Pendleton News Highlights and Local Updates
Police court in drunk charges results in fines for two Portelt Ball J. M. Hartnett and Chester Foster. A night class in domestic science to meet at the community house. Stanley Jewett travels to Malheur county for a project with the biological survey. Local officials report a fire truck arrival at the central station. Juries wrap up the January term as court adjourns for home. Safe at the Bowman hotel opened after six months. Building permits issued for a bungalow at West Alta and Derby streets. Meacham visit planned by county officials for truancy matters. Ducks and geese hunting season ends with fishing to start April 1. A new drug store to open in the St. George building under Thomas Young. Injuries from a horse incident reported at Riverside market.
Night Heron Killed By Wire On City West End
A night heron, known as a squawk when it flies, collided with a wire on the city west end and killed itself. The bird was taken to the biology survey office for preservation. It is highly useful in Klamath County but rare in these parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biolotics! Survey
Hlamath County
Longworth Emerges As Compromise GOP Speakership Candidate
Washington January 15 Nicholas Longworth gains support among reformist and stalwart Republicans as a compromise candidate for speaker amid the Mann Gardner controversy. Longworth’s backers prefer a candidate acceptable to both progressive and party faction. Mann faced censure for praising President Wilson’s peace note to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Washington
Uw Howoe
Mann
Wilton
Europe
County negotiates Pat Kine Road and railroad changes
Crintilla county court and the O W R N plan to change the Pat Kine grade east of Pendleton to reduce danger from two nearby railroad crossings. The proposal aims to remove a major portion of the risk by relocating or altering the crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crintilla County
Pendleton
Foreclosure suit filed over Durfey mortgage in circuit court
Seymour H Bell files foreclosure action in circuit court on a mortgage given to secure a 500 note from F L Durfey and Kittle C Durfey. He seeks 200 in attorney fees and costs. C R Wakner, holder of a second mortgage, may become a party to the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour H. Bell
F. L. Durfey
Kittle C Durfey
C. R Wakner
Sheepmen Return From Salt Lake Convention
Delegates from Oregon and Washington sheep associations arrived in Pendleton on November 19 after attending the National Woolgrowers Association gathering at Salt Lake City. The meeting was described as the best attended in the history of the organization with about 194 sheepmen present and discussions covering all bases of the sheep and wool industry. The trip was reported as very profitable for those who attended, with about 45 Oregon and Washington sheepmen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
National Woolkrower
Salt Lake
Pendleton
Novel Triad on Today in Circuit Court
Guy Hayes, recently convicted in federal court for introducing liquors on the reservation, faced a pending statutory charge in circuit court. Testimony was marked by vigor, with many witnesses of Indian heritage including Irene Rushiman. Hayes denied the charges, while prosecutors presented strong evidence, and the case went to the jury by 1 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hayes
Irene Rushiman
Hayes
Reator
W. M. Peterson
Record by Germany in steel products
Washington dispatch reports a Commerce Department summary showing Germany produced 1,417,000 tons of steel in October, up from 1,050,148 tons in September, with October's average daily output around 47,000 tons. The ten month total ends with October at about 14 million tons. The note says German mining resources and materials are sufficient and there is no shortage of steelmaking inputs. Rubber shortages persist, with wooden bicycle tires in use, while synthetic rubber is too costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
EATOL
Ain
Department
Germany
Fac Sloan SLO Prices and Figures Snapshot
Fac and Sloan show varied price figures including 3.08, 1.08, 2.40 and 2.08 with 82 and 40 noted, alongside 2.08 and 3.50 entries. The garbled OCR presents a list of monetary values and codes without clear context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fac, Sloan
SLO
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rome
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Main St
The
Quality Store
Royal M. Sawtelle
Portelt
J. M. Hartnett
Chester Foster Eath
South Main Street
Stanley Jewett
Biological Survey
Matheir County
Raiiure
Lou Rayturn
la Grande
Hickies
Tuys
Henry FL Sorensen
T. J. Shanard
Qty
Rieth
Central Fire Station
Jery
Circuit Court
Guy Bayes
Bowman Hotel
Inat
Jack Blasett
H. F. Peters
West Alta
Derbie Atrévts
Tom Baker
Paul Schneider
Spruce Street
Meewcham
E. Younn
John Hailey Jr
Meacham
F. L. Nash
L Wilken
J Wick
Foe & Fre
Tikit Rockers
Oreron Motor Garagi
Rinehart Hoett
Plot Rock
Hudson Supersix
Mo Hemphit
Pilot Rock
Simpson Co
Simpron
Eile Totte Rev
A. Blasbers
Adoni
John Reihner
Smith & Co
Cis
Littlo Io
St. George
Thomas Young
Coeur d'Alene
Your
St George
Ed Morgan
Riverside
Tenny
Couyss
America
Alee Ic Penney Co. Fac
Doe
WM G. McAdoo Isecy
Treasury
West End
Saxony
Alpen
Round-Up City Auto CO
Garden Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!