Pendleton News Highlights With Local Events
Pendleton area reports announce a hall dance this Saturday with Dagor and Butter Crook, no parking charge. Funeral details for Joe Parsons reveal he died at 30, his body to be shipped to North Carolina. local lodge member and judge planned funeral here. Echo and Tanfield stock feeders discussed at the department meeting, first Eastern Oregon livestock convention planned for La Grande. alumni meeting to back higher education funding before May 21. Miss Hadwen from O A C to assist Redeemer Kitchen planning. U S Railroad damage suit against Webb moves toward court, with about 20,000 dollars claimed.
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Butter Creek
Dagor
Joe Parsons
Des
Syming
Newburn
North Caroling
North Carling
Parsons
Bogiew
Henry Bean Flees With Secretary In Oregon Supreme Court Bid
Henry Bean, a candidate formerly of Pendleton, has fled with his secretary amid declaring his candidacy for renomination in the Republican primary in May for Oregon Supreme Court justice. The incumbent cites equal justice. Bean lacks a platform in the printed ballot petition.
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Henry BK. Bean
Henry & Bean
Pendleton
Secretary of Inter
Oregon Upreme Court
Equal Justice
Bean
Sheriff arrests fugitive and escorts prisoner through Pendleton
Sheriff J W Lille of Gilliam county is in Pendleton to return Willard Savame who is wanted on a statutory charge. Lille also arrested Buvage on a Pendleton bound train while bringing Elmer Tow from Condon for local officials. The sheriff and prisoner spent the day in Umatilla county jail and plan to return to Condon tomorrow morning.
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J. W. Lille
Gilliam County
Pendleton
Willard Savame
Forsit
Buvage
Pendletons
Elmer
Condon
Umatilla County
School District Adopts g1200 Soule Salary Plan
County districts report adoption of the $1247 minimum teacher salary and a 12 month pay bank. Directors of the county districts in mission approve the plan with Adame claiming to be first to establish the new tenure. Districts mentioned include Columbia Echo Weston and Campbell No. 69. The last is the only one room school to conform.
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Mission
Adame
Columbia
Echo
Weston
Campbell
City Dog Licenses Lag Behind in City Payments
Deputy City Treasurer H. W. Dickson warns that licenses payable at the city treasurer’s office until April 1 are arriving slowly. County records show about 1206 licensed dogs, but city residents must also pay the city tax. as of now fewer than two dozen have been paid.
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H. W. Dickson
Spring Sign Seen In Pendleton Youths Play Hockey
John Halley Juvenile officer leads a campaign to curb spring fever as four Washington school youths face action over missed Friday clan appearances. The effort targets unruly behavior as the season begins.
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Pendleton
John Halley
Halley
Washington School
Clanes
Mr. Halley
Whitman Glee Club to Perform at Pendleton High
Twenty two Whitman College students visit Pendleton High School tomorrow night for a high class program including glee club numbers vaudeville skit and band hits. Students and teachers from city schools admitted for 26 cents others for 50 cents with no reservations and no tickets sold. Sixty percent of receipts go to Pendleton High. The show starts at 7 p m at the high school auditorium.
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Whitman Gloe
Whitman College
Pendleton High Wehool
Pendicton High School
Miss Nelson Leads Oregon Camp on Education Tax Bill
Miss Nelson, a University of Oregon student, heads the Eastern Oregon committee for a statewide campaign to pass the millage tax bill for higher education. The University organizes districts with chairmen and local leaders, and she will oversee the campaign here during spring vacation to urge support for the bill and the anniversary.
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Nelson
Helen Nelson
University of Oregon
Eastern Oregon
Mies Nelson
A.C
Normal School
Max
Death of Mrs Glenn from Burns While Building a Fire
Mrs Glenn Known Here and sister of Mrs Phillip Parcher died from severe burns sustained while building a fire in her home furnace. She was a girlhood friend of Mrs John Montgomery and taught at Lincoln school last year. The blaze reportedly started when a can of gasoline ignited during the incident.
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Glenn
William Glenn
Tnmbler
Phillip Parcher
Etta Wooddell
Lincoln School
John Montgomery
Mra. Glenn
Begg's Mustarine Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
An advertorial touts Begg's Mustarine as a cure for sore throat and tonsillitis claiming symptoms disappear overnight. It advises applying Boey's Mustarine at night, covering with a cloth, and notes availability through Pecy's Mustarine and druggists in LeRoy.
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Begg
Boey
Pecy
C. Wells & Co
LeRoy, N
Tragic House Fire Claims 40 Year Old Woman
In a devastating blaze the victim, a 40 year old woman named Mere Glenn, was severely burned while attempting to carry a supply can from the house. She is survived by her father J Dh Wood dell, three brothers, and a sister Mrs Parcher, who is currently involved in funeral arrangements.
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Mere. Glenn
J. Dh. Wooddell
Mre Parcher
Pilot Rock Farmer Buys Quinlan Home
Shafer a Pilot Rock farmer buys the F J Quinlan residence at 412 East High Street. The home will be divided into apartments with Shafer living in the main unit and renting the others. Quinlan family plans to relocate to Seattle.
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Pilot Rock
Quinlan
Bhafer
F. J. Quinlan
East High Street
Falas
Shafer
Mew
Quinlin
Rexkile
Mer
Quinkan
Lonergan Company
Ant Tas
Misouri
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