Pendleton News Highlights From Local School And County
Pendleton items report three new Pendleton High School entrants Clarenew Mein and Erwin Harrison from rural districts taking vocational work Harry Nelson enrolled as a special student from Eastern Oregon and a juniors versus freshmen tug of war planned for tomorrow evening at the high school County highway engineer J H Maldeck expected back from Arlington with county road data awaiting county commissioners decision James R Marple purchases 60 by 100 foot two story Kraft residence at 107 Garfield street moving in with family C B Roosevelt handles sale Mother Mary Borges appointed guardian of Ralph Borges estate with bond set at 11000 W H Morrison to Portland on business and pleasure W W Huns auto stolen near Calfax located five miles away Red Cross meeting set for tomorrow and Inland Empire Bank stockholders to meet January 8 1924
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Marple Thugs Kraft
James R. Marple
Mra
Wiliam Kraft
Garfield Street
Aft
Marple
Weat Railroad Street
Krafte
Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Advertised Medicines
An old advertisement touts Wizard Oil for rheumatism sore muscles cuts burns and stings and sprains with a money back guarantee. Wizard Liver Whips are described as pink pills priced 30 cents claimed to ease constipation or headaches.
Pendleton Couple Granted Marriage License Today
James Har old Maloney, son of former County Judge J. W. Maloney, and Misa Ida M. Childa of Pendleton received a marriage license issued today by the county clerk. Maloney is described as a wheat farmer.
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Weil
James Harold Maloney
Misa Ida M. Childa
Pendleton
Maloney
J. W. Maloney
Clerks Reach Oregon Meeting Postponed by Clerk Brown
County Clerk R T Brown says he cannot attend the yearly gathering of Oregon county clerks in Portland on December 10 and 11 due to office duties. The absence leaves the session short-handed as officials gather for the statewide meeting.
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Lerk
R.T. Brown
Dex
Oregon
Portland
Traps and bankruptcies tied to local stockmen notes
Clarence Carson moves to trap for John Day stockmen while Guien W. Smith of Suinfield faces a $545.55 judgment on promissory notes with foreclosure of a mortgage to satisfy it. Tom Smart, recovering after a fall at the Alice building stairs, suffers no broken bones as Mrs. Smart tends to him and painting resumes.
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Wil
John Diy Neston
Clarence Carson
Carson
Pendleton
Hermiston
Hermiete
Toperlment
Guien W. Smith
Suinfield
Raley, Franley & Steiner
Tom Smart
Tyler
Elk’s Club
Mrs. Smart
Commissioners Meeting Audits County Bills in 1919 Session
The county commissioners held their final monthly meeting of 1919 this morning. The session focused on auditing and endorsing county bills, with all three commissioners present. Matters are expected to be prepared for consideration tomorrow.
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Bille
Woodmen Banquet Set After Initiation Contest
Two teams organizing candidate initiations into the Woodmen of the World have 79 hopefuls with expectations to reach 100. The team with the most initiates will treat the losing side to a banquet at Park Woodmen hall next Monday night following the initiation ceremony.
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Wam
Parte Woodmen
Tiome Service Doubles Record
One hundred eight men and families were served during November by the Home Service section of the Calhilla County Red Cross, according to a month’s report by Miss Virginia Todd, secretary. This is expected to double the number served in November 1998. A revolving fund loan of $210.81 was issued, largely for men awaiting funds for vocational training.
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Home Service
Cmatilla County Red Cross
Wirginia Todd
Mies Todd
Trapping thefts in Idaho prompt hunt for skins
William for Thirt reports the loss of twenty seven coyote skins and two wild cat skins in Idaho from Ray Williams. C P Watson of the United States Biological Survey plans to depart for Idaho tonight to pursue the thieves. Watson, a former army major, will carry a gun cap tured from a German officer. The trapper Wil-Name set a world record by trapping coyotes and two bobcats in one month.
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William
Thirt
Iieho
Ray Williams
United States Biological Survey
C. P. Watson
Survey
Idaho
Mr. Watson
Thievet
Wil- Name
Doctors Can Get Liquor Permit With Revenue Form
A licensed physician may obtain alcohol for medicinal use by filing an application for a permit with the collector of internal revenue. An announcement by Harry W. Mawer, chief revenue agent, states a qualified physician is entitled to two quarts a year without bond upon completing Form.
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Collector of
Internal Revenue
Harry W. Mawer
Catarrh and Its Dangers Highlighted in Ailment Warning
The article stresses catarrh’s potential to clog airways and threaten lung health, urging immediate attention to appropriate treatment and warning readers to seek care promptly. It emphasizes the seriousness of untreated symptoms and associating risks with delayed action.
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Silat Bynon
Byron
Bynon
Salam
Rater High School
Pendieton School
Clarenew Mein
Erwin Harrison
Penton
Work
Harry Nelson
M. O. Bennett
Harney
Malheur
Baker
Union Counties
Maldeck
JH. Maldeck
Arlington
C. BK. Roonevelt
Parm Meireas
Fred Bendon
Ferndale
Mary M. Borges
Ralph S. Borge
W. H. Morrison
Calfax
W. W. Huns
Wan
Wash
Sheria T. D. Taylor
Pilot Rock
BL “Anthony's Hospital
Red Crosso
Timatila County
Red Croke
Red Crom
LL. &. Scharpt
The
Inland Empire Bank
Nbter
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Decarcusitas
Joe Kerley
Gos
Wisconsin
Grocery Department
Acts
Root
Deke Eeree
Smart Set
Binner
Lady Ruth
Fervis
Speciuc Co
Cold Springs Dance Hall
Fletcher's
Jazz Orchestra
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