Gregory Under Bonds In East Tennessee Bill Case
Gregory was arrested in Arlington Oregon and charged by Deputy District Attorney Fleab Collier with obtaining goods by a forged bill. He appeared before State Circuit Judge Ellis and was held on $100 bond. The incident followed a meal at Por Goeys restaurant on Alta Street where a counterfeit note was used to make a $6.40 payment. the note itself was invalid as legal tender.
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Bil Gregory
Arlington
Wong Gov
Ellis
Atformey Fleb
Collier
Gregory
Goles
Falke Tretorn
Por Goeys
Alta
Sample ex-pendleton official returns via Caldwell farms
ABSENT 1! YEARS W. A Sample, formerly of Pendleton, now in Caldwell Idaho, reports 16 years farming at North Cold Springs, four years as probate judge in Bingham County, then moving to Caldwell where he is in real estate and has beet factory interests. He notes Blackfoot widow and children of John B. Davis and brother Samuel Sample reside there. Pendleton changes during his 11 years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Sample
Pendleton
Idaho
Caldwell
Sample
North Cold Springs
Bingham County
Blackfoot
John B. Davis
Mr. Davis
Mr. Sample
Samuel Sample
Changes Come To North Cold Springs Property
The piece of land once owned by Mr. Sample at North Cold Springs has been transferred to Prank King. The community notes numerous absences and varied improvements across Tinunis buildings and properties.
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Tinunis
Mr.Sample
North Cold Springs
Prank King
Residence Sale Ties Perkins Avenue to Helix Farmer
Mrs Alice Sheridan sold her Perkins avenue residence to join Well known Helix farmer BUN who will move to Wy by mid September Mr HUW with a large family will send younger members to Pendieton schools Sale arranged through Cc CC Berkeley agency Report that Sheridan would relocate is incorrect Currently Sheridan and Miss Maude are at Lehman Springs while Miss Gertrude visits friends at Long Creek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sheridan
Perkins Avenue
Bun
Helix
Huw
Pendieton
Cc CC Berkeley
Sheridan
Miss Maude
Lehman Springs
Miss Gertrude
Long Creek
Candy Store Closed Over Debt in Ward Establishment
Sheriff serves attachment on Ralph Ward’s Malin Street candy store and ice cream parlor for $392.50 debt to Anta Marshall. The leased property, occupied by Ward since February 6, owes monthly rent of $55, unpaid. Carter and Raley represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ward
Malin Street
Webb
T. U. Taylor
Anta M. Marshall
Ward
Miss Marshall
Carter & Raley
Deed Transfers Umatilla County Farm to School District 16
The deed transferring the old poor farm property to School District 16 was filed for record. The £2825 consideration covers ten lots in block 85 of the reservation addition to Pendleton. Buildings on the site will be removed by the county after the formal transfer made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
School District 16
Pendleton
Huildings
Poor Farm Crops Report From County Superintendent
Joe McDill, superintendent of the county poor farm, said in the city this afternoon that the second crop of alfalfa is in the stack and the force on the farm is waiting for the third crop. Over six tons of grain and alfalfa hay will be grown on the farm this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe MecDill
County Poor Farm
Dense Silence and the Unspoken Market
A fragment notes a contrast between money’s loud voice and the quiet of those unaffected by the recent economic slump. It references a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune teaching about a man on a park bench who, while facing the late slump in stovkas, remains unmoved and unconcerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnat
Commercial Tribune
Stovkas
Japanese Exhibit Crown Jewel of St Louis Fair
Rey N Brooks praises the liberally arts Japanese display for its artistry and scale at the St Louis fair while noting Russia’s vacant space as a standout disappointment. He lauds American manufacturing and electrical advances and the Federal building as a century’s triumph, urging visitors to see the educational expo before it ends.
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Russia
Japan
Rey N. Brooks
St. Louis Fair
Liberal Arts
Rusia
Lartivic
Allotto
Ruséle
Tapan
Eirouks
France
Germany
Italy
Kansas
Kentucky
Kentucky Leading the List In Mr. Brooks
Oregon
Washington
Pueblo Wreck Victim Mable Ingersoll Survives Injuries
Miss Mable Ingersoll, a brief passenger in the Pueblo wreck, traveled to Spokane with her stepfather Bell Ingersoll. Though her knee was broken and ankle fractured, she remains in fair condition after prompt medical care and is aided by family, planning a slower recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Mable Ingersoll
Bell Ingersall
Hief
de Tigeraotl
Sypokwie
Sho
Mallock Plans Major Hotel Pendleton Improvements
Mayor W F Matlock owner intends extensive upgrades at Hotel Pendleton at Main and Water. The three story building will gain two front stories and rear extension with an elevator to be installed and the hotel overhauled. A ditch one and a half miles long will be built on Upper McKay as part of a new irrigation scheme. Three neighboring farmers Horn Bowman and Ruthland will dig the ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Pendleton
David Horn
Daniel Bowman
Joe Ruthland
Irrigation Line Planned For Upper McKay District
A 1.5 mile long irrigation ditch will cross three locations in the upper McKay area. Described as the first scheme in the district, it is expected to succeed due to abundant water and available naval facilities for piping. Ditching work was to begin today.
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McKay
Tele
Husbanding Resources in State Game Department
Dr. Steele the new game warden notes little activity in his department likely until October first. The acting warden aims to conserve resources and wage a war on poachers in the western state, citing limited funds and the need to protect premium game birds during the off season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Atuie
Irrigators Return From Joint Sessions
T G Hailey and family returned at night from Walla Walla where he attended joint sessions of the Oregon and Washington irrigation commissions. CW Mallett, president of the Oregon commission, asked Pendleton passersby to the next meeting. Engineer D W Hoax of Eloise aided government works in Idaho. George McClure, longtime vendor on Court Street, now in Soldiers Home Los Angeles. a modest, retiring man with a hard life prior to the home placement.
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T G. Hailey
Halley
Walla Wallin
Oregon and Washington Irrigation Commission
Mallett
Or Seon Comision
Ontario
D. W. Hoax
Eloise
Idaho
Geo. McClure
Soldiers’ Home
Court Street
Soldiers
Los Angeles
Ianiet
Lfe
Tom Mieh
Stock man John Harvey visits Pendleton from Alba
John F L Harvey, a prominent stock man and farmer of Umatilla county, is in Pendleton from Alba. He owns a stock ranch in Camas Prairie and operates a large wheat farm near Pendleton. He says hay and grain are plentiful and fall ranges promise abundant feed as Camas Prairie farmers cut hay now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FL Harvey
Umatillan County
Pendleton
Alba
Harvey
Camps Prairie
Camas Prairie
Roumagoux Couple Weds in Brittany and Plans Return
Felix Roumagoux who traveled to France for a Visit three months ago will come back with a wife. The French spouse is from Brittany and they were married there. Their exact husband’s name for the bride is not known. Roumagoux left Breton for Umatilla county about thirty years ago. Judge Rich, a veteran Idaho Democrat, passed Pendleton en route to Lewiston for the state convention and will oppose Senator Dubois on an anti Mormon resolution there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Roumagoux
France
Breton
Both
Roumagoux
Roumagroux
Umatilla
Aego
Judge Rich
Warhorse
Idaho
Pendleton
Lewiston
Dubois
Examinations End for Teachers Certification Applicants
Examinations for county certificate teachers concluded yesterday afternoon and state diploma candidates will finish this afternoon. Today's subjects include Botany, plant geometry, general history, English literature, and psychology. Charlton L. Halway of Weston filed an application to take the state examination this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleon L. Halway
Weston
Meacham Barbecue Baseball Game Set For Local Day
Meacham hosts a first chance baseball game on an unspecified date with the La Grande team as challenger and the visiting team to be chosen from Pendleton Union or Island City. Also notes a Young People's Union meeting at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 7 pm and project updates on the McKay road schoolhouse lumber and fall term prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuo
la Grande
Pendleton
Union
Island City
Young People’s Union
Presbyterian Church
Not Expected to Bach Weal Larder and a Young Bachelor
A fragment refers to a cottage six miles from Wenton and a scene where dodging the doorbell may be unsafe. It mentions a young bachelor and an heir with odd phrasing about marriage and guardians. The garbled text implies a humorous or cautionary note about mistaken expectations and domestic surprises.
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Bach
The Week's Weather and Church Fuel Cellar Upgrade
The week shows a steady temperature decline from last Saturday's 107 degrees the second hottest day of the year. Weather Observer H F Johnson provides the daily records. Separately, a fuel cellar is being dug and walled beneath the Congregational church near the furnace room, improving facilities for use when meetings resume in September, promising one of the county's best appointed church houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Johnson
Congregational Church
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Oxfords
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Tallman @ Co
Sheriff Taylor
National Bank
RC Brach
Tg, Hamay
Vice Provident
Ll. Thompson
ST. Louis
N. H. Brooks
Miss Ingersoll
Spokane
Husbanding Resources
G. Halley
C. W. Mallett
Walla Walla
J Gilitland Precinct
Max
OWL
Roosevelt
Tan Oxfords
Oxford
Boston Stor
FRRC
Snle
Bank
C. C. Berkeley
Modern School of
Commet
Beck
Cottonwood Street
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