Pendleton Calendar of Events and Local Notes
Pendleton officials list events including the September 9 to 16 roundup, September 19 labor federation meeting, and cereal grain show with Pendleton school opening plans. Also noted are dairy hog show October 22 to 24, survey plans for a crossing, and potential overhead crossing by the W. H. & N. Co. Cabin builders work, hunting club cabin erection, and local travel notes. Weather records show a 96 degree reading with cooler weather expected. condolences issued by Eu reka lodge for Sheriff Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of dLabor
Re. Pendleton Achooln
Mermiston
Guy Wyrick
Jaat Nlaht
Supirbow Country
Mugarbow Hunting Club
Toii Sholl
Guy Matlock
Arthur Gibson
Jake Welch
Pendleton to Welcome Oregon State Motor Group
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce memberships listed for 1920 are to be delivered to Pendleton Commercial Ad association. Guests include Folary and Crayeton members of the Oregon State Motor Association and the Oregon Journal. Portland visitors will be met Saturday by local automotive leaders Clyde McKay and Robert Simpson who will escort them to the Round-Up camp grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honew Chamber
Oregon Rtate Chamber of Commerce
Pendleton
Fdgit JR
Toles
Folary &. K. Crayeton
Atite Mien
Oregon Atate Motor Association
Oregon Journal
Portland
Clyde McKay
Pendleton Automotive Association
Robert Simpeon
Chabirman
Commercial Association
Automotive
Ate Camp
Mrs Perce Dios Mre Lou Persucon Dies in Oregon Home
Mrs Perce Dios Mre Lou Persucon wife of Chirle Fergunsa of Klamath Palle died recently at her home. Born in Delian Ohio, she moved to Oregon in 194. She is survived by her mother.
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Perce Dios
Lou EF. Persucon
Chirle
Fergunsa
Klamath
Palle
Penilleton Friends
Airs
Fercuson
Loulie Sargent
Delian
Ohio
Oregon
New Clerk Arrives at Forest Office in Pendleton
R W Thomas arrived this morning to take up duties as clerk in the forest office. Thomas comes to Pendleton from Washington D C where he served three years in the adjutant general’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Thomas
Forest
Mr.Thomas
Pendleton
Washneton, D. c
Adjutant General's
Building Permits Issued by City Recorder
Two building permits were issued today to Mrs. Gov. Mineer of 199 Chartnut Street for repairs to a dwelling costing 100 and to David Cowan of Garden Street for additions and repairs to a dwelling costing 259 dollars.
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City Recorder
Mra. Gov. Mine Eer
Chartnut
Dawid Cowan
Garden Street
Weather warning for winds raise forest fire risk at Umatilla
A government weather report from San Francisco notes hot drying conditions and north to east winds over the next two to three hours near the Umatilla forest office. It warns of a danger of forest fires due to the gusty winds and dry air.
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Umatilla Forest
San Francaco
Columbia River
Alta St
T. J. Baldwin
Thomason Joins Simpson Auto Co as Ford Salesman
New Z Robert Thomason, formerly with the Great Western Motor Company of Seattle, has accepted a position in this city with Simpson Auto Co. He has spent six years selling cars in Seattle and Portland and will devote his time to selling Fords for the local firm. His family will join him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert MO 'Thoemans
Great Western Motora Company
Seatile
Simpson Auto Co
Tord Ceaters
Thom
Portland
Sues for Account of Lumber in Local Court Action
The Tumalum Lumber Co sues W. Hoaim for 160 pounds alleging balance on a lumber building material and fuel bill. Grand jury slow. may report by tomorrow as murder cases against Sheriff T. Taylor's killers loom. Fish and Game Commission Finley case likely postponed. September meeting planned. Hedges continues Red Cross swimming instruction. new classes for youth and adults tonight. Wool M.C. WA secretary reports shipments of Smythe Brothers and Pendleton Sheep Co. to Chicago. August volume high with more to follow toward September 10 completion.
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Tumalum Lumber Co
W. Hoaim
Peterson, Bishop & Clark
T. Taylor
Dey
State Fish and Game
Finley
Portland
Marion Jack
Jocal
Eorm- Misseion
Am. Hermie
Joseph Hedges
Red Cross
Cheh Wool
M.C WA
Ls Aseeting
Mir. Hedges
Tulloch & Simythe
Smythe Brothers
Pendleton Bleep Company
Chicago
Smythe
Chivalco
Sloan and
Meacham
Wheat market strengthens as British buyers return
Chicago August 12 W heat offerings were light and the market showed ready response to scattered buying led by cash interests. For the first time in three weeks British commission buyers were in the cash market, bidding higher and seeking further offers. Prices advanced four to ten cents with North West threshing returns mixed, signaling a healthier market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeen
Overbock & Oak Co
British Commission
North West
Feather Pillows Offered In Range From Dollar Twenty Five
Advertises good quality feather pillows priced from 1.25 to 5.00 each. Described as clean sanitary and available in good sizes.
Market News on Corn and Wheat Trends and Export Demand
Exporters show rising interest with September corn and December showing strength amid strong crop reports and generous rains. Cash premiums appear crucial while market movement slows and old crop delivery risks grow. New York trading opens lower on political news but ends mixed as foreign demand hints support.
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Bugaboo Agalin Joome
Horman
Devenler
New York
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David Gloan
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State Highway Department
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Marty Hooper
Simpnon Tin Service
Hiutihinwon
Gino
Hin Brother
W. Hooper
Surrenly NL
Viet Wert Bond
Mre
Joanie J. Met'omi
Home Demonstration Parente
Mist Fla May Harmoni
Thin County
Hermintin
Umatilla
Myn Major Law Moorhouse
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Alan
Stulan
Bow Companiem
Square Dealing
Joe Inu
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Witkat
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Georgette
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Pillar Rock
Gorton’s Finan Haddie
Curtis Artichoke Hearts
Boc
Europe
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Swedish Institute
Ushi
Hun-down
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