Pendleton Council Lacked Quorum for Routine Meeting
Pendleton council failed to meet Wednesday night due to lack of a quorum, delaying routine items. Separate notes cover a two-day children’s conference in Umatilla led by county agent Minnella May Harmon, with examinations under Dr. W. W. Slinkey and R. K. Gale, and a 300000 dollar planning effort for Albany College involving J. W. Maloney.
Steamer Northwestern Begins Weekly Lewiston Portland Run
The Steamer Northwestern was announced by the Tri State Auto Club as starting a weekly round trip between Lewiston and Portland. It will stop at Pasco Kennewick Wallula and Umatilla and will carry automobiles. Departures occur from Portland Thursday night and Lewiston Monday night.
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Columbia
Tri State Auto Club
Northwestern
Lewinton
Portland
Pasco
Kennewick
Wallula
Umatilla
Lewiston
Pendleton Commercial Association Heres Invitation to State Meet
Mrs Haettle M Olson Pendleton delegate to the G A TF convention at Astoria reports awaiting word on inviting the state convention to Pendleton for 1921 A wire from Olson asks if the local delegation should extend an invitation The association replies with cooperation for the step and support for the move
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Tere Hacking
Pendleton Commercial Association
Haettle M. Olson
Pendleton
G. A. TF
Astoria
Olson
McKinney Accepts Banker Post in Walla Walla
William McKinney, Pendleton’s noted young banker, accepts a mediatant cashier role at Baker Boyer Bank in Walla Walla, effective July 1, after declining several offers across the northwest. He spent 14 years with American National Bank rising from the bottom to assistant cashier and served on the Happy Canyon directors. The move signals the McKinney family’s departure from Pendleton.
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MckKinney
Walla Walla
William McKinney
Pendleton
Baker Boyer Bank
Northwest
McKinney
American National Bank
Fesiden
Happy Canyon
Linemen and Conany Agree on Sac H Annolancement
Linemen and Conany reach accord amid women strikers at Pacific Power. Laight Co adopts closed shop, confirmed by Dr F W Vincent. Yakima plant reports full crew and normal operation, Walla Walla plant also full, Dallas and west plants steady. Pendleton slower but expected full crew within days.
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Conany
Pacific Power
Laight Co
F. W. Vincent
Yakima
Dalies
West
Pendleton
Pendleton Officers Honored at Odd Fellows Event
Four Pendleton delegates elected to high offices at the I O O F and Rebekah state convention in Baker were celebrated by Oddfellows at the hall last night. Guests included Mrs. Frank Whetstone, vice-president of the Rebekah Assembly. A P Bowman, grand warden. J H Kirkpatrick, grand Patriarch. and E B Sharon, grand secretary. Sharon of Portland but a local lodge member spoke. refreshments and dancing followed as the hall neared capacity, highlighting the need for larger quarters for the third largest lodge in the state.
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Pendleton
Rebekah
Baker
Dante
Oddfellows Hall
Mra
Frank Whetstone
Rebekah Asembly
P. Bowman
Grand Lodge
Jh. F. Kirkpatrick
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Parish Will Picnic At Agency Grounds East Of Pendleton
Members of St Marys Catholic Church plan a Sunday picnic at the Agency grounds miles east of Pendleton. Cars depart from the church at 4:5? p m with Old Glory raised at 10 p m. A short address, choir songs, chute rides, baseball practice, athletic events, races, and a pie contest are on the schedule with lunch served at noon and again at evening close.
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St Marys Catholic Church
Agency Grounds
Pendleton
Agency
America
Wheat Grade Announcement Seeks Stable Prices
A U S Department of Agriculture wheat grade notice arrived at Fred Bennion county agent's office in Washington D C. The report notes flour yield per bushel and that 68 pound wheat commands higher value than 57 pound wheat, so no price reduction is planned to avoid depriving farmers of rightful prices.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Fred Bennion
Wheat moisture rule favors local growers in Northwest
The report explains why moisture content above 15 percent is unsafe for transport and storage and why higher rye content is not allowed in wheat. It notes a lower price for drier wheat and states the department rejected broader rye limits. Umatilla County caravans welcome the decision as beneficial to local growers in the central Northwest.
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Central
Northwest
Umatilla
Caraverg
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