Pendleton Normal School plans dormitory expansion and funding
President He Preach of the Wee ton Normal School reports strong attendance and improved facilities. Lawmakers will visit to review funding for the Fulton era. A new dormitory is planned to handle growth, with the school operating at low costs. Salvation Army runs a free employment agency in Pendleton. Hibeard Wyatt and Cathren Mibeard wed at Hotel Bickers with Wyatt a notable sheepman. Valley Lumber Co. has 4,000,000 feet of logs ready for Ste Craig Mountain mill this winter.
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Weeton
Camberral
Hinkeley
Waldo
Dalton
Smith and Paree
Cole
Mcliiies
Institutie
Tree Employment Bureau
Esilvation Army
Army Corps
Aemy
Hibeard-Wyatt
Fred Wyatt
Mies Cathren
Mibeard
Bickers
A. EH. Sundermii
Wyatt
Busine
Archie Cooper
Laurel County
Kentucky
Pendleton
the Valley Lumber Company
Ste Craig Mountain
Idaho
Notable visitors and locals seen in Pendleton today
A parade of residents and visitors frequented Pendleton, including J Adame of Meacham Creek and T J Kirk of Athena. Others shown visiting or returning from trips include H G Newport, Frank Spike, E Johnson and wife, John Lambirth of the First National Bank, Watt and Alma Gordon, W Swart of Bingham Springs, and William Chamberlain. Local officials, doctors, and clergy were also in town for business, hospital work, and meetings.
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J. Adame
Meacham Creek
T. J. Kirk
Athena
Pendleton
H.G. Newport
Frank Spike
Reho
E. Johnson and Wife
Meacham
John T. Lambirth
First National Bank
St.Louis
Watt
Alma Gordon
Holts
Cooked Food Sale At Standard Grocery New Orleans
The women of the Congregational church will sell cooked food all day tomorrow at the Standard Grocery New Orleans Dec 2. The transport Sumner carrying Congressman Hepner and other congressional party members to Panama to inspect conditions arrived today. They disembark tonight and will receive a public reception tomorrow.
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The
Congregational Church
New Orleans
Sumner
Hepner
Congressional Party
Panama
Free Christmas Dinners for Pendleton Poor by Salvation Army
Ensign Paul Heisinger calls Pendleton residents to support Salvation Army Christmas food baskets for needy families. Thousands of dinners including turkey or chicken, bread, butter, vegetables, fruit and nuts are prepared. Send postal or mail to 610 West Bluff Street to help, with gifts of money or provisions requested.
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Pendleton
Salvation Army
Xena
Paul Helsinger
Balvation
Atvonce
Paul Heisinger
West Bluff Street
Fire Extinguished Quickly in Public Demonstration
A dry powder fire extinguisher demonstration drew a large crowd at Main and Alla streets last night. A wood pile with coal oil burned fiercely until the extinguisher, used for about four seconds, put the fire out. Mr. Menard will visit soon to discuss the device with local officials. Also noted were real estate transfers in Milton and a report from Salem about morphine related insanity.
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Main
Alla
Savings Bank
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Main and
Alta Streets
Raench
Pinthusiastic
Mal
Paris
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
A. C. Koeppen Brothe
W. Swart
Bingham Springs
William J. Chamberlain
Athens
Will Wyrick
Dave
Charles Cameron
0. R. & N. Bridge
Dean Hamilton
Weebon
J. Mudge
Beho
Buekers
T That City
W. PF. Butcher
Baker City
Joseph Lyons
Walla Walla
Aivah White
Sioux City
St. Louis
Davies
Salem
State Hospital
Inlane
Kich
Buffington
George Marsh
Weston
Onn Marsh
Edward Marah
W. 8
Holt
Presbyterian Field Tilskionary
Oregon
Freewater
Portland
Milton
Evangelist Needham
David BE. Helmick
Duncainville
Long Creek
W. BH. Bwin
Union
W. G. Cole
George Lindgreen
St. Anthony's Hospital
Sabrin Hopper
Umatilla County
T. B. Swearingen
Horsal Bhoe Curve
the People’s Warehouse
Waeed
Lnc
Peoples Warehouse
Holiday Buying
Hansiker
Mary
Stert
L. Hunziker
Main Street
Treal
Fred Frencig
Frank Countryman
Mary B. McAllister
Melia Sams
Riverside
PE. Buffington
Peron
T. D. Taylor
Salem Statesman
China
Frazier’s
Goodman- Thompson Co
CTS
Hosaka
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