Street Paving 10 Start in 10 Days
Jackson Street property owners are given another week to decide on surface type for paving. Paving will begin within ten days. Warren Bros reports Centralia pant shipped and to be set up soon for Webb Street paving between Main and Cottonweed. Concrete gutters chosen over bitulithic. Mayor extends deadline to reconcile Jackson Street factions. Sloan’s petition for street vacation denied. Council also reviewed records, treasurer reports, and regular monthly claims.
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Lonergan
Warren Bros Construction Company
Alta Street
Recorders and Treasurer
Newsy Notes of Pendleton: Evans Boy and Local Gleanings
Newsy notes report TL Dick Evans, son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Evans, at 200 Cosble Street. Local Literature Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Moorhouse’s with Mesdames Moorhouse and Winter. Co V Daniel, a local farmer and globe trotter, visits New Zealand. postcard from Whakare-Wirewax Rotorua geyser basin arrives. Tracy Baker may move from first base to catcher for Vancouver. Baker’s prior catching experience noted. Bob Baker considered for catching role with Vancouverites. Will M Peterson reports strong petition signatures for Woolrayn Wilson and Champ Clark from Umatilla County.
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Evans
Dick Evans
Dudley Evans
Cosble Street
Moorhouse
J. P. Winter
New Zealand
Co. V. Daniel
R. W. Fletcher
Best
Oregonian
Rotorua
Tracy Baker
Pendleton
Vancouver
Portland
Bob Brown
Vancouverites
Baker
Strong
Will M. Peterson
Couity
Democratic Central
Hoth Paul Seely
A. W. Cawphorn
Oregon
Woolrayn Wilson
Champ Clark
Umatilla County
Bank Assets and Liabilities Statement Fragment
A partial bank balance sheet shows resources such as loans and discounts 49095.39 overdrafts 1671.89 cash on hand 4977.57 and totals for furniture fixtures real estate and due from reserves. Liabilities include capital stock 25000 and undivided profits 263.99 with deposits and cashier’s checks outstanding noted.
Divorce Granted in Multnomah County Case
Starr was today granted a divorce from Marie Starr by Judge Phelps after testimony supporting desertion charges. Also reported are three drunks cited by Police Judge Fite, a Lysene Lyceum visit tonight by Entertainers Hero, and Zeuske v Zeuske appealing a $15,000 land dispute to the state supreme court. A Mrs. Edwin Ferguson was committed to the State asylum at Salem for extreme melancholy.
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Iraq
Starr
Marie Starr
Phelps
Ed Doyle
George
Jucilin
James White
Fite Gerald
the Belcher
Jane Aind Noth
Christian Church
Fenske
Edwin Ferguson
Ann Street
Salem
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Munroney
Seven Cent Social by The Ladies of the Maccabees
A seven cent social is announced for Monday March 18. Entry costs seven cents for all, with a seven cent admission to each of the art gallery fish pond and fortune telling booth. A cafeteria dinner will be served at seven cents per course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Maccabees
Men and Religion Forward Movement response in Pendleton
In Pendleton, hosts seek volunteers to house about fifty visiting youths for the Men and Religion Forward Movement convention next Friday and Saturday. Principal A C Hampton and a new committee will coordinate.
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Pendleton
Men and Religion Forward Movement
A. C. Hampton
Woman claims bank deposit money in City Hall park
A young woman about 20, dressed well and claiming to be an office assistant, appeared at City Hal park at noon with about $5000 for deposit and snatched the flying funds. Honest passersby returned some bills, but several did not hand over the last $115. The woman said she would make good the missing amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hal Park
McMillian to Lead Dash to Pole for Northward Quest
Peary's assistant Donald B. McMillian will head north in July with George Borup and a small group of white companions. The expedition aims to reach the Arctic pole, risking extended isolation from civilization for several years.
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McMillian
Pears
New York
George Borup
Donald B. McMillian
Peary
Echo Oregon Adopts Broad New City Charter
Echo Oregon moves toward a new city charter as the council approves an ordinance to place it on the May 14 election ballot under initiative and referendum. The plan broadens governance, detailing privileges and duties while noting recent local changes and community updates.
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Echo
Ore
Keho
Edw. Litsey
Harper
Kansas
Litsey
Oregon
Charles Horemin
Pendleton
Centralia
Wash
Cantrada
Torseman
F. B. Finley
Mary Barker
Lleppner
Everitt
W. A. Jones
Letta Galbreath
Dalles
Avis Gaunt
Dollisox
A. D. Holmen
Hermiston
Western Land Co
Numa Lee
Witworth
L. A. Fstab
Fee
Johnny Bryrant
Wilma
Ed Horsch
Hugh D. Smith
Vancouver
Christian Endeavor
Phil
Jarey
Roy Ward
Bridge Street
Thomas Ross
Marshal Brackenbury
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Garry A
Phone
Standard Grocery Company, Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Joseph N. Bohl
Cigars de Luxe
Onestic
W. J. Connor & Co
Tarry O'Dell
Main Street
Alta St
Warren Brothers
Jackson Street
Newsy
Hermiston Bank & Trust, Co
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Sas
State of
Umatilla
F. Morrow
Cazhler
G. H. Upthegrove
Notary Public
Correst
Altoat
Ke, E, McMillen, J. H. Redd
State
Multnomah
Whistler
Ecouncil
John T. Whistler
Walla Walla
Kimbrell
Louige Weinhardt
Henry Weinhard
D. Brusha
Corvains
J. BH. Irvine
Irvine
Renton County
Corvallis
Irene la Dow
Ambrom Frank Hays
Dudley Buck
McDowell
J. R. Dickson
Frank Carruth
Wvocal
Bernice Ruppe
Lora Perry
Maud Swingle
Mascheron
Richard Mayberry
Gale
Girl
Dash
Sim Lee
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Main and
Webb Streets
Golden Rule
Clark’s Grocery
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