Crop notes and hires in Pendleton county area
Crop news from Pendleton notes good progress with tomatoes selling at two for a winal crate. New recruits reported for duty in Polign's area. five men from Portland and nearby towns listed. J E King reports tending seven hundred acres. spraying of orchards completed to combat plum curculio and codling moth. Sugar card issuance for canning and wool sale payouts noted. Former diplomat Strampland jailed for Keplonage act charges after returning from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Emil Strampland
Arverhai Emboy
London
Wheelie- Hon
New York City
Cofmahigen
Denmark
Hethivken Steel Company
Pendleton Doctor Named First Vice President in State Group
Pendleton physicians attended a meeting where Dr. Boyden was elected firest vice growident of the Oregon hate Motion asagelation. The session discussed official certficates for Red Cross training and supervision, with several local names listed among attendees and delegates. Emergency and military postings were noted, including personnel bound for Heppner, Condon, Madras, and other towns, along with local civic duties and agricultural efforts in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
F. &. Boyden
Heenits
Boyden
Oregon
Cure Lewis
Bitters and fines in police court case noted
A brief police court record shows Charles Signich paid a 9.10 fine after a drink charge. The report links bitters to the incident and notes the accused’s troubled state observed by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Signich
Po-Lce
Howe
Detained man due back in court after no-show bail
A man named Jett posted a $10 bail with police for this morning’s appearance but did not appear. Spencer reportedly left for Portland this morning after being drafted, leaving unclear his next steps in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Charlee Boyne Crnok
Boerneer
Jett
Spencer
Portland
Bryant visits Pendleton from Seattle in Ford car
H. H. Bryant, brother-in-law of Henry Ford, arrived in Pendleton today on a trip from Seattle. He travels in a Ford machine and says the new highway is extremely rough. He plans to return home to Raiw, Idi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menry
H. H. Bryant
Henry Ford
Pendleton
Seattle
Raiw
Idi
Bryant
Ford
Poligh
Collie Presented By Police At Pendleton Depot
Miss Lambert of Umatilla received a stray seafoh collie from Chief Al Roberts at the Pendleton depot after the dog was found there unowned. She plans to take the animal home despite not expecting shipment, while a sack of grain weighing 11.440 pounds from Kitner and Storie farm was noted nearby. Dr. F. Le Ingram reported catching 609 trout at Bingham Springs, with 22 Dolly Vardouns and 28 Rainbow trout on display at Sol Poum's news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert
Umatilla
Pendleton
al Roberts
D-W. Re & XN
Miss Lambert
Bingham
F. le Ingram
Bingham Springs
Sol Poum
Harvest Duty Delays County Agent M B Shrook
County Agent M B Shrook plans to spend two weeks away from duties in a harvest field assignment, extending his absence during the harvest period. The notice notes his temporary leave to assist with crop gathering and related agricultural work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Shrook
Jip
Absence of Shrock disrupts office operations this week
Maloney reports the Shrock duo absent this week on the reservation. Mr. Shrock left today to begin work and his partner Mr. Wo. T. Shrock, visiting friends in Salem, will close the office for the remainder of the week. Shrock returns Sunday to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
Mr. Shrock
Wo. T. Shrock
Saiem
Sire Shirock
Resignations from Upiatilia County Guard Staff
Acting Second Tent and Becond Lieutenant from the batiithen staff of the Upiatilia county guard resigned to take duty. A 49 acting met and Lentenant of Company C also left current assignment to begin new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohlwayek
Chimped
Batiithen
Upiatilia County Guard
Tas Beth
Rainfall, temperature, and fire alarm report
Weather notes report a 0.52 inch rainfall with a 77 degree high and 66 degree low. Partial sunshine. wind from the northwest. A small fire on Washington and Jefferson streets was extinguished before hoses arrived. no injuries reported. County records list names and notices about marriages, school certificates, and local events amid fragmented details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Brusha
Oeat
Washington
Jefferson
Oregon Fighters on Roll of Honor in War Casualties
Washington July 24 General Pershing announced 10% casualties with 20 killed in action and 17 died of wounds. Reports name J Dale of Grand Jury Washington, Henry Spencer of Axhland Uropon, A ie Holware of Corvalutn and Miller of Hillsboro as wounded or killed in various actions.
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Oregon
Spencer
Axhland
Uropon
Aie Holware
Corvalutn
Miller
Hilleboro
Washington
Pershing
Sugar and candy as magic aid for hungry children
The piece argues that if every American spent a penny on candy each day, the money could feed hungry children in Belgium and France. It presents a fable of a Dutch bun and a tale about lollipops, sugar, and commerce to urge generosity, connecting candy to relief for European refugees and hunger across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
France
Fny Coles
Hunery
Een
Bagw
Eirin
Lo San
Atlantic
Brummel Styles For U. S. Armies At Convention
At a New York convention of the American Besummer's Astocratiim TL Kirstein outlines proposed army uniform updates. Pershing seeks more style to boost morale with changes to cuffs collars and coat pockets. A noted emphasis is placed on practicality and conserving materials during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TL. Kirstein
Pershing
Morales
Harry Sbomey_e
Traveling Man Encounters Baker Rattler in July
A traveler in Baker on July 7 faces a challenging encounter with a large rattler near town. The incident underscores the danger of wildlife while on the road and the need for caution during warm months.
Fragmentary urban lines hint at a cryptic public notice
A garbled OCR fragment references blood supply and a call to watch health matters. It mentions Dost and corte in unclear context. No clear dates, places, or named organizations are readable.
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Ghrook
van O Vielter
Auewater
M. P
Gregson
Polign
Eugene Morris
Douglae Drill
Robert Ainsworth
Albert Vandenwivell
Paortland
Milh
Welle
Pete Dieten
Everette King
J. E
Helix
de Peparte
Blaver
Northwest Howaler
Susser
Creseman
Dorey
Smith
K. G. Warner
M& Jetwords
Borton
Juan
Rorke
Smilth
Whoener
Edwaeda
FORME
Gors
Strangeland
Hengevelt
Orerotary
Croatia
Red Crowe
Het Aid
Couven
Red Cross
Conuet Te Mniven
Caena
C. M. YP
Heppner
Con
Thes
H- 1
Cummings
FR. Howe
T. B. Wonw
Madras
Claok Austin
Barry Temple
Cremey
Elconomy
Main Mire
Cressy
M. & Shrock
Drown
Feu
Prune
Appin
Immonds
Fruitvale
Anapach
State Ling
Bond
Bond Bros
Pendletons’ Leading Clothtora
Wester Law & Irrigation Ox
Tmatiila
Tata
Levent
Dre Ley
Queen & Prinheory
Marriase
Bestia
Acihur Wyrane
Urvaileie
Tutulla
Miffen
Cerificans
W. W
Allinounor
Deal Oliver
Lala D
Doboon
Myre W. OT
Riel
Maxon
Etal Creve
Aenem K
Arisin
Mattie Mardmett
Mast
Adame the
Sterderent
Jqeeste
A. W. Hineline
Lacy A. Serogein
Jaffe Det Reen Ii
Leibrand
Jaiyn M. Irace
Ae Bach
Ralph
Pendieten
Stefan Tech
Ale Moore
Lee Damage
Domenic
Venien
Tay Tering
Xadberg
Quallee
Gandie
Voile
Silk
Georgette
Crepe DE Chine
Women’s Union
J. Dale
Grandyew
Exam
U. S. Armies
Jean
Mure
Bum
Rapih
Grace & Hedinson's
Negroes Curiew
Crowder
Megro
Perised
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