Ukiah Notes Mixed with Pendleton Visitors and Frost Loss
East Oregonian special report from Ukiah Oregon on July 9 describes local visitors and residents. Families and traders travel between Ukiah Pendleton and nearby towns amid a heavy livestock movement headed to markets. A deep frost damaged gardens and grain, while prominent locals and seasonal workers circulate through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah, Ore
T. D. Taylor Land
Pendleton
Elton Taylor
Michona
Old Glory Flies From A Pole 96 Feet High
Ukiah California July 8 The Fourth of July celebration drew large crowds to witness the unfurling of a new flag pole. Old Glory now flies at a height of 46 feet with flags for the town. A patriotic program featured the French national air sung by Mrs J B Kirk and a talk on Why We Celebrate the Fourth of July by Mike Monsie Mottle. Letters from local boys at cantonments were read and ice cream sales aided church electric lights.
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East Oregonian
Ukiah
Oro
la Ogue
J. Db. Kirk
Mike Monsie Mottle
Meacham Lake Picnic Scenes Mark Fourth of July
Meacham Lake hosted Fourth of July picnics with residents and visitors from Pendleton, La Grande, and nearby areas. Families from McKay Creek and Coombs Canyon joined the lunch gathering, while locals like the Barkers and Warrens traveled for celebrations and others headed to La Grande for events. Various residents made weekend trips for festivities and errands around town. The day also saw local men preparing to depart to Fort McDowell, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roberts
Portland
Blackburn
la Grande
Hikekburn
Ann
John Linclinl
Andates
J. A. Watters
Pendleton
John Marker
McKay Creek
Mra Sian Barker
H. Warren
Coombs Canyon
Janee Buler
Kamela
Untill
Mra F. Hanlon
J. 2 Casey
John Corey
Bi Wella
John Dodeweller
BK. Fagan
Mies Lawnen Hardison
Athena Churches Will Hold Union Services
Athena churches schedule union services as part of a regional religious observance. The report notes attendance by local residents including Mrs. Sam Pam Brun and Mrs. B. J. McPherson with connections to CHlllam County. Mentions also cover travel to College Place and Walla Walla, with remarks on Mr. George Payne’s improvement and several Pendleton visits by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
George Payne
Ralph Haynie
Pendleton
Velam McAlexander
Mrr
MM. Silmbey
Archie Rilee
Willam Rice
Union advices of Athena churches in city part
Beginning Sunday evening, Union advices of the Athena churches will be held in the city part. They will continue during July and August. Jemno Myrick, who was in the draft call for July 5th, has been temporarily exempted. He returned to Athena to await his call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic Ile Sturdivant
Pendleton
Ukiah
Wood Gibbs
Portland
Charley Welch
Maggie Walker
Dale
Frank Chapman
Butter Creek
Misa Helen Menges
Jean D
Bridge Creek
Walter Allison
Fat Thrasher
Tale
J. Ed. Helmick
Thrasher
Lynn Clark
Freewater
Mary Peterson
Virgil
Sanford Chilson
Sanford
Chilson
Ezra Vinson
Camas Prairie
Visiwon
Athena
Jemno Myrick
Pilot Rock Home Guard Joins Umatilla County Guards
The Pilot Rock Home Guard votes to join the Umatilla county battalion and organize transport and training for headquarters. Captain W. Riaver leads Pilot Rock with Lieutenants Dixon and Bracher as four squads of Oregon state military police assist Pendleton headquarters in Pie Lot Reck drill. A reception with lemonade follows a successful drill at the LOO F hall, with Pilot Rock praised as hospitable hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
Homes Guards
Wiruitilla
Lot Rock Company
W. ©. Riaver
P. A. Dixon
Karl Bracher
Oregon State Folittary Police Force
Willian
Rocker
Who Chambers
Co A
Kenneth Goodaly
M. H. Chenanan
County Guard
Pendleton
Pielot Reck
Pilot Reck
Home Guarda
Military Poliee
William
Guaria
Ermeest Fanning
Loo F
Harvest General in County Amid Dry Year
Harvesting starts in rural fields and on the Pilot Rock area with expectations of broader gathering next week. Reports say grain yields exceed early hopes despite a dry spell, with Indicar Wheat expected to rise and field yields improving across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unastilia
Iseaeter
Wheat harvest accelerates near Adams and Nolin fields
Thought, Lowell Rogers began cutting forty fold wheat near Adams Saturday. At Nolin Gus MU) started on a 400 acre field, turning out about 16 bushels per acre. Reports say the dry lands yield quality better than expected as others near Solln begin harvest. In San Francisco July 6 Attorney Agron Sapiro enlisted in the United States artillery, reporting to Fort Stew Dowell with recruits. Sapiro, 36, has lived in the city since boyhood, studied at Cincinnati and Pratt Law College, married with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Rogers
Adams
Nolin
Solln
Supiro
San Franesco
Sapiro
University of Cincinnati
Prantings Law Collemn
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Federal Reserve System
Earth
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American National Bank
Oregon
Chas. E. Heard, Inc
Lalley
Pendleton Auto Co
East Oregonian Special News OF
Umatilla CO
George New
Ward Emigh
Sillah Creamery and Son
Walla Wall
Irenotterson
Caner
Colvin
Frankie Sturdivant
J. W. Sturdivant
Hank Minackwell
Gradt County
Roy Smith
Ixtending
Row
Earl Martin
Charley Hynd
George Caldwell
Carl Sturdivant
Frank Hilbert
Dora
Barrett
Abe Martin
Jene Hilbert
H. Wagner
Oscar Hilbert
Sherman Hale
Hugo Lenz
Gordon Mettie
Old Glory
Meacham Lake
Everett True
J. C. Penney Co
Bsc
Ladies Summer Union
OSD
Delgo
S$ C.penney
Bobby
Hooker’s Messenger
Dald Rothwell
Optometrist
Aad
Optician
Ginssen
American Nations
Benk Building
David Bennett Hill
Tom O. Bailey Fudd Hallding
Pendicton
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Temple Bidz
S. F
Ran
Francisco
Agron Sapiro
Sapien Neyhan
United States
Sajootay
Fort steDowell
Terman
Wilson
Kwong Hong Low
West Asia SL
Lowe Brothers
L. J. McAtee
Male St
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Colesworthy’s Mill
Alta
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