Bin Board Permit Granted In Pendleton
The Lockwith Poster Advertising Co secured a permit to place a bin board at the corner of Webb and Garon streets in Pendleton. Hartman was granted a permit for building a retaining wall on the Washington street extension. The council accepted Nariman’s plan and ordered it filed. Tomorrow, a freshman field day at the health school includes a boys’ truck event and hounds run. The Bartine church Boys Club grows to 50 members, with Hordice Harrah as president. Pendleton hotel owner Bowmen visited Grand yesterday negotiating for a 40 acre tract in Umatilla county. The Civic Club seeks a summer rave show. council discusses street signs as officials plan investments in durable guide markers.
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Lockwith
Webb and
Garon
Hartman
G. A. Harifian
Wiehington Street
Couel
Nariman
Bowmen
Trowman Hotel
Pendleton
Grand
Thither
Uimaulie
Wien
Hayden
The
Golden Tale Company
Observer
la Grande
Cemetery committee chair Henry Taytor aids park beautification plan
Henry Taytor, chairman of the Cemetery committee, reports good progress beautifying grounds. Mayor Vaughan assigns Northeide Park care to the committee and Taytor notes ongoing winter island work and current carpenters drawing the plans.
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Henry Taytor
Han
Vaughan
Northeide Park
Taylor
Camping Ground Considered for Tourists in Pendleton
Councilman Henry Taylor urged creation of a camping ground along Pendleton as a stopover for travelers. The issue was referred to the street committee to consult with Round-Up directors about possible space on the grounds.
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Henry Taylor
Pendleton Pendleton
Erroneous death notice raised over Pilot Rock casualty list
The official casualty list contains a repeated entry for laude Biker of Pilot Rock, misreported as dying from wounds in action. MT Baker, father of the soldier, received letters from his son weeks after the death notice appeared. The Oregon name Baker appears in today’s casualty net.
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Baker
Wool prospects improve as war ends, ports show activity
Robert N. Stanfield arrived in Portland to attend Ridward W. Rumble's funeral. Wool prospects seem good for thin wool. Wool manufacturers may raise cloth quality now that war is over. workers expect stable food prices and renewed production with limited shoddy remaining.
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Robert N. Stanfield
Portland
Ridward W. Rumble
Calimbla Basin
Mt Lin
Lecture on Oregon wild fire life at Pendleton Monday
William Te Finley will present a free public lecture in Pendleton about Oregon wildlife and the impact of wild fires. The event is organized by the Umatilla County Fish and Game Association led by J Ta Vaaighan and W. D. Humphrey, with Pendleton Gun Club officials Guy Wyrick and Dr. POL Ingram assisting.
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Oregon
Pendleton
William Te Finley
Mintoy
Tmatita County Fish and Game Association
J Ta Vaaighan
W. D. Humphrey
Wand
Hice
Pendleton League Report Briefly Clears City Funds
The report by M. RR. Crewman, secretary of the Patriotic Serving League, to Pendleton city meeting shows the league drew $50 from the city treasury over ten months, spent $61.49 on city work, and found no further funds needed. The league had been slated to receive five dollars monthly for city efforts.
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M. RR. Crewman
Patriotic Serving League
Pendleton
Jeague
Woman to Build New Home at Kalirand and Johnson
A court order sets a $1.60 shortfall payment as part of a case noting Mrs. Thomas Fite Gerwid will construct a new $4000 house at the corner of Johnson and Kalirand streets. The report cites Amother New lhonme with details of the development project and the involved property.
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Amother
New Lhonme
Time
Thomas Fite Gerwid
Johnson and Kalirand Streets
Riverside Drive Improvement And Return Of Navy Officer
The Riverside Drive project continues with wall work west of Brown hall on Fred Walters property as prep for building. Lt Farnsworth Tack recently discharged from the navy dental corps returns to Pendleton to resume practice, accompanied by Mrs Farnsworth. Big Elks meeting centers on Lt Fred Steiner who will discuss his war experiences, drawing interest due to his varied service. Dean J A Sexall spoke to high school students on agricultural advantages at the Oregon Agricultural College event.
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Riverside Drive
Brown Hall
Fred Walters
Farnsworth Tack
Farnsworth
Pendleton
Farneworth
Big Elks
Fred Steiner
Elks
A. G Work
J. A. Sexall
Oremon Agricultural
Instant relief elicits surprise in Pendleton crowd
In Pendleton crowds react to a new instant remedy, Ad ler-l-ha, which promises quick relief from sour stomach gas and constipation. One spoonful is claimed to flush the bowel, relieve discomfort, and prevent appendicitis, according to Tallman Co druggists.
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Adler-l-ha
Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea Promoted for Spring Health
An appeal urges mothers to give the family three or four doses of Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea to purify blood and cleanse stomach and bowels. The ad promises healthier, happier children with improved color and energy, endorsed by Tallman & Co.
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Hollister
Rock Mountain
Tallman & Co
Custody Suit and Local Obituary Items Tie Page
Evelyn Corse seeks custody of her four year old son George W. Corse in circuit court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment following a Pendleton marriage on June 1 1915. J T Hinkle represents the plaintiff while others note the death of Mrs Walter Swart in La Grande after a long Gibbon agent career. Swartz family members include Barry a La Grande train dispatcher and Jack in Tekoa Washington with Jerry in Earthern Washington. Mary Mason of Wallowa is listed as a daughter.
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Evelyn Corse
George W. Corse
Pendleton
Hon. George, Jr
J. T Hinkle
Walter Swart
Walter Swartz
Gibbon
la Grande
Wallowa County
Barry Swartz
It & Ton
Jack Swartz
Tekoa
Wash
Jerry Swarts
Washington
Mary Mason
Wallowa
Pendleton Council Accepts Censors Board Resignations
The Pendleton council accepted the resignations of Leon Cohen 5 A Lowell J b Ralen J W Tallman and M R Chessman from Pendleton’s board of censors formed to curb circulating questionable literature. The wartime board had operated via the Patriotic Service League which is disbanding at month’s end, prompting the tendered resignations while the ordinance against such literature remains in effect and another appointment may occur if needed.
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Leon Cohen
A. Lowell
J. B. Ralen
J. W. Tallman
M. R. Chessman
Pendleton
Patriotic Service League
League
Council
Mr. McMurray Is Here
William McMurray general passenger agent for the O W R N Co is here today accompanied by Jack O Nell traveling passenger agent
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Mr. McMurray
William McMurray
Northwest Tourstat Travel Promoted by Federal Railroad Admin
The Pendleton Commercial Association reports a letter from the Federal Railroad Administration promising to use its power to promote touristic travel in the Northwest. The Northwest Tourist Association raised the issue earlier, and the letter signals progress in that effort.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
Federal Railroad Administration
Northwest
Northwest Tourtat Association
Progres
Pendleton Community Notices and Legal Actions
Fragmented local items report the Pendleton Commercial Association as a member of a tourism body. Funeral details note Mrs Sam Jinkins Jinkine’s service at a Methodist church conducted by Rev E Gornall. Court suits include Poller vs Co W and G M LaBarre for 1154.80 plus 150 attorney fees, Trombley vs Newton for 210, and B F Trombley’s fee claim. John Maschosyn learns her husband died at Onewen Surgical Hospital Portia. burial to Pendleton on train No 18 Friday. Mrs Maschman formerly Miss Cora Hudeman.
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Mire. Jinkins
Sam Jinkine
Methodist Church
HK. E. Gornall
Prancie Poller
J.T. Hinkle
Hermiston
Hhs
Co. W. and
Galtrey M. LaBarre
Mira
John Maschosyn
Onewen Surgical
Portia
Carl Muschman
Pendleton
Maschman
Cora Hademan
J. Hudeman
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Eitie’ Teu
Hhelh
Waal Figtom
Cloxe
Bopnet
Chile
Boye
Bartine Ohirch
Tiehagen
Hordice Harrah Io
Boyy
Cay Johnson
Having Stanton
Selin Inn
Nieh Schoo
Bor
McDonald
Alfred Larchwood
Lockwood
League of National
J. H. Ewteshaw
Evansville
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
E. Court St
Dept’s
Insurance
Joe Kerley
Chas, 1. Heard, Inc. Loans Real Estate
Pendieton
Cottonwood & Water St
Hood
Whitman
Junt
Pendleton’s
Jane House
Peatldet
Lismoyne
Luzerne
Pendlrton
Tourist
Oamsodiellom
Trombley
Fila B. New
Elrouit
Unis
Beery Mole
Liberty Market
Main Street
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