Pendleton Weston Principal Reelected for 1920 Post
Pendleton Weston principal F C Fitzpatrick has been reelected for 1920 199 at the annual count given by the county superintendent. Candidate James Kirk of Freewater County announced his bid for county commissioner at the primary election. Mixe Hallock resigns from the county library. plans to move to Portland. Captain Arthur Grindel dies of bronchial pneumonia while on duty in Windivostock Silesia. survived by wife and daughter. School directors to meet in Heppner to discuss two bill tax levy and teachers' salaries. Frank Correa planning a trip to Portugal and will be away all summer. his ranch near Beha loaned to Frank Pedro. Bogus solicitor for Pictorial News seen on coast.警 warning issued. Whitman College Glee Club to perform in Pendleton March 24 with jazz and vaudeville acts. high school receives a share of profits. Evangelist White's theme is Imperfect Knowledge Completed. Ed Liday recovering from appendicitis. recently ill with influenza. Police seek a stolen gray Cadillac with Idaho license No 758. William Finley II, lecturing in New York, on a successful tour. Over 40 farmers attend farm accounts meeting. next at Milton for fruit growers. George Comerford, Pendleton alum now aboard USS Philadelphia at Bremerton Navy Yard. writes of navy life.
LAXATIVE HROMO QUININE Tablets Endorsement Notice
Consumer urges use of LAXATIVE HROMO QUININE Tablets for colds grip or informs and as a preventative. Box may bear GCHOVE'S signature and WW.W. marking. This advisory appears in a product note aimed at guiding readers toward the claimed remedy.
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Gchove
Rainfall Total and Temperature Jump Mark Warm Evening
Rainfall measured .68 and .64 overnight and today. Maximum temperature reached 60 with a minimum of 40, one of the season’s warmest evenings. Barometer at 29.00 suggests continued showers ahead.
Shields Reassigned to Astoria Rail Role
H. W. Shields, a longtime agent for the Northern Pacific Co in this district, has been reassigned to Astoria with the P&P rail line as the railroad returns to private control. During the war he was stationed at Vancouver for a period.
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Shields
H. W. Shields
Northern Paprean Co
Astoria
The
P. & & Railroad
Vancouver
Williams Appointed Assistant Predator Inspector for Northwest
Elmer Williams of Manson Washington is appointed assistant predatory animal inspector for the Oregon and Washington district and will arrive March 15 to establish headquarters. He will assist Stan Jew Jewett, the district inspector. Williams succeeds C P Watson.
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Fimer Williams
Elmer Williams
Manson
Washington
Oregon and Washington
Stan Jew Jewett
Williame
C. P. Watson
Rain Welcomed by Farmers After Cold Spell
Farmers welcome ongoing rainfall that has soaked into the ground after a cold spell. Frost damage to wheat fields is nearly gone and the warm rain is expected to aid the fall wheat, which was slowed by the cold spell.
Pendleton School Board Concludes Month with Audit
The Pendleton school board met last evening focusing on auditing current month expenses. No action was taken on salary issues or pending legislation intended to benefit schools. A special meeting later this month is expected to consider these matters.
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Pendleton School Board
Schoose
City Tone on Center Parking Trial Proposal
City Attorney says a ordinance maintain center street parking on Main and Court may not be voted tomorrow. Some residents request a trial of a modified plan with cars parking perpendicular to traffic rather than at a 45 degree angle to allow driving forward into traffic. Decision on trial remains undecided.
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Main
Court
James A. Foo
Pendleton Hopes for Addin g Here on War History Talk
Commander J H Blackburn visiting coast cities on a speaking tour may stop in Pendleton to present a history of the recent war. Local officials will personally solicit a date, with the commercial association and high school aiming to arrange a later engagement if he agrees.
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J. H. Blackburn
Blackburn
Nelson
Spokane
Ralph Carr
Pendleton
Committees Named for Revival Meetings in March
Committees are appointed to handle revival meetings beginning March 14 under Methodist and Presbyterian oversight. Executive chair J W Maloney. Advertising chair B R Hatch. Music chair Rev J M Cornelison. House chair HM McLean with members Stang, A McCulley, A W Rugg, William Rigby. A joint meeting will be held Wednesday after mid week service at the Presbyterian church following a united service. Rev J Francis Morgan preached at Sundays united service.
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Methodist
Presbyterian
J. W. Maloney
D. O. Barnhart
Dale Rothwell
A. W. Tees
I. Lb Rogora
J. ©. Hales
BR. W. Hatch
Roland Oliver
Charles Honney
J. M. Cornelison
Plain Voices TuSe and White Voiles in assorted packages
Readable text notes ready made garments in voiles and colored voile packages. Advertises a range from 35 cents to 3 dollars 50 cents and invites customers to view items available. Emphasizes fit and finest materials with a casual sales pitch.
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Weston
F. Cc. Fitzpatrick
Echoe
Kirk
James Kirk
Freewater Country
Preewattr Times
Mixe Hallock
Mig Alma Hallock
Waft
Brary
Portland
Grindel
Arthur FY. Grindel
Ted Crom
Wlndivostock
Silesia
Morr
Morrow County
Heppner
Wi In
Umatilla
Old Tome
Frank Correa
Koha
Hia
Portugal
Ble Gon
Myr
Correa
Beha
Frank Pedro
California
Tiegue
Pictorial Noview
Fpolice
A. A. Roberts
Carl Anderson
Branley Horton
Whitman
Whitman College
Evangelist Withite
Ed Leday
Poulton Farmer
St. Anthony's Hospital
Boise
Idaho Hcense
William Finley II
William Finley
Ute Mologta
Severy
New York
Finley
Caw
Colombia
R. V. Gunn
Farm Accounting Department of
Fred Bennion
Milton
George Tf. Comerford
Bremerton
George H. Comerford
Navy
Tt. & & Philadelphia
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Columbia
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Joe Kerley
Oregon Lumber
Pendleton’s
Navy Tricotine
Poiret Twill
Serge
Eton
Jersey
Sanitary Grocery Doak & Dunlap
Pacific Coast Elevator CO. Warehouse
Thompson and Ee
Olympic
Business Pacific Grain Co
Main Street
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