Pendleton News Notes See Local Health and Flight Milestones
Adenoids removed from Frank Chapman and sons at St Anthony’s hon piling Vir Tory. Yonne Walter Brownfield first Pendleton flyer with Aviator Archie Moth, three flights over the city. Jumen Booly leaves for Grande to enter basin. Verne Boynton relocates to Milton for BP Colling store work substitute. Mrs AL Weber sells home and lot to Peter Kabuck via Roon Dayton. Silven Morringe Licensor. Mottley Colfax and Markoret Welpenatill Pendleton wed by county court.
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Frank Chapman
St. Anthony's Hon
Yonne
Walter Brownfield
Pendleton
Archie Moth
Hie
Warren Construction executive visits Ta tirande from La Grande
Cabill of Warren Construction renewed yesterday from La Grande where he was in the New for his company. He conferred with Paul Grenard, an employee of Warren Construction at Ta tirande.
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Cabill
Warren Construction Company
Yetteriay
la Grande
Paul Grenard
Warren Construction
Tatirande
Pendleton Clerk Remains for Parker System Firm
In Parker Office Mise Shirley Frye, associated with the Parker System of Denbury, will stay in Pendleton as bookkeeper for the firm. Miew Frye planned to move to Nein in the open ing of offices there but decided to stay in Pendleton. Tom Rosle Geta My Fish, Tom Ploylen, Je, while looking after deep Idaho interests, urged him to move but he chose to stay and recently landed a big one. It was 22 4-4 inches long and weighed 4 pounds 1 ounce before it was cleaned. Hoylen caught the monster in the Maine River, Idaho, taking 15 minutes to land it. Funeral services for Mrs. Minthorn, the widow of Albert Minthorn, aged 52, were held today at McKay Creek with Rev. Conners officiating. Mrs. Minthorn, age 52, leaves a husband and is noted as a progressive Indian farmer in the reservation district. She had been ill for many months and suffered from dropsy.
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Parker
Mise
Shirley Frye
Denbury
Pendleton
Miew Frye
Bpohane
Nein
Tom Rosle
Tom Ploylen
Idaho
Hoylen
Maine River
Minthorn
Albert Minthorn
McKay Creek
Conners
Tutullla Church
Weather report and local incident mentions
Temperature reads five degrees with a high of 101 yesterday and a low of 68. Clear with a light breeze. No word from Wensha Fire or We haha fire today. Mr. Cryder sent one man to fight the Spring Creek fire near Cinamita forest. A government firefighter employee in the southern part of the county reports he was robbed near the depot last evening. No police report yet.
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Wensha
Wehaha
W. W. Cryder
Uma- Ulla Forent
Mr.Cryder
Spring Creek
Taxi Books Now 4 and Fare Changes in Pendleton
The 10 cent taxi ride, enabled by a $2.50 book of 25 tickets, is eliminated. Rides rise to 4 aook while single rides stay 25 cents. Pendleton licenses have altered the taxi scheme, affecting companions and related charges.
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Pendleton
Ireland Injured In Metropolitan Insurance Exec Car Crash
Mr J Ireland head of the Metropolitan Insurance Co of Penqteton suffered a broken leg yesterday after a car struck him at his home. The accident left his leg broken above the ankle. Nearby, Sherman Crayne Manch and Joste Mokeo have leased and outfitted the old Sherman Crayne ranch near Cayure from James Daniela, with the crop taken by Daniela. The lease and outfit reportedly sold for about £20,000.
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Ireland
Rev
J. Ireland
Pen- Qeton
Sute
Geis Shermain Crayne
Joste Mokeo
Helix
Hae
Sherman Crayne Ranch
Cayure
James Daniely
Mr. Daniela
Prom Trapper to Preacher in Redmond District
S. DD Wood, a biological trapper for the survey in the Redmond district and former gospel tiniter, announces in Pendleton his plan to resume preaching. Lee Fulkerson, a well known trapper also with the survey, is in Wallula and says the trapping business is good.
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S. DD. Wood
Redmond
Pendleton
Lee Fulkerson
Alea
Hele
Wallula
Smythe Brothers Shipments Delayed by Rail Logistics
Our Secrecity reports a shipment delay as Smythe Brothers route ships to rail points along the Blue Moun toll road region. Rail officials refuse to promise delivery dates while most stock has left and returning cars are tied up at central hubs, causing widespread handling bottlenecks.
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Smythe Brothers
Sheip
Blue Mountolfie
Mail Clerks Seek Higher Pay In Appeal
The Commercial Association received an appeal from railway mail clerks requesting increased pay. They note a £100 yearly salary advance since 1900 and compare unfavorably with railroad workers such as freight brakemen engineers and conductors earning significantly more per month or year. A second note reports Postmaster Tweedy in serious condition awaiting a major operation after a preliminary procedure.
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Pajustier
Foljowr
Grain Fire Destruction Sparks Insurance Dispute
Wheat Born Co reports grain worth over 4060 destroyed in a recent blaze. Owner feared insurance payoff if he fought the flames, according to W A Grace assistant state fire marshal who investigated grain fire incidents in this section.
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Wheat Born Co
W. A. Grace
Askletant
Dressinghams Fashion Ad Promises Wide Evening Wear Line
A vintage ad promotes Dressinghams offerings in plaids checks and stripes plus plain shades. Highlights include metal cloth for evening dresses, boudoir caps, trimmings like spangle beaded laces, plush and fur cloths, and new handkerchiefs with embroidery.
Policy Holders Worried on Fire Salvage Rights
Mr Grace stated last night that many policy holders feel unsure what to do in a fire. They fear saving property may void coverage, but the opposite is true as not attempting to save property can void the policy. Walla Walla Union.
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Grace
Walla Walla Union
Died of Marshfield Mrs Dora Linham and public notices
Mrs Dora Linham died at her Marshfield home on August 18 per word received from her son Ed Roberts. Ed and wife reside in Roseburg where he works for Southern Pacific. In Pendleton, Fred Bennion county agent and Ella May Harmon county demonstration agent plan a September 37 Field Day in Hermiston with two committees from the Hermiston Commercial Club and local farmers. A worker injured by a defective speeder sues for 4202 damages. Indian girls Walter Montank Minnie Patown and Lauree Martin from the reservation depart for Haskell Indian School Lawrence Kansas for a three year program, unaccompanied. King Allen appeals to circuit court after county court denial.
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Dora Linham
Ed Roberts
Mollce
AL Roberts
Marshfield
Ioseburg
Roberts
Southern Pacific
Pendleton
Fred Bennion
Ella May Harmon
Merminton
Hermiston
Wit
Walher Montank
Minnie Patown
Lauree Martin
Lawrence
Kansas
Haskell Indian School
Agency
Mixedville court suits and accident at Clarke Hardware
A circuit court suit is filed by an unnamed plaintiff for 1170 pounds against the estate of Brastue J Wilbur via Henderson Clark lawyers. A baby girl is born at St Anthony’s Hospital in Ark. A lease termination action against Herman Hollner proceeds with representation by Steiner and J Warner. Ralph Margett’s car accident at Clarke Hardware shatters a plate glass window but control is regained and no further damage occurs.
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Circuit Court
Brastue J. Wilbur
Veterson & Clark
Tion
Herman Hollner
Raley Maley
Steiner
J. Warner
Platnritt
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