Pendleton News Roundup Includes Local Bets and Bills
Pendleton officials report a busy day with Fred Bennion in Umatilla on county ag business and Warden Connor visiting on district duties. A garage permit is approved at 500 dollars for 408 College Street. Measles and emersion cases noted with quarantines easing. beekeeping activity rises. Lodge members Guderian and Woolery initiated. July September meetings reduced to first Thursdays. Trout catches announced near Umatilla. foreign exchange shifts modest. Elks lodge undecided about Chicago convention attendance. Dr Ros Wimer to Seattle for Western Optometry Congress, with family plans around Portland Salem return. Reservoir cleaning at the hill site completed. Tragic death of two-year-old Bhe McCarty noted. Shriners travel east aboard No. 74.
Shriner Train Parade Delights Portland Crowd
A trainload of Shriners passed through Portland this morning on a special trip bound for Jam Mond, Va. Cartoon decorations along the cars sparked amusement as the group enjoyed a cheerful visit in the city.
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Jphmond
Portland
Teens Head to Camp Conway for Eight Day Outing
A group of teen age youngsters left this morning on No. 20 for Conway to pitch camp and spend eight days in the woods. Cash Wood, county MC A secretary, leads the party with members from Pendleton Pilot Rock Echo Adams and Helix. The camp ends a week from tonight.
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Conway
Cash Wood
Wood
Roge
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Echo
Adama
Helix
Governor Seeks Nomination At San Francisco Convention
Union County asks speed cop details from Judge J F Phy in a letter to Recorder Thomas FitzGerald. La Grande garage men want an officer. Phy says city and county share costs and he makes more arrests than any in the state.
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Union County
Ematilla County
J. F. Phy
Thomas FitzGerald
la Grande
Judge Phy
Camp Meeting Opens With Citizenship Focus at Reservation
The Christian Indiana camp at the reservation begins July 3 and ends with an Independence TV program. Major E Schwartzlander of the Umatilla Indian Agency gives the welcome Thursday evening, with Indian pastor Rev. E J Connor replying. Speakers include Rev. George S Clark and Rev. EL Gornall. Sunday communion and an afternoon talk by Judge Stephen A Lowell are planned along with other speakers and musical numbers by Mine Alzorn Nelson.
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Indiana
Independence
E. Scwartzlander
Umatilla
RR. EL Gornall
Loon Methodist Church
Stephen A. Lowell
Mine Alzorn Nelson
Picnic at Indian agency promises community events
A Sunday picnic at the Indian agency awaits with church departure at 5:45 am and events from 10 pm flag raising to the Star Spangled Banner. Games include needle threading, rope jumping, standing broad jumps, potato race, and tug of war with youth and family contests. Lunch served noon to 5:30 pm with coffee ice cream and sandwiches on offer.
Bandana Handkerchiefs and Work Pants Sale
Advertisement notes men's bandana handkerchiefs priced 15 to 20 cents in blue red and khaki and promotes riding breeches in incor uroy cord and khaki. Encourages customers to buy khaki or moleskin work pants in all sizes for good wear and general use.
Oil Company to Begin Drilling July 1 Near Attalia
The Columba Vasin Oil Company on 1050 acres near Attalia Washington and 1560 acres nearby has received state approval to sell 24000 dollars in shares. Carl Rupers vice president says drilling starts July 1 with three eight hour shifts, aiming for 1500 feet where paraffin base petroleum is suspected. Landowners lease get an eighth royalty if struck. Stanland Oil Company holds land to the west. Attalia officials Vogel Paulin Ladd act in executive roles.
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Columba Vasin O1 Company
Attalia
Washington
Thaa
State Corporation Department
Carl Rupers
Helix
Stanland Ol
Mr. Kupera
Pol Vogel
Frank Paulin
W. J. Ladd
Ma Treasunhr
Le Grow to Manage Frontier Days at Walla Walla Fair
Wala Walla county fair appoints LeGrow to run Frontier Days. Athena bank agent and horseman has directed shows in Missoula and Spokane. Secretary Lenn confirms the hire as the board sought a competent manager. Premium list to the public shows 7000 dollars allocated for Frontier Days prizes.
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Fair Board
LeGrow
Missoula
Mont
Spokane
New Union Against Government Forms in Washington
Washington June 25 evidence of a coalition forming among the United Cry Minin party and the consolidation of labor and party factions aimed at fomenting revolution and undermining the current government was received today at the department of Synthos. Officials said items are being taken and spread of prop
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Fred Bennion
dMetrion
PF. W. Connor
Wheeler
Grant
Morrow
Frank Duprat
Eclty Recorder
College Street
Red Tee Cape
File Lodge
Herbert Guderian
J. G. Woolery
Ira Brown
Elke
Ira Brows
Taylor Hardware Company
France
Marka
Kroner
Norway
Sweden
Pendleton Lodge of
Elka O
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Roy W. Fitner
G. W. Phelps
J. H. Fetes
Atlantic City
Ros H K. Wimer
Schnofers
Seattle
Hoe
Mra
Wimer
Phillip
Salem
Welmer
Wbong
Chatttanjon
Commercial Association
City Water Department
McCarty
Lawt Pieht
Corvallia
Bhe
Shriners
No. 74
101
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Private Exchange
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Joe Kerley
Oregonlumber
N. J
San Francisco
Taeme SELAVIOOE _PENDLIDON
Addison
Conont
Koppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
Fashion Park
Stanerek
Lee Unionalls
Madras
Silk
LE Grow
Wala Walla
Fay LeGrow
Athena Bank
Ter
Horseman
Prenttier Days
Walla
Walla County
Kl. Lenn
Association
NEW Union
Government Springs
The
United Cry
Minin
Communiog Labor Party
Oon
Pauniet Party
Uwewem
Prirpome
Wae
Synthos
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