Forty Are Going Two Days Session of County Association
The eleventh annual Umatilla County Sunday School convention meets in Athena starting tomorrow at 10 AM with County President Mrs Stephen A Lowell presiding. Delegates from Echo Pilot Rock McKay Helix Milton Freewater Athena Weston and many rural Sunday schools will attend. New officers will be elected and Pendleton church representatives listed.
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Couny Associaton
Athena
Stephen A. Lowell
Goml Forum
Umatilla County Sunday School Association
M. E. Church
W. C. Merritt
Northwestern
International Sunday School Association
Ecity
Pendleton
Association
East Oregonian
City
Mise Mary Frazier
Milton
Richard Jones
Echo
Pilot Rock
McKay
Helix
Freewater
Weston
Addi
Oo BR. & N
Asl
Congregational Church
Richard Brown
Oregon
Edward Myers
Win Ingram
Vesta Dennis
Presbyterian Church
W. L
D. J. McFaul
Grace Oliver
Roy Rowland
Mise Ning Coon
Baptist Church
G. L. Hall
Thomas Chandler
L. E. Penland
Charles Fishman
Faye Carney
Flora Quick
Mamie Hayes
Luella Walker
Spencer Simmons
Baptist Sunday School
Thompson Ships Standard Bred Colt to Spokane
Thomas Thompson will ship a standard bred colt to Spokane this evening over the W and C R. The colt, sold to W. W. Ashley of Spokane, will be trained for the track. It is a beautiful animal and Thompson believes it will make a good record.
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Spokane
Thomas Thompson
W. W. Ashley
Mr. Thompson
Will Reseed 300 Acres Near Adams
Will Reseed about 300 acres of wheat on the J. M. P. Snyder land near Adams. He farms roughly 1500 acres in wheat, with the remainder in excellent condition.
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N. D. Parkes
J. M. P. Snyder
Adams
Pendleton Men Reject Texas Wheat Lands Investment
Pendleton men Tweedy and Asa McDaniel, who went to northern Texas three weeks ago to invest in wheat lands, have rejected the Texas outlook as uninviting and returned to Missouri with Porter. Porter reports rainfall in Amarillo totaling 24 inches for the year, with harvest torrents and light soil causing wheat loss. many buyers are moving in, but few invest, signaling a boom driven by settlement rather than speculation.
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Pendleton
Panhandle
Missouri
Porter
Tweedy
Asa McDaniel
Texas
Tt. Porter
Grass Valley
Ore
Garhandie
Oregon
Amarillo
Two High School Basketball Teams Set for Colfax Trip
Friday morning the two high school basketball teams depart for Colfax to play with local teams Friday night. The boys, led by Coach Hoffman, face strong Colfax and Whitman College foes after recent losses. Starting lineup includes Strickiin, Penland, Stoke, Turner, Ruppe, and A Means. The girls head to Colfax with Ivy Hun, Jessie Folsom, Ray Vogel, Nona Johnson, Gertrude Jordan, Effie Temple, Dixie Todd, and Minaly Casey forming the squad.
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Colfax
Whitman College
Whitman
Hoffman
Strickiin
Penland
Stoke
Turner
Ruppe
Means
Glenn Goodman
Ivy Hun
Jessie Folsom
Ray Vogel
Nona Johnson
Gertrude Jordan
Effie Temple
Dixie Todd
Nona Johnsen
Minaly Casey
Limited Holiday Tomorrow in Washington
Tomorrow will not be a legal holiday though Washingtons birthday prompts no bus or store closings. Banks and public offices will close while many small shops stay open. Schools will suspend tomorrow and Friday, giving three consecutive days off.
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Washington
Businew J Pendleton
Clerks’ Association
Carnival attracts fair crowd for Eagles event
At the Eagles carnival last night the attendance was fair though not as large as opening night. Queen Faye appeared at 9 with her maids and attendants and held a brief reception before vaudeville performers entertained the audience, with one number removed from the program.
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Faye
County Voting Registration Totals Approximate Two Thousand
About 2000 residents have registered to vote across the county, roughly half of the expected voting strength. The latest figures indicate a steady registration pace with potential for growth as the election approaches.
Registration Trends Signal Shifting Political Balance
Voters show half the former strength with Republicans leading in registrations. Democrats lag but are expected to gain in upcoming registrations. Few specialists and prohibitions are registering, shaping a changing political landscape as participation grows.
Who Will Be Chief of Police in Town Meeting
The council weighs a new marshal after Marshal Coffman left. Kinsella and Wilson are named, but Kinsella declines. Wilson appears favored. John Heathman is urged by friends though council reaction unclear. J A Stevens currently fills duties as temporary marshal.
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Marshal Coffman
Messrs, Kinsella
Wilson
John Heathman
Oxmarshal
J. A. Stevens
Pendleton College Backs Postage Reduction Bill
Pendleton Business College supports a congressional bill to cut postage on educational publications. Aiming for a lower rate or a separate educational classification, advocates seek easier mail access. Senator Stone of Missouri introduced the measure, with nationwide schools urging support from lawmakers.
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Pendleton Business College Ia
Congress
Leew
Senator Stone
Missouri
Postmaster Receives Letter About Missing Brother Guy Bethers
Postmaster in Kent Oregon reports a letter from Elleworth Bethere seeking information on Guy W Bethers who cooked for a harvest crew near Pendleton last season. No letters from family have arrived since that time. Pendleton was last December and he is thought to be working nearby. Any information will be gratefully received.
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Livermore
Mary F. Short
Prescott, Kas
E. B. Short
Pendleton
FE. B. Short
Elleworth Bethere
Guy W. Bethers
Pensdleton
Den
Kent
Ore
Real Estate Transfers Filed for Large Land Parcels
Hugh Sexton and colleagues transfer 280 acres in section 11 town 6 range 36 EWM to Rinehard Stiller north of the land description. Consideration 317,500 dollars. George A Hartman and wife convey portions of sections 41 and 32 in township 3 range 91 BWM to J W Coppinger for 960 dollars.
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Hugh Sexton
Leonard Sexton
Leonard Sexton, Jr
Rinehard Stiller
E.W M
Ley
George A. Hartman
J. W. Coppinger
B. W. M. Consideration
Mayor Enforces Ban on Messenger Package Delivery
Tendertoin Mayor Issues strict order forbidding delivery of packages by messenger boys to the tendertoly district. The policy will be enforced, ending the practice of small boys in messenger service delivering to all parts of the district day and night.
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Fee
Tendertoly
Carney sworn as special policeman for carnival duty
M. J. Carney has been sworn in as a special policeman and will be on duty in Music Hall for the remainder of the Eagles' carnival to preserve order. No trouble has occurred yet, but the precaution is taken to prevent any possible disturbance.
Matlocks in Mexico Travel Toward Europe via New Orleans
Ex Mayor and Mrs W P Matlock and Mr and Mrs W H Babb are traveling in Old Mexico en route to Europe. They expect to reach New Orleans on February 25 for Mardi Gras opening, then proceed to New York.
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Matlocks
Mexico
W. PF. Matlock
W. H. Babb
Old Mexico
Europe
New Orleans
New York
Advertisement Claiming Cure for Wide Range of Ailments
An ad copy promises a universal remedy curing poor appetite indigestion flatulence costiveness dyspepsia colds grippe female illnesses and general debility. It urges immediate trial citing many past cures and broad efficacy.
Oldest Converts Family Ties of Rev Charles U Ren
Rev Charles U Ren a Spokane area resident and retired Methodist minister visits his daughter Mia in the city. Robert Warner is in town for a few days before returning home. U Ren belongs to one of the first families converted to Methodism in England. His mother Miss Jane Ancur was a Wesleyan convert in Cornwall at age 14 and her son O Renne is now over 80 and longtime minister.
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Charles U'Ren
Spokane
Mia
Robert Warner
U'Ren
Methodist Church
England
Misa Jane Ancur
John Wesley
Cornwall
the Faith
O'Renne
Evans resigns from Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage
Page Evins, employed at the Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage plant since its start three years ago, resigns to join the Graham and Hunter furniture and second-hand establishment. Prior to the cold storage job, Evans worked for the O. R. & N. company in the city for many years.
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Page Evins
Pendleton
Graham & Hunter Furniture
Mr. Evans
O. R. & N. Company
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