Milton local notes highlight moves and resignations
Miltons daily community brief covers Prof W H Howard and family leaving for Mopper, Henderson resigning from Milton Eagle, Elsie Torgeson visiting Portland, Patraments from Spokane and Pendleton trips, new theatre owner buys Bonerset, city improvements and summer travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Howard
Gibert
Wiling
Mopper
Presbyterian Church of Heppner
Columbia College
Ming Bovina Henderson
Milton Eagle
Bookane
Miew Jda
Shelton Haw
Henderson
Augie
Elsie Torgeson
Portland
Mia
M. FB
Samgiel
Twin Palm
Idaho
Mra
Clarence T. Spence
J HL
Bamford
Ton Washington
Io Allstan
Lee Jonneon
Milton Yound Rank
Pendleton Canh
New Machinery on Way For Highway at Adams
Adams Oregonian Special reports that after a fire the highway project will resume in about two weeks with new machinery arriving from Portland. Readers note ongoing local activity as area residents travel between Adams Pendleton Weston and Spokane, with farmers threshing and hauling grain to nearby warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Eart
Oregonian
Adama
Portland
Dorothy Stolven
Viettir Iin
Walla Walla
Bingham Springs
Dean Dudley and Son
Hingham
Springs
Ralph Wallen
Pendleton
Olin Liuallon
Coffman
Gladwyn Spencer
Jack Hales
Nerelee la Course
Spokane
BE. Reaves
Peter Jeannot
Hoiste
Idaho
Ukiah Briefs on Telephones and Firefighting Visitors
Ukiah residents report telephone office hours restored on Sundays with Grace Gibbe in charge. A large Studebaker carrying seven from Pendleton wrecked near Ukiah but left no injuries. Firefighters from Pendleton and Pilot Rock sent crews and supplies to the Big Fire, with 34 men departing on Tuesday. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Abo Martin, Mrs Blackburn visiting from Lebanon, and returning service veteran Herbert Meengs arriving from New York.
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Reet
Oregonian
Inkiah
Mre
Frank Oil- Wand
Gurdane
Starkey Prairie
de Rollalas
A. & Quant
Albo
Buninese
Abo Martin
Edna
Bridge Creel
Bundoy
Sturdivant Brow
Thev
Sinclair
Martin
Herbert Meengs
New York
Ukiah
Hewie
Buminea
Studebaker
Pendleton
Mra. Vesti
Jonea
Lavi Eldrige
Pilot Rock
Mia
William Anderson
Nellie
Luncheon Gift Sparks Quarrel At Sea Row
An exchange at a luncheon aboard a vessel ends with Dr Blank accepting a twenty dollar bet and a western millionaire pressing him about the bill. Blank replies that the money was to treat his stomach and nothing more, amid a crowd watching shuffleboard.
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Oleely
Dr. Blank
Blank
Real estate transfers listed for Pendleton and Stanfield
A lengthy list of realty transfers including buyers and sellers such as Doel to Charles Martin, Frazier referee sales, Hughes and Milton parcels, Penland to Norvell, Nash to Potter, Burgin to Mahon, and Jackson to Akers. Transactions cover blocks and lots across several additions, with prices cited like 1078, 8000, and 11500, and mentions of city spots Echo and Stanfield additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
LeRoy Penland
Letcher P. Norvell
Moelix
Pauline Pitewater
J. ¥. Grom
Frank Flown
J. F. Connelly
Firet National Hank
Pendleton
Choa
H. Belt
Jim White
John W. Crow
Swayee
Iporgia
McKennie
Hermil
Addie C. Extéh
W. EL
Crary
Boho
Laura D
Nash
W. BB. Potter
North Range
Andrew FP. Hurgin
Pred K. Mahon
Byers Park Add
Joseph Baliemore
Litto J. Clark
Township
Narcisse LaCorse
Lowell
la Mogors
Max Kern
Baddley
Nee
Mark A. Blurtevant
Fay Sturtevant Lowell
Pilot Tock
Charles
Power
Ora Allen
Lane
Edward Jackson
J. M. Akers
W. J. Wattenburger
John Jorfan
Nurses, More Nurses Busy in Brest
Brest July 23. In Brest crowds fill the streets as nurses from across the United States and many states converge here. The Y W C A Nurses Club hosts visiting workers in two hospitals with Queen Victoria as a symbolic figure, while Marion Morrow greets guests in uniform.
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Brest
France
Winda
Ery
Trety
Nurven Club
Queen Victoria
Brittany
Marion Morrow
Strictly Business on the Ocean Liner
A famous New York stomach specialist is described as faking a scene on an ocean liner deck. Dialogue hints at mistaken identity with a stranger asking about the name Miank or Hank, suggesting a lighthearted or sensational moment amid travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miank
Hank
Largest camp in the world linked to Brest harbor
The article recalls Pontanezen Camp near Brest as the largest camp in the world and notes a hospital that once cared for up to 5000 patients. It contrasts French memory of Pontanezen with American recollections of its mud, describing barracks, thin partitions, and mud corridors, plus Napoleon era buildings and the ongoing wait for ships at Brest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontanezen
Napoleon
Billy Sunday Opens Q&A After Revival Sermon
Philadelphia audience hears revivalist Billy Sunday invite new questions after a fiery exhortation. A front row girl Sheamin asks, May stroke, prompting a silent moment before further dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Philadelphia
Sheamin
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