Social and Club News in Pendleton and Nearby
Pendleton society items highlight outings by Mims and Maresh families to Bing ham Springs, visits from out-of-town guests including Parkes and Chambers, and club officer elections at the Merry Go Round Club with Mrs Claude Hansen as president. Also noted are weddings, guests, travel plans to Idaho and Wallowa, and social events such as bridge parties and a Dayton visit, reflecting a bustling local social calendar.
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Galin
Joe H. Parkes
Meadwil
Parkes
Mire Isaac Parkes
Ross Wimer
Willamette Valley
Harry Chambers
Pullman
Ralph Porter
Claude Hanseim Wee Down
Wiliam Boynton
Dave Rogers
Elmer Bias
Clarence On
Porter
Joseph Numbers
Joe Cheney
Mre & Brown
Mra
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Garland Grey
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Mers. Walles
LaFollette and Ford Favored in New Move
Chicago July 10 The committee of 48 with fraternal delegates from several liberal groups launched a third party movement at the first national convention. LaFollette appeared to have no opposition after a mail referendum selecting the party’s preferred presidential candidate. Ford will be formally placed before the convention for nomination, Hoffman announced. Detroit July 10 The Dearborn Independent for July 17 will denounce the major party candidates and endorse Henry Ford’s weekly in support of the third party movement.
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Henry Ford
Charles Hoffman
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Dearborn Independent
Great Highways to Span Mexico
A new Mexican federal government highway extends from Sonora to the City of Mexico, planned at about 2000 miles. The route connects with Arizona’s state road system at Sonoita and links to California’s Dibe roadway network, forming a national north to south corridor.
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Sonora
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Mexico
City of Mexico
Tucsga
Arizona
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Gulf of California
Health work in schools criticized as a national disgrace
Salt Lake City July 10 Health work in America's public schools was called a disgrace by Thomas D B Wood of Columbian University at the National Education Association convention. He urged universal compulsory health and physical care for all children, with schools as the key educational arm while noting much care must come from homes and health boards.
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Salt Lake City
America
Thomas Dbd
Wood
Columbian University
National Education Association
War Work Bond Ends Funds Distributed in County
Work of the Umatilla County patriotic Service league for war needs ended Friday with remaining treasury funds split between the local Red Cross and Hendleton Post American Legion. The Red Cross received 695.20 and the legion 299.13 after reserving 100 for a newspaper war history to be stored in the county library. Merlo R F Cheeaman, former secretary, assembled the record.
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Umatilla County
Merlo
Cheeaman
Walla Walla County Harvest Nears With Wind Effects
Wheat harvest in Walla Walla County is five to twenty days away with reports from several sections. Winds from the south and northwest have delayed progress and damaged some spring grain, though observers say velocity was likely insufficient for major harm. Farmers expect a good crop as cool nights aid growth and grain agents report heads forming across varieties including Bluestem and hybrid types.
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Montar
Rome
C. C. Garrett
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Nouthwern
Snake River
Wheat region yields and church services amid a quiet day
Regional wheat reports show yields from 30 to 20 bushels per acre in a thin variety with some fields running 81 to 100 bushels per head. A church service schedule in Pendleton includes a special address by Rev Barnim Van Nuys of Chicago and the Presbyterian pastor delivering sermons at both morning and evening services, with a midweek prayer meeting and a missionary rally deemed a success.
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Barnim van Nuys
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
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Latte
Mer
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Olf Seevicen
Gold Mine Operators Join in Organization
The mining committee of the Deadwood business club began a movement to organize all gold mine operators in the United States and Alaska. The new organization aims to support legislation desired by gold miners and seeks miners cooperation through a letter inviting participation.
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Dradwood, & D
Bf Ne Derudwicd Business Club
United States
Alanke
Alta and College state Nevada G Le Clark pest er
During Jub month one event will be held in the Peostyte district. The notice references Alta and College in Nevada, with G Le Clark as a person named in the fragment.
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G. le Clark
Pester
Lay Terneye
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