Pendleton Cleans City With Hundred Fifty Loads Of Garbage
Street Commissioner John Glasscock reports one hundred fifty wagonloads of garbage plus many tons burned in the streets after two cleaning days in Pendleton. Five city teams have worked to remove non combustible waste from residence districts and may continue Monday night if any area remains. The effort, costing between 50 and 60 dollars, has the city council pleased as fires traced the vigorous cleanup. The board may also remove the old high school fence and enclose grounds with a chain cable if funds permit.
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John Glasscock
Pendleton
Laohool
Second Musical by Mrs Norton for High School Benefit
Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton will repeat the Schumann Cycle Wo mans Life and Love to raise funds for the high school athletic fund. After strong requests she consents and will perform at her studio in the Schmidt building on Monday evening March 25.
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Anna Selkirk-Norton
Schumann
Hazel Hamblen Wins at Interscholastic Meet
Hazel Hamblen represented Pendleton Academy at the Interscholastic Meeting in Walla Walla and won the first place. Additional details on events and placements were not readable.
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Wim
Pendleton Academy
Walla Walla
Miso Hazel Hamblen
Roller to Cross Main Street Bridge Tomorrow
Street Commissioner John Glasscock will move the city street roller across Main street bridge to roll the ball grounds base. The last attempt collapsed the bridge into the Umatilla river, but officials say the rebuilt structure is stronger and the crossing should be watched closely.
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Main Street Bridge
John Glasscock
Umatilla
Pendleton Academy winners at declamatory contest
Miss Hambien won the $5 prize and Miss Margaret Johnson took $3 as second in Pendleton Academy’s annual declamatory contest held at the First Presbyterian church. The event highlighted keen training and well-chosen topics with a May interscholastic meet in Walla Walla as the forthcoming goal.
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Pendleton Academy
Walla Walla
First Presbyterian Church
Hiawatha
Ham Bien
Margaret Johnson
Want Sadie Girls Portland Club Desires Duplicate Show
A Portland club seeks to duplicate the Commercial Association entertainment after requesting a copy of the program and a photo of the Sadie Girls. Dr Ralph Swinburne received the letter from J A Leas of Portland indicating the Portland group plans to stage a similar show and has been given the picture and program for use.
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Portland
Commercial Association
Efffort
Ralph Swinburne
J. A. Leas
Whs
Sadie Girl
Reseed Delays Hit Wheat Crop in Juniper Region
Reporters state about fifty percent of grain in the Juniper country and northwest sections must be reseeded after germination failures and cold ground. Extra labor delays spring work across Rome Ranches, with limited reseeding needed elsewhere. Helix area sees only about one percent resown.
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Rome
C J. Smith
Juniper
F. T L. Smith
E. W. McComar
Howsover
Helix
County court orders abandoning canyon roads in favor of higher ground
In Umatilla county the court calls for abandoning many washed out canyon roads and redirecting builds to higher ground after heavy freshets. Commissioners Walker and Lee report widespread damage in the north, with deep gorges up to eighty feet. Repairs will continue until main roads are rebuilt, but ridges will be used instead of canyon routes.
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Umatilla
Walker and Lee
Walker
Four Mule Runaway in Town Draws Crowd
Four mules belonging to Charles Hamilton caused a disturbance on Main and Court streets as they dashed along a path from the river to Byers mill. No serious harm occurred though one mule was crippled. In a separate incident, Safe crackers robbed the Idaho Packing Co. safe in Pocatello, gaining 84.90 dollars. F Stewart of Inkom, packing house proprietor, is the victim.
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Charles Hamilton
Main
Court Streets
Jackson Street
Main Street
Court
East Court
Byers
Idaho Packing Co
Pocatello
F. Stewart
Inkom
Camas Prairie Farmers Jubilant Over Crop Outlook
H Blekers returns from Camas Prairie and reports farmers jubilant over spring crop prospects. Snow has nearly disappeared from higher areas and farming conditions appear favorable for the year.
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Blekers
South End
H. B. Blekers
Camas
Retired Conductor Albert Roath Receives New Haven Pension
Albert Roath of Worcaster is retired on a pension by the New York New Haven Hartford. At 79 he has served forty years, eleven as conductor, and was once believed to hold the American record for continuous railroad service.
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Albert Roath
Worcaster
Dold
New York, New Haven & Hartford
The Real Test of Hair Treatment Claims
An ad style piece argues that Herpicida outperforms rivals by targeting the hair root to combat dandruff and hair loss. It cites letters praising the product, describes a pleasant dressing, and lists purchase options including samples from The Herpicida Co. in Detroit and distributors Koeppen & Riroa.
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Newhero
Stampa
Herpicida Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Riroa
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Empire
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Main and
Alta Streets
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
Hazel Hamblen
F. and
Price
Tallman & Co
Ike Ours
Sadie
Camas Prairie
Herplelde
Pendleton Savings Bank
Oregon
Ladies’ Hanan Select Rambler
Brockport
Walker Hope Faith Comfort House
Noosevelt
Potlatch Lumber Co
West Alta Street
L. Adler Bros. & Co
America
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