Social and Personal News From Pendleton Area
Mrs and Mrs H McLean and Mr Haymond Wath plan to live tomorrow in Hatch machine for Wallowa and visit relatives for several days. Mrs A Hunter works in Wallowa. Mor and Mrs Hatch have relatives there. Guests from Pendleton include Inlow family and children. Selah Nellinger arrives from Lebanon for summer. Laura Cahill and Pansy Dye vacation in Portland Seaside for three weeks. J W W Gray and daughter join Mrs George Mariman in Pendleton. Elmer Oreborn from Olympia visits. intends to spend time in Wallowa Lake. Miss Jewell Franklin leaves for Portland. David Nelson party departs for Beatty. Nelson and daughters later join for extended stay in Beatty. The Wasco region hosts a farewell dance for Mr and Mrs William Mierte before moving to Pendleton. Mrs Pierce named as foreman’s partner at H W Collins plant. Mrs Pierce formerly Edith Richardson. Luncheon hosted by Mrs Lee Moorhouse and Mrs A Schaefer for Nancy DeSpain and Mrs John Teanes. Guests include Norborne Berkeley, Mrs H H Hallock, Mrs Jarven Welch, Mrs J F Robinson. Miss Jeriny Dale visits Helix. Mrs George Winner travels Seattle. Dave Cargill from Claresholm arrives. Mrs Willett of Baker in Pendleton Golden Rule. Dr and Mrs F F Vincent Toft visit from Portland.
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Mies
Jeriny Dale
Helix
Fred
Seattle
Krebs
Dave Cargill
Claresholm
Alberta
Canada
M. Willett
Baker
George T. McBainle
Pendleton
Vielter
Janetlon City
Ant
Vincent Toft
Porthund
Dying winds ease threat to western Michigan villages
Dying winds gave hope that forms arcs which lave threatened villages for 40 miles west of Sault Ste. Marie have abated and can be checked. No loss of life is reported so far. An effort was made to reach areas owned several small villages reported in danger last night but all efforts were unverified.
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Sault Ste. Maris
Mich
Here
Feach
Mao
Picture Impresses Congress At Pendleton Round-Up
Round-Up picture, hung in the House committee room, impresses Hon. Scott Ferris of Oklahoma and Rep. Nick Sinnott of Oregon. The large photograph, transported by five attendants, depicts Pendleton’s annual roundup and draws attention during Soldier's Land Bill hearings. Sinnott highlights the image as a notable symbol of his district’s wild west identity.
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Oregon City
Congressman Sinnott
Uimatifla
Whith
Sempert Goes to Walla Walla Brock Moves In
Sempert, after a year and a half as druggist at Tallin Oru Company, leaves Saturday for Walla Walla Drug Co. Brock assumes the Sempert residence on Widackwon Street, buys the Sempert furniture, and plans to move soon. Mrs Sempert leaves for Wheaton to visit relatives and will join her husband Sunday. Turko uprising peaks as Por key reports say three bed sex of troops operate in Asi Minor amid occupation and unrest.
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Sempert
Tallin Oru Company
Siihdey
Walla Walls Drug Co
Walla Walla
Weaton
Vielt Velth
E. Brock
Widackwon Street
Sermpert
Sermpert, and Hes
Brock
Paris
Porkey
Asi
Alli
Famous Boxer Jack Johnson Traveled As Trainer in Mexico
Los Angeles agent Snyder reports former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson, in Mexico City acting as athletic trainer for a party of noted Mexican generals. Johnson is described as idol of Mexico City. Also noted are 2.75 percent beer sales, a planned international labor strike, pending freight-rate decisions, engineers sailing from Archangel, and casualties from a Rome earthquake with Berlin unrest.
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Jack Joumnson Tasob
Los Angeles
Jack Johnson
Mexico City
Pon. Snyder
Mexico
Sesage Johnson
Fire damages shed at George Markham residence
A fire destroyed a shed at 110 Stonewall Jackson Street Wood and coal for a shed were saved. four cords of wood and three tons of coal not yet moved in. Mrs Markham on the porch when the blaze began. Origin and insurance status unclear.
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Markham Place
George Markham
Stonewall Jackson Street
Markham
Knelf
Criege
Mra Markham
Ito
Cleaning Helsteads Howse Cleaning Remedy
A simple soda and vinegar mix can whiten a dingy bed. Combine one half cup soda with one cup vinegar and apply with a soft cloth to restore its former whiteness. The hourlong treatment tolerates all surfaces and promises satisfactory cleaning results for housewives.
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Helsteads
Drought in Montana Damages Wheat Crops Across Counties
Montana drought cripples spring wheat and other crops. County Judge Charles Tt. Marsh, returning from Lawintown, describes severely low water in the Missouri River and widespread dryness. Accompanied by Roland Oliver and J. B. Montgomery, he warns Montana harvests will be light and rain may not revive damaged fields.
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Montana
Charles Tt. Marsh
Roland Oliver
J. B. Montgomery
Missouri
Montante
Jewelers of Oregon to Hold Annual Convention in Pendleton
The Oregon Metall Jewelers Association plans its annual convention in Pendleton with the date set for a future time. Pendleton jewelers are arranging venues and programs, with about 100 delegates expected from across Oregon. Prominent jewelers will contribute addresses to the program.
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Oregon Metall Jewelers
Ann Cation
Pendleton
Pendleton Jjewelers
Purity
Oregon
Tate
Unclear Proverb Reflects On Roles In Marriage
A fragment states that a man's belief in a woman's suitability as a wife hinges on moral virtue, suggesting purity as a criterion for choosing a husband. The phrasing implies traditional gender expectations and social norms about marriage duties.
Reverend Chiré Presents Insightful Russian Situation Talk
England preacher Rev. Joseph Chiré visits the Chautauqua platform this season to share a rare, fascinating account of the Russian revolution days. His talk promises enlightening details on the Russian situation for American audiences.
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Joseph Chiré
England
Dr Clare’s wartime talks on Petrograd and Russian people
Dr Clare, an admirer of British and American figures in Petrograd, spoke in the Capitol during wartime days of the revolution. He recounts friendships with notable personages and thrilling revelations to deepen understanding of the Russian people.
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Petrograd
Clare
Buesidan
Rivera
Price fixing notice from Colden West Chemistry
A public notice states there is no agreement with any firms or persons fixing milk prices. The illegible advertisement appeared in local papers, with price terms affixed and fourth withdrawn without permission.
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Colden West Cheamery
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