News notes of Pendleton in Operated Upon
Notices from Pendleton detail several medical recoveries after appendicitis surgeries at St Anthony's hospital. W. Fletcher of Pilot Rock travels home after delivering beet shipments to North Portland. Refugee garment shipments depart Hermiston toward Red Cross HQ with additional aid anticipated from the Canyon County chapter in September. Weston region Wheatland reports 40 to 60 bushels per acre with a standout 60 bushels on 360 acres. Marvin Turner, a former local lawyer, returns to Pendleton. Weather forecasts predict fair, normal temperatures through late August. Local business men plan a meeting to discuss building plans with the committee. Mr and Mrs Oldfield welcome a new son at St Anthony's. A divorce decree grants Loretta Starba a $160 judgment and court costs. Mrs Grice Koumagouxy has recovered and plans a brief leave from the hospital.
Burgess Boy Convalesces After Tonsil Removal
Ralph Burgess son of Mr and Mrs A S Burgess is convalescing at St Anthonys Hospital after having his tonsils removed this morning. One speeder pays 85. Harold McCarthy arrested for spending within the city limits forfeits $5 by failing to appear in police court today. Final report indicates the estate of Albert Louis Willie filed with County Clerk B T Brown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
John Row
St. Anthonys Hospital
Ralph Burgess
A. SN. Burgess
St. Anthony
Harold McCarthy
Unita
Albert Lewie Willie
B. T. Brown
Max Gerfkle Moves to Toronto for Family Visit
Max Gerfkle of the Midl and Junk Company departed for Toronto Canada and will stay until January 1 to visit his relatives. A school board meeting is set for tonight to award contracts for school funding repairs delayed by director absences. The session will be in the Livermore Bickote and Priedly office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Gerfkle
Canada
Max Gerskle
The
Astern Midl and Junk Company
Toronto
Parente
Solon! Hoard
Bard
Livermore, Bickote & Priedly
Explosion at Bennett farm wrecks grain separator and wheat
Walla Walla Union reports an explosion in the separator at the Bennett farm near Walla Walla Prescott row yesterday destroying the separator and over 2000 sacks of threshed wheat along with a feed wagon. Fire was intense but crew saved the derrick and equipment. In separate civil matter, WL Brown, cited by his ex wife, pays $3206 to satisfy alimony arrears and avoid contempt charges in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Farm
Walla Walo-Prescott
Walla Walla
WL. Brown
Minnie A. Brown
Brown
Postal Inspector Checks Up After Pakeo Robberies
Postal Inspector T. T. Rowan based in Spokane investigates after Paul Baker and associates robbed the Pakeo post office and drug store and escaped. Baker was later captured near Umatilla with stolen goods. hearing before US Commissioner A. Newberry likely, with transfer to federal court in Portland.
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T. T. Rowan
Spokane
Pendidtoh
Pakeo
Paul Baker
Baker
Umatilla
Bea
A. Newberry
Porthend
Rate Testimony in Portland Finished in Hearing
In Portland the taking of testimony closed after an evening session with defense arguments heard by the Interstate Commerce Commission in Seattle. Witnesses included J G Woodworth for North Pacific district and R Blakedell of the O W R N Co, with Arthur Spencer seeking railroad alignment. Buckley gave testimony on freight power needs and grain rates for the Northwest, noting mountain rates and the grain's importance to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kin Basin Rath Chine
Portland
Interstate Committee
Seattle
J. G. Woodworth
North Pacific District Aad
Millroads
J. N. Teal
Dinger
R. Blakedell
O.W. Kh. & N. Company
Arther Spencer
Railroad Administration
M. J. Buckley
C A. Hart
Woodworth
Northswett
Stain
Colorful wash fabric for lingerie and nightgowns
The fabric described is sold in pink, white, light blue and yellow, promoted as a splendid wash material suitable for lingerie and nightgowns. It highlights its color range and delicate use.
New slip on veils and boudoir caps sale
A local ad lists new slip on veils in black, brown, blue and taupe from 10¢ to 50¢. Boudoir caps shown in many lace trimmed styles priced 75c to 2.50. Silk shirting at 1.00 yd. New laces in Val, Cluny, Filet and Art Craft varieties expected in stock tomorrow.
Beiled Ham and Lunch Goods Advertisement
A fragmented advertisement lists Beiled Ham sliced to order, Tillamook Cheese, American Sardines in Pease, Fancy Sardines in Pure Olive Oil, Fresh Peanut Butter, Palm Olive Soap, and a note inviting customers to inspect the lunch goods for travel or everyday use.
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Sussesascenaer
Railroads and war logistics questioned in legislative hearing
In a state proceeding Chairman Hall pressed Woodworth on whether the railroad administration used cradeless hauls during the war to speed loads and return empties. Woodworth dodged the question, noting shortest routes were used. The session touched on steamship operations and a 1919 valuation based appropriation delays, with warrants awaiting available funds and audit certificates bearing interest until appropriation.
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Hall
Railroad Administration
Woodworth
Railroad
Tha
Puget Sound
Portland
Secretary of State
Half Returned Soldiers In Umatilla Co to Profit By Bill for Education
About half of Umatilla county’s returned soldiers are to benefit from a new education bill, with 0.21 mill tax levy backing it. No direct funds will cover claims. assistance flows through the soldier or his chosen school, backed by state credit.
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Umatilla Co
Umatilla County
Virginia Todd
Home Service
Ier
Plaima
Goll Janary
Varn Winete
Sam C. Roxery
Fraudulent Aspirin Lot Claimed as Bayer Product in Brooklyn Plant Claim
A Brooklyn manufacturer sold Aspiro Tabe lots that were mostly Talcun and powders under the Bayer trademark. The fraud involved mislabeling as Bayer Aspirin tablets with Bayer packaging and directions. Authorities warn consumers to beware counterfeit Bay er Tablets and to verify genuine Bayer manufacture details.
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Brooklyn
Cress
Bayer
Aspire
Bayer Pachucs
Conage
Permits Issued For Two Bungalows In Houser's Addition
City Recorder Thomas Pitt Gerald issued permits for two bungalow dwellings on West Raley Street in Houser's addition. Each home is valued at 85000 with construction by A. A Cox. One house will be sold by M. Grigwold and disposed of by Cox. the other contracted to Mrs Hert and likely occupied by Cox's family. A separate permit for a carriage costing 200 was issued to Joseph Leuin at 762 Webb Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pitt Gerald
Hoth
A. A Cox
Houser
West Raley Street
M. Grigwold
Mr. Cox
Deta Hert
Cox
Josph Leuin
Webb Street
Salem Oregon housing trade for Ford car or Gary room
Classified note offers a house and lot for trade in Salem Oregon. Mentions a room and a grey address near a paved street. Includes unclear phrasing and partial location details from The Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Gary
Iine
Salem
Paved Street
Oregonian
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Bt Anuthonia Hospital
Tt Porter
Frogpitlal
Rog Porter
4. Anthony's Hospital
Vile Rock
Imere
W. WF. Fletcher
Pilot Rock
North Portland
Redross
Hermiston
Pacha
Cantifa County
Red Crom
Weston
A. W. Laindell
Mendleton
Lundell
iMarvin Tarker
Marvin Turner
Thie Cly
Drnatitha
Weather Bureau
United States
W. Bowsle
Carter
Long Creek
Cuttin
Kansas City
Idomt Todo
Elke
Ofelook
Oldfield Ime Son, Sr
Barney Oldfield
Anthons's Hospital
Laoretta Starba
John ¢. Starba
Thune
Anthony
Shoco
Hilly O'Rourke
Heppner
Warren
Tinekeeper
Heinz
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc
Joe Kerley
Chas E Heard, Inc
Insurance Loans
Pendleton, Oregon
Dance Brothers Business Car
PPA Rao Petar
Cottonwood & Water St
Sir Pendleton’s Leading Store
Georgette
Georgette Crepe
Windsor
Aera
Ey Hward
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Polly and Her Pals Club
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