Pendleton students on roll of honor
Pendleton public schools publish a roll of honor for pupils with no absences or tardies from January 24 to May 27, 1910. The list names students from Lincoln, Mrs Moule, Ripple, Hawthorne, Miss Walker, Washington, Miss Lane, Miss Fur, Miss Edward, and many other rooms, highlighting exemplary attendance and conduct across multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pendleton Public Schools
Field School
Ripple
Albert Buerstella
Norman Bartlett
Gertrude Longmeier
Norris Teutach
Miss Weller
Alleen Folsom
Harold Goedecke
Maxine Jono
Sydney Laing
Tottle Laing
Mary Reasler
Alma Harris
Jeneva Courter
Edna Hamilton
Willie Hunter
Willie Longemeier
Jack Millican
Raymond Reager
Ned Strahorn
Hawthorne School
Merrel Hunter
Lelah Lynde
Samuel Oliver
Mies Bouker
Margaret Straughn
Edith Templeton
Mins Cooke
Florence Belt
Furton Greulich
Sylvia McCarty
Ralph Smith
Orson Straughn
Marshal Warren
Miss Warren
Alma Treforth
Walter Gil
Roy Hutchinson
Louisa Jones
Wilbur Kurrle
Lloyd Perham
Téenitin Yandle Tene Webb
Washington School
Miss Lane
Ted Stickler
Mise Fider
Gladys Baird
Alta Barnes
Carrie Schnetter
Charlie Snyder
Coldwell
Thelma Childreth
Dorothy Prochets
Annie Schnetter
Miss Raum
Allee Finnell
Eugene Tovten
Eugene Hampton
Elva Kupers
Adolph Rohrman
Herman Snyder
Verna Taylor
Elena Ulrich
Arthur Wirich
Mise Whitney
Lucile Baer
Delilaly Raltextore
Merle Best
Nola Childreth
Fur Friellvy
Wesley Harssell
Burnetta Jones
Alta Mentzer
Rosie Monterantelli
Pauline Rice
Walter Snelter
Freda Strickler
Bertha Wirlch
Mise Kellar
Mariel Hampton
Ceel Jones
Good Roads Tour Dates From Dr Eldridge In Oregon
Special representative Dr Maurice Eldridge of the U S Department of Agriculture will lecture on good roads at multiple Oregon towns from May 16 to June 10. Cities include Baker City Enterprise La Grande Heppner Pendleton Condon Moro The Dalles Hood River Dallas Portland McMinnville Forest Grove Oregon City Salem Albany Corvallis Eugene Roseburg Grants Pass Medford Ashland and more, with listed dates and agents T F O Brien and WM Murray coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads
C. 8 Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Maurice M. Eldridge
Baker City
Enterprise
la Grande
Heppner
Pendleton
Condon
Moro
the Pdalles
Hood River
Dallas
Portland
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Oregon City
Salem
Albany
Corvallis
Eugene
Roseburg
Grants Pass
Medford
Ashland
T. F. O'Brien
Oregon
Gurudane Valley News Notes Special Correspondence
May g1 reports from Guriane Oregon with residents from Frank Chapman and Dillard ranches. Troxel and Corley families visit, locals travel to Ukiah for church, cabbage planting advances, and people like Myrtle Jones and Pat Doherty are noted in social visits and farm chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guriane
Evin
Troxel
Frank Chapman
Wiliam Troxel
Dillard French
Henry Alges
Joe Corley
Nye
William Corley
Barbarity in Caucasus Village Reported
A remote Caucasus village tale describes a church robbery where two Holden crosses and jewels were stolen. A jailed suspect confessed under flogging, implicating two others who were then tortured. One leapt to death, another drowned himself. an elderly church key holder was burned alive as mobs torched his clothes. The gold crosses remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petershburg
Caucasus
Ghely
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Life Saving Cough Cure
Marvelous Discoveries highlight progress of the age as Dr King’s New Discovery is praised to save life from coughs colds and lung trouble. A Asheville reader reports its success after other remedies failed. Trial bottle free with guaranteed results by Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
James M. Black
Asheville
R. R. No
Tallman & Co
Pauper buried in banker’s grave mix up shocks Nottingham
A mortuary error led to banker J William Morley being buried in a pauper’s grave while a stranger’s body was interred in Morley’s rightful plot. Investigations showed the mix up by funeral contractors, the home secretary authorised exhumation, and Morley’s body was finally buried in the correct grave. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised for wounds and skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nottingham
Jame Wilam Morley
Friends of
Morley
Funers
Home Secretary
Permuasion
Deputies seize still and whiskey in Campton Ky
United States Deputy Collector Atkinson and four men seized a still and about 400 gallons of whisky owned by W. J. Landrum of Toliver Toliver County charging misrepresentation of stock. The note adds an unrelated health claim about kidneys and skin and a general reflection on flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campton
United States
Atkinson
W. J. Landrum
Toliver
New Board Wins Water Users Fight in Court
The Newport-Skinner-Yates faction loses after the Supreme Court upholds a Circuit Court ruling. The old board, while in possession, is ousted and ordered to relinquish office and property to T. Irwin and his directors led by secretary G. H. Upthegrove. The dispute spans 18 months and stems from the 1963 January election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wo
Tintilla Watery Users’ Association
Newport-Skinner-Yates
Supreme Court
Rean
Emitt
Ory
Tl T. Irwin
G. H. Upthegrove
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted By Warned Reader
A Washington letter cites kidney trouble in a family and claims four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured the writer. The note warns readers not to neglect kidney health and to use the advertised remedy promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ely Fros
Warren Street
N_ Y
J. Budlone
Washington
Foley
Keepton & Ror
Violinist Ludwig Moncey Dies Known as Diamond King
Budapest reports the death of Ludwig Moncey famed gypsy fiddler who earned a fortune of 120000 and a diamond collection from European royalties. Known to move queens to tears and joy his playing drew endless gifts and even strings sold at high prices by devoted admirers including empresses and American fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Ludwig Moncey
Eypey Fiddlers
Monczy
Austria
Hina
Eypay
Didier
Strange Headache Cure Ad From Roeppen and Aros
An odd advertisement from Roeppen and Aros touts Bullarid's Herbine as a cure for headaches tied to liver issues. It promises rapid relief for a “Big Lead” and uses odd phrasing about gourd like heads and loose sore brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roeppen
Aros
Physician Discovers Collolits To Provide Immunity From Disease
Dr. Doyen, famed surgeon, in Paris lecture titled A Great Medical Discovery, claims to have found pithoemic collolls forming a bubble of a new agent mydoly sine that grants immunity to infectious diseases. He cites protection against respiratory and digestive illnesses and skin conditions, alongside new therapies for tuberculosis and cancer, as realizing the dream of ancient alchemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Doyen
Pure Food and Drug Law Protects Public Health
The Pure Food and Drug Law now prohibits selling harmful medicines without penalty. Yet standard preparations like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which for thirty years has met the law, will continue to be sold by reputable druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
Look Out Van Norden Clinging Girl At Vienna Exhibition
A Philadelphia dentist Francie Evans visiting Vienna hunting exhibition heard a cry as a bent woman in a gown rushed to him for protection. Two suspicious men appeared then vanished. The woman departed with the doctor’s arm and he later found his gold watch and diamond chain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francie Evans
Philadelphia
Laby's Vital Point in Infant Bowels Stressed
An advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a cure for diarrhea dysentery and stomach or bowel derangements in infants. The claim is presented by A. Koeppen & Broz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laby
McGee
A. Cc. Koeppen & Broz
Chantecler bows made from English skylark heads
English skylarks pipits and linnets are being caught killed and exported to America to decorate women’s bows called Chantecler. Naturalist James Huckland warns a large export trade fuels abuse harming farmers and urges the Home Office to ban lapwing and skylark exports to protect these birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
America
James Huckland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendleton Schools
Lincoln School
Mitts Moorhoune
Mariel Beeman
Ta Bronson
Otto Bronson
Christie Holmgren
Tallie Holmaren
Mrs. Moule
Glenn Despain
Melinda Eogers
Blanche Furnish
Robert Humphrey
Jess Taunt
Marguerite Winters
Mise Florence Harris
Madeline Burgers
Ralph Burgess
Sybil Farley
Jean Folzom
Mary tLnatz
Helen Livengood
Ruth Livengood
Jennie Murphy
Carl Palmer
Mmurray General Passenger
Gurdane Valley
de Mande
NEW Board
Wind IN
Brean
Navalets
MR. van Norden
Alexander’s
A. Eklunda
Sherbet
Ices
Hohbach’s
E. Court St
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
East End Grocery
Weston
Orpheum Theatre 4
P. Medernach
East Oregonian
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