Pendleton News Briefs From How City and Surroundings
Northern Grain & Warehouse Co. chief Hert Huntley returns from Portland. Mrs H A Hartehorn, Pendleton inmate and Baptist choir leader, visits Albertson Minnesota. Banfield of Parker & Banfield leaves for Mortland on business for temple project. Sgt William Myers leaves for Port George Wright Spokane after Thanksgiving leave. Mayor Valuehan and City Attorney Fee travel to Portland to represent Pendleton on rewards for Ki Per- Inger and J N Hargess. $7000 subscribed. Doherty receives check for auto burn, adjustments noted. Weather and local farm notices from Curdane to Columbian. Milton charter vote and $625,000 bond plan for warrants and streets. US Biological Survey pamphlet mailed by First National Bank Bend on jack rabbits. Ethel Murdock demonstrates Olympic flour use at Gray’s. Delta store window expansion for holiday display. Eva Winsor learns of father C H Everly’s death in Nebraska. Weston Woman’s Club nets $200 for community kitchen equipment. Pendleton Roller Mill awarded government contract for 600 barrels December flour at $0.65 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John L. Valuehan
James A. Fee
Pendleton
George Ki
Per- Inger
J. N. Hargess
Pendleton High Students Return After Thanksgiving Week
After a week of vacation observed by Treachere Institute and Thanksgiving, Pendleton high school students returned to class refreshed. The Christmas holiday arrives later, lasting over three weeks, with instructors outlining and reporting their work plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treachere’ Institute
Pendleton High School
Dell Hour Given to Athletics at Pendleton Drill
Commandant Earl BK led a morning drill period focused on athletics and the Boy Cadet Core. Military affairs and the Athletic Circus were discussed as Pendleton opponents’ Thanksgiving football scores were noted, with optimism for upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
Earl BK. Fir Schman
Nyme
Pendleton
Newt Saad
Brother of Aircraft Exec Visits City to See Kin
A distant relative of Charles Drotgian, referenced as brother of Brownlow of the Acy Atcraft Corporation, was noted during a summer meeting in the city. The report mentions a local man and an airplane bringing news of the kin, with unclear details about the sequence of events and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F Brownlow
Acy Atcraft Corporation
Charles Drotgian
Brownley Wee
Civil Service Clerical Examination Scheduled for Feb 7 1926
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a first grade clerical examination in this city on February 7 1926 to fill vacancies in Customs Internal Revenue and other federal service branches. Applications and information pamphlets available from the local secretary board of Civil Service Examiners at the post office or from the Secretary U S Civil Service District 209 Foster Building Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Customs
Internal Revenue
Federal Service
Board of Civil Service Examiners
U. S. C. Service District
Fost
Flulding
Beattle
Washington
Dewey Gervais Rising Leader at O A
Dewey Gervais of Penmileton is gaining prominence in college affairs. He is elected treasurer of the freshman class and "skipper" for "Bemper I. della," a group of O A men who served in the Marines. He will attend the National Students' Convention in Des Moines Iowa as a delegate from the student body, seen as influential in addressing moral and social issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Gervais
O. A
Bemper I. Della
Unite States Marines
Bainty
Des Moines
Iowe
Geevals
Rabbit poisoning trial aims to curb vermin plague
Hermiston farmer Franck C. Parks reports using a poisoned oat mix with alfalfa hay to kill 100 rabbits in a wheat field. The experiment, designed to be deployed when snow covers the ground, seeks to encourage rabbits to ingest the poison as winter feeds. County agriculture official Fred Bennion notes farmers hope snow will be on the ground, but it may also proceed before snowfall to boost effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck C. Parks
Hermiston
Bnsotoful
Farnere
Fred Bennion
Coyote and Bobcat Removals Reported by Federal District
Stanley Jewett of the United States Biological Survey Pendleton district announced the annual removals for August and September totaling 2.455 percent. The effort employed 65 trappers, with furs sold to the U.S. treasury. October to December fur sales peak due to weather, though fewer male animals are trapped in July August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon, Wethington and Trahe
United States Biological Survey
Pendleton
United States
Stanley Jewett
United Staton
Etober
Avicuet
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Hert Huntley
Northern Grain & Warehouse Co
Albertien
H. A. Hartehorn
the Baptist Church
Albertson
Minnesota
Warry le Banfield
Parker & Banfield
Mortland Mawt
Hik's
Deparia
William A. Myors
Charles Myers
Port George Wright
Spokane
Tacoma
Peench Pfere
Peenok
Curdane
Ln Io Ipelty
Mrr
Freoh
Gordane
Columia
Fredennion
Columbian
Milton To Voto
Miltons
First National Bank of
Bend
A. Ward
Ethel A. Murdock
Gray's Grocery
Delta
Delta Confectionery
Vother
Nebraska
Eva Winsor
C. H. Everly
Binhone
Merdiey
Aobrasia
Oir Everly
Weston Clah
Weston
Conmmmunty Hall
Mies
Ella May Harmon
Notier
W. Schwarteenberg
A. Resolve
Der
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Joe Kerley
Real Estate
Crain
Sid
Ading Store
Kuppenheimer
House of Kuppenheimer
Belber
Belcher
Venice
Carrickmacross
Filet
Point Venice
Art Antique
Marseilles
She, Earl
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