Pendleton News Notes Include Driver Caps and School Events
The Pendleton column records drivers from the Torker and Quedrcke wearing caps this morning after company orders. It notes Story Hour Comore, the Pendleton Fire Lodge event, and a fundraiser for grades two through four. A divorce case involves Josephines Dieffenbach and Lew Henry Dieffen, with a complex lineage and name changes. The local teams head to Ta Grande for a hockey league, while a separate girls’ squad plans a game tomorrow. The high school paper Pedroges expands online, and a student newspaper growth is noted. A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. Molmes of Mieth. Oakland Sixes are purchased by Dean Willaby of Athena. Licensed workers include Hoenn and Mark Brown joining James Mansi. Mary Minkler also appears in the society notes.
Nico at Long Tower Weather Report Update
Weather at Lane Reach Cant is reported by J A Baewell, now at the southern Tomar. Some Fondieton folks discuss preparations for returning home as summer arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nico
Long Tower
Lane Reach
J. A. Baewell
Tomar
Thore
Repien
Boundary dispute delayed by absent attorney
The petition to separate a gout of Patriot and om Bit was postponed due to the absence of T. Minkles, attorney for the petitioners, delaying the boundary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriot
T. Minkles
Potitioners
Tonsils and Adenoids Operation Reported in Portage
An operation for removal of adenoids and tonsils was performed on Worthy Ray three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Ray of 204 South Main. The plume operation was performed on Albert Dyer five year old son of ex Mayor John Dyer.
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Worthy Ray
Mra W. P. Ray
South Main
Mae
Albert Dyer
John Dyer
County court orders three road viewings in petition
The county court ordered viewers to survey three proposed roads: Walter MacCormmach road near McCormmach station, Conseersek road near Milton, and a gravel pit route near the William Leathers place near Efer miston. The district board at La Grande issued qualifications for county registrants and announced enrollments for mechanics under defense programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter MacCormmach
McCormmach Station
Conseersek
Milton
William Leathers Place
Efermiston
Nominees Named for Annapolis Academy Midshipmen
Senator Chamberlain and Representative Lane announce nominations for the Annapolis midshipmen appointment board. Names include William Ani of Enterpris Howard Jutehineen of Portland Howard Sirein of Klamath Falls John Gavin Jr of The Tattes and more with alternates Willie Bartlett and Bernard Haier among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xan
Weet Point
Chamberlain
Annapolie Hit! Academy Vathney
John Gavin, Jr
Tattes
Sheriff Johnson
Mood River
Alwrnatee
Midshipmen
Annipolis
Howard Sirein
Klamath Falls
John Ll. Henderson
Head
Thomas Jb. Lamp Kin
Ontario
Gid Kimere IL
Dalles
Annapolia
Willie TL. Bartlett
Eugene Falton
Bend
Edmond FE. Frizer
Bernard Haier
Spiie
Alternatos
Adoption Petitions Filed for Two Children in County Court
Atr and Mrs David Johoson petition for the adoption of Glen Smith while Mr and Mrs Harlex Crabbie seek the adoption of Mary Smith. The children's mother recently died in Benton county and the father deserted the family years ago, last believed to be in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johoson
Glen Smith
Harlex Crabbie
Mary Smith
Benton County
France
Expenditure Certificate Discussion and Government Funding
The article discusses treasury needs and methods to fund Liberty Bonds, urging banks to participate in distributing funds to speed payments for the next issue. It emphasizes the government’s urgent need and the role of banks in meeting financial and military obligations.
Banks Urge Patriotism and Savings in War Effort
In a 1917 appeal the First National Bank of Pendleton and the American National Bank call on local banks and citizens to economize, invest in War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds, curb nonessential purchases, and support credit discipline to back the war. they warn against unnecessary spending and urge walking or lower-cost transport to conserve resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeware
Natiero
Ameriinen Arntiunil
Todas
I'endieton
Agia
Klwitw Deleemin
Liberty
Drosporotia
Thathia
Timgaink Invedtinortaleite Shelilel
Lee Aeviilly
Penillntan
Pst
Thene Bubeysona
First National Tank OF
Pins Dleton
American National Bankers
Dleton
From Ocean to Ocean Women Endorse Pinkham Remedy
Readers across the country report relief from female ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Athol Massachusetts and San Francisco California claim monthly pains eased and overall health improved after trying the tonic, with suggestions to seek guidance from the Lynn Massachusetts company for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Pendleton
Comore
Pevdleton
Punlin
Hustand
Josephines Dieffentaich
Lew Henry Dieffen- Daiich
Tieffenboieh
Pen. Wetton
Ter Hieband
Sha Averrod
Salem
Ore
Ta Grande
Tern
Mr. Molmes
Mieth
Oakland Six
Dean Willaby
Athena Haw
N.o. Mitlein
Worl
Mark Brown
Jamen Mansio
Thiah
Mary Minkrer
Preqiithet Oi
Straight’s
The
Dean Tatom Co
Economy Drug Co
St. George
Oike World
Cadillac
Cadillac Auto CO
Cor
Cottonwood
Ay Department
eRe
tinTa
Beva
Anheuser Busch
ST. Louis
Blaumayer & Hoch
Portland, Obe
la Grande
Timmulla
Charles Heskine
Arethur
Burn
Eorce
WL Ritter
Herman
Harry M. Chambers
Burroughia & Chambers
Kates
Wille
Rudhliph Proebetel
Weeton
Dikakinv
Hoonowy
Rome
Cumpton
Olen
America
Rafely
Staten
McAdon
Washington
Enileries
San Francisco
Cal
Pinkham
H. Rosskamp
Devisaderos St
San Fransisco
Re Romana
Lyitin FE
Lynn, Mass
Lynde Bros
West Webb St
Empire Meat Co. Inc
Oldee Firm
Main St
Dem
National Dental Asociation
Newton Painless Dentists
Main and
Webb Street
Morris & CO
Cudhay
Rex Bacon
Downey’s Market
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