Umatilla County Special News from Ukiah
The East Oregonian reports Ukiah Sunday telephone service changes, keeping a nurse line open with two rings for medical calls. Local residents, including J D and Carl Kirk, Pred Peterson, Ted Johnson, and others, appear in brief notes about travel, farming, and social visits as spring progresses. The piece notes warm, dry weather and piano tuner visits, plus several townsfolk planning trips and medical absences.
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East Oregonian
Wwekiah
Uligh
Pilot Keck
Mandleton
Texan
Din Johnson
Heppner
Range
Reacoes Dickenson
Thireday
Tsiness
Grant County
Lattrance
Con
Irwin
Portland
James Terry
Waldo
Pitot Rock
Joe Zipperer
Herbert
Wwrlla Walla
Cleansing and Hiring Neelth Amid Indoor Fatigue
Fragmentary notice describes clearing routines and hiring Neelth after months of indoor fatigue. It mentions Hollister and Rocky Mountain Ten performing cleansing actions as a comparison. A Delta fancy brick of Ice Cream is noted for taking home and keeping for one hour, packed in cardboard cartons.
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Geet Neelth
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Ten
Stanfield Mayor joins Reconstruction Board and local notes
Stanfield May 26 Mayor Kelle appointed to statewide Reconstruction Committee. Teacher Mise Jowle vacationing with parents Mr. and Mrs. O. Brierley. Grand lodge attendees from Stanfield include G. Dinning and others. Construction on Flairboro street bungalow by H. E. Allen. more hodges planned. Portland visitors Meary and Johnson clearing land. telegram to John Wallace about Glen in New York. Mayor Kole in Pon Meton. W L Connor to Alton Lioners after father’s death. Warnee work rush continues. frontage extended by forty feet to total 100. Dr Henry W. Coo of Portland noted.
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Stanfield
Kelle
Mise Jowle
Milton High School
Mie O
Brierley
Grand Lodge of the Lo
Rebecca
Salem
G. Dninning
Ivan Dinning
Lockridge
Mise
Julie Heergman
W. T. Burnna. Co
W. Haren
Flairboro Street
Furnish Ave
H. E. Allen
C. Meary
Fred Johnson
Portland
John Wallace
Glen
New York
Jonnie
Butter Creek
Mea Win
Hessinan
James M. Kole
Pon- Meton
WL Connor
Alton Lioners
le Creaning
Henry W. Coo
Local notes from Tiowy City and McMinville reports
Several days of activity as residents return to property interests in Tiowy City. Miss Marilla Dunning, daughter of G. Le. Dunning, elected head of the McMinville school and will graduate in June from the O. A. C Dive economics program. Mrs. Nettle L. Dias and sister from Saint Paul Minnesota visit Pendleton area to oversee new alfalfa ranches. Dugas expresses positive impressions of the region as a first West visit with plans to settle. Herbert Galloway of Portland, Mrs. Galloway visiting Helsing family, and Rt. A. Holte and daughter Joyce noted in local socials.
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Tiowy City
Meadamen Contane
Weaselen
Reewimer Cotant
Marilla Dunning
G. le. Dunning
McMinville Blah School
Miss Dunning
Hone Ecconomics
O. A. C Dive
Herbert Galloway
Portland
Mis. Cotant
George Hiesling
Rt. A. Holte
Joyce
Pendleton Frithy
Nettle L. Dias
Set Francis
BL Paul
Minnesota
BE. G. Smith
Oire
Dugas
Mra
Heorge Helsing
New Cottages for Umatilla Says Report
East Oregonian reports on Umatilla with scattered notes about housing plans. Reverend Gallaher of Hormington announces a special Thursday evening presentation at the annual Place. Cobb and others are linked to rental expectations and new homes along the Columbia Highway.
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Havenet
Mire
Dunjean
Collge
Stenographer Job is Typing Own Proposal
United Prone San Francisco May 26 Julius M Metener chief enemier of the United States whipping board steamer Haha drops into the Continental hotel and asks Mine Annie Tivers to typewrite a romantic note to a girl friend. Rivers questions the text and leaves her job. Metener and Rivers head to city hall where Matener resumes work.
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Bty
United Prone
San Francisco
Julius M. Metener
Enemier
United States Whipping Board
Haha
Continental
Annie Tivers
Mins Rivers
Mer
Mins Hivers
Matener
Mrn Matener
Would Leave Wyoming And Marry Oregon Spouse
In Portland on May 24 a Cheyenne woman Mrs Alice Hare says she would leave Wyoming for Oregon to escape its high cold climate and try milder conditions. She plans to marry any suitable Oregon spouse to facilitate the move.
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Wyoming
Oregon
Pontland
Mies
Alice
Ph Hare
Cheyenne
Wyoming woman seeks husband for support in Tortland
Miss O Hara writes to County Assessor Heed asking for a man to marry for financial stability. She avoids details about the man and states she would like a spouse who can shelter her mother and her crippled father.
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Tortland
County Assoveer
Miss O'Hara
Wyoming
Tann
Inalee
No Lay Assistance Sympathising Neighbor
Dhl ye tell the doctor yer D'y Jametaic ate op all yer dried apples. Mother: Incude. TL did mott it's two dollar Em paring hin fer hin vieit, let him make hie own dibouver low.
Mysterious Rye Store Break-In Stirs Town
A Crow. The Rye store was entered by an unknown person Saturday night. Strongest evidence points to a well dressed stranger, as nothing was taken except a pile of seawed items. Deputy Constable searches for the stranger amid rumors of altered appetite and nerves.
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