Helix Happenings Sees Curfew Adopted and Staff Appointments
Helix notes at the December meeting the board adopted a curfew ordinance and appointed officers for the coming year. W H Bond becomes a school director. L D Smith, B F Myrick, J K Bott named as judges. Burr Johnston, Jeme Moore, Clarence Knight as clerks. Mrs. Richmond’s farewell for the H elix Baptist parish. Mrs. Hugh Walker seriously ill nearby. The Athena Mercantile to close. plans to hire an extra teacher face legal technicality.
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Helix
Board of
L. D. Smith
B. F. Myrick
J. K. Bott
Burr Johnston
Jeme Moore
Clarence Knight
W. H. Bond
Horace Walker
Pendletor
B. B. Richards
Welser
Idaho
The
Baptist Church
F. H. Richmond
Hugh Walker
Athena Mercantile Company
Borderland to Be Presented by Local Talent at Umatilla
Umatilla notes report coal famine looming as O R N officials inspect operations led by M J Buckley. Local talent rehearses Borderland under Rev G L Lovell with plans for a schoolhouse program. Guests include Walter Fraser and P Pendleton party. wheat shipments clog yards. Celluloid handkerchief and recktic mens goods offered at Owl Ten House.
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Con
Er. G. L. Lovell
Pr. Smith Culiel
Fallilyee
Umatilla
P. F. Davidson
Smith
Pendleton
J.P. Fallihee
Elmer Knight
R. &N. Co. Hina Dle
G. L. Lovell
Wehoal House
Walter Fraser
Pandleton
K.E. Calvin
M. J. Buckley
Walsh
Owl Ten
Milton News Briefs on Families and Travel
Milton notes report extensive visits and relocations. Theo Romero and companions wrap a winter visit in Tacoma before returning home. Mrs Laur of Cottonwood travels east then plans a move to Milton to occupy a newly purchased home. J L Frasier suffers rheumatism. Jennie Butler wintering in Klamath Falls with her aunt. Mr and Mrs R B Frasier head to Portland and then north after holidays to visit Mrs Frasier's mother. Seventy one additions mark a revival at the Christian Church, with three weeks of meetings and new members. Mr and Mrs J F Wilder move to Pullman to reside.
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Romero
Klamath
Pullman
Tacoma
Portland
Milton
Theo
BA. Puulton
Meare A
A. Wilsdme
Lane Hoon
Fred Laur
Cottonwood
C.F. Berry
J. L. Frasier
Jennie Butler
Klamath Falls
Ore
8. D. Griswale
Chirch
Christian Church
Pullan
J. F. Wilder Tertt
Free shaving comes to Portland as barbers return
In Portland the sight of a crowded street offering free shaves draws throngs of idle locals as former barber colleges aim to reclaim the trade. Messrs Cole and Hayworth insist the barber trade will be revived despite the State Barbers Commission’s actions, noting their teachers were not licensed barbers.
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Flamere
Land
Portland
Otter Barber Collegen
Mr. Hayworth
Histe Barbers Commission
Idaho
Unclear Transcribed Message From Whitman County Trade Items
Fragmented OCR text mentions Washington and Portland, with references to ports and shipments. It cites Whitman County figures, a war trade note, and various place names including New York Chicago Minneapolis and North Shile, plus weather notes and horticulture terms. The content is garbled and difficult to extract a coherent news item from.
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Vielting
L. L. Berry
Walla Walle
Toenn
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