Pendleton News Highlights From Portland and Nearby
Pendleton community notes report a Portland business trip by a local dealer, a daughter summoned to Seattle for Caroline Sharp who suffers Spanish influenza, and Rev Bustabarger skipping the Northwest Church Parliament due to London revival meetings. Also updates on quarantine release for Mayor Vaughan, Walker and Sunday passing through on their Wood campaign, Pendletonians vacationing at Lange Beach, and local recoveries from influenza plus clinic visits.
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le Bustabarger
Dalles
Becaus
London
Hinabarger
Water damage on wheat fields from late-season floods
Water has damaged wheat fields on farms with steep hillsides as runoff forms ditches through weeded acreage. Channels dug by floodwaters will force replanting and plowing, and farmers believe this year’s damage is more widespread than in several seasons.
White Mags for Fed Cros Demand Pendleton Aid
Red Crow officials call for clean white magnifying items and rays. Pendleton residents urged to donate at the Ted Crows rooms in the federal building. Travel reports note roads to Walla Walla improve to Milton then Oregon's worse.
Stockman James Main Attends National Livestock Meeting
Chiah Stockman reports that James Main of Ukiah, a well known stock man from Unwtilla county, attended the national meeting of the American Livestock Association in Spokane. Mr Mole serves on the association's executive board.
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Chiah
James Main
Ukiah
Unwtilla County
Pendleton
American Livestock Association
Spokane
Mr. Mole
Councilman McMonles Recovers, Hints at City Business Meeting
Councilman F J McMonles, who had been under quarantine for influenza, has recovered and returned to his duties. City officials are now back on track and a council meeting may be held Wednesday night to transact business.
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Cooncilman McMonles
F. J. McMonles
Colona Men Pay Pines On Gambling Fines
Lonie Johnson and George Perry, after serving most of 12 day sentences for gambling, paid the remaining fines and were released. Johnson paid 7.50 dollars and Perry 4 dollars. Before leaving, the jail chief took a net of loaded dice belonging to one prisoner.
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Colona
Pines
Lonie Johnson
George Perry
Mrs Kissinger Passes After Illness at Home
Mrs. Mary Kissinger Posers and Mrs. May Kissinger died of pneumonia Saturday evening after a chronic illness at 217 Turner Street. She was 23, leaving a husband and a two year old son. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Newcoms of Pendleton, two sisters, and four brothers. Body taken to La Grande for burial.
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Mary Kissinger Posers
May Kissinger
Turner Street
H. J. Newcoms
Pendleton
la Grande
Dies Dallowing Operation Claims Mrs Hillyard
Mrs C d Hillyard died at Hot Lake Sanitarium after a week post op. She was 28, survived by husband employed by Frank Griggs and her mother Mrs A A Keys of Weston. Body to Weaton for interment. The Hillyards lived at 302 Evert Altw Street.
District Attorney in Salem Prepares for Supreme Court Appeal
Salen District Attorney Roscoe I Keator and Attorney General Brown plan to argue before the supreme court on Thursday in the state v C 2 Moss appeal. Moss, a Lake County stockman, appealed the decision. Keator was appointed by the district attorneys association to present the state's case. The hearing, set for December, was postponed due to illness of one of Moss's attorneys.
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Salen
Roscoe I. Keator
Salem
Brown
Supreme Court
Va C
Moss
Lake County
Mos
Keator
District Attorneys Association
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Koepke Joins Cadet Court on University Roll
Arnold Koepke of Athena becomes member of the University of Oregon military tribunal formed to handle cadet corps delinquencies. Other members include Captains Barble and Garrett, Lt. Allyn, and Judge Advocate Thornton with Sgt. Robert R. Martin assigned as adviser.
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Koepke
Arnold Koepke
Athena
R. O.T
University of Oregon
University Cadet Corpa
John Barble
Portland
Byron Garrett
Hillaboro
William P. Allyn
William Thornton
Wrobert R. Martin
United States Army
Letter to Harold Brock Returned After 16 Months
A long lost letter from the Umatilla Patriotic Service League mailed November 8, 191%, to Harold Brock now in the navy, returned this morning after nearly 16 months of search. It was misaddressed and stamped at Washington's navy department, bearing holiday greetings and Round-Up city postcards sent by Secretary M. Chessman. It will be forwarded to Mr. Brock in Eugene.
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Teturnas
Umatilla Patriotic Service League
Harold Brock
Navy
Navy Department
Washington
Mons
M. Tt. Chessman
Brook
Eugene
Ready to wear department showcases new Spring dresses and suits
The article notes dresses of equal interest and promises to please shoppers. An advance showing of new Spring suits and dresses is now available for inspection in our ready to wear department.
New Sweaters for Spring Wear in Crochet Stitch
Readable ad item promoting spring sweaters in crochet stitch with new styles and colorings. Prices range from 12.50 to 19.50 and sizes vary.
Frank Glaze Joins East Oregon Division in Business
Frank Glaze, recently excused from an army hospital in Pennsylvania, accepts appointment with the East Oregon organ of a felet ant in the business and advertising department. He resides in the city but has been absent several months while in army service.
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Frank Glaze
Pennsylvania
Ciy
Rainfall Report Shows January Below Normal
January precipitation totaled 1.17 inches, 0.42 inches below normal, with 7 killing frost days. January 15 reached a high of 67, while January 7 and 9 dropped to 9 above. Nineteen clear, 10 partly cloudy, and two cloudy days were recorded.
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Lee Moorhouse
Texas
Cattle Feeding School Planned for Ila Grande
Sivco in Umatita county stockmen plan a cattle feeding school in Ila Grande on March 25 and 26. Topics include steer fattening options with and without hay or silage, wintering calves and yearlings, feed choices, and the effect of wintering methods on gains and costs. The use of fencing for manure filtering will also be covered.
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Umatita County
Ila Grande
Une Dineusjstoms
Oregon
Widow Throngly Foes. Ar. and Mra FS Bynen trip east with three children
A brief item notes widow Throngly Foes Ar and Mra FS Bynen plan travel with their three children, leaving home for a six week period beginning next night, journeying through the east.
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Mra
Bynen
Sitiing
Unclear travel plans with schooling and recovery notes
The text describes a trip to Portland and Salem with a plan to place a girl in Salem school and two others in a military school in the east. It notes the trip blends business and pleasure. Junige Poo recovered and Juge James A. Fee recovered from a two week illness and can resume practice.
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Portland
Salem
Junige Poo
Juge James A. Fee Hae
Ines
Pendleton grocer joins local trading company after war service
Arthur Gerald and Arthur Fite Gerald return to Pendleton from military service aboard the U S shipping boat at Spat, resume civilian life in town, with Mr Kite Gerald accompanying to Walla Walla for a brief visit to Judge and Mrs Thomas Pitt Gerald.
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Arthur Tly Gerald
Arthur Fite
Gerald
U. 8
Spattho
Pendleton
Pendieton Trating Co
Kite Gerald
Walla Walla
Fite Gerald Iakon
Thomas Pitt Gerald
Revival Services At First Christian Church Draw Big Crowds
Evangelistic meetings fill First Christian Church as P A Guttn sine preaches "The Ninety and Nine" and urges charity. Pastor Ken RO Hoecstarger will next lecture on Young Men and Women on Mercy May. Special services run nightly at 7 20 except Saturday with no admission charged and open invitations. Evangelist Whiteite plans to depart Los Angeles soon to join the revival campaign.
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Moechint
First Christian Church
Pendleton
Los Angeles
Printed Foulards Trend For Elegant Wardrobes
Printed Foulards are again in favor and will be worn by the best dressed women. We're showing a few new designs and patterns that will give you an idea of what's to come. They are exclusive dress lengths. No two alike.
Silk Poplin Dress Fabric In All Leading Shades
Silk Poplin available at 1.25 dollars per yard promising stylish dresses. The fabric offers good wear and easy to tailor. Available in all leading shades for immediate selection.
Flannel fabric offered for sport wear in wide shade range
The advertisement promotes a plum of golf flannel priced at four fifty and five dollars. The fabric measures 56 inches wide and is described as ideal for sport coats and skirts. It notes a coat requires about 244 yards of the material.
Wool Jersey Dresses and Suits in Spring Shades
A local shop promotes wool jersey dresses and suits at 4.50 and 5.00, urging shoppers that the material is the best. The ad highlights new spring shades and invites customers to visit and see the collection.
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Jersey
Why I am Yankophile in Chilean Eyes
A Chilean writer for Ultimas Noticias recalls U.S. customs and social order to explain why he admires the Yank lifestyle. He cites public order, respect for police, polite crowds, orderly queues, and clean streets as key differences, noting broad religious diversity and democracy coexisting with government.
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Santiago
Chile
Ultimas Nuticias
United States
Viking
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