Pendleton Notes On City Projects And Events
Inland Empire paint project finishes exterior work on the building with Lithia Ready by Wednesday. A $4000 power system upgrade for Pilot Rock is nearly complete under J L Vaughan supervision. City parks and depot lawn draw crowds from the heat while Pendleton residents await upcoming weather forecasts and a Portland tennis tournament features Miss Harriet Johnson. A Calgary Stampede postcard promotion arrives for August events.
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Lithia
J. L. Vaughan
Weilnonday
New Stage to Weston Opens From Weeton Pendleton Route
O and Wielding establish a new stage line with Pendleton HQ at Allen Kolehe Co. store. Schedules show Weeton to Pendleton at 7:46 am and 1:46 pm, Athena to Pendleton at 7 am and 9:00 am, Adame to Pendleton at 6:20 am and 12:00 pm, and Pendleton to Weston via Allen Knighe Co. Blaze at 10:00 am and 4:00 pm.
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Weston
Weeton-Pendleton
O. & Wielding
Pendleton
Allen-Kolehe Co
Weaton
Athena
Pendleton At & A. m
Adame
Allen-Knighe Co. Blaze
Return Prom Convention Mr and Mrs Wade From Vancouver
Mr and Mrs Wade returned today from Vancouver British Columbia where they attended the Interstate Realty Association convention of which Mr Wade is a member. The trip was by automobile from Portland Oregon. Yesterday's Oregon Journal showed a feature of Mr and Mrs Wade taken during the trip. The employment office busy. City hall tram part of a busy scene with several truck loads of fire fighters about to depart for the country site to extinguish the flames. Men recruited by M Berkeley of the U S employment bureau. Harvest work seekers sent out daily.
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Mra
T Wade
Vancouver
B.C
Interstate Realy Association
Mr. Wade
Fortland
Oregon Journal
Mrr Wade
M. Berkeley
U. & Employment Bureau
Geta Tdubo Highway Position in Idaho Work
G I O Melveny civil engineer and contractor left for Boise Idaho after taking an important post with the Idaho Highway Commission. He has years in PendIeton and in 1915 completed an official map of the city. Tumbling work proceeds on the second floor of the American National Bank building as partitions and walls are removed. Grinwold Swanson contractors expect completion within 60 days with tenants moved to temporary locations.
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Geta Tdubo
G. I. O'Melveny
Boise
Idaho
Idaho Highway Commission
O'Melveny
Pendiaten
American National Hank
Grinwold & Swanson
Pacific Grain and Coast Elevator Move to Shared Office
Pacific Grain Co and Pacific Coast Elevator Co announce a move to the balding former Hailey Hoveau office. The two firms plan to share the space with J. E. Montgomery as manager if the move proceeds, aiming for occupancy tomorrow.
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Jexport
Therlay
Pacific Grain Co
Pacific Coast Elevator Co
Wheat quality report from J. E Montgomery says grain clean
Grain dealer J. E Montgomery reports wheat to be as clean as usual with little smut and few impurities after recent rains. Tests show county grain of high weight and overall high grade, reflecting minimal damage and strong quality.
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J. E Montgomery
Normal Temperatures Forecast This Week
The UT department of agriculture weather forecast predicts fair conditions and normal temperatures for the week of July 2 to 26. Northern Rocky Mountain and Pine Moglons are expected to see generally fair weather with comparatively low temperatures.
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UT. & Department of Pariculture
Rocky Mountain
Pinte
Salem men eye garage venture in Pendleton
Richard and Albert Tate of Salem are in Pendleton for days to assess local auto repair market and potential business location. They are recently discharged veterans and may open a garage if a suitable site is found. Miss Lorene Parker, retiring county agent, will speak at Rural Life Conference July 11 to 23 in Salem, demonstrating oak stoves drier and homemade fireless cooker construction.
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Salem
Richard and
Albert Tate
Pendleton
Pmrage
Lorene Parker
E County
Rural Life
Methodist Church
Mise Parker
Jim Tstes is Tome at Atlantic City Grand Lodge
J H Entes arrived Sunday after attending Elke grand lodge in Atlantic City and the Teledo event on July 4, stopping in Cheyenne en route home. He recoups on sleep while noting no field bets or losses, but observes high prices in the east. Taxed by rising costs, he comments on spending patterns of local folk and traffic charges.
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Jim Tstes
Tome
Elke Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
Cheyenne
Mountain Pitiing Good Nervw From Fishermen
Mountain anglers report decent results and several limits on the Pentathlon country and on Canes Calle and Hidaway creeks. No fish exceed 10 inches. Umalilia river fishing is poor. improvement awaits rain as overfishing and dry conditions have reduced prospects.
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Umalilia
Aw Gould Eateh
Two Round-up Stories Promisp and Pendleton’s Rowndip Feature
Oregon author Anne Shannon Monroe told Major Low Moorhouse that Rowndip will be the subject of a fading article in Red Crows magazine for September and also to appear in another rational magazine. Monroe received the vious hoe tugrapha from the major and sent him an autographed copy of Happy Villow in appreciation of his assistance.
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Pendleton
Rowndip
Red Crows
Rational
Anne Shannon Monroe
Oregon
Low Moorhouse
Mine Monroe
Kite
Oregon Life
Tailors Move Office to Main Street Next to Max Boer
Tailor business announces relocation to 725 Main Street Lindgren and Franeceti with phone 466. The move places the shop beside Max Boer, signaling refreshed premises for local customers. Job listings or openings not specified in text.
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Lindgren and Franeceti, Tailors
Main Street
Max Boer
Job Ell
New Laces and Trimmings for All Styles and Widths
A fresh lot of laces in varied widths and patterns arrives. Vallace, filet, venice, baby Irish, antique and more priced from five euros to a dollar and fifty cents.
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Venice
Natatorium Patronheed Amid West End Exodus
Despite a general exodus of people from Puncheton toward the west end, natatorium receipts on Saturday and Sunday were thin totaling about $66. The pattern reflects shifting popularity tied to rising temperatures and broader local interest.
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Natatorium
Puncheton
West End
Pendleton hearing draws Pendleton association official
K Granston, secretary of the Pendleton Commercial Association, attends the Columbia River rate case trial as Pendleton’s intervenor. Ten Pines delivers $40 to city. Walter Perry, charged with being drunk and disorderly, forfeits a $25 bail. Shelby Alloway, arrested for speeding, fined £15 on second offense with additional charge against the arresting officer.
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Ten Pines
Walter Perry
Pollow Court
Shelby Alloway
Agaipet Nii
Autographed Billy Sunday Photos Sent to Mayor Vaughan
Two autographed photos of William A. Billy Sunday were delivered to Mayor J. L. Vaughan late Saturday. Sunday did not include a letter with the pics, but his signature carried the inscription Panim 37.
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Milly
William A
Billy
J. IL. Vaughan
Panim
Watermaster Returns From Morrow County Trip
Watermaster A. Perry and associate returned from a trip to Morrow county where a pot of the district’s water was found with no clear name. Wall was arrested on Perry’s complaint for severely ignoring district rules. He faces trial in Morrow county courts.
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Perry
Morrow County
Wall
Bowler Returns to Faunk at First National Bank
J W Bowler resumes position at the exchange teller window after over a year away serving in France and Germany with the 14th field artillery. He is back in Cay.
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Din Bowler
Faunk
J. W. Bowler
First National Bank
Cay
France
Germany
14Éth Field Artillery
Mr. Bowler
Buried in Portland for J W Balley funeral train
To Portland this morning accompanied the body of the late J W Balley. Burial services were held here yesterday. Bows of candy given to twelve Pendleton girls serving at the Fourth of July service men’s banquet. The named helpers were Virginia Todd Sydney Sommerville Evelyn Sommerville Alice Forshaw Florence Forshaw Claire Raley Laura Jerard Mrs Harold Prink Annle Rouangola Margaret Putnam Rita Perguson Mrs Harold Barnett Gaynell Baldwin. Justice to Close Office: The office of Justice of the Peace Parkes will be closed until Friday.
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Portland
D. W. Balley
Mre Gonzalez
Mima Pauline Jones
J. H. Baley
J. W. Balley
Port
Pendleton
Virginia Todd
Sydney Sommerville
Evelyn Sommerville
Alice Forshaw
Florence Forshaw
Claire Raley
Laura Jerard
Harold Prink
Annle Rouangola
Margaret Putnam
Rita Perguson
Harold Barnett
Gaynell Baldwin
Judge Parkes to Visit Meacham Cabin This Week
This week Judge Parkes stays at an AIS summer cabin near Meacham and will descend about weekly to handle any pending matters. Feed prices show a 60 cent drop for standard feed barley now quoted at 61 per ton, with Stnt and A barley at 42.50 and MIM feed steady at 27.40. Hay futures rise to 23 f.o.b. care.
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Parkes
Ais
Meacham
Harley
MIM
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