Bert Kirby Rejoices At Arrival Of Heir In Adams
Adams May 26 Bert Kirby smiles at the birth of an 18 pound baby boy on Monday May 24 at 3 o clock Mother and baby are doing nicely The report lists numerous local visitors and travelers to Athena Walla Walla Pendleton and Milton with many motor trips and family guests across Adams and surrounding areas.
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Priday
Adame
Laraba
Spencer
Dave Gron
Tom Coffy
Pomeroy
Coffy
Volney Simpson
Milton
Adama
Mra
M/A. Baker
M. A. Baker
Linde« Collum
Henry Bane
Glen
David
Walla Walla
J. J. Lioualten
Gibbon Visitors At Springs On Sunday
East Oregonian report of social visits in Gibbon with Pendleton guests and locals, including Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and others. Notes on travel to Weston and Duncan events, and local Sunday gatherings amid cold conditions. Dyspeptic details about a ill child, with multiple family and neighbor names and weekend visits across nearby towns.
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Oubbon
John Thompson
George Brace
Dof Thompson
Pendleton
Mathew Duffey
Athena
Guy Boyden
D. D. Phelps
Joe Ell
Phelps Summer Home
Henry Thompson
Weston
Seth Hyatt
Weston Mountain
Noy
Cecil Hyatt
Sh Becker
Idaho
Millard Thompson
Henry Ricks
Dave Roberta
Mission
Lyle Bryant
Duncip
Mia
Roy Swart
W. W. Hoch
Realty Transfers Deeds List Shared for Pendleton Area
Andres Feigner sells to Ferdinand A for 2500 and to Christian Feigner for 2500. Joseph Hodgson transfers to T E Montgomery for 1.00 with multiple fractional parcels. John Selbert to H McIntosh for 2000 covering several lots. Sarah Moorhouse sells part of Lot BE in Pendleton. John F Herr to Mabel Coppock for 200, related to Block Athena. Michael T Lynch to W P Reser Co.
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Deeds Andres Feigner
Ferdinand A
Andres Feigner
Christian Feigner
Joseph Hodgson
T. E. Montgomery
N. R
John Selbert
H. McIntosh
Pendleton
Sarah E. Moorhouse
Sarah F. Hale
John F. Herr
Mabel Coppock
Athena
Michael T. Lynch
W. P. Reser Co
Now Offices Are Painted and New Building Moves
The Northern Grain and Warehouse offices on Court street and the Stean Hornet Shop at Court street have fresh exterior paint and interior wallpaper. A new skylight was added at Hamsey & Co Saddlery as part of recent renovations. International Harvester offices relocate to a hollow tile building on Court street owned by J Clemens, improving the corner. Henry Schulz finishes a new Willow street garage now occupied by John Lever. Christian church renovations include auditorium refinishing, basement remodeling, exterior repainting, and stained glass window repairs.
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Court Street
Stean Hornet
Alsc
Court Atrert
Hamsey & Co. Saddlery
International Harvester Company
J. ©. Clemens
Henry Schulz
Willow Street
John Lever
Christian Church
Mortgage transfers and land descriptions with scattered names
The record lists several property transfers and parcel descriptions including Hidney V Anderson to Ernest F Pierson for 1500, Maurice D Scroges to Co J Prynn for 1 00, A te Larsen to F B Swayee for 14, Malinda Reed to Wm J Best for 1000, plus Hermiston and Milton blocks. A doctor on rounds reports finding a man with scarlet fever aboard a ship, instructing to isolate the patient.
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Hidney V. Anderson
Ernest F. Pisraon
Ee F. Pierson
Frank Silvey
Maurice D. Scroges
Co. J. Prynn
N. Mt
A. Te Larsen
F. B. Swayee
Hock
Hermiston
Malinda Reed
Wm. J. Best
Milton
Oh you Indeed hospital corps man said about him
A fragment quotes a hospital corps man saying he keeps someone away from others except for meals, reflecting a tight, restrictive stance within the Arkilight setting. The line hints at confinement or separation and raises curiosity about who is being guarded and why.
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Chow
Red Battle Lines Sway to and Fro
United Press reports Bolsheviki launch waves on the northern front near Warsaw in a bid to break Polish lines and reconnect with East Prussia. Fierce fighting ranges along about 90 miles as villages change hands daily amid strain and shifting fortunes.
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Warsaw
East Prussia
Get Instant Relic With a 10 Cent Dr James Headache Powder
An old time advertising pitch claims Dr James Headache Powders relieve nerve pain within moments. The copy touts a 16 cent package at any drug store and urges readers to act now to end misery, promising quick relief for headaches neuralgic distress.
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Dr. James
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Main Street
Universal Stores & Fiumaces “Serivce
Phoenix
Murphy Bros
C. M. Griswold
Cottonwood St
L. J. McAtee
the Practical Paint Man
Tiowse Ia
The
J. Murphy
Perkins Avenue
United Pres
Billy
Mrs. Billy
Pally
Polly
Laondon Telegraph
Dunham, Brownlow & Payne
Court St
Oregon
J. L. Vaughan
Home Builder
Mr. Contractor
B. L. Burroughs, Inc
W. Webb St
Oregonian
Bentley-Graham Insurance Agency
East Oregonian Printing Department
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