Prison fines and football clash highlight week in review
A December report shows city fines totaling 671.60 from fines paid into the treasury and street department receipts. Police arrested 76, including women paying for disorderly houses. Fines included 25 for selling liquor without license and 1 for peddling without license. The local football match saw Milton College suffer a 2 touchdown loss to the Academy, in a two game series with a prior 6 to 0 victory by Milton on their grounds. The Academy team, boosted by new players, promises a fast contest if matched with Pendleton High School after Thanksgiving.
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Milton College
Academy
Milton
Boye
Pendleton
Eleven Minute Game Beats Columbia College
The Pendleton Academy team defeated Columbia College in a rapid match that concluded in just eleven minutes on Saturday afternoon, showcasing a dominant performance by Pendleton.
Prescription Quality Promise
The notice asserts that prescriptions filled by the pharmacy contain only the doctor prescribed ingredients with no substitutions. It emphasizes adherence to the physician's formulation and a commitment to using the prescribed components.
Dozen Offenders Appear Before Pendleton Judge Fite Gerald
Judge Fite Gerald presided over a forenoon session listing twelve offenders in Pendleton. Most were drunk or disorderly. several faced fighting charges. Fines ranged up to $10 and jail terms from three days to suspended sentences. Johnson faces additional liquor sale charges to Indians. The note adds a separate line: the United States has 10,000 school teachers.
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Pendleton
Fite Gerald
John Williams
R. V. Hutchins
William Hickey
Pinto Oclain
Henry Pond
Allen Padewah
Hank Wauh
P. C. Elliott
Indian Pile
Ben Johnson
Johnson
R. E. Campbell
Campbell
Main Street
Portland Homebuilding Co seeks buyers for University Park lots
A Portland firm promotes real estate investments by selling 100 contracts for 100 50 by 100 foot lots in University Park. Buyers pay $5 down, $6 monthly, with $1000 house builds drawn among fund contributors. Interest accrues and is redistributed to earlier payers, aiming to raise lot values as sales advance.
Mail at Your Door Brings Street Numbers to Pendleton
Pendleton introduces door to door mail service with white enamel boxes at street corners marked The mail carriers Louis Larone Ardle BE Finch Harold Warner and Charles E Hicks districting the city into three zones Water street in District 2 Main street west is District 5 east of Main is District 1. Deliveries start at 6 am and 4 pm with walks required for free delivery. Residents must include street numbers on addresses to receive mail and a directory will be made from occupant lists. Local officials and residents, including Postmaster Livermore and Assistant French, work to implement forms and arrangements with area merchants and other officials amid community updates.
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Pendleton
Uncle Sam
Cartiers
Louis Larone
iClrde BE
Finch
Harold Warner
Charles E. Hicks
Water Street
Main Street
Main
Warner
Larone
Liv Jermmore
Ivy
Bret
Mary
Livermore
French
Personal visitors from multiple towns gathered in Pendleton
Milton, Athena, Helix, Pilot Rock, Walla Walla and other locations are represented by residents in Pendleton. People include Will Kirk, J M B Gerking, B F Marlin, C H McGhee, Mrs M A Grant, Irving Wilson, J Roulstone, C J Holcomb, George Done, Biella Alexander, G Ellis, August Arp, B L Kidwell, ES Bennet, J Bennett, J H Dunworth, Pearl McDuff, H W Learn, De Plamadon, E D Severance, R Moore, Mrs A Kirk, J J Stubblefield, Henry H Former, W M Peterson, Dr Frank Smith, and others visiting or staying at local hotels.
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Will Kirk
Milton
J. M. B. Gerking
Athena
B. F. Marlin
Meacham
C. H. McGhee
Local Fire Department Officer Election Held This Evening
Elections for officers in the local fire department proceed this evening at the station. Chief candidates include W. R. Withee and Joe Ell, with former chief BH Stillman declining to run again. Anderson and Vanda seek second assistant posts as nominations continue.
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Itis
W. R. Withee
Joe Ell
BH. J. Stillman
Olf
Anderson
Vanda
Pamels
Seconq
Oiebiter
Union Inventor E Sherman Develops Wagon Brake Improvement
Union citizen and teamster Mrs E Sherman has perfected a friction wagon brake device that keeps blocks free from the wheels when not in use. The improvement promises great benefit to wagon users and a patent is pending according to the Union Republican.
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Union
Walters versus Bergevin suit filed for judgment
John Walters and Josephine Bergevin sue Thomas Bergevin seeking judgment for 199 dollars alleged due for services as a sheep herder. Carter and Raley appear as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Visit in the East for George Demott
George Demott leaves his grocery store and travels east for three months to visit friends and relatives in Illinois New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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George
Demott
Clinois
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Knights to Work Second Rank at Damon Lodge No 4
Knights of Pythias Damon Lodge No 4 will work tonight in the second rank. All knights are requested to be present. L W Held, Cc. tt, W Fletcher, K of R and,
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Damon Lodge No. 4
Sentenced to State Penitentiary for Forgery
E Finch received two years in the state penitentiary for uttering fake checks totaling about forty dollars. He admitted guilt and implicated Oman, who pled not guilty and plans to fight the case. Finch pleaded for mercy citing family, drinking, gambling, and bad company. Finch’s father sought clemency after the sentence. William Morris, tied to the Helix safe blowing, was arraigned again on another charge but denied guilt and will stand trial.
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E. Finch
Finch
Oman
Eee Attey
Pinch
Young Finch
Halley
Ellis
Pendleton pupil suffers broken forearm during public football practice
Jock Bushnell sustains a badly fractured forearm after a tumble during football practice with Pendleton public school students. He was injured in a routine scrimmage as players tackled and rolled. The piece notes a prior shift from horses to motor vehicles in Paris omnibus service, with 10,679 horses previously and about 2,000 replaced by motor vehicles.
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Jock Bushnell
Pendleton
Paris Omnibus Company
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