Pendleton News Roundup Returns and Local Events
Pendleton welcomes back Charles Bushes from Central Oregon where he worked as Jolly Inn chef. Various local notices include Red Cross nursing committee postponing its meeting, Pendleton American Legion monthly gathering at 8 PM, and Thomas Campbell about to sail for China for lumber work with his wife. Other items mention snowfall at Butter Creek, retail clerks meeting, and local visits by business figures, plus tax schedule notices and school staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bushes
Oregon
Pendleton
Jolly Inn
China
Thomas Campbell
Heriinton
Lumber Busines
Tie
Campbell
Gilet Amuilance Company
Hermiston
Local Girl Jean Ribera in The Magic Melody
Mine Jean Reber daughter of Dr D N Reber is featured in the rotogravure of the New York Times. The New York actress, using the stage name Jean Ribera, is seen in a group of New York performers who are finding success on the stage. She appears in The Magic Melody at the Shubert theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Reber
D. N. Reber
New York Times
Miss Reber
New York
Jean Ribera
Shubert Theatre
Children's Coats at One or Two Price
Local retailer advertises children coats at bundle pricing with items priced at one or two dollars. Limited stock reported. selection varies by store location.
Teacher Bridegroom Delayed on Kentucky Trip
Earl B. Fleixchmann of the high school faculty will return tomorrow morning from Kentucky with his bride. Poor train connections caused him to miss today’s school session. Roy Furnish, attending Oregon Agricultural College, will work on his uncle’s ranch this quarter and forego classes until weather opens. Henry Judd, Harold Brock, Neil Birnheim and Frank Dickson left for Eugene to resume studies at the University of Oregon. Tom Murphy headed to Portland to join Pendleton boys in business ventures. Local merchants report postholiday business remains strong despite Christmastide lull. Gus La Fontaine has been ill in Portland. his condition improves. Mrs. Ralph Temple expects to return to Pendleton soon from Portland. Prospects of a Pendleton brickyard are being explored by L. B. Harrison of Portland for a site in or near Pendleton, with potential operations. Weston hosts the only county yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Fleixchmann
Kentucky
Wil
Roy Furnish
Oregon Agricultural College
Henry Judd
Harold Brock
Neil Birnhern
Frank Dickson
Eugene
University of Oregon
Hallidiasa
Pendleton
Tom Murphy
Portland
Gus la Fontaine
George la Fontaine
la Fontaine
Ralph Temple
Pendlejton Commercial Association
L. BR. Harrison
Harrison
Loch Capitt
Umatilla County
Weston
Merchants Seek Oregon Wage Law Details From Pendleton
The Merchants' Association of New York City writes Pendleton Commercial Association seeking information on Oregon's minimum wage law. They anticipate New York legislature considering a similar measure and oppose open endorsements, citing experiences from other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants' Association of
New York City
Fas
Pendleton Commercial Association
Oregon
New York
Tle
Baldock at Baker Opens New State Highway Office
J H Baldock state highway department engineer is in Baker today to establish new offices covering Baker Malheur and Morrow counties under a revised arrangement. He plans to move to Baker soon from Pendleton. A F Ripberta says government surplus store opens tomorrow in the new Gritman building at 300 West Webb Street with no set closing time. J M Hayes sells his Heppner ranch to E F Clark for 1700 acres, with plow land at 45 per acre and grazing land at 12.50 per acre, intending to base future holdings in Umatilla County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldock
Baker
J. H. Baldock
Wheat Stull in Gorl Shape Amid News of Spring Seeding
In the county farmers face poor prospects for winter wheat with seeding issues blamed on timing. John B. Montgomery says some farms will need replanting in spring, not confined to one district. Acreage data and shifts toward spring grains are noted amid uncertain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Montgomery
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Pendleton Pont
Amerl+can Legion
County Brary
Harold Warner
Limarance Monih
Butter Creek
Hutter Creek
W. W. Cryder
Umati—ia
Onion
Moone Hall
Fred Bennion
Kila May Harmon
A. G
Mr. Bennion
Liberty Motor May
J. B. Bile
Capon Liberty Motor Co
Fort
Tillard French
Carter & French
John Cray
Stevkraiser
Helix Monk
Fred Moen
Hank of Helix
Kapectet
W. D Chamberlin
Mia Minnie Zimmerman
Pendleton High School
Haw
Lowell Ganger
Blackburn Ranch
Camas Prairie
San Prono, Co
Cramer
Pendleton Bled School
San Francisco
Veuve Chafford
France
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Joe Kerley
Sukc Quality
Heatherbloom Petticoats
Children’s Mackinaws and
Rose
Red
Navy
Amec
Serge
Pri
Ces
Red Cross
Eee
Ruth
Binner
Children’s Ferris
PRICE
Alexander
Louis
Cravenette Top
Black Kid
B. C and E
Louis Heel
Laecal
Ollows
Christman Erason
Teres
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