Thanksgiving quiet in Ukiah with few dinners and travel
Ukiah on Thanksgiving Day quiet with several large dinners and visitors moving through town. Snow and cold dropped the temperature, wilted houseplants, and many residents prepared for winter from Bridge Creek to Pendleton. Communities noted migrations, farm moves, and local trades as residents headed to relatives, schools, and nearby towns for the season.
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Bae Oregonian
Ukiah
Mercury
Tom Willoby
Neo Hitaway Spriven
Bridae Ores
Wahan
Uenga
David
Anderson
Band Hollow
Matton County
Charley Hynd
Wo Ewing
Thuredar
Agnes Mettle
Willow Springs
J. B. Mettle
Chinh
Clyde Holmick
Bridge Creek
John Ingram
Mandas
Buck ‘Eich
Hue Mountain
Arthur Ganiter
Pennetan
Chinger Ranch
Camas Creek
Prank Martin
Martin le
Townley
New Comna Prairie
Vkinh
Atrs
Ganger
Lasinka Ranch
Kirk
Walter Allison
Withiut Mooney
Phil Fairbanks
Charles Eveland
Long Creek
Prank Chamberlain
I. D. Kirk
Ikene
HK Afr
Sanford Chilean
Frink
Hillwrt
R. GJ Clark
25 Families Move Off Weston Mt for Winter
Weston Mountain dispatch notes 25 families leave Weston Mountain for the winter season. Among those mentioned are Mr and Mire John Hyatt and Mr and Mrs la A Dowd who mentored during the transition. Local visitors and residents described the seasonal migration pattern and community support.
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Weston Mt
Weston Mountain
John Hyatt
Millon
la A. Dowd
Duncan Folks Have Thanksgiving Feast
Duncan residents gathered for a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Dethridge. Attendees included G. E. Frederick and family, Wilbur Ide, Juanita Friedly, Str Cooper, Fred Dayla, and Richard Steppe among others. John Konvallis departed Friday for Portland on Number 17, expected to be away about a week.
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East Oregonian
Duncan
John Konvallis
Portland
W. XN. Dethridge
G. E. Frederick
Siella
Nickon
Ide Wilbur
Juanita Friedly
Str Coopers
Fred Dayla
Richard Steppe
Whitsborn
Rae WH
Pendleton News Bits and Home Visits
A string of social notes from Pendleton and Duncan reports Helen Graves and Marjorie Weber returning home after a week with relatives in Duncan. Ida Wilbur and daughter Ric, and Tin Osborn spent Saturday in the county seat. Juanita Friedly visits her parents in Pendleton. Ruswet Wilbur reports demolition of the A T C boy at Corvallis next Monday. Lena Hall returns to Weston Mountain after visits with her sister. Mrs M A McLaughtin at Duncan and Mrs Lentz visiting indefinitely at the McLaughtin home. Ida Wilbur entertains friends for dinner. fourteen covers.
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Walla Walla
Henry
Whitman College
T. C. Vert Ferguson
Reed
Hawley Mountain
Henry Slims
Broteher
Hopkins
Pendleton
Ed Tucker
Alberta
Micker
Weston
Charley’ May
Farry March
Miss Ethelwiller
Hee Slater
John Wroe
Jamve
Mer
Aire
Faust
Terence
Mik Ho V. Campton
Dienti
Tey May
Ee Par
W. le
Rayburn
Mrg
Mark Fenderson
Herman Henderson
Oiregon City
Henderson
Iene
Ade
Dayton
Wark
Leroy Drown
Henderon
Ray Jane
Eld
Hawley Mauritain
Surat
Heang
Mitchell
Tweedy
Forthern
France
Peldines
Kaiser
Bur
Helen Graves
Marjorie Weber
Marda
Betty Dethridge
Duncan
Ida Wilbur
Ric
Tin Osborn
Juanita Friedly
Ruswet Wilbur
A. T.C. Boyy
Corvallig
Lena Hall
Weston Mountain
Pevera
M- A. McLaughtin
M. A
Weston Schools Have Gratifying Attendance
Weston notes improved school turnout after a six week break. Attendance rose as teachers and pupils returned to work, while Dr. influenza and local illnesses were reported abating. Community events included a Thanksgiving service led by Rev. Howell and a focus on local residents and staff in Weston.
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East Gregonlute
Weston
Minnie Beamer
Milton
Hazel Duncan
Weeton
Walter Williams
Alethachitechures
Howell
Sallnk
Daggister
Lois
Abs
Saling
Portland
Dader Tambert
Henry Dowd
Whitmen College
Walla Walla
Weston Mountain
Violet Wriggie
Pendleton
Earl Barnett le
Lew
Mate Turner
J. ©. Turner
Ucornell
Oregon
Matt
Portland Sanitarium
Joe Hodgson
Frankits
Oregon Orator's Vision of Fraternal Brotherhood
CNEP AUSTICE OF ORDGON WAS ELES ORATOR YESTERDAY. The speaker urged linking men in a fraternal brotherhood through shared principles and active charity. He called for a grander benevolence, broader charity, and unity to advance human development and a future epoch of universal brotherhood.
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Cnep Austice
Ordgon
Eles
Vote for Women Praised for Equal Political Rights
In a political appeal Wilton lauds the efforts of Hows women and Lopert praising their work and urging equal political rights. He asserts their contributions are beyond appraisal and calls for men and women to share voting power, arguing for justice and equality based on demonstrated capability.
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Wilton
Lopert
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