Pendleton local news notes and incidents
Hermiston patient has tonsils removed at St Anthony's hospital. road work continues on Haveann Helix project nine miles long with a rock breaker by Wild Horse road. C J Cariton contractor. two locally fined for fighting in pollos court. fund drive in Hermiston Echo for Greater Oregon. carnival plans in Northside Park next Wed Thu Fri 7 to 8. transfer service to Belgium resumed eastbound to Belgium. pending questions affect Belgium treasury. Warren Construction finishes paving near Weston and Milton, Athena work to begin. two projects to run simultaneously. quarterly M Church meeting postponed. Pred Bennion and J L Metile headlines. Handy fined for wrong-way parking. Chloupek on business trip. Ranger J Keithley leaves. Round-Up posters appear in Pendleton. hot night. temperatures high. three small forest fires in Umatilla NF. M Collier appointed trustee for Tribune bankruptcy. Mountain league championship to be decided Sunday Holtz vs Milton-Freewater. umpires Miles and Dickson. dress form workshop by Weston women. seven forms made. Harmon to Bonner Montana for two-week visit.
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Warren Construction Company
Weaton-Milston
Milton
Weston
Blorkaden
Weston #0
Athena
Mrs Ivanhoe Addresses Pendleton Summer Normal Students
Mrs. Ivanhoe, Union County school superintendent, spoke to Pendleton high school's summer normal students on training for teachers and the N B K A convention in Salt Lake City. She praised teaching responsibility and inspired pupil progress, then planned a Walla Walla visit with Mrs Winans and Margaret Casper.
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Ivanhoe
A. EB. Ivanhoe
Union County
Mra
Pendleton
J. H. Ackerman
Noraml Behool
N. BK. A
Salt Lake City
Tvanhoe
Ivanhoe la m
State Text Book Commission
Margaret Casper
Salem
Walla Walla
Mia
Philip Winans
Soviet Peace Offer Rumor Spreads Through SPA Dispatch
London reports a rumor that the Soviet government accepted Britain's peace proposal with Poland and proposed a Brest Litovsk conference. The Times notes General Wrangel refused to withdraw from Crimea and claims the people are content under Bolshevik rule. Also covered: Davis Cup progress in London with Johnston and Tilden defeating British players, and Amundsen plans a new pole expedition from Seattle to Nome.
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London
Nily
Poland
Brest Litovek
Times
Wrangel
Abolshevik
Shuttle
Wash
Amundsen
Siberia
North Pole
Nome
Alaska
Emanuel Tonneson
Seattle
New York
Tonneson
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Nasionalin
T. O. Yates
Hermiston
St. Anthony's Hospital
Haveann-Helix
Wild Horse Road
C.J. Cariton
Aro
al Richardson
Andrew Taylor
Pollos Court
Richardson
Taylor
Caoipagna
Hermixton
Echo
Greater Oregon
State Chamber of Commerce
Pendleton Commercial Association
Northaide Park
Ruth
Tranefers
Vinton Hee
All Pointe
Belgium
United States
Beligem
Treasury Department
Temnlon
Pred Bennion
J. L. Metile
Ukiah
Anthony's Hospital
Handy
Hosiness
Chicupek
Smythe-Lonergan Co
Blueines
Bolee
Idaho
Fie
Mra. Chloupek
J. Keithley
Umatilla
Wie
Heppner Country
Pendleton Cara
Mercury
Tee Moorhouse
Umatilla National Forest
BR. A. Rattcher
Forent Office
M. Collier
Pr. M. Collier
Tribune Company
Tue Mountain League
Holx
Milton- Freewater
Shorty” Miles
John Dickson
Thin City
Mandrode
Weston Mountain
Ella May Harmon
D. B. Faust
Mark Henderson
Eli
Northwest
Log Cabin Baking Co
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Grant Street
Lincoln School
Hazel Street
Joe Kerley
Oregon
SPA
U. P
America
Johnston
Perk
Tilden
Major Kingscote
Grocery Department
Libby
East Oregonian Printing Department
Bentley-Graham Insurance Agency
Hidaway Springs
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