Pendleton News Briefs Include Influenza and Local Events
Pendleton reports mixed influenza activity with cases on the north side of the Umatilla River and fewer on the south side. Charley Joe’s mother dies near Cayuse. drilling for boxers set for February 28 in Portland. a double funeral for Minnie Saltmarsh and her son Carl Saltmarsh is held at the Christian church.
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Charley Joe
Poka
Cayuse
Indian Agency
Cay
Charley van Polt
Umatilla
Doulte
The
Christian Church
Mia
Minnie Saltmarsh
Carl Saltmarsh
Pneumoni
Robert L. Busabarger
Cold remedy tablet with Grove’s signature box
The note instructs taking LAMATIVE HROMO QUININE Tablets for colds or influenza prevention. Look for W GROVE'S signature on the box as an identifying mark. The fragment mentions the product and the possible branding cue, but lacks full context or actionable steps.
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Grove
Irvine to Speak at Christian Church Monday Night
Portland newspaper man B F Irvine, famed locally, will address the Christian church Monday evening to promote Armenian Relief. He previously spoke at Pendleton High School graduation last June. Auction Sale Tomorrow. Pendleton residents plan to attend the Pilot Rock sales conducted by a newly organized community sales association with Col W F Yohnka in charge and W Paulus as clerk.
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BF. Irvine
B. F. Irvine
Portland
Christian Church
Irvine Io
Pendleton High School
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Salos Association
W. F. Yohnka
Paulus
First Bank of
Preewater Boy Elected Captain of Company A Baseball Team
Francia Bellar of Freewater, studying at the University of Oregon, has been elected captain of Company A baseball. The R. U. T. C. comprises four companies, each naming captains for basketball baseball boxing and track as they prepare for competitive events.
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Preewater
Francia Bellar
Freewater
University of Oregon
Company A
R. U. Toc
Pordation Progressing Well and Local Notices
Foundation work on a £20,000 apartment building by F L Kerry and Thompson Street advances with a five foot high hollow foundation. Crop reports note strong demand for hard wheats in Pendleton for seeding, especially Bluestem and other varieties. A protest letter questions Pendleton census completion, urging verification of unenumerated persons. Umatilla Agency receives $3,000 in the Indian appropriation bill for salaries, matching eight-year totals. Vicious cougars and a cattle-killing wolf are captured in the region, sparking wildlife concern. Christian Endeavor district convention set for February 13 to 15 in Pendleton with multiple speakers and delegates from Hood River to the eastern border.
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FL F. Kerry
Thompson Street
Umatilla
Teo
Washington
United States Biological Survey
Stanley Jewett
Idaho
Christian Fadeavor
Christia E Edeavor
Pendleton
Christian Endeavor
Cletics
Oregon
Hood River
Milne ‘Fay Steinmers
Portland
Walter Meyers
Eugene
Paul Brown
Mre Allen
Persia
Porth Main Wirwet
Income Tax Collectors Here in Pendleton Assist Nearby Dwellers
W. D. Chamberlain, deputy internal revenue collector, and J. J. Wilkinson of the Portland office arrive in Pendleton to aid residents in the vicinity who must make income tax preparations and filings.
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W. D. Chamberlain
Internal Revenue
J. J. Wilkinson
Porthind
Pendleton
Hair Stripe Suiting for Early Spring Dress
Wool fabric sold by the yard at three dollars. Hair stripe pattern in blue and black. Wide 48 inch material suited for dresses and easy to sew. Encourage buying a length for versatile serviceable outfits.
New Plaid Woolens for Spring Skirts and Stripes
New spring shades of plaid woolens for skirts shown with matching coats and sweaters plus many stripes. Shoppers are urged to view these fresh woolens for skirts. Yard price five fifty.
Local Market and Revival Notes From Week
Mr Chamberlain and Mr Wilkinson stay through next week after returning from Athens where returns rose sharply. Dealers report most stocks sold at a premium above 26 cents with holdings now in the hands of growers. Large belilitup in the harada of Umatilla cenunry growers likely to sell soon. Revival attendance rose with a strong chorus led by Gates for the E. U. Endeavor Convention. Sermon on The Helping Hand framed by a Kentucky drunk tale. Blue Grass leaders to speak on Saturday devices. Grains show lower prices with food fare at $42.50 and corn down to 64 cents. Oats slump with prices around 55, 59.50 and 40 a ton.
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Harada
Umatilla
Endeavor Convention
Kentucky
Portland
Foreign Exchange Affects Wihrwat Market Tone
A note on foreign exchange weakness depresses the local whet market. The present low exchange conditions are blamed for a slack tone here. Some millers report a premium of one conte over the basic price but no urgent buying or selling activity is seen.
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Foreion Exchange
Norket
Const Millers
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