Funeral Service for T. C. Oliver Held at Masonic and Methodist
T. C. Oliver died at his home west of the city at age 83 after a long illness. A longtime resident of the county, he was a Mason and a Methodist, father of R. L. Oliver and Mrs. Crucilla Neil, with another daughter Mrs. Izora Beards in California. Funeral services are set for 2:00 PM at the Oliver home and 2:30 PM at the Methodist church, with Masonic burial rites at the cemetery.
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Umatilla County
Masonic Fraternity
Methods
Masons
T. D. Oliver
R. l L. Oliver
Truman Dudley Oliver
Naparee
Bayquinta
Ontario
Canada
Western Canada
Michigan
Tillots
Missouri
R. L. Oliver
Crucilla Neil
Here
Izora Beards
Sonoma County
California
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oliver
Tallman
van Nuys
Administratrix Appointed for Hunter Estate
Mrs. Jennie M. Hunter widow of Lewis Hunter has been appointed administratrix of his estate by County Judge Gilliland. The estate is valued at 10000 dollars including a 2000 dollar life policy with Woodmen of the World. One thousand dollars of the policy benefits Kenneth Melrose Hunter, the deceased’s minor son, for whom Mrs. Hunter is named guardian.
Insurance policies noted for Hunter in Knights of Pythian
A collection of policies is described including a $1000 life policy in the Insurance department of the Knights of Pythian. The proceeds were designated payable to a now deceased individual and would, therefore, pass into the estate.
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Hunter
Woodmen
Knights of Pythian
Pendleton Eagles lodge secretary resigns after four years
R W Ritner resigned as secretary of the Pendleton Eagles at a meeting yesterday. Ben Burroughs was chosen to fill the position, A J McAlister installed as a trustee to replace J P Fink. Ritner had served continuously since the lodge formed about four and a half years ago, and the vote of thanks was presented for his faithful service.
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R. W. Rimmer
Faglee
Eagles Lodge
W. Ritner
Pendleton Ferce
Ben Burroughs
Ton
A. J. McAlister
J. P. Fink
Ritner
Pendleton Serie
Lodge
Guardian's report and guardian resignation for minors
George Peringer filed with County Judge Gilliland a report of his guardianship for Kanine Kan ine and Too-Joots-skine and tendered his resignation as guardian. It is understood other guardians will follow suit as the government shifts guardianship to agents with Agent McFatridge taking over all guardianship matters for minors under their jurisdiction.
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George Peringer
Gilliland
Kanine Kanine
Too-Joots-skine
McFatridge
Scarcity of Labor Delays Harvest in Localities
Reports from Peter Brenner T. M. Scott and Agron Peterson describe slow harvest progress in Eight Mile and Sand Hollow due to labor shortages. Wheat yields near 40-42 bushels per acre in Hight Mile and Theo Anderson’s field. a colt accident injures George Whitela but he improves. Funeral services for Mrs. Howard Lane and death of John Allerott noted. An arrest for armed disturbance ends with a $20 fine. Glen Frakes faces forgery charges. Prakem linked to a prior burglary sentence.
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T. M. Scott
Sand Hollow
Agron Peterson
Eight Mile Country
George Whitela
P. Vaughn
Theo. Anderson
Mra
Howard Lane
Lexington
A. K. Fuller
John Allerott
Eight Mile
Faily
Heppner
Masonic
Dave Adama
Shutt
Adams
Glen Frakes
Gilliam & Blabee
George Blackman
Dalles
Young Frakes
Electric Transmitaphone Brings Roof Music to Pendleton
A first of its kind transmitaphone installed at the Guernsey mule store in the Renn Building on East Court Street now provides music from the roof for Pendleton residents. A graphophone below linked by electric wires drives the transmitter horn upstairs, with more horns adaptable to other city locations. Regular phone lines cannot handle the current. New September records arrived at the music store and were opened today by Manager Clove.
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Guernsey
Renn
East Court Street
Pendleton
Musicatore
Clove
Company T to resume regular drill next Tuesday
Company L will resume regular drill next Tuesday evening. Captain M. Kern orders all members to appear in uniform. Those with issued dress uniforms must wear them. others will be fitted out soon. Drill will be brief followed by a business meeting.
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M. 5. Kern
Kern
Nothing Advertised in Pendleton Lumber Yard Adverts
A careful scan of Pendleton newspaper advertising reveals no lumber yard listed in town ads, suggesting absence of lumber yard presence or promotion in the issue.
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Pendleton Papers
Hair as a Sign of Temperament in Hair Color Beliefs
The article discusses hair color as a personality cue, noting belief that blond hair signals affection while dark hair signals constancy. It mentions baldness linked to sympathy, cites Prof Sabouraud on a germ causing baldness in rabbits, and promotes Nowbro's Horpicide with ad copy claiming to destroy the cause of baldness.
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Sabouraud
Paris
France
Nowbro
Herplalde O
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton Lodge Meeting for Funeral of Brother Oliver
All members of Pendleton lodge No. 62 A F and A M are requested to meet at 7 30 PM this evening to make arrangements for attending the funeral of our late brother T D Oliver Louis Hunziker W M
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A. F
A. M
Pendleton Lodge No. 62
T. D. Oliver
Louis Hunziker
W. M
Horses and Harness for Sale Near O R N Depot
Nine horses and harness offered for sale at a low price. Buyers urged to act quickly as the seller must depart for Italy at once. Location stated near the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Depot with daily viewings. Contact Joo Adam for details.
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Italy
Joo Adam
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Hat
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Guardian
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Morrow County
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Helpnet
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Boston
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Unsatilla County
Walker
L. Adler Bros
America
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