Endleton News Briefs Mix Local Events and Updates
Regional clippings report a local employee undergoing an operation at St Anthony's hospital, sugar price increases due to wholesale shifts, and a former local jeweler now in Durango, Colorado. Job openings at the post office and clerical exams set for March 24 accompany school visits and community talks, plus divorce filings, a belt of political dispatches, and medical incidents across Pendleton area institutions.
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Pendleton Wheat Land Sale Sealed For 24000
A deal closed this afternoon for a half section of wheat land four miles north of Pendleton. BE. P. Tulloch sold to Dave H. Nelson for 24000. The property lies just across the fence from Tulloch's previous sale. W. A. Morridsty acted as agent.
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Pendleton
BE. P. Tulloch
Dave H. Nelson
Mr. Tulloch
W. A. Morridsty
Eight Ships Dodge Blockade In New York Arrival
Eight European ships arrived in New York, listing Alphard, Camilla, Mumbro, Lan castria, Burmese Prince, Muldena, Normannia, and John Knudson. Sailors report British destroyers escorted the merchantmen through danger as the American steamer City of Puebla lies at anchor ready to sail for Havre carrying cotton and copper contraband with an American crew.
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York
Europe
Alphard
Camilla
Mumbro
Lancastria
Muldena
John Knudson
Puebla
Havre
Shoe
Pendleton Visitors From Across Regions
Peter Geiss of Miltan and D. D. Connor from Pilot Rock today in Pendleton. J Ringold, Helix farmer, on a business trip. RK. D. Barnhart from Cold Springs. Horace Walker of Stanfield at the automobile show. Laurence Bryant of Duncan service in O W. Mrs Ravell of North Powder and Mrs M A Ferguson from Pendleton overnight. Bentley and daughter to Walla Walla to attend Wentley’s daughter.
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Peter Geiss
Miltan
Pendleton
D. D. Connor
Pilot Rock
J. Ringold
Helix
Horace Walker
Stanfield
Laurence Bryant
Duncan
U S Seizes Wireless Station in North Carolina
U S naval officers acting on orders from Washington have retired a German wireless station at Torkerion North, used for sending messages to Berlin. All German operators have been replaced by U S personnel, with German dispatches temporarily halted and only one receiving station remaining active.
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Washington
Germen Wirelem Station
Torkerion
Principstiy
Memages
Hertin
United Rnter Weral
Alfalf TM Hay for Spring Delivery in Walla Walla
Advance notice offers No 1 quality baled alfalf hay from ELC Burnt ingame in Walla Walla Washington for spring delivery. Farmers urged to order now to secure current pricing and avoid shortages.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Auto Stage Leaves Allen-Ward Co At 10 Am And 3:30 Pm
Auto stage service for Agama Athena and Weston leaves Allen-Ward Co daily at 10 am and 3 30 pm with reservations via phone 404. Ralph Shaffer proprietor.
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Athena
Weston
Allen-Ward Co
Ralph Shaffer
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