Pendleton News Notes Ahead of Grant County
Pendleton notes show residents traveling to Grant county towns Havre and Ervin Simmons from Mra Simmons family heading to Bonoh Creek for race events. Several visitors and locals, including Miss Mabel Petergson from Spokane and Mrs. J. H. Thomas returning to Oklahoma Idaho, plus wool buyer Mr. Angelle from Boston, are in town for various visits and business. Fire loss for April reported at 400 dollars. Junior Week-End participants depart for University of Oregon events. no Red Cross meeting today due to member absences.
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Grant County
Mra & Simmons
Bonoh Creak
Havre
Ervin Simmons
Mre Simmons
City Council to inspect Thorn Hollow water project
The full city council and likely the city attorney and recorder will inspect Thorn Hollow tomorrow to review work on expanding the city water supply. Councilmen Murphy and Phelpa will escort officials in their automobile. Forestry organizer L B McDaniels of Portland, in charge of stockmen’s better arranging in U S forests, was here yesterday and left for Spokane and Okinegan country. Captain Roy W. Fitner, Red Cross worker, arrived in France yesterday. his nephew Glenn Storie may have reached France in the same convoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn Hollow
Murphy
Phelpa
L. B. McDaniels
Portland
United States
Foresta
Mr. McDaniels
Spokane
Okinegan
Nanogen Forest
record wool haul marks largest load ever from pine tree quarry
Deb Simpoon conducted a demonstration trip using a Mastery truck from Canyon to Pen-Wletey SMr with three men aboard. The abort trip lasted around minutes and showcased a load valued near $2600. Dan P. Amytho’ ip manager of the Canyon plant described the effort as the largest freight moved to date. Nola Chitdeeth Tins Posithor left Portland for Snatite to join Western Chlon Telegraph. James Childreth, with wireless telegraphy studies in Portland, recently secured a post with Western Union and expects further assignments soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deb Simpoon
Frhinoom Canyon
Gate PovNiGs
Ametely
Cire
Dpinatilin Shetp Company
Coombe Capyen
Dan P. Amytho
Nola Chiltreth
Portland
Snatite
Western Chlon Telegraph Company
Childreth
Yorttland
Cinthing
Wbe Moonthe
Siewae
Youns Weilsan
Sng
Western Union
Mie Childreth
Mul
Stop Itching Eczema Remedy Ad Slogan
An advertisement claims a penetrating antiseptic liquid from The KW Rese Co in Clerclamt Ohio cures skin troubles without grease. It positions the product as the dependable choice when others fail, suitable for hiking contexts and daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KW. Rese Co
Clerclamt
Pendleton Visitors and Winter Travel Notes
Pendleton locals report Judge McBride and Judge Thomas Mide departing for Salem. Residents Keho Mon, Clay Brannetter, and William Olly journeyed from Boho. Mrs Wilwon McNary travels to Portland for the coping week. Farther, Mrs McNary plans to visit there. Jomen B. Titus travels from Baker to MeMinaville. many district residents paint buildings. Sister Mrs Ostenson returns to Camas after a winter visit with Mrs Jock Owen.
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Clay Brannetter
William Olly
Jomen B. Titus
Baker
Ina L. Rice
People's Warehouse
Ito MeMinaville
Rainfall Report From Pasco and Surrounding County
Rainfall in Pasco and adjoining county described as heavier than in the home county. Weather conditions noted as ongoing since the day prior. A letter from Fleming Hich ardeon of the 245th Infantry at Camp Grant is mentioned, with past service in Ponditon and Walla Walla.
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Pasco
Wichardsvon
Fleming Hichardeon
Camp Grant
Ponditon
Walla Walla
Mood Waver Return Home After Visit
Mrs George Carlton and two children returned to Hood River today after visiting here with former mother in law Mrs Bora Barrett. Barrett remains in Ukiah visiting friend Mrs Susan Hench. The Dalles mourns Virginia Lee Goodman infant daughter of Dean and Mrs Goodman. Funeral services were held yesterday with interment at IOOF cemetery The Dalles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carlton
Hood River
Bora Barrett
Barrett
Isiai Ukiah
Susan Hench
Gootman Faby
Dalles
Virginia Lee
Dean T. Goodman
Postmaster Tweedy Seeks New Carrier For Pendleton
Postmaster T. J. Tweedy plans to hire another carrier for Pendleton to ease overwork caused by weed population on routes. He has taken the matter up with Inspector H. F. Peacock for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Tweedy
Pendleton
H. F. Peacock
Dr Lewtas Addresses Students At Local High School
Dr John Lewtas spoke to high school students this morning about his wartime experiences in Europe. He highlighted Herbert Hoover's Belgian Relief work and referenced his upcoming talk at the Methodist church in Washington. Indian and Stephen Raeben and others plan a Monday trip to Washington for interpreters with credentials from the Indian office, visiting Washington and a local area without causing trouble.
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Lewtas
John Lewtas
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Mett
Washington
Stephen Raeben
Nex Peres
Washington, D.C
Raeben Goon
Frei
Weakington
Organizing Meeting for Red Cross War Drive Committee
Executive committees of the county Patriotic Society meet to organize Red Cross war drive activities. Kin Ww, Phelps, Judge A Lowell, Leon Co- Ren, and W. E Thompeort lead the county committee while towns from Tendellin to the county end are included in the planning.
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Noel Gree
Uimafile
Tendiellin
Kin
Phelps
Judge & A. Lowell
Leon Co
MS OR. Heeerban
W. E Thompeort
Red Cross
Farm party ends with cigars and drinks in Finn district
A lively rural scene reports a party near John Planning's barn in the Finn district. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hendricksen and Mr J F Robinson, with plans for a summer cottage on the Umatilla river between Gibbon Station and Bingham Bar. The project is under contractor 1.4 Denham who expects completion in a week or ten days.
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John Planning
Mor
Fred Hendricksen
Hendricksen
Mra
Hen-dricksen
Wadding
Ines
Weston
J. F. Robbinson
Umatilla
Gibbon Station
Bingham Barings
Denham
Tos
Robinson
Flw. Vincent
Mrs Hobinson
Maloney to attend Presbyterian General Assembly in Columbus
J W Maloney leaves in May for Columbus Ohio to represent Pendleton Presbytery at the Presbyterian church General Assembly. He will visit New York and Washington during the trip. May Cut Out German likely at high school next year with German classes ending after two years to meet college requirements.
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Offer
General Assembly
J. W. Maloney
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
Hauling Wheat by Caterpillar Tractor Novel The McComan Route
Ramey hauls five wagon loads of fifty sacks each from the McComan ranch four miles southeast of town to Tendleton Roller mill using a Caterpillar tractor. The method saves about nine horses and several men, and matches the time of horse teams. The piece discusses advances in rural drawing courses at the high school and the plan for freehand and mechanical drawing tied to domestic art and home economics programs, noting student interest. Weather notes report cold conditions with a recorded maximum temperature.
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Frank
Ramey
McComan
Tendleton
Berses
Proper Food or Weak Stomache
An advice note explains that dietary needs vary by age and occupation. It urges slow eating and thorough mastication for those with weak stomachs and emphasizes keeping bowels regular. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and aid bowel movement, noting they are easy to take and pleasant to effect.
Warning: Misread Advice on Health Tablets
Fragment from an old ad urging happiness and health through Chamberlain's Tablets. Claims tablets improve appetite and digestion while relieving constipation, presented in a cheery but flawed, likely advertorial tone.
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Chamberlain
Weather and merger notes amid wartime capital plan
A weather report shows 57 degrees with 16 above minimum, 19 inches of rain in 24 hours, and winds from the west with partly cloudy, crican and dums conditions. An Express Companies merger plan assigns 60 percent of the gris to the national rail road as wartime capitalizes at 35 million dollars. The last preview man has been found, he parked his car and blocked the police station entrance.
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Crican
Dums Express
Mational Riilroad
Ie Gris
Express Companies To Be Merged During War Period
Washington reports the government plans to merge express firms during wartime to streamline transport. Officials say consolidation will improve efficiency and railyard operations amid heightened security and logistics demands. Expected impacts include standardized pricing and centralized management across major companies.
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Will Apend
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Viet Parc Mrv
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Xtra
Rothwoll
Colorado
Mire. 1
BR. Haylor and Son
Robert
Boston
Angel
Angelle
Hallowell, Jones and Donald Company
Pendleton Bia
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J. H. Thomas
Oklahoma
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Evelyn Kinman
Wil Atiend
Ieni
Helen Nolaon
Margaret Phelps
Mine Lillian Boyton
Bingent
University of Oregon
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Outa & Shrogk
Pilot Rock
Aimeatha Red Crom
Santa D. Nash
F. & Ivanhoe
Nash
Alleria
Bri. U. Temple
James Wyrick
Albert
Canada
Wyrick
Hermiston
Ming Low Penney
Miss Rath Hart
Diya
Jorge
Henry Henson
Lawrence ‘T. Harris
Upra
Salem
Aly
Bond Bros
Peridlcton
Lynde Bros
Sas
Wes Webb
Stee
Pendleton Motor Sales Company
Pendinton
McBride
Thomas Mide
Oitine
Supreme Court
William
Bugham Springs
Wilwon McNary
Thin City
Hoor
MecNary
Tiothe
Missouri
EB. J- Culp
Warrenatorg, Mo
E A. Christos Phet
Cis
Pian
Fisn
J. Johnson
Imac Christoper
Camas
Sirs
George Ostenson
Wash
Jock Owen
Wid Horm Road
Frida
Jack Frost
Women’s Wear Department
Jersey
Copenhagen
Hod Iver High Bax
Welle Farge
Buckhecht Army Shoe
U.S. Army
Turing
Buckingham & Hecht
Fittein
Tattle Line
Lewths
Cairns
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