Pendleton News Roundup Sparks July Harvest Outlook
Daily notes from Pendleton report currency quotes for centimes and Kroner, wheat hauling poised after July 4 with a late harvest start in Walla Walla region. Columbia Basin tour invited by East Oregonian editors for July 9–10, Hermiston committees postpone meeting, wheat contracting slows as buyers resist high prices, Pendleton to bid paving on Garfield street, Chautauqua tent erected for July 4–8 events with Fred Brown newly hired at BaWhelle’s Jewelers.
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Columbia Basin
East Oregonian
Columbia Basin Project
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Quincey
Ephrata
Soup Lake
Othello
Cunningham
Yakima
July Ruan Case Report in Police Overreach
July Ruan faces a police overreach claim amid a 28 locomotive fine. Brinker paid 64 on an old fine and 10 was collected from a female. Tienda and Hol Miimene charted with drunken behavior.
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Potlee
PRK Brinker
Fem
Salinas Principal Yoder to Teach at Stanford University
A. B. L. Yoder, principal of the Itieth school, moves from Salinas to attend Stanford University and accept a teaching position in astronomy at a salary of 2400 dollars per year. Yoder is well known in Pendleton and Adarna.
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Salinas
Yoder
Stanford University
Tus
Cal
M Mahary
Pendleton
Adarna
Navy recruiting seen as favorable in region
Ex Navy recruiter I. Carr reports strong prospects for joining the navy among ex-service men in Dayton and Wartburg region. After harvest several plan to enlist, with a few possibly enlisting earlier.
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I. Carr
Ood Navy
Hood
Dayton
Waltaburg
Navy
Harvent Bopinn
Police Court Collects 414 In June Fines
The city police court collected 414 in fines and forfeitures during June. There were 49 cases before the court with 2 percent for traffic violations and 24 for drunk and disorderly offenses. One case involved running over a fire hose and another illegal possession of liquor.
Evening fishing notes with warm days and trout
Sol Baum reports pleasant fishing mornings and evenings as warm weather returns. Loren Hoover and he fished the river between Thorn Hollow and Caytine last evening catching 16 trout about 11 inches. Fishermen say fish avoid heat of the day.
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Sol Baum
Loren Hoover
Thorn Hollow
Caytine
Vacation plans for Royal Sawtelia staffer Philo Mounds
Philo Mounds, a mincker at Royal Sawtelea Inc, departs tomorrow for Spokane for a vacation visiting lakes in the region. J H Gorman, a store employee, left yesterday for Hood River to spend two weeks with his family who recently moved there for the summer.
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Philo Mounds
Royal Sawtele’a, Inc
Spiokane
J. H. Gorman
Hood River
Home Service auction aids 109 families in past month
One hundred pine families were served during the past month by the Home Service auction of the Sto Crom, according to a report given out today by Miss Virginia odd, secre tary. The sum of $106.47 who re turned to the Home Serving office by families who had borrowed from the roll of fund, and the sum of $165.06 was loaned out during the month
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Home Service
Virginia Odd
River Crossing Reports Traffic Disrupted After Break at Cayuse
Brigge at Cayuse reports the Im a tila river bridge washed out making traffic across the river difficult. Banm says the canal is not passable and detours are required to reach Gibton and Pinhom Springs via Thorn Hollow, which is now in fine shape.
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Cayuse
Actos
Imatila
Gibton
Pinhom Springs
Thorn Hollow
Lak
Permit Activity Highlights For June In Local Planning
Myers and Nettle Myers were denied a permit yesterday afternoon to build a replica dwelling at an estimated cost of 750 dollars. The month’s total permit value reached 17,718 dollars after this denial. A single notable permit was issued for a store building on Garden Street by W. 2 Tinecom. The remaining 72 permits were for amounts of 400 dollars or less, including minor renovations.
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Elow
Myers
Nettle Myers
Garden Street
Tinecom
Police Committee Approves Carnival Permit Contingent on Promises
The city council police committee approved granting a permit for a late month carnival, contingent on the organizers meeting promised conditions. The panel reserved the right to remove any feature deemed objectionable, despite some minority opposition to the permit.
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Lts
Ceanttii Labor
Furniture Arrives for Elkw Whlkling Lodge Room
Furniture for the lodge room in the new Elkw Whlkling has arrived and is stored until the buildings in caudy. The set costs 5600 dollars and features gray oak designed by A. B. Dole of Doyle and Reese. Upholstery is triple velour in a purple stripe to harmonize with velvet hangings. Includes wall setters, chaka, guardtary's desk, and a three piece suite. Walls will be finished in soft clay and purple with gray woodwork.
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Elkw Whlkling
Caudy
A. BE. Dole
Doyle and Reese
Chaka
Guordtary
Warren Construction Progress on Athoe Milton Round
Warren Construction Company continues Genecentrating labor on the Athoe fee Milton round as part of a two family project. Work proceeds for three days a week with rock shortages delaying daily progress but rock should be sufficient next week at Tite Mountain. Two sets of climbing equipment are en route and will be stationed near Weston. Final work on the Ad f F Athena stretch is due to finish soon, though the detour at Addma Witthe Hedéemry remains incomplete. By September 1 construction aims to cover the county with five miles paved between Mountain and Weton, though the plan to pave temporarily may change.
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Warren Construction Company
Athoefee Milton
Tite Mountain
Weston
Blue Mountain
Athens
Prrow
Addma Witthe
Eatriciion Company
Espreta
Mountain
Weton
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Kroner
Norway
AE Bilta
Kropera
Sweden
Michel
Germany
Vineula
Walla Walla
Hermiston
Hours of Representsatives
Minton
Wis
D K. Grineton
Amwodlaum
Fmeardo
Thibe
Tiga Ok
Grawere Denne
Bell
Garfield Street
Alta
Webbethett
Bawhelle
Fred Brown
Atere
Mr. Brown
Hansoam
Jowalry
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Joe Kerley
Oregon Lumber
Georgette
Mwantag
Grocery Department Country Butter
Happy Home
Knox
East Oregonian Job Printing Department
Bing
Sanitary Grocery Doak
Dunlap
Prop
Alta and
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Wight
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