Pendleton Notes On Roads Fire and Family News
Pendleton items report D Teel of Koho proceeds to Portland and Corvallis for drainage meeting, Frank Griggin is temporarily blind from snow glare, Charles Lane thanks firemen for averting spread at Telephone Garage blaze, John Grimes heads to California to visit brothers, J C Mawkina notes fears for fall wheat, Max Gorskie to return from Canada, A Denny says fruit in Freewater undamaged, a dog dies after coyote bite, Captain Caldwell visits from Howeburg, Viva Marie Vaughan born to Mr and Mrs Carl Vaughan, Edgar W Smith visiting from Port land about Astoria Flouring Mill progress, Hood River reports four feet of snow, Arch ie McIntyre notes snow from Stanfield to Hood River, potential move of Highway Office due to heating issues, Laure C Scharpf buys Phelps home, Jiggers Joerdels arrested then exiled to dig wells, duck season closes tomorrow with New Year meal plans.
Weston Wheat Good in Weston Vicinity Reports
A. W. Lundell reports fall wheat in the Weston area looks green and flourishing with no frost damage. He notes fields show young growth above ground, in contrast to colder Pendleton and Athena areas where temperatures have been higher recently. Navy Pay Increases Due. An anticipated 20 percent pay rise for enlisted sailors earning under $12 monthly is likely, with officers' pay rising 10 percent. a chief petty officer could see $99 monthly on acting appointment and $126 on permanent appointment.
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Weston
A. W. Lundell
East End
Athena
Woaton
Pendleton
Navy
Congress
Ralph Carr
Pendleton Station
Sleek sleet causes many injuries on icy streets
Early morning sleet coated sidewalks and roads, sending pedestrians to the pavement while horses slipped and autos skidded. Dozens were bruised, with drivers using chains to regain grip as officials urged caution in the slick conditions.
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Sigypery
Orpheum Theatre Aids Winter Relief in St Louis
Martin Beck of the Orpheum circuit promises to donate all proceeds from upper circle admission to winter relief work of the Salvation Army in St Louis. Edward J. Sullivan, local manager, arranging the contribution as the largest donation yet for the season.
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ST. Louis
Servation Army
St Louis
Martin Beck
Orpheum Circuit
Edward J. Sullivan
Beck
Upper Circle
Salvation Army kettle station at upper entrance
A guardian will guard a kettle at the upper entrance of the Salvation Army building. Admission is by donation with no fixed charge. each person gives what they believe is right. The admission policy is described as part of the event.
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Erndon
Salvation Army
Peteon
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Frank Griggnin
Lance
Charles Lane
Will
John Grimes
Portland
California
Hoe
J. C. Mawkina
Gorfle
Max Gorskie
Toronto
Prul
Denny
Freewater
Stevens County
Wash
Tables
Captain Caldwell
Leo I. Caldwell
Howeburg
Roseburg
Carl. Vaughan
West Webb Street
Viva Marie
Edgar Smith
Edgar W. Smith
Portlund
Astoria
Hood River
Dallen
Archie McIntyre
Mood River
Mr. McIntyre
Stanfield
High A
M. C. Bennett
Scharpf
Phelps
Laure C. Scharpf
D. D. Phelps
Madison
Martin Jatreets
Scharpfs
Kart Court Street
Feharets
West Raley
John Joordels
Jiggers
Gerald
Joerdels
Guy Wyrick
Guy Matlock
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Roceries
Privat Aa
Joe Kerley
Opie
Pendleton’s
Orpheum Theatre
Fashion Park
Madras
Elis
Piddie Creek
Ark
Kanga City
Copenhagen
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