Pendleton Hotel Hosts Civic Events And Civil Service Plans
A bubbling fountain was installed at Hotel Pendleton, as Sam Horn announced a birth to Mr and Mrs Straughan at 1416 West Raidreid Street. Pendleton women drill tonight in uniform for the Cavalry Dance fundraiser, while United States Civil Service examiner Callahan will meet applicants June 16 for stenographer and typewriter posts with salaries from 1000 to 1100 annually. Exhibition dates July 9, 21 and 22 feature Navy life and training aboard ships, highlighting daily routines and work. Girls National Honor Guard members attend a special meeting at City Hall at 7 o clock, followed by the first fundraiser.
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United Stats Civil Service Examiner
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Quartermasters Corp
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Lvillians
Aril Tien Allks
Girls National Honor Guard
Aperial Busines
Oclovk
Three in Court Over Drunken Disorderly Charge
Jack Gebhart appeared at Pillow Court with a battered face after an alleged rock duel with an unknown man at Alta feed yard. Gebhart admitted intoxication and said he did not know what occurred. he was fined 20 dollars and jailed. Charley Smith and Jetin Jumies faced alcohol related charges with trials slated this afternoon.
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Jack Gebhart
Montgomery announces resignation from Pacific Coast Prevator G4
Montgomery teen Posdthor 4 EK Montgomery resigns as representative of the Pacific Coast Prevator G4 effective July 1. Charles Kennedy will succeed him as Conden officer of the company. Kennedy, son of J. Kennedy of this city, will maintain Hartman Attract Co offices. Montgomery to focus on grain buying farming in Montana and Bentley Montgomery business.
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EK Montgomery
Pacific Coast
Charles FF. Kennnedy
Charce
Kennedy
J. & Kennedy
Montana
Bentley & Montigomery
Kennedie
Hartman Attract Co
Navy Life Pictures Coming to Pendleton Plitor House
Moving pictures depicting life in the navy will be shown in Pendleton at a local theater. The footage is being distributed through the local naval recruiting offices for public viewing.
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Morit
Navy
Pendleton
Vision changes and eye strain amid unclear ailment note
A fragmented complainant describes headaches dizziness double vision and eye strain with back pain and facial discomfort. The text mentions an eye doctor Dale Rothwell and an American college of opticians context Hank Huliding, but details are garbled and specifics are unclear.
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Fe Muller
Dale Rothwell
Footie and
Optician
Anmerean Nittens
Hank Huliding
Verne Boynton Promoted to First Sergeant
Verne Boynton, born in Port Lawton, prenoted and covetved to the effect that he has passed the examination for first sergeant and has been appointed as first deputy of his company.
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Verne Boynton
Port Lawton
Pilice Court Charges and Bail After Brawl at Perr and Jeet Montanes
Three men in Pilice Court faced arrest after a bout of street fighting described as raticuffs. Parr and Montane were freed on bail, while Walter Reneen, identified as Indian, was arrested for drunkenness following a prior five day attempt to toil.
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Perr
Jeet Montenes
Parreid
Montane
Walter Reneen
Unclear historical marriage stubs amid faded print
Fragmentary OCR shows names like Pred Kiet and Elsie Wonetell with hints of a ceremony at a state venue. Other individuals listed include Leiba Sickel, Charles Pleom, Anne Peateles, and a possible hospital reference. Text is garbled with many unreadable words.
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Merrisas
Kiet
Leiba Sickel
Elsie Wonetell
Vitah
Charles Pleom
Anne AL Peateles
County Bid Opens for Fuel and Wood Contract
County court opened fuel bid after noon, finding one bid from the Suythe Lonerean company, price $4.95 per ton. County sought bids on cords of wood. contract for the county’s field has multiple parties yet to be considered.
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Suythe- Lonerean Company
Cm 40
Crnl
Stites Sues Lifted for Divorce in Local Court
Mrs Zetta C Stites files for divorce from Lester M Lifted alleging lack of support and cruel treatment since their 1914 marriage The complaint was filed today by W M Peterson The plaintiff charges abandonment and mistreatment amid a disputed residence and dating back to their union.
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Zetta C. Stites
Lester
W. M. Peterson
Cougar hunted after trap set dragged into tree
District inspector of the biological survey returns from Willamette valley and southern Oregon. While checking trap lines on Rowe river’s north fork with a government trapper a cougar has killed a feral trap and dragged its chain into a tree. The carcass was found high in the branches with the chain entangled.
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Ing Tong Himeett
BB PF Averill
The
Biological Survey
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Rowe River
Plot to dynamite Port Es Discovery diverges in Minn event
A fragmentary report from June reveals 60 sticks of dynamite found in a beer crate near Port Es Discovery, with authorities noting a possible conspiracy to blow up the treasury facility. One man was captured as part of the investigation.
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Port Suelling
Minn
Junier
Snitieber
Forentration Case Reveals Uytamite’s Impact on Camp
An unclear report describes a mysterious incident labeled forentration involving Uytamite that disrupted an en fre camp. A dynamibier wearing khaki may have entered the irrigation area as a soldier, triggering security concerns and investigation.
Oregon Rabbit Drafted in Food Preparedness Service
A murky report from June 26 in Washington describes a program dubbed the Urewen jackrabit effort. Names such as Gunnresaman Slik Slanitt of Oregon and O. HE Mei of the Department of Agriculture are cited amid references to the "Time Period World-Park Method" and wartime living costs. The piece imagines conscription into a food preparedness role and laments impacts on rural areas and local livelihoods.
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Washington
Oregon
O. HE Mei
Thige
Mir
Wheo Kwee
Annes Brush
Nationion Cantonments to House 10000 Workmen
Washington June 26. A force of from 80,000 to 50,000 men will be required in constructing the 16 great cantonments for the new national army. Figures released by the war department show thousands of acres and massive materials including 76,000 barrels of permement and 70,600 sewer bath heads. Contracts for Fort Hiles and Port Sam Hewson cantonments were awarded to George A. Parker Jr. of New York and Stone & Webster of Boston respectively.
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Washington
National Army
Fort Hiles
Ran
George A. Paller
New York
Plan Propus Tax Collection Discussed by Senate Finance Committee
Washington June 36 Administrative questions of the estate tax were discussed today by the Senate Finance Committee. No decisive action was taken. The regulation of the American press profits debate was presented to the committee by Chairman Simmons Wille. Further consideration expected before the committee.
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Tex
Senate
Steines
Special Tex Open
Simmons Wille
Reypedn
Gmedthen
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