Pendleton News From Oakhead And Region
Bruce Pratt, 15, arrives from Galland, California for a stay with Mrs. Laura Nanh in Pendleton. Clothing drive planned for Alaska with items collected at 311 Bushtreet. Weather: barometer at 29.49, possible thunder shower. highs near 58, lows near 50. Secretary elected for local musicians union replacing Nagler who plans to move to Yakima. Harvest labor outlook mixed. harvest preparations ongoing. Sunday game set Echo vs Hermiston to decide West Umatilla league title with potential rematch against Blue Mountain winner. No charges against contractor Harden in shooting of Gus Carretson. Carretson hospitalized. Knights of Pythian trip to Walla Walla planned. transportation offered. Two local patients undergoing operations at St. Anthony’s. New baby at Patton home. Dunning family notes. Motanie, 18, buried at Tulule mission. Indian Service minister officiates.
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Oakhead
Bruce Pratt
Galland
California
Mra
Laura D. Nanh
Bushtreet
Mele
Pendleton Post Office Upgrades and Salary Increase
Tomorrow ends Pendleton post office fiscal year and on Thursday it becomes a first class post office. Stamp sales topped 7000 dollars, prompting a salary increase for postmaster Lester Crouin and a higher box rent from 75 to 1.
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Pendleton Posto
Lester Crouin
Airplane Invitation Sends Buyers Week Mail Plan
Portland June 29. Oregon plane service to carry invitation mail to merchants for Buyers Week August 8 to 9. Oregon Washington Idaho Aeroplane company plans flights to state postmasters for prompt delivery. Test of regular Portland to state mail under government auspices. Pendleton to receive July 5, with La Grande following.
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Portland
Orcan
Oregon
Oregon, Washington & Idaho Aeroplane Company
Elles
Sullabie
San Francisco
Sacramento
California
Willamette Valley
Oregon Coast
Puget Sound
Pendleton
Dalles
la Grande
Seasoned politicians take up McAdoo fight
United Press reports a revitalized McAdoo movement in San Francisco with a small core of seasoned politicians directing the campaign. Cox and Palmer lead a wary opposition forming a field against McAdoo while Murphy of Tammany lines up with controls to contest the nomination. The contest promises a bitter fight as party machines mobilize and unlikely alliances form.
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United Press
San Francisco
McAdoo
Cox
Palmer
Rainer Shine Umbrellas in Black and Colors
Retailer advertises Rainer Shine umbrellas available in black and assorted colors with price range from $2.50 to $15.00. Product line emphasizes affordable rain protection and color variety for customers.
Lloyd George calls Ireland impossible in present mood
In the House of Commons Lloyd George said Ireland in the present mood is impossible. He argued that once the Irish realize America will not back demands for an independent republic, common sense will prevail.
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London
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Ireland
America
Bungalow Aprons and Hosiery On Sale
Textile sale notes silk aprons priced from 95 cents to 5 dollars 50 cents. Also listing silk women’s socks in black white and brown and misses sizes in color ranges with price 35 to 75 cents.
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Alaska
Ginny
Laura D. Ninh
Buel Street
Lee Moorhouse
Transcen
Carl Franson
Load Musicians’ Union
Robert Nagler
Nagler
Alta Theatre Orchestra
Yakima
Tabor
Serpius
Wew
Hermiston
Echo and
Umatilla
Irrigon
E& Game
Blue Mountain
Art Harden
Sur
Gus Carretson
Kieth
BH. J. Keater
Carretzos
Harden
Short
Knights of Pything Lodge
Walla Walla
K. KK
James H. Gwinn
Knights of Pythian
Chancey Clark
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Lite Sant
Mark Patton
Ivan Dunning
Stanfield
Bt. Anthony's Hospital
Meiners Times
E. L.swartzlander
Umatilla Indian Agency
Tittle
Ines
Devi's Lake
North Dakota
Bwarteander
Edward Motanie
Parsons Motanie
Tutule Mission
Hev
BE. J. Conner
Jix
Mothly Credit
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Joe Kerley
Oregonlumber
M'Adoo
Simmons
Rainer
Cotton
Lisle
Silk
Silk Sox
Windsor and Middy
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