Newsy Notes of Pendleton News Clip Summary
Pendleton items report John G. Neuman of Ukhih secured a patent for homestead Iron. Coffman sues for divorce from Orville W. Coffman. Wine show ticket presented to Peoples Warehover. Mise Loung Corporan of Stanfield holds a railroad ticket to Portland for the Rose Parade. The luncheon was not held as the weekly board of managers could not be served. Dr Harry Pinkerton of the federal animal industry will inspect 300 horses shipping to Canada from Switser herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vast Teket
Mise Loung Corporan
Stanfield
Portland
Lorses
Canada
Harry Pinkerton
Ehiet
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Umatilla
Switier Heril
Coyote Bounty Collections Grow in Early June
Deputy Clerk Brown reports 26 coyote scalps collected by noon, most being one puma. He refused to accept five more from James Hounshell of Stanfield due to pelts cut contrary to law stipulations.
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Brown
James Hounrshell
Stanfield
Mother of dead young man sought by Iowa officials
Deceased Pettitt, who worked for Will Meiners near Pendleton, Iowa, died in a May 3 runaway on his ranch. An insurance policy naming his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Pettitt, as beneficiary lacks her address. Postmaster J T Brown seeks information on her whereabouts. Pettitt was 5'9" 179 pounds with blue eyes and black hair and belonged to the Colfax Eagles lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Meiners
City
Iowa
Mary E. Pettitt
Pendleton
J. T. Brown
J. J. Partridge
Corydon
Joseph Albert Pettitt
Young Pettitt
William Meiners
Umatilla
Patridge
Mr. Brown
Mr. Meiners
Pettitt
Pettit
Eagles Lodge
Colfax
Wash
W. W. Sherill
Brown
California Promoters Plan Statewide Publicity Drive
Eureka hosts a California Development Board convention where executives from chambers of commerce boards of trade and promotion leagues discuss a six month publicity campaign to promote Northern California. The focus is on a coordinated state publicity network and effective cooperation among local clubs and chambers to maximize results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Cal
California
California Development Board
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade and Promotion Leagues
Humboldt delegates to tour redwoods and mountains
Tomorrow will be given over to the entertainment of the delegates who will be shown the redwoods mountains bays and other seeing wonders of Humboldt county and will be tendered and banquet at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwoods
Humboldt County
Thief Steals Minister's Wife Purse at Post Office
Mrs. Nathan Evans, wife of a Methodist pastor, reported a purse theft at the post office where she had placed her bag while unlocking a mailbox. A stranger lingered at the desk as $1 and a ten dollar check disappeared. police were alerted and the offender fled, though the check was canceled. The incident, linked to circulating petty theft among traveling circus crowds, foreshadowed more losses by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Evans
First Methodist Church
Western Intercollegiate Conference track meet opens at Minnesota
Athletes from major universities gather at Northrop Field for the 11th annual Western Intercollegiate Conference track and field championship with preliminaries today and finals tomorrow. California entries include Beesom Wood and Alien. Stanford also participates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Great Lakes
Pacific
Northrop
University of Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Leland Stanford University of California
Norte Fame
University of California
James Beesom
Harry Wood
Horatio Alien
W Univerality of
Minnesota
Twin Cly
Shubert Theatre
Trains Bring Big Crowds to See Selle-Flote Elreus
Crowds filled the Walla Walla and Northern Pacific trains this morning as residents gathered to witness the Selle-Flote elreus event. The latter train will stay until 4:40 p.m. to accommodate return travelers this evening.
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Walla Walla
Stella Williams Appears Before Judge for Drunkenness
Stella Williams faced Judge Fit Gerald this morning on a charge of being drunk. She pleaded guilty and was released after depositing five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Willams
Judge Fit
Gerald
Will Make Headquarters Here In Pendleton
H F E Weymouth manager for the Horse and Baker diocese for the New York World Live Insurance company will join Pendleton and establish his headquarters here. His company claims to be the first and only old line Catholic insurance firm with its home office in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F E. Weymouth
Horse and Baker
New York World Live Insurance Company
Pendleton
Old Fine Catholic Insurance Company
Hag Ite
Spokane
Real Estate Transfers Involving Western Land & Irrigation
Real estate items list transfers: Western Land and Irrigation Company sells the north half of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter in section 33 township 4 north range 28 to Walter B Hinkle for 2500 dollars. John Bratnaber and wife transfer to Robert A Steuart and wife the south half of the northwest quarter and east half of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter in section 36 township 6 north range 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Walter B. Hinkle
John Bratnaber
Robert A. Steuart
Arrested for Rape Charged Pendleton Mill Employer
Charles Worthian, employer at Pendleton planning mills, was arrested this morning on a warrant issued by the local Justice Court, charged with rape. The victim is Evelyn Rugh, and her mother is the complaining witness. Worthian was arraigned before Judge Joe H. Parkes and placed under $500 bond, with a hearing set once he secures a witness or witnesses.
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Charles Worthian
Pendleton Planning Mills
Evelyn Rugh
Joe H. Parkes
Montgomery Leaves Portland on July Fourth Preparations
Thrillers, T. G. Montgomery, chairman of the general arrangements committee for the fourth of July celebration, departed for Portland last evening to scout features for the upcoming event. In his absence, Jack Keefe, secretary of the Commercial club and secretary of the fourth of July committee, will manage the arranging work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Montgomery
Portland
Montgomery
Jack Keefe
Commercial Club
Marriage Licenses Granted to Out of Town Couples
Circus day produced two marriage licenses for couples from outside the county. Charles W. Vonderahe 26 and Luci B. Bixby 19 of Umatilla County. Peter Oarante Peed 74 and Jen Howe 7. The latter bride consent was given by guardian Borman Watt who, with his consent, had married her for the past 12 years.
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Eur Vietins
Charles W. Vonderahe
Luci B. Bixby
Respectory
Umatilla
Peter Oarante
Jen Howe
Borman Watt
Stallions Must Be Inspected Under New State Law
Dr W Basten, appointed Inspector of stallions under the new State Law effective May 25, warns all stallions must be inspected or enforcement action follows. Penalties range from 50 pounds fine or three months in jail to 200 dollars fine or six months, with breeders from uninspected stallions facing penalties.
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W. Basten
Wneder
Inw
Auto club formation talk in Sea Grande Oregon
Sea Grande Oregon residents from Union and Wallowa counties met Tuesday night to launch a motoring association. About $0 was raised as temporary directors were appointed to organize the effort modeled after the Portland Auto club, with A. V. Andrews Jay Van Buren Fred J. Holmes L. Smith Karl Dittebrandt F. I. Meyer J. B. Thorson Wade of Summerfield and George Ruckman of Allecl named to lead the initiative.
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Sea Grande
Ore
Union
Wallowa
Minquet
Portland Auto Club
A. V. Andrews
Jay van Buren
Fred J. Holmes
L. ©. Smith
Karl Dittebrandt
F. I. Meyer
J. B. Thorson
Mr. Wade
Summerfield
George Ruckman
Allecl
Temporary Injunction Granted by Circuit Judge Phelps
Circuit Judge G W Phelps this morning granted a temporary injunction in the case of the City of and related parties. Details on the case and affected parties were not fully disclosed in the available text.
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G. W. Phelps
Two Divorces Granted by Circuit Judge Phelps
Circuit Judge G. We Phelps granted two divorces today. One to tattle A Jones from husband John L Jones, represented by Attorney tmes A Fue. the defendant overruled by consent and refused to plead. Decree to plaintiff with property rights settled per stipulation. The second divorce granted to Mary Mectue from John McCuse, Attorney J B Perry appeared for plaintiff.
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G. We Phelps
Tattle A. Jones
John L. Jones
Mary Mectue
John McCuse
Tmes A. Fue
Jones Ape
J. B. Perry
Dinner decision in a humorous restaurant scene
A lighthearted note describes the difficulty of choosing what to order at a restaurant, with playful language about nerves and flavor. The fragment hints at menu confusion and a quirky dining moment.
Whirling sprinklers for irrigation tested in Grant county
A United States Department of Agriculture irrigation experiment near Winchester in Grant county Washington uses large capacity whirling sprinklers powered by a gasoline engine to water a big tract south of town. Stephen O. Jayne cites soil irregularity and cost concerns, aiming for more efficient water use and wider application beyond truck farming.
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Spokane
Wash
Quincy
Grant County
Winchester
Stephen O. Jayne
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Jayne
Vision aids promise comfort for double vision wearers
Without sim or cement, no edges to catch dirt, or become cracked or jagged in cleaning. Just perfect sight with the discomfort and unsightliness left out. They should be worn by all who need double vision glasses, We fit them to give you comfort and satisfaction.
Red Elk of Walla Walla in Candid Portrait at Court Street
An elderly Cayuse man Red Elk or Wa win ilp ilp sits by Major Moorhouse in a historic crossfire of memory and legend. The piece recalls his survival at the 1855 battle and his ties to Umatilla Colville lands while noting his annual rent visits and dreams of the past. It also covers teen vacation work permits rules for the upcoming break.
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Court Street
Lee Moorhouse
Walla Walla
Red Elk
Umatilla
Nespalom
Colville
Washington
Bat-ne-meat
Wife Desertion Drives Children to Work in Portland
Port land Telegram reports wife desertion raises child labor issues as children too young to bear family burdens seek work. The new law requiring school attendance for under 15 alters family economics, forcing older children to earn and straining diverted families. Immigrants also oppose the law effective after May 20.
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Portland
Commission
Clever Deduction As Reporter Covers Elderly Twin Sisters
Congressman Jr Hampton Moore once covered a human interest story in Philadelphia about an 88 year old woman who died leaving a twin sister as sole survivor of an old family. The home faced a cemetery on the town outskirts. A friend opened the door and Moore waited for the other sister to arrive while a neighbor pointed to the coffin and said that was the lady who died.
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Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Moore
J. Hampton
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Bernard O'Gara
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Ukhih
Prandt Af
Coffman
Orville W. Coffman
Owlii
Manesers
Labotoure
Boston
Joseph A. Pettitt
B. G. Marquiss
Adams
Men's Union
Main ST
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton Dye Works
EL Alta
Antoiats Farm Club
Chelan
Albert Solter
Morin Prairie
Boukane
Ryptok
Dia
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
the Jeweler
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Middle West
Main
McKey Snd
Birch Creek
E. T. Wade
Wonder Store
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