Pendleton News Mix Highlights Local People
Mixed Pendleton items note visits by Hean of Higin to Pendleton, Weston’s rail and Memorial Hall work, Chauncey Bishop displaying Pendleton Woolen Mills robes in New Mexico, and trips by Tiahop and M. D. Smith. West’s jury prep with F I Kentor. local fruit growing and flower plantings credited to George Darvoy. William West, Clell Brown, and other residents shown in daily movements and errands.
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Chauncey Bishop
Pendleton
New Mexico
Indiana
Tiahop
Tow Bond Arraigned in Larceny Case
Elmer Tow was arraigned before Justice Joe H. Parkes on larceny by bailee charges and released on $500 bond. He will seek a lawyer and have additional time to arrange a defense.
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Elmer
Eimer
Joe H. Parkes
Nin
Volon
Oronon Va
Slwell
la Grande
G. W. Pheipe
J. W. Knowles
Stilwell
Union County
Cochran & Eberhard
Continuance of Contract Details in Labor Terms
The text outlines a contract continuance until May 1 or until a new agreement is adopted. It sets wage levels for labor, with common labor at six dollars per day and skilled work at nine dollars per day.
Captain Marries Bride Seen Only During War Return
Captain J A D T Cochrane-Barnett, veteran of the great war, wed Mina Layton daughter of Major A B Layton of Old Park Chester England in Santa Monica California. He had never seen his bride prior to their meeting at a Kingland function after his return invalided from the western front. The couple left by automobile for a Canadian tour, where the groom manages his wheat ranch despite injuries.
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Banta Monica
Cal
J A. DT. Cochrane-Marnett
Mina Jou M. Layton
Layton
Old Park
Chichester
England
Capit Bearnett
Barnett
Meg Lauten
Kingland
Auttomobile
Canada
Portland building trades reach peace pact
Portland March 14 Industrial peace in the city for building trades is assured by a pact between the Building Trades council and the Building Contractors. The agreement promises harmony on wages, working conditions, and relations, signaling stable prospects for local construction activity.
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Portland
Pmaztoahmons
Building Trades Council
Messiaen
Feathered Flock Faces Tight Rules Near Morpheus Devotee
Los Angeles officials consider an ordinance by Cornclimoan Sanborn to tax roosters and ban hencoops within 200 feet of a bedchamber. The proposal limits the flock to 200 birds. at 900 feet, any number could be kept. Millard adds support for the measure.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Corncimoan Sanborn
Wizard Ointment and Liver Pills Publicized
Back-Ache tten tion to relieve ce el one tism Sciatica and Lum bago is Hamlin's Wizard O1. It penetrates quickly drives out soreness and loosens stiff joints and muscles. Useful for feeny ailments day ailment sprains cuts burns bites stings. Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return bottle and money back. Wizard Liver Whips pleasant pink pills 50 cents.
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Hamlin
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Hean
Higin
Pendletoon
Siater
BL Co
Umatilla Mn
Umatillix Sand and Rave Company
Weston
Memorial Hall
8. A
M. PD. Smith
Mwtix
Bovltiere
la Binitl
Panuleton
Renee Tites
George Darvoay
George Botal
Pendle
Delong
Unatilla
J. H. Weat
Freewwater
Weat
F. I. Kentor
West
Clell Brown
Pondleton
Oo Aoc
Edelfire
J.T Brown
Mise Hadwin
G& A
Vin Dunning
Stanfield
C. C. Carr
Thomas Thompson
Bote Jett
Lake
Lin- Feria
Jobe Cora
Greven Theatre
Dhorsday Litt
Cash Grocery
Conroy’s
Crisco
Mt. Vernon
van Camp
Shasta Cof
Golden Gate
Eat Alla St
Chas. Milne
Alta Theatre
Plectrical Contractor
E. Webb
Empire
Empire Meat Market
Micrneys
Guy Higer
Jim White
Esrouit
Plaintife
Foley
Dl Vope
Elen Foley
Welter
Idaho
Jolson & Bynon
Ivan Burns
Lyle Webb
U. S Railroad Administration
New York Evening
Morpheus
E. R. Parker
DM. Parker
Robert V. Paton
BG. Vinson
A. J. Moward
Malo Sirpey
Guittard
Suk
Grocery Department
Simpson
Water & Johnson
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
East Court St