Last Will of Pendleton High School Class of 1911
The class of 1911 declares a ceremonial will leaving humorous and symbolic inheritances to the class of 1912. It assigns jests and traits to numerous classmates and even to faculty, aiming to guide the next year's studies, social life, and conduct with playful, affectionate satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Louis Anderson
Ross Carroll
Claud Hampton
Ricard Devine
Carl Eayon
Arthur Jordan
Mollie McIdml
Hazel Young
Myrell Parlette
Delta Moree
Upommham
Emma Richardson
Chusta
Clayton Strain
Hinte Badiey
Agnes Anderson
Blanche
Chester Fee
Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps or Real Perils Abide
Fear of ghosts is folly says this ad and urges attention to real swamp dangers. Malaria germs in swamps and lowlands cause ague fever chills and typhoid. Electric Bitters is claimed to destroy germs in the blood, with testimonial from Wm Fretwell of Lucama, North Carolina. Sold at Koeppens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Fretwell
Lucama, N. C
Koeppens
Cemetery Ball Field Disturbs Brockton Burial Ground
In a Brockton Massachusetts cemetery on Mulberry street boys used the graveyard for a beneball match smashing about 60 headstones and weeding a makeshift diamond. Attorney Le Packard alerted Mayor Bdoward, police notified, guard to be kept on the cemetery wall. The cemetery, less than twenty years old, holds many local notable remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mars
Mulberry Street
le Packard
Harry C. Bdoward
Echo Notes From Oregon Heads to Pendleton Visits
Special Correspondence from Echo Oregon notes Mr and Mrs FE OM Scrivner returning from Walla Walla with hope to save an eye Ball game attendance in Pendleton saw C A Gilbert present Marshal Whitworth active D Holmes deputy in absence and references to locals Cochran Hoover Barker Moore Worley Stanfield Fuller and others on weekend trips and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Ore
FE OM. Scrivner
Walla Walla
Scrivner
C. A. Gilbert
Pendleton
Marshal Whitworth
D. Holmes
Mises Pal Cochran
Tone
Iaa Watenburger
Miss Cochran
Nona
Zenit Hoover
R. N. Stanfield
Staifield
Beulah Barker
Heppner
al Moore
Ruth
Ella Moore
Solo
FE. E. Lewis
Mable Fuller
Minnesota
W. H. Worley
R. B. Stanfield
Miss Maxine
Garrison Wins Interstate Oratorical Title at Binnehard Hall
J Garrison of Pomona College California takes first prize while Guy A Woods of Willamette University Oregon earns second in the Interstate oratorical contest of the Intercollegiate prohibition association at Binnehard hall Los Angeles. Idaho’s Joseph M Adama and Washington’s Daniel Dupurtius impressed and drew warm applause as Dr KE Chapman announced the judges decisions. Garrison will represent the Pacific coast at the next national contest in the east. California has won five of the eight Interstate prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Aneles
KE 8 Chapman
Garrison
Pacific Coast
California
Missouri Governor Bars Unchartered Boxing Contests
Jefferson City reports Gov. Lloyd C. Madley intends to stop all boxing matches in Missouri not held by chartered clubs. He said he would mobilize the state militia if needed to halt such events, while expressing no objection to contests run by private clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Here
Madley
New York Child Faces Personal Crisis Mania Rumors
A four year old boy in New York is described as experiencing a personal crisis mania linked to a belief that the good die young. Authorities note no confirmed medical diagnosis and urge family support and professional evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Umatilla Notes Describe Local Events and Appointments
In Umatilla Oregon on May 29, Open River Transportation Co. delivered freight for locals and merchants. D. R. R. Brownell was appointed postmaster succeeding A. B. Stephen Jr. Rev. L. R. Russell leads summer Umatilla church work. Beatrice Brownell returns from Pendleton graduating class of 1911. Citizens welcome Brownell’s impact on the county. The group backs a postal savings bank petition. Strawberries reach markets in Pendleton, The Dalles, Portland and Arlington. Various local church services, Masons’ lodge decorations, and a planned June bull event noted. Residents renewed health, travel, and administrative movements among Stanfield, Starbuck, and Pendleton, with several meetings and visits described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Ore
Open River Transportation Co
Kuntele
Pendleton
Vernon
L. R. Russel
Beatrice Brownell
Pendleton High School
D. R R. Brownell
A. B. Stephin, Jr
Brownell
West End
California
Citiyens
Umatilla County
Have & Postal Savings Bank
Dalles
Portland
Arlington
B. Monkman
Stanfield
C. Butter
St. Patrick's Church
L. Brophy
Frank Rohan
Wallace
Idaho
S. A. Saylor
Columbia
W. F. Turnrow
BK. O. Coleman
Turnbow
Coleman Ranch
H. M. Gunn
Hermiston
T. A. Thermiey
Burrham
Capt Stanfield
KK T. Lingo
Starbuck
St. Anthony
Father Flemming
T. W. Duncan
Harry Paterson
H. Tomilson
Mra
D. C. Brownell
Misa Eva Brownell
H.C. Means
Hazel Meana
Edna Stiffer
Spokane
Jewel Franklin
Co.w. BR. & N. and
Sells-Floto Circus Slashes Prices to Half
The Sells-Floto Circus slashed admission to 25 cents, proving popular pricing can boost attendance. Promoter Arthur Joumett and management touted the move as financially sound, transforming the show’s appeal and demonstrating the viability of low-cost circus entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sella-Floto Clicut
Wuskers
Thid Magnificant Enterprises
Admialon
Arthur Joumett
Mount Head Alwiya Ween
Plato
Oun
Motherhood Ills and Remedies Urged for Stronger Mothers
The article discusses the hardships of childbirth and the nervous strain on mothers. It argues that prepared, healthy mothers are achievable with proper care and medical treatment. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as a remedy, with an invitation to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for confidential advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Owen
Alice Forshaw
Elmer Dahlerin
Sylvia Harvey
Alfred Straughn
Alfred
WI Breithaup
Professor Hampton
Miss Elder
Ruth
Miss Ruth Wise
Miss Meinboth
Louise Wise
Mrs. Hampton
Breithaupt
Jared
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Sells-Floto Circus Sets 25 Cent Price Everywhere
The Sells-Floto circus declares a fixed twenty five cent admission everywhere on its tour with regular ticket offices opening at nine on performance days. The company defends past losses, touts independent status, and invites patrons to judge value, promising 10 o clock daily parades in Peceton on Friday June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selis-Floto
Sella-Floto
Bfe
Selfe-Plato
Sells Loto
Penceton
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Decora Vale
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Cloithcraft
Manhattan
James Hartwell
Francis
Sling
Cressle Baker
John Nolte
Clifford Jordan
Mr. Nolte
Lenora Horn
Bee Brownell
Harvey McPherson
Helen Johna
John Hinderman
Chester Gordon
Dale Cheasman
Lee Haw
Lynwood Livermore
Etta Baker
Muriel Saling
Clem McCoy
Harry Siebert
Grace Finnell
Clair Raley
Wayne Chapman
Charles Milne
Dickson
Ikill
Tasos
HON Depore
Floto Circus
Leading Druggista
Oregon
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