Salvation Army Post Grows in Pendleton Area
Captain Jennie Conrad of the Salvation Army helped establish a new post on Pendle Ston Alta Street with a reading room and meeting space. She left for Portland for a Salvation Army convention as 100 Oregon leaders and corps officers prepare to attend. Local officials note volunteers, ex servicemen, and friends from Athena and Weston will participate in upcoming events and meetings to discuss the home service program in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Conrad
Salvation Army
Pendle Ston
Imedufa
Wawa
Alta Street
Conrad
Portland
Oregon
Aa & A. Corps
Urratilla
C.K. Cranston
Secre
A. E. Cox
Oregon Lumber Yard
Littell
Wash
Tattell
Willi Peterson
Harmivton
Pendleton
Presbyterians
Inamie
Methodists
Ropnera Ip
Banduet
Buat Het Committee
Mustard-Oil Ointment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement touts a white mustard oil ointment promising fast relief from rheumatism and joint pain. It claims easier use than mustard plasters, no blistering, and wide applicability to bronchitis, croup, neuralgia, and chest chills. Available in OC and 60c jars plus a hospital size.
Arnold Hoeft Adjudged Bankrupt in Portland Court
Arnold Hoeft, a farmer formerly partnered with Elmer Tow, was adjudged bankrupt in U S district court at Portland. Case referred to Thomas Fite Gerald, referee in bankruptcy. Liabilities listed at 21716.09 with 9552.40 unsecured. assets 6805. No date set for first creditors meeting. W W Van Oredall also adjudged bankrupt in Portland. assets 5333. unsecured claims 4755.79. Demurrer to defendant’s answer filed in Victor McConnack vs H Temple suit. One couple licensed to wed: Don Loveland and Mattie Winchester of Pendleton. Tax revenue nears 200000 as sheriff collects installments. heavy payers delaying first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hoeft
Elmer Tow
U. Sistrict Court
Portland
Toy Thomas Fite Gerald
Cinima
W. . van Oradell
van Oredall
U. & District Court
Thomas Fite Gerald
Victor MecConnack
Amulnat
Temple
Don Loveland
Mattin Winchester
Pendleton
Buy in Canada campaign tackles high exchange fees
A Canada based campaign promotes buying locally to curb rising exchange costs for Canadian money used in the United States. The effort seeks to shield consumers from currency fees by supporting domestic purchases and cross border trade reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Campalante
United States
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Ht. J. Crawford
Boardman
Hermiston
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Lae
Pona
Athena
Weaton
Father
C. Te Tower
Sedalia
Mia Tavera
Mirv, Bowers
Minn Howers
Middle Wast
Tary
Rose City
B. Judd
EB. J. Burke Wool Co
Lowle Building
Sol Daum
Pred Bool
Umatilla
Hermiston Dam
Ahlee
Label Prospecta
Eeho
Stanfield
Hermiston Mad
Wem Sports
Lyman G Rice
Elmer Anyder
Willard Bond
Frank Sherman
Walla Walla
Templar
Ernest J. Morrin
Ralph Kelfer
Ed Bower
Jolly Eli
Jolly’ Inn
Wallin Walla Lodge No. 47
DuPuis
Jack Wenner
Walth Walla
Conroy
Conroy’s
Perienced Band
Ulie
Weing
East Alia
Chas. Milne
Posi Alta Theatre
EL Bothicat Contracron
Illing
Lipton
Grocery Department
Ea & Hampton
Mtees Bora
E. Webb
Sheriff's Office
Inw
Booth Hero
Lake Cham-lain
Morse
C. C. Morse & CO
San Francis
Morsi
Sren
Hazelwood Creamery Butter
Empire Meat Market
Exide
Lor
Water & Johnson
Sta
E. Court
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
East Court
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