Rebuilding Burned House On Mill Street
Pendleton notes report Henry Latourelle leading workers to rebuild a burned house on Mill Street long needed repairs. Miss Genevieve Clark improves after a severe typhoid fever, healing at Water Street home. Engineer Henry Carpenter oversees motor car overhaul in Portland. Steam train expected back in service within ten days. Stayton woolen mill man Jack Wilbur travels from Union to Athena then Stayton to pursue woolen mill purchase.
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Henry Latourelle
Mill Street
Clark
Genevieve Clark
Geo. H. Clark
Water Street
Portland
Henry Carpenter
Stayton Mul
Jack Wilbur
Union
Athena
Goea
Stayton
Court Will Hire Expert For County Books Vett
The county court met in adjourned session to select a competent man to ex pert the county officers accounts. No action was taken today and a decision likely tomorrow. Mrs Meier Wins Divorce From David Meier After Felony Conviction. He was found guilty of stealing a carpet cleaner from Louis Cargill and sentenced to one year in prison. Mrs Meier resumes maiden name Cargill. Attorney Will M. Peterson represented her.
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Vame
Meier
Louis Cargill
Glee Club Soloist From Local Grad Sings Tomorrow
Glen Storie, Oregon Glee club tenor and local high school graduate, resumes the college warblers second season in concert here tomorrow night. He imitates his elder brother in reaching the high notes and portrays Herr Dinkelspiel in the program finale sketch.
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Storie
Glen Storie
University of Oregon
Oregon Glee Club
Young Storie
College Warblers
Herr Dinkelspiel
Pendleton Schools Begin Vacation Soon
Pendleton school children will start vacation Thursday at noon and stay through Tuesday morning January 3. New Year’s Day Sunday suggests Monday as a holiday, so the board will not resume work until the 3rd. Grade schools plan Christmas exercises, some tomorrow afternoon and some Thursday morning.
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Pendleton
Stanfield Roosts Hold High Grade Chickens in Show
Judge Himer Gimlin, renowned poultry expert, declares Stanfield a leading poultry town after a recent show where breeders Dr. J. R. With White Wyandottes, Buchanan with Black Lanshans, Hazen with White Orpingtons, and ushers with Silver Spangled Hamburgs won honors. Mr and Mrs George G Carrier depart for an East tour to Chi erro St Paul and Michigan, planning to stock spring millinery. C Ernest Rowe and rancher party visit Pendleton for shopping, while Deputy District Attorney Fred Steiner travels to Amatilind and Athena on official business.
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Stanfield
Himer Gimlin
United States
Aize
J. R
Buchanan
Hazen
George G. Carrier
Carrier Millinery
Ghierro
St. Paul
Michigan
Ernest Rowe
Tofay
Pendleton
Fred Steiner
Amatilid
Athena
Ms Office
Pendleton Lodge Elects Officers For Next Term
Pendleton Lodge No. 62 A F A M elected officers for the next term. Wil R. Wyrick was named W M, Clift I Hellinger senior warden, Wy fanacs Fes WIP Moore treasurer, Joel Parkes secretary, B A ownerts tyler, and Thomas J. Tweedy trustee. Installation with Bushee chapter Eastern Star set for St Johns night December 27. Semi public ceremony invites all members to witness.
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Madons
Pendleton Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Wil R. Wyrick
W. M
Clift I. Hellinger
Fanacs Fes
Five Pace Police Judge Sits on Morning Docket
Five people appeared before Judge Fits Gerald in police court this morning to answer for offenses. Turner, Frank Kelly and George Wilson were given until 2 o clock to appear in the city, while Frank Edwards and William Jones were each sentenced to three days in the city jail. Jones, the young Indian just back from Montana, celebrated his release with bootlegging and was halted by police.
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Pace
Gerald
Answ
Turner
Frank Kelly
George Wilson
Frank Edwards
William Jones
Jones
Montana
Wary Foes of Witches Turn on Politicians
A sharp tongue and mock bravado mark the speaker as they claim kinship with forebears who burned witches. The rhetoric shifts to belittling politicians, promising scorn and a public rebuke in pointed, satirical fashion.
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Atake
Polla
Death blow dealt Pennsylvania trust
The United States court of appeals appears to have crushed the Temple Iron company a key vehicle for coal barons. The ruling bars railroads and other interested corporations from voting their Temple stock, signaling the likely end of the company and its role as a distributor for Pennsylvania coal holdings. The decision is said to disrupt a network used to fix prices and control the industry.
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Philadelphia
Penn
United States Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
Temple Iron Company
Tem- Tr
Commerce Committee Backs Two ICc Nominees McChord Meyerq jay
The Senate committee on commerce in Washington on December 20 reported favorably on the nominations of C. C. McChord and B. C. Meyerq jay to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Commerce
C. C. McChord
B. C. Meyerq Jay
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Ola
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Americas
Smiths
Sawtelles
Dinary Make
Dick Sullivan
Pendleton Dye Works
East Alm
Phome Main
Wonder Store
Grocery
the House OF Quality
Walsh
Mgr
Newsy
Boston
Pennsylvania Trust
Commerce
California Fig Syrup Co
Schaefer's
Algo
A. L. Schaefer
Owl
Court Street
OWL Tea House
Ingram’s Grocery
Main
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