Pendleton News Teems With Military and Local Matters
Fragmented report from Pendleton mentions Vormer Heddem in city, ties to Mortesa, and a hospital transfer. References include George Hut Mr Lamberty and the fifth man, with military merit mentions and a Pendleton drug store closure. Unclear sentences due to damaged OCR.
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Vormer Heddem
Ciy
Irs Tiegers
Stendieton
Mortesa
Piliets
Howpital Corps
Lamberty
Jefe Sharkin
Meritand
TT Army
Pendleton
George Hut
Local notes on various residents and estate matters across Pendleton
The article lists residents at John Serrell ranch near Condigion returning to town for Orsitors Meeting while Blewett Harvester creditors hold a meeting before Judge Fits Gerwit. It mentions C P Strath at Freewater, Jeanine Jones estate matters in Pendicton, OBrien’s travels, births, a portrait sale at Werkinguen’s, Harold Spooner leaving Gray Brea Growery Co, Leclla accompanying him, and the body of Mark Coleman Porague being shipped from St Anthonys Heerits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blewett Harvester Company
Thomas Fits Gerwit
Harold M. Rpooner
Gray Brea Growery Co
Manfield
Sal Lake City
Yellow Stone Park
Buffalo
N.Y
Spooner
Siver
Mies Leclla
Mark Coleman Porague
St Anthonys Heerits
Greenenks Aaterdar
Orsson Cl
Tay
Blood supply information request from Entift.Sgedfe Cx lab
Fragmented ad style text promises health remedies and blood supply information. It mentions a national market cliché and urges readers to write to a fictitious laboratory in Atlanta for fresh blood supply data, though the garbled text obscures specifics.
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Eorit Laboratory
Al‘anto,Co
Prospect farmer quits petition and moves to Idaho
A fragmented local notice reports a farmer from Prospect leaving for Kooski Idaho with his family. It notes changes in employment, including William Anderson joining Gry Bron Grocery. The item mentions road work along McKay Creek and a trip sequence ending in Setanta, with various names and locations scattered through a midstream report.
Con from Walter Owen
A friend received a cord this morning from Walter Owen, who left with the raft contingent on Friday.
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Walter Owen
Walter
Wheat conditions in Umatilla area questioned by expert
Pony of thin pineo, a long time student of wheat in Umatilla County, says many years of study leave few as qualified to judge crop conditions. A Sunday field assessment found wheat stowing in planned areas, with vast portions wilted and turning. a heavy rain soon would aid growth, though substantial tall growth remains ahead. Mrs Albert Stickfer of Salem and formerly Pendleton underwent an operation at St Anthony's hospital and is recovering.
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Pony
Umatilla
Cua
Salih
Albert Stickfer
Salum
Pendleton
At &T. Anthony's Hospital
Ati
Calendar notes and charity barbecue fund raiser described
The item describes a calendar held in an office used to predict weather for wheat care. A Saturday barbecue raised about 500 dollars, with 250 dollars to be added to the erection fund for a church. Tony Dyson, longtime cook, is noted for past ceremonial roles and a two day Kealyp barbecue earned 250 dollars. other details mention participants and weather patterns over three days.
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Ee Smith
Ton
Tony
Idale Dyson
Kealyp, Wark
Officials dismiss servants in nation’s entourage
Washington reports say members of the president’s official family review household staff to see if any are engaged in non-capential work and could be reassigned for collective gain. Secretary Redfield mentioned staff reductions tied to previously paid aid in the garden and shipyards. Hoover, cited in a related note, hinted at broader efforts to shift aides elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Redfield Ten
Tony
Hin
Shiprarde
Hoover
Kearney Officers Training School Graduates Receive Orders
In a telegram from the War Department today the Kearney officers training school reports all graduates have received orders. No information yet whether similar steps will apply to other training schools. About 200 officers are affected.
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Kearnet
Amt Officers Training School
War Department
Sensational Norwegian headlines amid war denunciation
July 3 reports a sensational totter from Borla Fivinkoff during the Ke rejeky administration published in Norwegian papers. It denounces the Boleherid for allegedly taking German pay and alleges they rewarded their heads by aiding hostilities and operations related to Chios for Fiyaele.
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London
Borla Fivinkoff
Kerejeky
Germany
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Georgette Crepe
Beatty
Coors
Billy Burke
Oregon
Pendleions
the People's Warehouse
Wit
Pure Food Grocery Dept
Soc
Cnebws
Cwnter J
Clay Church
Vera Boynton
Roscoe Dogne
Dub Finnell
Finnels
Mauweh
Charles Wilkins
George Peter’ Em
John Serrell
Condigion
Pamits
Assemeor C. P. Strath
Freewater
Pemisston
Lake
Pendicton
Jeanine Jones
Bard. T. F Obrien
Tocal
Ew. H&s. Mitway
Mes
Vbrien
New York
Boston
Denghice
Geaghter
Wud Mra
Kameocko
Ob Amhony's
Kameoko
Werkinguen
Kwong Hong Low
Atta
Taaves
Idaho
John T. Quinkip
Gray Brow
Greaney Yondlem Sugdayee
Kooski Idaho
Gray Bros
William Anderson
Chan
Mohrmen
Gry Bron, Grocery Company
McKay Creek
Purenan E
Mortimere Kane
Pilot Rock
Bery
Cat
Setanta
Sonphine
Mr. Cowets
Dol Callison
Fernand
Ire Mandhe Bloonfielh
Spokane
Bloomfick
Edith Chratensam
Kentucky
Pendinton
W. Strebie
Combe Canyon
el Smith
The
EL L. Smith
King George
Agvwrican
Loedon
King George and Queen Mary
George
Senostan
Kearney
Krenrensky
Willy
Mckee IL
Nana
Europe
Daimler
England
Panhard
France
Minerva
Belgium
Mercedes
Knight
Willys-K
Overland-Pendleton Company
Willys Overland Motor Car
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