Fourth of July attractions loom in Eastern Oregon parade
The city prepares a grand Fourth of July program with a large fireworks display by T. G. Montgomery and a bicycle parade led by Principal A. C. Hampton. Children will march as state representatives, with lines of riders and crowns bearing state names. A wild mule race adds to the festive lineup, with prizes from Hamsey & Co. and strong local participation.
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T. G. Montgomery
Oregon
Taide
A. C. Hampton
English Professor Visits Oregon Poultry Plant
Professor T R Robinson of Wye Agricultural College England visits Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis to study poultry instruction. He toured Canada before arriving in Oregon and heard of the college in British Columbia. He is a livestock and poultry lecturer and noted the plant’s size and work. A flock of chickens can keep an orchard free of ground insects.
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Wye Agricultural College
England
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
T. R Robinson
James Dryden
British Columbia
Drunk in Court and Local Notices in Pendleton
A Pendleton police court case reports George McAdams guilty of drunkenness and three days in jail. A Portand cremation note states Mire J. Bushee’s body was cremated with funeral services planned there. A marriage license issued to W Grover Pound and Zelma Eldridge with parental consent noted. Two new divorce suits filed in circuit court, Richards v Richards and Williams v Williams. Freight traffic rises with plans for an extra switch engine and crew around the 5th of next month.
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George McAdams
Ody
Lee Moorhouse
J. B. Bushee
Portland
W. Grover Pound
Zelma Eld- Videe
Lou Eldridge
Circuit Court
Jesse M. Richards
Jul Iichards
Charfle Williams
SN. Williams
A. W. Gray
Stanfield
Echo
Pendleton
Pat McKee
Fine Cherries From Milton Arrive at Standard Grocery
A shipment of 67 crates of Bling cherries arrived yesterday from Judge James A. Fee’s Milton ranch. The fruit is described as an exceptionally fine lot for this spring season at the local market.
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Milton
James A. Fee
Transportation Committee Meets This Evening
The transportation committee of the Commercial club will convene at 5 o'clock in the association's committee room to consider matters referred to the committee. Secretary Keefe notified the committeemen by phone this afternoon.
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Transportation Committee
The
Commercial Club
Association
Keefe
Airship meet planned for summer in Walla Walla
Charles Young, former Avi dter Walsh manager and ex manager for Willard and Brackens, arrived to pursue an aviation meet in Walla Walla this summer. A Commercial club meeting was set for this afternoon to consider the proposal. Pendleton visitors Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Averill and Lester and Gladys Hamley toured the city. Averill formerly was city editor of the East Oregonian and now writes coast papers, Hamley deals in harness business in Oregon.
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Charles Young
Avidter Walsh
Willard and
Brackens
Walla Walla
Young
Pendlectonians
E. F. Averill
Lester Hamley
Gladys Hamley
Pendleton
Ore
Averill
East Oregonian
Onny
Coast
Hamley
Oregon
Pioneer Blakely To Attend Portland Pioneers Picnic
Meeks Wather at Picnic reports W M Blakely, a veteran Umatilla county pioneer, left yesterday for Portland to join his father Captain Blakely of Brownsville at the Pioneers Picnic. Captain Blakely, in his ninth year, plans to visit Pendleton during the round-up, hoping for much fun.
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Wather
W.M. Blakely
Umatilla County
Portland
Captain Blakely
Brownsville
Pendleton
Meeting After Many Years Attracts Old Ties In Wallowa
Judes Thomas Pitz Gerald enjoyed a visit from William Raney of Enterprise yesterday after 39 years without seeing each other. The two reminisced about early work and shared memories from Champoer in the Mission and the Wil limite valley era. Honey ta, now a miller in Wallowa county, follows his father’s footsteps and connected with the Motels Brothers from his boyhood town.
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Judes
Thomas Pitz
Gerald
William Raney
Enterprise
Inet
Judge Fitz Qerail
Rances Fithen
Champoer
Willimite Valley
Honey Ta
Wallowa
Poisoner Strikes Again. Dog Poisoning Returns
The article reports a repeated dog poisoning by a unknown culprit. A cocker spaniel owned by Mrs. Averill was found dead after meat laced with poison was left in the yard. Averill vows vengeance if the slayer is identified, noting many pets have suffered this year and a substantial reward is offered.
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Edgar Averill
Vietime
Averill
Curse the Railroads in Pendleton Streets
Thirty malcontents roamed Pendleton streets last night as curses allegedly aimed at the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. Local officials faced hostile chatter and fear of unrest as tensions with the railroad lingered in the community.
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Pendleton
Oregon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Passengers vent anger at late Spokane to eastbound train
The Spokane to eastbound connection delayed passengers complain of numerous stage changes at Croasroads causing lengthy waits. Fifty passengers suffered a similar delay Sunday night.
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Nick
Spokane
Carse
Sime
Pendleton Commercial Club Luncheon At Eagles Woodmen Hall
The Pendleton commercial club holds its monthly luncheon tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Eagles Woodmen hall. Jack Keefe, now secretary, has invited prominent county figures and Weston residents are expected to send many non resident applications. The Indies of the Methodist church serve the meal and an orchestra provides music. Tickets are not sold locally, price 50 cents per plate, open to members and prospective members.
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Pendleton Commercial Club
Jack Keefe
Weston Friends
Keefe
Eagles-Woodmen Hall
Indies of the Methodist Church
Proud Father and Son Win Michigan Degrees in Omaha
John R. Webster a commercial agent for the Illinois Central and prominent Omaha citizen, today received a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Michigan. His son John Potter Webster graduates simultaneously and they will receive their sheepskin together. Webster left Omaha for Michigan to attend the honor ceremony.
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Omaha
Neb
John R. Webster
Illinois Central
University of Michigan
John Potter Webster
Mr. Webster
Michigan
Morgan to witness George VI coronation in Westminster Abbey
London June 22. Aside from embassy members and officials, J P Morgan the New York banker and art collector will be the only American to witness the coronation of King George VI in Westminster Abbey today. Morgan attends by express command of the king who sent the invitation through the Lord Chamberlain earlier this month.
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Op. Morgan
London
J BP
Morgan
New York
King George
Westminister Abbey
Mr. Morgan
Reunion Draws Half of First Minnesota Vets
About 150 veterans of the First Minnesota remain alive with roughly half able to attend a reunion. The report notes limited attendance among the surviving members.
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Lincoln
Minnesota
Naval wedding pairs Middie from Louisville and Baltimore bride
Miss Gertrude O Reardon of Baltimore became the bride of Midshipman Francis Worth Scandland U S N at a naval wedding in Winthrop Massachusetts. Scandland is a two year graduate of Annapolis and serves on the North Dakota. The bride's father commands the revenue cutter Winnisimet here.
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Winthrop
Mass
Gertrude O' Reardon
Baltimore
Francis Worth Scandland
U.S. N
Louisville
Annapolis
North Dakota
Winnisimet
Many Singers in June Pest in Milwaukee German Gather
Nearly 4,000 singers representing about 200 German societies gathered in Milwaukee Wisconsin on June 22 for a large choral event. Organizers reported a wide range of choirs, remarkable turnout, and strong community participation across the German-American clubs.
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Pest
Milwaukee
Wis
Minnesota Veterans Celebrate Fifty Years of Service Party
Twenty five survivors of the original 1 045 gathered in Ohlenaphel to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the regiment leaving for Washington. War time stories of fierce battles in which the first Minnesota volunteer infantry fought were told and retold, recalling the unit’s wartime departure orders.
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Minnesota
St Paut
Mill
Ohlenaphel
Sowenty
Washington
Prwsal
National Saengerfest Opens in Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts the National Saengerfest with visitors from various nationalities. Stores display signs reading English spoken here to aid non Teutonic guests. Do you read the East Oregonian?
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Milwaukee
The
East Oregonian
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