Pendleton News Notes From City and County
Pendleton attends convention in Spokane as James Welch prepares to leave for the annual Oregon Washington and Columbia Laundry Owners Association meeting. Dies at state hospital G T Perry 83 born Mimota, relatives to Baker. Body to be transported to Baker. L Kyethley forest ranger returns to Heppner after detail work. Building permit issued for a bungalow at 1009 Mast Court Street cost 10000 Dunham Brownlow Payne contractor. completion by Sept 1. Missing brother Charles A Payne sought. possible army enlistment. Worthington patent safety appliance for stoves and ranges issued. George Coutts attorney. J M Mortimore ill at home. Miss Georgia Anderson very ill at St Anthony's Hospital influenza. County Farm Bureau meeting tomorrow afternoon in county library. Pesadiminma sermon tonight at Christian church. McGinnis estate appraisers named Wyerick Johns Curl. Barn permit for West end north side, cost 300.
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Homme
Phelpe
St Hew
Mast Court Street
Dunham, Brownlow & Payne
Father and Son Banquet at Eagle Woodmion Hall
The Father and Son banquet at Eagle Woodmion hall will begin at six this evening. Tickets have been selling well, and those in charge report that all details for the program have been completed.
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Eagle Woodmion Hall
Estate Worth Four Thousand Dollars Appraised
The estate of the late Malinda Jane Hodgen recently died has been appraised at 4000 dollars. Appraisers are A C Conrad, F J Melhoff and M McDonald. The Taylor estate is admitted to probate today with Willis H Taylor as administrator. John Eggert, Dan O Donnell and William Welch were named appraisers.
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Malinda Jane Hodgen
A.C. Conrad
F. J. Melhoff
M. McDonald
Rerender In Convasescing Contingent at City Office
Thomas Fite Gerald city recorder has been ill at home and is convalescing. He expects to return to office by Monday. In his absence John Halldrie welling serves as recorder.
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Thomas Fite Gerald
City Recorder
Agene
John Halld
Ie Welling
Weather report from Major Lee Moorhouse notes light precipitation
The report records 0.02 inches of precipitation overnight and today with melting snow. Maximum temperature reached 42 degrees, minimum 27. Barometer reading 21.45 inches. Observer: Major Lee Moorhouse.
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Lee Moorhouse
Rev Bushee Undergoes Operation at St Anthony’s
Rev BD V Bushee of the Nazarene church underwent an operation Wednesday at St Anthony's hospital and is now convalescing.
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BD. V. Bushee
Naxarene Church
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mrs Norris Leaves for Portland After Sister-in-Law Dies
Mrs Charles Norris and companion left for Portland following the death of Mrs George W Hansen Jr from pneumonia. Mrs Hansen, sister of Mrs Le A Menton of this city, was 87 and survived by her husband and an infant daughter born yesterday.
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Deal
Charles Norris
Con
Portland
Norris
George W. Hansen, Jr
Mra Hansen
le A. Menton
Sisior
Security apartments leasing duties reassigned during Hartman absence
Leases and office responsibilities for the new Security apartments will be handled by Hartman Abstract in charge of leasing and details during George A. Hartman’s absence. C. A. Maren, J. AL Sturgis, 1, WW Ritner, and BL Burroughs are authorized to act for the association, with Mr Hartman and todas.
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Hartman Abstract
George A. Hartman
C. A. Maren
AL Sturgis
Ritner
Burroughs
Mr. Hartman and
Todas
Will Grow Sunflowers As Silage In Unatilla Valley
A group including Hampton and Othuili ford of Keho Rh Fr Vean and A A Bixby of Umapine Henry Bommerer of Columbia Tf C Rasmueen of Stanfield and James Mogsie of Ullwh plan to grow sunflowers for silage citing feed value equal to corn and better suitability at higher altitudes. Elks initiate nine members with several from Pendleton and Crank Junction joining at meetings in Salem and Crank Junction.
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Carcmera
Hampton and
Othuiliford
Keho
Elks
Elke
Sluter
Cour Cutler
Salem
PL W. Dayton
Crank Junction
Cote
Pendleton Lode
A. Je Smith
Cecil Carl Wesley M. Minn
J.C. Clemens Joseph PL Grinds
J. N. Scott
Ernest Boxlen
Michael Doherty
Elles
Forest officials attend Eastern Oregon Washington conference
WIT Attend Conference, Ww. W. Oroder, Umatilla forest supervisor, left last night for Baker, to join a conference of Eastern Oregon and Washington forest men. Supervisors, deputies, and clerks from Colville Wenaha Umatilla Deschutes Octovo Fremont Wallowa Whitman and Malheur national forests comprise the gathering.
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Wit
W. Oroder
Umatilla
Baker
Oregon
Washington Forest
Eye Spervivore
Colville
Wenaha
Deschutes
Octovo
Fremont
Wallowa
Whitman and
Malheur National Forests
Broad cloth selections and pricing in many shades
Broad cloth offered at 5.00 and 6.00 per yard in the finest quality with permanent finish. Colors include coven, khaki, rose, pink, tan, navy, plum, black and more. Suitable for one piece dresses and suits. Width 52 inches. Buy a length and have it made up.
Venetian and lining silks on sale
Venentian and lining silks offered in a wide range of patterns and colorings. Designs described as very attractive and especially good for linings. 36 in wide. Shop invites customers to view the assortment.
Eastern Oregon to Hold Weeks of Pole Improvements
Fragmentary notice reports eastern Oregon planning weeks of pole work and delegates expected in Washington. Conference convention uncertain dates and eligibility covenants appear, with references to February timelines and costs for attendance.
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Oregon
Aix
Pendleton Officials Plan Aid for Local Children
Major Olymw visits The Dalles area to organize aid for about 200 children. Alfred King returns from Pakor Tyr and plans a trip back next week. The Pendleton Commercial Association coordinates with local schools and government programs to provide benefits and services.
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Major Olymw
Clyne
U. S
Timi
Alfred King
Pakor
Milk program discussed by school committee
A committee from the Wilmington school parent teacher association met with Miss Pole Ales Harmon to discuss daily milk for morning meals. Demolition and a plan for a five atmo nte schedule were mentioned, with questions about implementation and safety.
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Teaeher
Yeotordas
Pole Ales Harmon
Helle Demonmatration
Hamlin Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Ad Card
An old advertisement promotes Hamlin s Wizard Oil as a sore throat and chest cold treatment with gargle and chest rub uses. It claims quick relief for sprains burns and earache among other ailments and guarantees money back if not satisfied. It also touts Wizard Liver Pills as a pink tablet remedy sold for 30 cents.
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Hamlin
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Umatilla National Forest
W. W. Cryder
Crother
Pollow Roberts
Mre
Jack Payne
Black Well
Oklahoma
Charles A. Payne
Lottie H. Worthington
Pendigton
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Waeh
George W. Coutts
Worthington
J. M. Mortimore IL
Mortimore
Miss Anderson
Georgia Anderson
SL Anthony's Hospital
Mim Anderson
Porm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Pesdinen
HL WB. Withite
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Christian Church
McGinnis
Wil Kh
Wyerick
J. &. Johns
F. 8
Curl
William KE
Harn
Ren F. Young
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
P. S
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Joe Kerley
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TWEED
Towero
Boston Mass
Dame
Verlaine Voiles
Zephy Gingham
Blue Bird Batiste
Nature
Temple
Moose Hall
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