Pendleton News Notes Reach Pendleton Figures
A Pendleton roundup reports a released Indian woman Ancle Mckay on the Umatilla reservation near Portland after confinement and a liquor fine. It notes Pendleton individuals visiting from Walla Walla, soldiers fed at the Crow canteen, local car purchases, legal notices in the Wither estate, new stenographer Daphne Woltnbowan, and arrivals of grain handling equipment. Also mentions a discharged Marine, a overseas veteran homecoming, and Oregon State Fair prize rules.
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Ancle Mckay
Umatilla
Feneral
Portland
Dindlann
Je Tdleman Returns to Hamley and Co Saddlery
Mr and Mrs Idleman return to Hamley and Co Saddlery after 14 months in France with the railway engineers. He served in the Argonne sector and Verdun. The couple are accompanied by Mrs Idleman formerly Miss Marion Ray of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idleman
Hamley and Co
France
Mtr
Arfonny
Verdun
Mfr
Mrw
Mies
Marion Ray
Will Stay for Cheyenne Trip After National Convention
J H Bates plans to remain in Cheyenne for ten days to attend the frontier show after returning from the Blké national convention at Atlantic City. His wife fears he is a guest of the jetty, while she claims he insisted he should be if not. Jane C Templeton of Echo seeks divorce from Blanche Templeton, alleging cruel treatment and threats to leave. they have three young sons aged four, four, and years.
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Cheyenne
J. H. Bates
Athantic City
Frontier
Hbetenne
Mra. Extos Ia
Hat Toeana
Janes C. Templeton
Echo
Blanche Templeton
Emall
Mr. Templeton
Complaints Over Stock Pens In North Town Radius
Several residents near Thompson street complain about keeping cattle in railroad stock pens on the north side of town. They say the animals are for ornamental use rather than loading, violating city ordinances. Chief of Police Roberts orders an investigation and will report findings today. Sergeant Blydenstein of the Trindhin army arrives at Halifax after four years overseas service. He is expected to visit Pendleton once discharged and has been twice decorated for gallantry.
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Thompson Street
Nouth
Ornl
Ordi
Moo
Roberts
Heather
EL HW. Eidensttein
Trindhin
Halifax
Atlantic
N. J Aivdenstein
Umatilla Floine & Grain Co
Blydenstein
Pendigton
Sallunity
Wothon
Tendleton in Photomobile book project tour preserves northwest
Pendleton writers plan to document Tendleton and surrounding country through tours guided by the Photomobile Photo Book. The project will publish a Northwest travel guide with photos from regional photographers and notes for the Pendleton Commercial Association. Francis Cranston will compile the material as photographers visit key locales. The issue features actor Trendleton’s son and a 1918 Camera book reference, along with other film credits and prior roles in stage and screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendleton
Fendleton
Bohtilo
Pendleton Commercil Association
C K. Cranston
George Mackathorn
Trendleton Bey
Hivewies
Feehown
Magiaire
California
Tinehka
Thorn
Sue
Pendleton
Bev
Olle Stewart
Jonelsa's
Joe Latinere
Fire Spreads in Ukiah Area Causes Widespread Anxiety
Reports describe a forest fire near Ukiah with Croder and Whitman parties concerned about spread toward Voracula National Forest. A supervisor from Baker and MF joined the firefighting effort today. Cryder hopes the blaze will be subdued as crews work along the Wena Ha river with power under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah T
W. W. Croder
Piperineun
Timber fires report small losses in Wenaha area
Shout 40 mores of timber have been burned over two other small fires reported yesterday at the Wenaha national forest end. All were put out with minimal loss. One was sparked by an O W R N engine and the cause of the other remained undetermined. Shoot Law Editions On the 1919 Oregon school laws issued for public use by J A Church state superintendent of public instruction. The 1919 legislature enacted Smith Hughes vocational act acceptance part time schools high school act tax per capita for elementary schools up from 8 to 10 and the minimum salary for teachers at 75 a month. The minimum school term is eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenaha National Forest
Oregon
J. A. Church- 1
Smith-Hughes
Attending Synod Resolves Interchurch Cooperation
The Rev J Francis Morgan pastor of the Presbyterian church attends the annual meeting of the Presbyterian Church of Oregon in Rugent Mire Morgan accompanying her husband Rev J E Bowyer, formerly local pastor now at Corvallis. Opening session reveals a resolution endorsing the Inter-church work movement and urging cooperation through the church reporting committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis Morgan
Th'a cl
Presbyterian Church of Oregon
Rugent
Gray and Martin Held for Grand Jury in Robbery Case
James A. Gray and James Martin were held for the grand jury in g150 bond each after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Jon HK Parkes. They are charged with robbing Ben Freeman for 2910 dollars. The judge took the case under advisement before ruling on detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gray
James Martin
Justice of the Peace Jon HK
De Viemluig Dust Bowl Case Details Rise
De Vieming held in county jail as grand jury action looms following destruction of a house near Hermiston. He and his brother were arrested and charged with arson after a fire damaged property. The brother posted bonds after serving a work program.
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de Vieming
Atx
Vieming
Aren
Hermiston
Copeland Accepts Principal Post at Maupin School
Herbert W. Copeland, long familiar to the Birch Creek area, has accepted the position of principal of Maupin High School in Waseca County. He will oversee the three room school and draw a salary of 125 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Copeland
Birch Creek
Maupin Waseca County
Parents of Daughter Born This Morning in City
The parents Mr and Mrs Frank Graham announce the birth of a daughter this morning. In a circuit court, a divorce decree was entered in Pearl Smiley v Alfred Smiley with custody awarded to Pearl Smiley for their four children. August 18 was set as the final hearing date for the administrator of the estate of H C Houseu, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Graham
Mr. Smiley
Pearl Smiley
Alfred Smiley
H.C. Houseu
Knotts Appointed Administrator in Mire Knotts Estate
Emery C. Knotts of Pilot Rock was named administrator for the estate of Mire Felicita Knotts, deceased. Meal property valued at $1400 is listed in the estate, with the administrator’s bond set at $200. Temperature notes and weather garble in the report do not affect the legal notice.
Titrngison at The Dalles With Thormbeon
State highway commissioner visits The Dalles to review early morning train service and spend the day surveying between The Dalles and Mosier, a remaining section under contract. He plans to return Friday or Saturday.
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Dalles
Thormbeon
Comimlestoner
Tof
Dales
Daflen
Mosier
Mars truck attachment tour begins from Seattle
HP Hammad of Seattle demonstrated for the Mars truck attachment and left this afternoon for Pasco en route to Yakima and Seattle with the agency for the attachment placed with the Blue Mountain Motor Co.
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Man
HP Hammad
Seattle
Pasco
Yakima
Hammond
Blue Mountain
Amputated Leg Follows Diabetes Complication At Portland
Mr Ditties, known in Pen HMrionn, had his left leg amputated below the knee at Portland after diabetes weakened his right leg last year. He formerly lived at Heppner and was an uncle of Mrs. James EB Welch of Pendleton.
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Portland
Ditties
Heppner
James EB. Welch
Pendleton
Oregon Delegation Returns From Washington Mission
George Quayle, general secretary of the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce, praises Pendleton for urging Congress to back Roosevelt war appropriation. He notes a strong delegation and reports a brighter prospect for the appropriation after the Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Ll. J. Simpson
Alamo
Washington
Oregon
Iye ” Feller Fom
George Quayle
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
Pendleton Commercial Association
Qiayle
Pendleton
Oregon del
Congress
Permit to Alter Bank Offices
Permit for alteration of the American National Bank second floor issued. Work planned valued at $10,000 with contractor yet to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Second Fuor
Cox
To Build Apartment House by Gorfikle and Terrace
Max Gorfikle and M M Terrace seek permit to erect a 13 room apartment at 309 Main Street foot of South Main. Existing one story dwelling becomes main floor. roof removed. second story added. Completion expected by early fall. building to be three apartments. contract price 3500 dollars.
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Max Gorfikle
M. M. Terrace
Main Street
Natatorium Pool Drain Delays Officials Clarify Status
Mayor J L Vaughan and Councilman F J McMonies of the Natatorium committee could not assure the East Oregonian that the pool was full and operational. The city cites a malfunctioning telephone as the reason info could not be obtained. The pool was emptied and cleaned last evening, with Vaughan spending most of the afternoon setting a new power pump. Arrangements will notify the public of future drainage times.
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J. L. Vaughan
F. J. McMonies
Natatorium Committee
Wat
East Oregonian
Vaughan
Heal Skin Diseases Ly Applied Will Usually Give Instant
The advertisement from The E. W. Rose Co of Cleveland promotes a medicated skin remedy. It claims instant relief from itching, cleansing and soothing the skin, quick healing, easy application, and low cost to save distress.
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E. W. Rose Go
Cleveland
Philippines crops nearly double in 1998 report
Manila July 17 The value of home crops including sugar tobacco and peanut crops nearly doubled in 1998 from the previous year. Agriculture credited with a large share in rising prosperity in the islands though rice and other staples for home consumption remained scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Hernandes
Bureau of Sericulture
Bakers Debate Quick Scoring Tips From A Layout Hint
A fragment offers a tip about shaping bread to control rise by scoring a light sash lengthwise in the center before baking. The note suggests a simple method to influence loaf height during oven bake.
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Ieee
Smith Ankeny
Thie City
Pendleton Budien
Walle Walla
Delving
New Lewington
BJ. Clemens
A. J. Frentzel
Frentael
Bng
Mise
Daphne Woltn Bowan
Dutien
Fred Bennion
Mins Belts
St. Joseph's Academy
Farmers Union
Athena
Jlere
BB Waterman
Emenoy
Fordaen Tractor Ou
Bua New
Baker
Maring Hlore
Henry W. Cunmings
Gringe- Vile
Tolkhe
Wiy To Wie
Quantico Virminitan
Harry F. Dunn
Campiolaterre
Tmatitixn
Mea J. DB. McComb
Loreno Parker
Alles Swear
Whipple Barracks
Gouraud
Ke “Delta
America
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
Joe Kerley
Chas
BE. Heo
Ad, Inc
Til Malo
Pendleton, Oregon
Dodge Bros
Dodge Brothers
Cottonwood & Water St
Quality Servic Pendleton’s
Ex Vers
Paul Jones
Windsor
Daintiest
Oak Leaf and
Conventi
de Viemluig
Maupin
Wsing Euread
Austria
Austria -Hungary
Republic of Austria
Anstria-Hungary
Liveo Io
Ealia Cor
Br Commission
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