Pendleton Permit for Repairs Authorized After Fire Damage
A permit was issued that night on the fire committee’s recommendation to Tull & Lavington to repair up to root lodge houses damaged by fire. Repair cost is $16. Department of Agriculture appeals to aid harvests through the Pendleton Commercial Association. Secretary Cranston plans a La Grande trip for a conference on the Oregon Association of Commercial Secretaries convention next week. Fourteen Indian land tracts were bid, with highest rent $22.10 per acre. re-bidding will occur in August. Donald Woodworth heads to Eugene for Junior Weekend at the University of Oregon with brother Lawrence. J. M. Metl from Washington Bureau of Markets meets with Fred Bennion on cooperative organization. Carl Franseen buys Albert Lindgren’s interest in Lindgren & Franseen. firm started three years ago with Portland origins. James Cramer of Nye hospitalised at St Anthony’s. son born to Harvey Myers in Pendleton. Traffic arrest: I. Lyman fined $2 for cutting corners. Joe Misard fined $6 for speeding. W D Wood of Hillsboro campaigns for secretary of state. will travel by train due to gasoline fears.
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Tull & Lavingeton
Bry
Millinery School Tour Leads to County Shakeup
Millinery expert A C who has run schools across Pendleton Pilot Rock Umatilla Hermiston and Milton left Inet for O A C. Miss Elim May Harmon arranged her move. Miss Hartley representing the bureau of nursing to visit Pendleton and confer with Miss Smiley as she tours the state to introduce public nursing work. She recently returned from Harney County where she installed a nurse.
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Lydia Doolittle
A. C
Inet
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Umatilla
Hermiston
Milton
Elim May Harmon
Mixa Hartley
Helen 8 Hartley
R. N
Bureau of Narning
Florence B. Smiley
Ned
Hartley
Harney County
Navy recruiting official reports strong prospects from tours
MR Carr recruiting officer for the United States Navy returned from a voyage through Baker Ontario Yale Huntington Crane Payette and Wieser. He says prospects are good and notes chief electrician D E Harris has been sent to Enterprise and Joseph to aid recruiting.
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Carr
United States Navy
Baker
Ontario
Yale
Huntington
Crane
Payette
Wieser
D. KE. Harris
Enterprise
Joseph
Lytle Visits Urge Sheep Health Measures
Dr. Lytle state veterinarian from Salem conferred with Umatilla Forest Office in Pendleton regarding sheep health rules. A new order requires sheep to be declared free from scabies before entering the forest and inspection must occur within 30 days by officials or veterinarians approved by Lytle.
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Dr. Lytle
de W. H. Lytle
Salem
Umatilla
Forest Office
Bureau of Animal Industry
Eyggadomre Speaks on PTA Education Tax Statewide
Eyggadomre spoke at the county steary in favor of the higher educational tax and the elementary school tax. She also gave a four minute talk supporting the high school play The Elopement of Millen. Hayhurst is a forceful speaker on the two measures before voters May 1. Before the talk she was entertained at dinner by 18 local women interested in education. Mrs Harburet left for Portland last night.
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Eyggadomre
Elizabeth Hayhurst
Parent Teacher Associationa
Steary
Millen
Aira Hayhurst
Fiotel Pendleton
McCarroll Collides Two Cars on Court Street
Two vehicles owned by E J Murphy and J P Murphy were rear ended by Ray D McCarroll near Court Street toward Main Street. The Murphy car endured the impact, crowd of about 50 gathered, and McCarroll narrowly avoided Al Slusher nearby. Police court in April saw 55 docket actions, mainly drunk and disorderly and traffic violations, with fines totaling 651.50 and 18,100 dollars in building permits noted.
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McCarroll
E. J. Murphy
J. P. Murphy
Ray D McCarroll
Main Street
Court Street
al Slusher
Murphy Paint Store
Thomas FitsGerald
Jal
Cape
Merchants urged to display Oregon products week
The Pendleton Commercial Association seeks local merchants to display only Oregon products in windows during Oregon Products Week from June 14 to 19. Some merchants oppose a full week, but the committee, chaired by N. J. Mydenetoin, will not press the issue. Letters from Associated Industries of Oregon urge a full week of displays rather than three days.
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Pendleton [Commercial Association
Oregon
Thor
N. J. Mydenetoin
Associated Industriesot
Orewon
L Coal
May White Sale Waistings and Prices
A list of May White Sale items with varied waistings and quality pricing. Numerous prices range from 36c to 6.25 and include 1.18 and 1.75 quality notes. The fragment suggests promotion pricing across several quality tiers.
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Pendlstron
Department of Agriculture
Pendleton Commercial Association
C. K. Cranston
la Grande
A. W. Nelson
Union County Ad Club
Oregon Association of Commercial Reéretaries
Nelson
Mir Cranston Ekpette
Lena
Joose
Awarthionder
Jease
Donald Woodworth
Eugene
University of Oregon
Lawrence Woodworth
Hola Theta Pi
J. M. Metl
Bureau of Markets
Washington, D. C
Fred Bennion
Moell
O. A.C
Prancen Baye de Farmer
Carl B. Franseen
Albert Lindgren
Lindgren & Franseen
Mr. Franseen
Portland
Lindgren
Jamon Cramer
Nye
St. Anthony's Hospital
Harvey Myera
Reha
Be Anthony's Hospital
Lyman
Lyday Tofay
Joe Misard
W. D. Wood
Hillsboro
Ia Grande and
Baler
Ashland
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Joe Kerley
Roe
OREGO
Nember
Melford
Medford
Tae
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