Pendleton Society List Sees Students Return Home
Pendleton social notes recount returning students from University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College and other institutions. Local dances, clubs, and readings mark December events, with multiple guests from Portland, Walla Walla, Tacoma and beyond.
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Northwest
Pendleton
James Johns, Jr
Ceccil Cole
University of Oregon
Edgar Ellis
Green Agricultural College
Evelyn Sommerville
T. Mary's Academy
Portland
Cecelia Cunningham
Lyman Rice
Catherine Campbell
Dorothy Green
St. Paul's Academy
Walla
James and Cresa
Tracy Baker
University of Washington
Hans Struve
Oregon Agricultural Colleges
Claud Still
State University
Milton
East tour and holiday travels across cities
The article lists numerous residents and visitors moving about the Northwest for holidays and business. Names include Miss Gussio Sawtelle, Mrs. Willian Slusher, Miss Wilth Slusher, Miss Daphne Leasture, Mrs. J. H. Leser, Miss Amy Matthews, Mrs. Clarence Pentand, Mrs. EB Ware, Mrs. W. J. Thompson, Dr. W. Vincent, Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Miss Mamie Dunn, and others. Destinations span Hot Springs, Memphis, Portland, Baker City, Lewiston, and Europe plans.
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Amy Matthews
Clarence Pentand
Baker City
Gets Money To Bury Self In Reno Wires Family
In Reno a man named Gravitt faked his own death to extract money from his family. He wired that he had died and that a doctor named John Smith would bury him, securing 166 dollars. The hoax left his family deceived while Gravitt recovered in a hospital for excessive drinking. He came from Caddo Oklahoma semanas ago and his family did not request a body transport to Oklahoma.
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Reno
Fielder Bravitt
Goldfield
John Smith
Gravitt
Gravitt Caame
Caddo
Oklahoma
Nover
Law to bottle all domestic milk improves sanitation
L. H. Davis, state dairy and food official, argues that a law mandating bottled milk for domestic consumption from the dairy or creamery would significantly improve sanitary conditions in the milk industry. The proposal emphasizes removal of bottling tasks from informal handling and aims to standardize hygiene across the supply.
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L. H. Davis
State Dairy and Food
Bottling Milk Policy Fails To Cure All Problems
Commissioner at St Nicholas hotel argues uniform bottle sizing would guarantee correct measures. He notes bottled milk would reduce some distribution issues though not all. Citing eastern cities and state talks, he predicts winter discussion on compulsory bottling. He adds bottled service with clean bottles ensures clean milk even if drivers are splashed. From Spokane Chronicle.
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Davis
School Suspends for Year Near Myrick Station
County School Superintendent Frank K. Welles reports that district No. 69 three miles west of Myrick station has suspended school for the year and arranged to send children to the adjoining district, which will pay tuition. District No. 69 lies in the wheat region of a sparsely populated county.
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Frank K. Welles
Myrick Station
Wheat Section
Man forgives love after heartbreak not vanity fracture
A saying contrasts romantic forgiveness with vanity injury, noting a man may return to a loving partner after heartbreak but not after vanity is harmed. The remark emphasizes seriousness of vanity injuries over romantic missteps.
Churches and services listed in city churches
The column lists multiple churches with service schedules. Presbyterian at Alta and College offers Bible school at 9:30, preaching at 11, Christian Endeavor at 6:30, illustrated talk at 7:30. Church of the Redeemer notes 10 a.m. holy communion and 7:30 p.m. sermon. Christian Science holds 11 a.m. Sunday service with evening 8 p.m. midweek. reading room 2–4 p.m. Also First Christian at North Main with Bible school 9:46, communion at 11, young people 6:30, sermon 7:30. Baptist with T K Tyson preaching at 11 and 7:20. First Methodist schedules 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services, with debt campaign results to be announced. Sunday school 10 a.m., Epworth League 6:30. Strangers welcome at all.
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Alta
College Streets
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Webb and
Johnson Streets
First Christian Church
North Main Street
J. W. van Dewalker
Bible
W. F. Taylor
Young People's Society
M. E
Epworth League
N. Evans
City Under One Roof Apartment House to Hare Stores
Ocean liners that have all the comforts of home will be rivaled by an apartment house to be built on upper Broadway. The building will cover twenty six lots and will be a marvel. Among the con.
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New York
Hare
Broadway
Plans for a multi-amenity building with shops and arcade
The proposal includes a hospital, kinder swimming pool, roller skating rink, tennis courts, an ice rink in winter, a rooftop playground, and restaurants with a grille and buffets. An arcade on the first floor would house a model dairy, a butcher shop, and a drug store, with a chapel possibly added to complete the plan.
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Veniences
Y and Y Remedy No 1 Alternative and Tonic
An old era advertisement promotes Y and Y Remedy No 1 Alternative and Tonic a Chinese medicine claimed to cure Bright's disease nervous debility weak vitality consumption catarrh stomach lungs heart and inflammatory ailments. It targets kidneys with a price of 1.00 per bottle and urges druggists to stock the genuine York & York Chinese Medicine Co 210 W Main St Wallula Walin Walla WA.
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Bright
York & York Chinese Medicine CO
W. Main St
Walin Walla
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jJoud
Big United Orchestra
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Prof
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Barks
Wm. Goedecke
E. E. Baer
R. Folsom
Wm. Humphrey
Frank Hays
Co. S. Cheshire
J. Cc. McConnell
R. W. Fletcher
Mise
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Porter
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Miss Wise
University of Colorado
Ritzville
Wash
Louise Wise
A. C. Hampton
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Young People’s Dancing Club
Eagle-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Mamie Dunn
Florence Curran
Oii
University of Oregon Glee Club
Oregon Theater
Allege
Soneeters
Oregon
Wridge
Migston Hill
Pauline la Fontaine
Iva Hill
Gertrude Campbell
Jennie Perry
Ka Smith
Faye Bartholomew
Lewis Street
Richard Mayberry
George Hartman
BE. R. Swinburne
D. C. McNabb
Ladies Ald Society
C. P. Bishop
H J. Bean
Will Ingram
Mrs. Bean
Salem
Ingram
Hoo River
Inez Makin
Spokane
Mary Zurcher
Enterprise
Hoquiam
Henry J. Bean
Judge Bean
Miss Grace
Hawley Bean
Jachlan McCleay
Tacoma
A. W. Nye
W. W. Caviness
Leona Thompson
J. F. Robinson
California
Perrin
McKay Creek
William Blakey
Whoa
East
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Memphis
Tennessee
Gussio Sawtelle
Christmas
Metropolis
Willian Slusher
Penibiotos
Wilth Slusher
Portland Academy
Dile Sluather
Daphne Leasture
William Blakeley
Waeek
G. MM. Leser
Misera Hina
Lavelle Plorence
Willl
BR. Ware
Europpe
Flw. Vincent
Northwest Power and Light Managers
Charles Hamilton Willl
Ruth A. Strahorn
J. Smith
Gwendolin
Miss May Taylor
Carl Ernest Ruppe
W. H. Lytle
Ellensburg
Fred Ross
John Verton College
Edna Wissler
la Grande
Mr. G. M. Rice
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
St. Nicholas Hotel
Presbyterian Church
Christian Science
Dta
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
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