Local residents and visitors noted in Pendleton columns
The Pendleton society page lists Bertha of Pertiaad Maine and guests of Mrs DD Smith visiting. Gerber and a dater, with Mr Cerber and danger planning a visit. Local names including Lonerie, Miss Harriet Young, and Harriet Young to Symphony. community events feature St Patrick themed gatherings at the Metho dist church and the Church of the Redeemer. Numerous residents including J Leclair, Otto Serril, Frank Cronan, George Chogurite, Lyle Beeney, and Col Youka are noted visiting or returning, with various trips to Portland, Mt Calvary, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerber
Datianier
Bertha
Pertiaad
Maine
Apeytelt- Mma
The
Ory
Mra. DD
Smith
Cerber
Danger
H.R. Newport
Hermiston
Otto Serril
Hie
Vansycle
Mire
Frank Cronan
W. Zoeller
Walla Walls
Sabina Morton
Athena
Hed Cross Corpe
Pendleton
Col
J. M. Bentley
Portland
Mt . Calift
Mert Jerard
Walin Walle
E. P. Averill
Paseo
Lawrence Ringle
Stanton
Riteville
K. FP. Fahrenwald
George Chogurite
Arlington
the Golden Rule
Spokane Civil War veteran C L Freese dies at home
C L Freese a Civil War veteran and longtime Spokesman-Review agent died Sunday night at his son Charles L Freyac’s Spokane home where he had lived since fall He was born in Germany 73 years ago came to America in the 1850s and settled in Walla Walla 26 years ago He leaves a widow two daughters and a son with diabetes listed as the cause of death Funeral services were planned for Wednesday afternoon and the body would be shipped to Walla Walla for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freese
Pendleton
Monitor
Merrimac
Charles L. Freyac
Sixtwenth Avenue
Spokane
Mr. Freeze
Germany
America
Walla Walla
Spokesman-Review
Fannie G. Freese
Charles L
Loren Kidd
Bpokane
Evans Harmon
Ferett
Harrimon
Supreme Court declares Underwood tariff discount void
The Supreme Court ruled the discriminating duty provision of the Underwood tariff act inoperative. Importers of goods landed in American or favored nation bottoms since October 3, 1912 were not eligible for the 5 or 4 percent discount. About 25 million dollars in duties were involved and must be refunded to businesses over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Busines
Stronger boxes designed to use less material
Madison engineers show a stronger box with more walls and properly proportioned sides and ends can cut damage in transit. Forest Service experts say better container construction will reduce losses and have influenced several associations to adopt the new box designs. Manufacturers voiced interest in applying the laboratory recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
Forest Service
Ttia
Canners' Association
Aaid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Jonnakh
Hamer
Horletell
Epeclallat
Orde Pertiazed
Lonerie
Metheiliet Larilive Aid Society
Mra . A. Montzer
Cate Mice
Church of the Redeemer
Epworth
Methodist Church
Mise Harriet Young
Pondieton
Mra Edgar &. Fischer
Birch Street
Mies Young
Walla Walla Union
Lee Brown
Cash Market
Denhart
Albert
J. Leclair
Lewiston
George
Lyle Beeney
Galena
Howman
Wlp, Youka
Southern Pacific
Ritaville
Wash
C. L. Freeze
Walter Holke
Giants
Semson
Marlin
Texas
U. S
Rules Supreme Court
Schmidt Building
Pendleton, Ore
Bonds
F. L. Ingram
Alta Theatre
Mrs. Vernon Castle
Patria
St. Paul
International Opera
Joe Robinson
Honolulu
Alta Orchestra
Chas. O. Breach
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