News Notes of Pendleton Open New Agony and More
Pendleton items report W H Bankson accepted money for Univermat. Willer offices opened at 04 Cottonwood. Thurman Mortimer recovering from operation. Stanley Jewett to inspect Northwest Washington for the United States Historical Survey. Jock Horton now with the Deschutes district. comfort kits distributed to soldiers. new awning installed at The People’s Warhouse. No Accident week recorded for O W N lines. J T Hinkle seeks 4 million feet timber for Red Crow irrigation project. Harold Weston in U S M R service. Miles Spiermann to return home from Army service and plans art study in Chicago. recruiting drives in Pendleton continue with five new recruits. Portland rate case intervention by Oregon and Washington counties.
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J.T Hinkle
Benniston
I. A Forest Service
Tt Comfort Kite
Thiaurita
Vee
Red Crow
Toel
New Hy Laws Revolved By Laws and Minutes Reported
The Crewon Association of Commercial Secretaries initial meeting minutes arrived today via A W Nelson of La Grande to C K Crantzen, secretary of the local commercial association, noting May organization at The Dulles.
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Crewon Association of Commercial Secretarien
the Dulles
C .K. Crantzen
A. W. Nelson
la Grande
Wants More Sound Up Cards for Newport News Station
HBonju toip Williams seeks fresh Round-Up Meture postcards for the Welcome Home station at Newport News Virginia. Dozens of cards mailed weeks ago have drawn interest from returning Oregon and Pendleton boys who want cattle. A large supply will soon go to Mr Williams by rail and truck.
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Tecome
Claude Denland
Penland
Harrah
Puget Sound
Mir Pentland
Kennewick
Yak
Fin
Snoqualmie Pane
Sunset Highway
Twin Tacoma
Epethens
Seattle
Mr Penteed
No Mal Check and Chautauqua Tickets to Bryan
A $10 check signed with the name A Lack and payable to Calla Shawaway was turned to authorities as an attempt to locate the maker described as an Indian girl. Another similar check is outstanding. Tickets for the Chautauqua opening July 5 at WLW Green are selling well. Miss Chien Ghini is coordinating ticket notices. A Bryan talk on July 21 requires only a ticket for entry with no extra charge.
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A. Lack
Pola
Calla Shawaway
J. C. Tenner Co
Weil
WLW
Gireen
Police court records show fines in Juno cases
Jane Maes totals 8227 in fines and forfeitures with 29 cases before Judge Fite Gerald. Ten drunk and disorderly offenses, 18 traffic violations. A $50 fine tops the month. June business lags May’s 35 cases as Charles H. Schuman departs Pendleton Mausoleum for Portland for several days.
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Jane Maes
Juno
Fite Gerald
Reid
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