Pendleton Tales Highlight Local Events and Moves
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports William Welch visiting Pendleton as Grant County sheriff candidate from Canyon City Holdman. A marriage license issues Bert Harris and Lula French of Holdman. A case against Jim Was is dismissed and Jane Indian Alex Davis presented to Judge Fitzgerald. Deputy Aver Hl spots a deer in a park at West Court and Hazel. Dr. Fred H Koepke visits Pendleton from California. O-W-R-N payday brings many crews to town. Hermiston strawberries arrive first in market signaling regional harvest. Cab team runaway injures driver J M Jarvis. Divorce suit filed by Joseph P Walker against Eva A Walker, married The Dalles April 24 1881, five daughters over 21.
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Jane Indian
Alex Davis
Pwtee
Fitzgerald
Jim
P. Walker
Joseph P. Walker
Eva A. Walker
Dalles
J. P. Winter
Cadet Cries Fore at West Point Escalates Secrecy
Newburgh N Y An incident at West Point cracks the cadet corps discipline as General Barry hunts the culprit who shouted Fore near the superintendent. Cadet Crawford refuses to name the responder, risking punishment while the hall sits in suspense.
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Newburgh
N. Y
West Point Military Academy
General Barry
Barry
Barty
Crawford
Corps of Cadets
Teachers for 1912-15 Named
Lincoln School officials announce the 1912 to 1915 staff with Mary Zurcher as principal for 7th and 6th grades Catherine Sharp for 4th and 5th grades Augusta Moule for 3rd grade Paralee Halley for 2nd Angela Schroeder for 1st grade Laura Schroeder directing music and art duties.
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Mary Zurcher
Catherine Sharp
Augusta Moule
Paralee Halley
Angela Schroeder
Laura Schroeder
Mooning Costs More as Liverymen Hike Buggy Rides
In Muncie Indiana residents protest a price rise for buggy rides. Lovers’ drives to De Soto eight miles away now cost $3 for horse and carriage, up from $2, with Walls and locals denouncing the increase as a consequence of the high cost of living.
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Muncie
Ind
de Soto
Boy 11 Champion Speller Wins Oklahoma Prize
Lee McMahon age 11 of Medford Ok wins the state wide eighth grade spelling contest in Oklahoma City after eight and a half hours of spelling. Ruth Wilke 15 of Moreland Oklahoma takes second. Forty two contestants from as many counties participated. Prizes were gold and silver medals.
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Oklahoma City
Lee McMahon
Medford
Oklahoma
Ruth Wilke
Moreland
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