use by Myron J Fuller is available from the Survey director in Washington.
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I S. Geological Survey
Furie
Witth
Spota
United States Geological Survey
Myron J. Fulter
Washington, BD
Made in Chicago Week Festival Opens Citywide
In Chicago Aug 12 the first united effort unites manufacturers buyers and consumers to celebrate Made in Chicago Week. Practically every shop of any size displays only goods made in Chicago to foster local cooperation and pride.
Canada Lawn Bowling Tourney Opens in Toronto
The Dominion of Canada lawn bowling tournament began in Toronto with over 200 rinks participating making it the largest tourney in Canadian history. Sixty four greens will be used for teams including the United States Manitoba and Quebec. E Troutman architect for the new high school arrived from Aberdeen and will review work on the building and Lincoln School annex for a couple of weeks.
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Canada
Toronto
Dominion of Canada
United States
Manitoba
Quebec
Heroes Echoed Across World in Told Tales
A reflective piece notes many heroes exist in human stories as told by diverse voices. It highlights how communities honor courage through shared memories and occasional praise for acts of resilience. The piece invites readers to consider everyday bravery alongside famous legends.
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Roy W. Ritner
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League Por Industrial Education
Vendicton High School
Newsy
Matlocks
Uhith
Wells
Lincoln School
MAZDA
J. L. Vaughan
Main St
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Workingmens Clothing Co
Cosy Theatre
Europe
Zigomar
Alps
The
Drummers Sample Shoe Store
Clark’s Grocery
Tri-State
FOSSE
Pendletor
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