Pendleton News in Brief June 29 2001
Pendleton area items report street work halted on Webb street grading by Gi A and W H Smith due to contract and staffing issues. Army worm outbreak from Helix to Pendleton subsided after reports of mass die off and John Rothrock suspected of shooting remaining pests.
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Pendletag
Webb Street
Gi. A
W. H. Smith
Rome
Smiths
Levet
Knaat Oregonian
Webb
Helix
Pendleton
Swott
John Rothrock
Army Worm Outbreak Reported Near Heedieton
A two week earlier alarm described army worms causing major crop damage north of Heedieton. W M Scott, East Oregon reporter, noted millions of worms involved and efforts to halt the invasion.
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Heedieton
W. M. Scott Ora
East Orean
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted With Mercury Warning
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo warns against mercury use and claims the remedy is mercury free and taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills and lists availability through druggists with a toll free offer.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Osle
Droggiais
Prive
Bottio
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton
A list of arrivals includes Joho P Hayden and Mre Hayden from Pendleton, H M Moran from St Joe, J B Bache from Seattle, WR Glendinning and C M Smith from Portland, Chas B Hoheneuver from St Louis, M T Myers from New York, Wm Maher from Portland, J Woolley from Portland, J N Hughes from San Francisco, J A Cooke from San Francisco, W B Martin from Chicago, 6 Hexter from New York, among others at Hotel Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Hayden
M Moran
St Joe
B Bache
Seattle
Glendinning
Portland
W Williame
Chas B Hoheneuver
St Louis
W Holden
T Myers
New York
Wm Maher
M Smith
Woolley
A Pennington
Spokane
Casto
H Patton
N Hughes
San Francisco
A Cooke
W B Martin
Chicago
Hexter
Mine progress near Buffalo finds five foot ledge widen
Work at the old Buffalo mine in the Granite district advances with the lower crosscut cutting a five foot ledge between clean walls. Owners including Richard Cox and Wirt Miner Harry Dickson react to developments as upper workings show a narrower ledge previously frozen to the wall. The improved depth widens the ledge and defines the walls, easing ore concerns.
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Old Buffalo
Baker City
A Raging Flood Forces Repair by Lisbon Man
Elie Chan of Lisbon Louisiana had to repair a washed telegraph line during a flood and wrote that standing waist deep in icy water gave him a terrible cold and cough. Doctors in Oakland Nebraska Sioux City and Omaha diagnosed consumption but Dr Kings New Discovery cured him in six bottles. Tallman Co guarantees it for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles at 50 cents.
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Chan
Elie
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Price
Martin's Market Promises Fresh Groceries and Bakery
R Martin has prepared to supply harvest outside with groceries. He bought in large quantities and never sells to unqualified buyers. He serves satisfied customers with the best goods in the market. The store features a unique bakery department and fresh fruits and berries daily.
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R. Martin
Martin
Leasing of Public Range Spurs Sheepmen Debate
Douglas Belts of Pilot Rock, president of the Umatilla County Sheepmen’s Association, calls for leasing public grazing land to prevent overstocking and range damage. He cites seasonal limits, warns of encroachment onto government lands, and notes a committee plan with cattlemen to mark boundaries in Catman valley.
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Douglas Belts
Pilot Rock
Umatilla County
Betts
Charlce Vinson
Ukiah
Cattlemen’s Association
Ukiah Jone
Bolts
Alba
Catman
Herbert Bowlen
Tom Edwards
Bear Creek
Kenneth Warner
Stanley Creek
Sunday Church Notices and Service Times
Sunday School Review at the Presbyterian Church lists services for Church of the Redeemer St Mary's First Presbyterian Baptist and Church of Christ Congregation. Times include 7:00 am communion 10:00 am Sunday school 11:00 am worship 1:00 pm morning prayer and sermon 5:00 pm evening service with choir offering.
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Church of the Redeemer
Houe
St. Mary's Church
Firet Presbyterian
Robert J. Diven
Christ
Church of Christ ‘Congregational Building
Inddele
Skeptics
Deistw
Kk. A. Copple
Stamp Out Sheep Scab Campaign Faces Summer Drive
The Bureau of Animal Industry will expand its battle against sheep scab this summer with agents in all sheep states working along rail lines. Agents warn handlers to isolate infected stock and halt movement to prevent spread, hoping for eradication if sheepmen cooperate. no progress reports have been received this season.
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Bureau of Animal Industries
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Clerks Versus Printers Baseball Game At Local Grounds
A Sunday baseball game is set for June 30 at 2:00 PM on Alta street grounds between printers who beat the bar two weeks ago and clerks from local establishments. Jim Welch leads the clerks. tickets are sold to raise a $1000 prize for both sides amid town talk and excitement.
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Alta Street
Buoday
Printers
Barbere 2010
Clerka
Jim Welch
Reir
Oole
Two Bicycles Recovered In Pendleton Deed
Pendleton city marshal Heathman returned from Walla Walla on June 27 with two bicycles found and returned to owners Mia J. C. Smith of Adame and Fred Taylor of Pendleton. A June 2 baseball game saw Walla Walla defeat Pendleton 15 to none, and that night two bicycles were stolen from Attorney L. B. Reeder and another local resident.
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Fred Taylor
J.C. Smith
Adame
Monda
Jones
Reeder
Rome
Cam Hone
Wallaalla
Walla Walla
Kauffman
Heathman
Taylor
Marshal Heathman
Sohn M. Meahman
Grapesohn M
Pendleton
Wwile Walla
Boone
Mia
J. C. Smith
L. B. Reeder
A Trip Through Eastern Oregon With Notables
Representative Moody will travel with F H Newell chief hydrographer and Gifford Pinchott forestry chief to join a tour starting at The Dalles around August 1. The planned route runs from The Dalles to Prineville then Deschutes headwaters to Nurne Harney and possibly Malheur counties, with dates to be announced.
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Geological Department
Moody
F. H. Newell
Washington, Ae
Gifford Pinchott
Chie
Forestry Bureau
Dalles
Angnet 1
Mr. Moody
Oreoon
Prineville
Deschutes
Nurne
Harney County
Malheur County
Moor
Thore
Rumored New York Village Aims to Aid Shoe Factory Workers
A venture is rumored to found a $1,000,000 village in New York state tied to a large shoe factory. Philanthropic leaders aim to improve worker happiness, endorsing measures to boost morale. Also promotes Howtetter's Stomach Bitters as a fifty year cure for stomach, liver and bowel ailments and a tonic to restore energy.
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New York State
Howtetter
Word coinage on belief sparks quiet joke at Uncle Jerry’s
An anecdote from The Youth's Companion recalls two neighbors, one a skeptic of absolute knowledge and the other a dogmatist. A theological debate ends without agreement, and Uncle Jerry suggests the difference between an agnostic and a cognostic is minor, jokingly coining a new term.
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Jerry Ardbedd
Jerry
Red Men Install Officers and Social Session Planned
The installation of officers for the coming term will occur Tuesday evening July 2. All Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas are to be present. A social session will follow the installation. Roy W. Ritner of Amaholie, No. is listed.
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Pocahontas
Portland Woman's Club Marks Sixth Year In Strong Finance
The Portland Woman's Club reports its sixth year in excellent financial condition with 1% membership and 35 new members. The group ingens a school of navigation? enrollment 120 girls and supports a library bill passed by the last legislature. Meetings on the second and fourth Fridays feature prominent speakers and will resume in October with nine departments including Shakespeare history and languages.
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Portland
Woman's Club
Alls
Treasury
Is Club
Home Department
Laet
Renault of
Library Department
Oregon
Death of Sheriff J. D. Locey Ends Malheur County Rule
Sheriff J. D. Locey of Malheur county died at St Elizabeth hospital after an operation for spleen trouble. He had served two terms and helped lead arid land reclamation efforts. His body to be shipped to Ontario, his family home, tonight. Baker City meanwhile reports wool sales totaling about 90 000 pounds at 10 1/2 cents per pound with prices edging up.
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Baker City
St. Elizabeth Hospital
J. D. Locey
Malheur County
Lacey
Oregon
Malhear County
Ontario
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