Lieutenant Vinter Takes Full Company to Columbia Beach Encampment
Lieutenant Vinter in command of Company L will lead the unit to the annual encampment at Columbia Beach August 7 to 16. Orders direct travel by train to Portland then to the camp, with detachments to handle baggage and return to Coast Guard duties. New recruits are joining weekly as old members are recalled for the operation.
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Vinter
Charles Vinter
Columbia Beach
Portland
Coleonel John M. Pearmann
Mali
Winter
Twelve Cats a Nuisance in Wilkes-Barre Case
Wilkes Barre sanitary officials rule that one cat per household is allowed at Mrs William Church of Ruddle Street after neighbors complained of twelve cats in her home. An officer found twelve cats, strong odor, and fur on furniture. she was given sixty days to remove eleven. Earl of Salisbury noted as the first Englishman killed by a cannon ball in warfare.
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Wilkesharre
William Church
Ruddle Street
Earl of Salisbury
Newsy Notes of Pendleton local births and deaths
News of a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Charles Baxter Jr in Boles Tahoe with Hazel Nolen as former Pendleton resident. Mrs Hinily Maw dies in Portland. funeral held Sunday. Attorney Joseph Skrable sells twenty acres in Section 35 to Anthur st Inghaw for $1. Stanfield Jot Sold by Stanfield Townsite Company to George W Joseph and B. BE Harney. price not listed. Rh EB Perry recovers from pneumonia and plans to spend summer near Meacham with wife to regain strength.
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Fandy May
Hinily Maw
Portland
May Wor
Muscultur
Saaml
Joseph Skrable
Ity
Anthurst
Inghaw
Stanfield
Towneite Company
Stan- Meld
George W
Joseph
Harney
Tills
Perry
Nuron
Meacham
Grain progress at Helix reports strong harvest prospects
Helix reports harvest well started with prospects for a fine yield as grain section visits confirm good conditions. John F Hi the Incal Insurance man returns with upbeat notes on harvest status and James Hill’s yield of 46 bushels per acre noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
John F. Hi
James Hill
Nere
Ilda Boyd Plans Improvements Near Round-Up Grounds
Miss Ilda Boyd spends about 200 dollars to improve her residence on Star Street near the Round-Up grounds. If the property is not rented by the frontier show she will install folding beds to accommodate the Round-Up crowds.
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Ilda Boyd
Star Street
Pred Crawford Recovering After Hospital Stay in Los Angeles
Pred Crawford now in Los Angeles recovering at Bylow Hospital after a recent illness. Father James Crawford confirms steady improvement as he remains under care in the city.
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Pred Crawford
San Angeles
James Crawford
Slick Man
Bylow Hospital
Los Angeles
Judge Marries Hermiston Couple In City Hall Ceremony
A marriage license was issued today to Charles J. Hahn and Rita M. Goodman of Hermiston. The couple wed this afternoon in a city hall ceremony performed by Judge Thomas FitzGerald with the bride, seventeen, needing her mother's consent.
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Charles J. Hahn
Rita M. Goodman
Hermiston
Thomas FitzGerald
City Hall
Schlegels Head East For Family Affairs And Visit
Mr and Mrs George Schlegel of Pilot Rock travel east via Harrisburg Penn to Boston to visit friends and attend to estate settlement for Mr Schlegel s father. The couple plans additional eastern visits before returning home.
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Schlegels
Harrisburg
Penn
Boston
George Schiegel
Pilot Rock
Schlegel
Swaggart Heads East for Treatment in New York
Lester Swaggart of this city will depart tomorrow for New York for treatment by specialists. He is accompanied by Dr. C. J. Smith and C. B. Wheeler, his brother in law, with departure set for the 1:30 Northern Pacific train. Swaggart suffers from a malignant growth in the nose and throat.
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East
New York
Lester Swaggart
C. J. Smith
C. 8. Wheeler
Northern Pacific
Swagegart
Hall for Convention Invited by Local I O O F Members
Local I O O F members vote to extend an invitation to the Eastern Oregon District Medical Association to use the hall for its convention in this city. The gathering aims to form a tri state association among Oregon, Idaho and Washington. In Parker grain tags sell at ten cents while farmers pay high costs for sacks due to late contracts and bumper crop harvests.
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Give Hall
Eastern Oregon District Medical Association
Te Hall
Oregon
Taho and
Wash- Inetoon
Jocal Parker
Hotels Complain of New Schedule in Eastern Oregon
In eastern Oregon travelers en route to Byrne discuss locating here and engaging in business. Secretary J. E. Keefe of the Commercial Association is helping seek a location. Hotels complain the new O W R N time schedule cut patronage nearly in half as transfers no longer require overnight stays, leaving beds empty.
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Dunting
Byrne
Oregon
Scretary
J. E. Keefe
The
Commercial Association
O.W. R. & N. Company
Pendleton Fair Considers Addition of Carnival Acts
Secretary Fitz Gerald reports no obstacle to M. J. Arnold bringing his carnival attractions to Pendleton during fall festivities as long as standard licenses are paid. The Oregon Quartet of Portland seeks to perform during the week and its offer is under review.
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Fitz. Gerald
the Fair Association
M. J. Arnold
Pendleton
Fitz Gerald
City Recorder
Orgoon Quartet
Portland
Rough on Grass Hoppers New Remedy Gains Notice
In St Paul Minnesota a new rough on grass hoppers remedy from state hopper expert M P Somes is claimed to curb pestiferous hoppers across Minnesota and the west. The treatment uses sodium arsenite, cheaper than paris green, with powder sprayers and is described as effective on early hoppers but less so once they mature.
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St. Paul Minn
M. P. Somes
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Wansits
Model prison for Joliet to replace grim state edifice
Joliet, NL reports a new model prison will replace the overcrowded yellow stone structure beside Sing Sing, promising rooms with windows and humane features inspired by European models. State architect W C Ziméran has inspected renowned institutions in England and on the continent.
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Joliet
Thinois State
Sing Sing
America
Europe
W. C. Zimméran
England
Continent
Report of Dead Baby Found in City Hall Basement
A circulating tale claimed a dead baby was found in the city hall basement this morning, but city and county authorities deny any report of such a discovery. The rumor appears to have started from nowhere and spread rapidly, fueling newsroom unease.
Prof Irving Glen resigns Oregon post for Washington role
Prof Irving M Glen dean of music and head of early English literature at the University of Oregon resigns after many years. He accepts a similar position at the University of Washington and is remembered locally as director and soloist of the Oregon Glee Club which has performed here several times.
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Glen
Washington
Pendleton
Irving M. Glen
University of Oregon
Carse
University of Washington
Glenn
Oregon Glee Club
Improvements to Fair Pavilion Contract Awarded
Start Improving Pavillon H Hubbard and B Platter awarded contract to upgrade the fair pavilion today. Work includes a new entrance modeled after Constantine's Triumphal Arch, enlarging seating, moving the band stand, and two balconies above booths. One balcony will be 150 feet long and the other 64 feet. Estimated cost about $400.
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Pavillon
H. Hubbard
B. Platter
Montana stockmen Perkins and Price in city visit
Prominent Montana stockmen Perkins and Price are in the city today and are seriously contemplating locating here. Their visit signals possible major involvement in local livestock business and economic activity.
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Stokmen
Perkins
Price
Montana
Alaska Mine hires Oregon agricultural college graduates
B J Atkinson Clarence L Jamison and Vincent P Glenella from Oregon Agricultural College joined Treadwell Mine in Alaska after hearing of smallpox in Dawson would stop the steamer. C Howe of Hillyard also went to Bunker Hill Sulivan mine. Clifford Dunn of Cloverdale in Yakima region. John Blanchard arrested after a fight with George Duryea at Richmond Gill. Duryea screamed for help as Mrs. Duryea watched from a window.
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A. C
Alaska
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Tinho
Clifford A. Dunn
Cloverdale
North Yakima
John Blanchard
George Duryea
Richmond
Duryea
Blanchard
Leaves bed to beat robber in New York
A man who woke to a burglar in his home leaped from bed and confronted the intruder. He chased the thief through rooms before the assailant fled, leaving behind only disturbed furniture and frightened occupants. Police investigated the break in and sought witnesses.
Mistake in Salt Ice Cream Order Cited by Mrs Gillett
In a brief exchange Mrs Gillett complains a catering order included a small amount of ice cream spoiled by salt. The personality of the caterer is referenced as the exchange centers on a mismade dessert and a customer complaint.
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Mra. Gillett
She Jack and He It Pair Makes a Bold Claim
A brief odd item notes She Jack with a strong face and asserts He It must be so while mentioning his wife in a terse, quippy line. The fragment hints at character contrast within a social scene.
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Jack
Early church debates over wigs in ancient era.
In early Christian times church fathers argued against wigs but their protests failed to stop their widespread use. The note highlights how religious leaders opposed fashion trends yet influence waned over time.
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Fathers of the Church
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Dale
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W. E. Hanscom
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SOX
Alita Street
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Johnson Sts
Tleton Dye Works
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Alta
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E. T. Wade
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