Pendleton News Notes and Local Travels
Pendleton brief notes report Mr and Mrs Prank Dorsey and son visiting Hermiston. Clyde Balts funeral. Mrs J S Carter of the Hotel Pendleton attends. Mrs Deas Spencer travels by wheel chair with sciatic rheumatism to La Grande to Hermiston. Mrs Old McDowell travels with her. Also mentions new county telephone directory, a green cover edition, and local movements including visits to Walla Walla Yakima Spokane and Weston. Several local figures including G X Dunning and J J Spencer are noted, with divorces granted in two cases.
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Deas Spencer
la Grande
Hermiston
Spencer
O.ld McDowell
Start Shearing at Combs Canyon
The Umatilla Bleey company, with Dan P. Smythe as part owner and manager, began shearing this morning at the Potwin camp in Combs Canyon eight miles west of here. A portion of the crew had been at Arlington, finishing yesterday at the Smythe Brothers plant and arriving later.
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Combs Canyon
Umatilla Bheey Company
Dan PF
Smythe
City
Potwin
Here
Arlington
Smythe Brothers
Attachment Suit Filed by Athena Man for Notes
B. B. Richards of Athena filed suit against W. D. Bonifer of Gibbon seeking judgment on two notes totaling 512 dollars plus interest. Defendant's property has been attached. W. M. Peterson is attorney for the plaintiff.
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B. B. Richards
Athena
W. D. Bonifer
Gibbon
W. M. Peterson
Fire Loss Adjuster Revises Claim at Myrick Station
Fire loss at Myrick station due to a burned combine and machine shed yesterday. Kertchen, adjuster for Pacific Staten Fire Insurance Co., attended and allowed full insurance of 2700 dollars for Martin Kupers.
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Kertchen
Pacific Staten Fire Insurance Co
Martin Kupers
Myrick Station
Blewett Harvester Co Seeks to Fend Off Bankruptcy
In Portland a petition to force involuntary bankruptcy against Blewett Harvester Co is being contested. The firm had earlier made a compromise with creditors, but most creditors reportedly expressed dissatisfaction with the arrangement.
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Pight
Blewett Harvester Co
Portland
Sveral
Washington Men in City Declamation Judges
Rev. B. A. Warren rector of St Pauls Episcopal church at Walla Walla and Prof W. C. Bilis of Whitman College acted as judges for declamation and oratorical contests at the high school last night. Also in town were Rev. A. & Chapman, Mrs A. C. Shotwell and Mrs E. P. Higley en route from Hermiston to Freewater for the annual meeting of the Umatilla Hap tit Association.
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Washington
B. A. Warren
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Walla Wal
W. C. Bilis
Whitman College
Questa
Mer Meotinay
A. & Chapman
A. C. Shotwell
E. P. Higley
Hermiston
Freewater
See Now Wheat Acreagr es Mayberry Milton realient
Mayberry a Milton realient and school teacher is mentioned in a fragmented item about local land or wheat matters. The readable text hints at a person of local standing but provides no clear events or dates to confirm a concrete outcome.
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Mayberry
Milton Realient
Donation Acknowledged By Umatilla Red Cross Chapter
A note from Umatilla county Red Cross chapter reports a donation of 25-15 from the He lix auxiliary acknowledged this morning. The item mentions ties to Malheur and Harney counties with homesteads and teaching plans for next winter tied to the Arrow Rock project and new land seeded to wheat.
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Bowmont
Idaho
Arrowrock
Malheur
Harney Countis
Malheur County
Mayberry
Helix
Umatilla County
Red Crom
Trout Catch at Mission Sighted Anglers Win
W N Matlock topped the day by pulling 28 trout from the river near Mission yesterday afternoon. A second buyer tally recorded one fish by Fred Book Bol Baum and Snother angler at Ofvlion Thorday.
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Mission
W. N. Matlock
Fred Book
Bol Baum
Local Man to Lead Lesion in Sunday Meet
Will Penland of the city will lead the Sunday editor cum mon at the county Baptist meeting of New Home tomorrow afternoon. Rev R R Clevinger and Mrs Clevinger will attend the annual meeting of the county Baptist institution in Sweet Home. Heppner men Gien Jones and Jim Wilson visiting Pendleton. Jones is on leave from Mare Island Navy training station.
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Hermiston Manch
Rh. G. Hanna
Baker
Hermiston
Mr. Boué
Mr. Banks Ie
Weston
Lesion
Will Penland
Cummon
County Baptist
New Home
Penland
George) Mason
Clevinger
Pendleton Raplet Church
Sweet Home
County Baptist Insochtion
Heppner
Gien Jones
Jim Wilson
Pendleton
Jones
Navy
Mare Island
Peruna Tea Praised For Stomach Cramps And Digestion
A Missouri reader Mrs Mary Fennell reports relief from stomach cramps using Peruna tea. A Chicago resident Mrs EF Tschomer endorses Peruna as a top laxative for liver and bowels and for indigestion and heartburn. Some prefer Peruna tablets over liquid medicine.
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Mary Fennell
Pomona
Missouri
Wiese Teaie & Soe Neds
Porona
EF. Tschomer
East 42Nd St
Chicago
Ill
Four-minute speaker at Alta theater tonight
Mary Harvey and Mrs Gideon Brown with others attend Alta theater tonight where Lowell Is Speaker Judge Stephen A. Lowell is involved. Miss Claudine McMonies visits Portland while Mrs Lyle Bryan arrives from Gibbon to stay with friends. Daly Roberts from Land Office in La Grande assists the Dokle brothers’ celebration and old friends visit.
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Lowell
Stephen A. Lowell
Alta Theater
Portland
Claudine McMonies
Mra
Ralph Temple
Land Offce
Register of the Land Office
la Grande
Dokle
Willard Bond Suit Partner in Bond Greth Store Notice
Willard Bond, one of seven men to be honored in a service soon at the Bond Greth ore store, will become a partner in the bu siness when he returns and resume active interests. Nurse Florence Mortengen heads home to Portland after a three week Pendleton stay, having nursed Claude Crow’s wife’s child, afflicted with infantile paralysis.
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Willard Bond
Bond Grethore
Bu Iiews
Mie
Florence Mortengen
Portland
Pendleton
Mite Mortenson
Cliude Crow
Wittie
Lhe
No More Joyrides for Ben
City Recorder Pita Gerald approves a plan to curb 14 year old Ben Smith's driving. Judge Fits Gerald places him in juvenile court and recommends parole under his father E. 14 Smith, with car ownership revoked for six months to prevent further reckless driving.
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Ben
Pita Gerald
Ben Smith
Smith
Fits Gerald
County Red Cross potato drive proposal gains support
Mr Banhulomew faces a surplus potato crop and the Pendleton chapter plans to furnish sacks and deliver the harvest for disposal to benefit the Red Cross. Secretary Roosevelt notes conservation of feed is a priority and funds raised will go to the chapter. If disposals lag, some spuds may aid soldiers' families with Mrs E A Schiffer coordinating the potato committee chair.
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Red Cros
Banhulomew
Pendleton
Roosevelt
E. A. Schifffer
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Mia. Daly Roberts
T. F O'Brien
Springfield
Mase
Nash Trucks
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