Pendleton residents return from travels and local notes
Pendleton and Stanfield residents report recent travels and activities. John Griner and Mim Olive Wilson, both of Stanfield, secured licenses in Vancouver and California respectively. Bob Trouten returns from a winter tour in Southern California via Los Angeles and San Diego. Officials and locals, including County Commissioner B. J. Anderson and Headmaster TH. EB. Phelpe, came home from Portland. Hermiston contractor Col. H. G. Newport visits Pendleton after building part of the Old Oregon Trail hubway. Louil Kink's influenza worsens to pneumonia. Building progress on the Elke structure continues with bricklayers and carpenters at work. Ballardiere, county agriculture agent leader, passes through Pendleton en route to Enterprise after a Dalles stop. Knights of Pythias official Walter G. Gleeson visits Pendleton and proceeds to Portland. Everett and Mrs. King return from California with their son, visiting Portland and Astoria via Golden State trip. N. J. Biydenstein and spouse arrive from a California trip including San Francisco, Bakersfield, and Los Angeles, meeting Pendleton friends wintering south.
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California
Mra
N. J. Biydenstein
San Francisco
Bakersfield
San Angeles
H. G. Biydenstein
Pendleton
Los Angeles
South
Excavation Near Security Aviuiments Completes
Excavation for the basement finished after ten days of work. Workers will likely begin tomorrow on the foundation. The project is less extensive than the Elks temple, with the main floor three feet above the sidewalk and higher windows above street level.
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Security Aviuiments
Elks Temple
Vielon
Palmsereby
Red Cruse Board Votes Quarterly Directors Meetings
The Umatilla County Red Cruse will hold directors meetings quarterly instead of monthly. The change was decided at a meeting in the federal building with only local directors present due to health concerns in other towns. Routine business was transacted and future arrangements set.
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Umatilla County
Red Cruse
Federal
Bronze Buckaroo miniature arrives for Major Moorhouse
Major Moorhouse received a bronze miniature titled The Bronze Buckaroo from W. T. Hale of Jone. Hale, noted for navy modeling during the war, creates a faithful Indian native rider scene about 14 inches tall. Moorhouse placed the piece in his Court street office window.
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Major Moorhouse
Lee Moorhouse
W. T. Hale
Jone
Navy
Court Street
Death of Mrs. Schwartzenberg in Arnheim Holland
Word arrived yesterday of Mrs. Schwartzenberg death at age Th in Arnheim Holland. Survived by Mr. W. Schwartzenberg and Miss Ernestina Schwarteenberg RF Schwarteenberg and Mrs Clasine Franzen san de Dupte all of Arnheim, and Mrs J Peraminck of Spokane. The family planned to visit this year. news came as a shock. Also, Pendleton expects government tomatoes carload soon with distribution to divers. Car ordered from Portland after sufficient orders. doubt of more tomatoes. Car left Portland Monday, delay due to main line trouble earlier this week.
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Pendleton
Portland
Claud Penland
Umatilla County 1919 Road Contract Totals Reported
Post road contracts for 1919 in Umatilla County reached 107926.58 in total costs with state funds of 522,963.49 and government funds 534,668.49. The state overall total was 5201647.93, with 2229177.94 from state funds and 574879.23 county funds. Western Oregon estimated at 1860946.04, Easter Oregon at 4440701.79. Horticulture expert H H Weatherspoon notes frost damage limited, advises fruit growers to inspect trees near the snow line and protect trunks from sun.
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Fond
Umatilla
State Highway Department
Fonda
Western
Oregon
HH. H. Weatherspoon
Stair
Printed Georgette Fabrics for Blouses and Waists
A goodly assortment of printed Georgettes in desirable patterns and cabbage designs. Suitable for waists and blouses. Make your selections early.
Weathered wood sap, trees damaged on south side
Mr Weatherkoorn traveled to Elgin for a large forehard. The Ayres couple recover from influenza after a severe attack. Recruiter R Carr reports five new recruits sign up in Baker, returning to duty with the Navy.
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Mr. Weatherkoorn
Elgin
R. Carr
United States Navy
Toduty
Baker
Sir. Carr
Plans for Father and Son Week in Pendleton
Paced by the Pendleton V M C A plans to stage Father and Son Week from February 16 to 25 as a community celebration. Local committees coordinate activity guides and printed posters will be distributed for advertising. The Missouri Annual Interstate Convention in McMinnville runs January 20 to February 1 with speakers and national officers in attendance.
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Father
Pendleton V. M.C. AL Te Law
Becnne
J. W. Motonen
Funerals Private as City Council Suggests
Undertakers announce that Tyner epidemic funerals will be private. Only relatives may attend any services held, per city council suggestion.
Japanese Negotiate Over Shantung Trade
Japanese officials report progress with China on Shantung issues as Tokyo aims to open talks on labor and repatriation, while willing to withdraw troops along the Shantung railway if a Sino Japanese agreement is reached. The plan seeks a peaceful settlement under China’s leadership with allied railway security.
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Stanfield
John Griner
Vancouver
Warry
Mim Olive Wilson
Treturna Prom
Bob Trouten
Ky. P. Tulloch
San Diego
Tila Juana
Unty
B. J. Anderson
TH. EB. Phelpe
Hermiston
H. G. Newport
Erec
Howls
Louls Kink
Elke
Ballardiere
Ballard
Dalles
Enterprise
Fred Bennion
Walter G. Gleeson
Knights of Pythian
Imbier
K. of Tr
Peerett Kings
Scott
Everett King
Mr. King
Frank King
Astoria
Kings
Golden State
Florida
Sunkist
Central America
Washington
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Ine
Tak
Agency
Service
Joe Kerley
Rock Springs
Hume Pendleton
Georgette
Children’s
Garm’t
Yrae
Ray Ayres
Shantung
Rio
Shantune
Alowg
Japan
Iotemia
Leforn
Renedine Nth
Ching
East Oregonian Printing Department
Club House
Mazda
Grocery Department
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