Pendleton News Notes Busy in Canyon and Town
Brown brothers head cattle in Combs Canyon to first class quality. Local hunts yield ten grouse as H.T. Simpson and companions return. Pendleton adds Silby Johnson to Simpson Auto stock room. Lever Auto moves to new Garden Street quarters. New service flag honors Emery Worthington in Alexandria store. Grain near McKay Creek averages 20 tons per acre after rough season. Various Pendleton residents visit relatives, attend reunions, or travel to Honolulu and Cleveland.
Demonstration of Fordson Tractor Tomorrow in Court Street
Fred Bernhardt from the Fordson linefactors and Mr Harrison of the Oliver Plow Company will demonstrate the Fordson tractor tomorrow at the end of Court Street from 10 to 12 am and 1 to 4 pm. The event will cover plowing disking and the three forward speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bernhardt
Fordson Linefactors
Mr. Harrison
Oliver Plow Company
Pordson
Court Street
Ford tractor claims power and light weight for ranch chores
The text discusses Ford tractors promising power and light weight for ranch work, while noting incomplete decisions on which model to use. It also mentions permit issuance for hunting China pheasants in Umatilla County, with deputy Georges Tonkin selling licenses and rules about eligibility and validity dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordson
Shooting Doves Leads to Fines for Two Men
Adolph Sherman and Gene Carden were fined $25 each plus costs after pleading guilty to shooting a tortoise near Pilot Rock. Deputy Warden George Tonkin and Justice of the Peace McReynolde heard the case. costs in each case were $9.99. The pair, traveling from Poise Idaho, aimed to shoot China pheasants but unsuccessfully tried doves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Sherman
Gene Carden
Pilot Rock
George Tonkin
Game
Justice of the Peace
McReynolde
Poise
Idaho
Ted
Nominees Fail To File Acceptances In May Primaries
A list shows B. & Deed republican and Low Hod son democrat both of Umatilta county among those who have not filed acceptances with Secretary of Fire Otcott. E. Woodhon republican joint representative for Umatilla and Murrow counties also failed for Twenty-second district. Forty-two nominees for officers in May have not filed acceptances. all but four seek Legislature seats. They must file by September 1 or be dropped from the ballot.
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Cold Spring Reservation
Stanley Jewett
G. W. Field
United States Biological Survey
Hermiston
Cold Spring Bird Reservation
Field
Ontatio
En Moite
Malheur County
Oregin
Bialnoss
Headquarton
Winlington
Oregon
Almont
Pendictton
Bretanders
American National Bank
Asua
Otcott
B. & Deed
Low Hodson
Umatilta County
Legis
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Brown Wrothers
Combs Canyon
Anid
Geta
H.T. Simpson
D. W. Bailey
W. B. Snavely
Mr. Bimpson
8Ilby Johnson
Simpson Auto Company
Honolulu
Ed J. Reeves
Portland
Pendleton Inter
New
Lever Auto Company
Garden Street
Main Streel
Wopliding
L. G. Frasier
D.C. Bowman
Roscoe Front
McKay Creek
Meacham
Alexandera Department
Emery Worthington
San Franciero
Scheel
Hushiels Dun Sniythe
Camps Canyon
Weill
Clyde Heach
Lewiston
Rose Campbell
Beach
Grant County
J. Breach
Mra
Alle Bickers
Land Pister
Lae Teptach
Em. W. Hlestand
Berkeley
California
Mra. Hickers
Eigin
Charles Bean
Will Bean
Teutech
Cleveland
Ohio
Tieport Jn
Umatillla County
Crom Wa
Ee Roonsvelt
Umatilla County
Red Crom
Ferndale
Myra Ballou
Ferndate
J. W. Embusk
Calumet
Mich
Mr. Embusk
Pendicton
Mra. Embusk
Katherine Ingala
Eedhuck
Perking Street
Tat Grande
W. B. McFella
Yasterday
T. JD. Taylor
Union County
Perry
McFalla
la Grande
Wayne Graham
Bond Bros
Pendictons
Colesworthy
E. Alta
Wright
Ford
MY Hooks
WM. Goedecke
Happy Day's Cigar Store
Ablexi Oe A
Men’s and Boys Department
Palm Beach
Straw Sailors
Georges Tonkin
China
Haugene Blanchett
Umatilla
Tieton
Chicamo
New York
Loveland
Philladelphia
Lewiss
Washington
Detroit
Nut League
Chncineat
New Fork
Pitteburge
Procklen
P. S. Meckas
Hancock
Thorugh
Taliman & CO
Flair
Chen
Cannel & Cos
Columbia Records
Economy Drug Co
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