Pendleton News Notes Span Corvallis Visit and Local Affairs
Corvallis reporter A J OMehis returns from a state tour while Northwest residents seek medical care and travel to Portland. Miller Hall brings wheat to Pendleton and local officials from O W R N and county guard units assemble for Memorial Day events. Training camps, church services, and troop movements populate the week as residents stake claims on government surveys, highway bills, and school district bond issues while attending fires, circuses, and local church activities.
Hermiston Land Office announces land withdrawal action
Hermiston notices inform that the north half of the southwest quarter section four, township two north, range twenty eight, will be withdrawn from entry and opened for hortesten entry on June 24. The land is part of the Umpulla project. Overseas arrivals include Mr and Mrs T Avison learning their eldest son Thivit Avison has reached safety abroad. Assistant Paymaster J BR Avison, known in Pendleton, travels with his wife from San Francisco to their destination after a business visit.
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Hermiston Land Oyen
le Grande
Umpulla
T. Avison
Thivit Avicom
Fle Ta Meaber
Mlatian Corpa
LL RA
New Jeary
J BR
Avieon
Pendleton
Hle
San Francisco
No Carrier Service Announced For Tomorrow
Fragmented notes report no delivery by mall carriers tomorrow with a brief window for general delivery from 6 to 6. Patron calls possible. Several names and odd figures appear, including a navy apprentice and a fundraiser total, but details are unclear and garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Parrmineter Tweedy
Memorias
Mowever
Teloek
Red Cross Book Closures and Audit Urge County Committees
Secretary Chesmon orders immediate closing and shipment of Red Cross drive receipt books and stubs with full accounting. Several county committees have not yet reported. they are urged to prepare and send reports promptly.
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Chesmon
Red Cross
Young Farm Girl Finds Relief with Pinkham Remedy
A testimonial from Kate LAwaEnce of Spring Valley praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing periodic pains and restoring health after six hot tea and jam doses. The ad urges school girls and workers to try the root and herb remedy, inviting correspondence with the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5 Valley
Kate Lawaence
Spring Valley
Til
Miss Lawrence
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydi E. Pinkham
Carnival closes during Memorial exercises in Weston
A Montana carnival and merry-go-round setup will be closed tomorrow for Memorial rites. Water Assistant Al Hiatt named. McIntosh Amusement Co. and others present in Weston. Three itinerant lodgers were jailed after being found suspicious, choosing to face the police judge rather than appear before him.
Twenty Per Cent Due on Liberty Bonds Installment Plan
Twenty percent of the Liberty bond amount purchased on the installment plan, above $190, was due yesterday at the tanks. The next 25 percent payment is due on the 18th. Smaller denominations are suitable for payment each month at 10 percent. Volunteers Wanted for patriotic service to support the emergency war fund. Pendleton Patriotic Service Taxute headquarters seek petition circulators. Secretary M. T. Chesunin warns volunteers may be assigned if insufficient numbers show up.
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Pendleton Bil
Taaxute
M. Ti. Chesunin
Hasel Strain Honored As Waldo Club Treasurer
Miss Hazel Strain daughter of Mr and Mrs P Strain has been honored by appointment as treasurer of the Waldo club at the Oregon Agricultural College for the coming year Two Stanfield girls were fortunate in the elections held at Corvallis Miss Marilla Donning was named president of the Cawthorn club and Miss Eva Dunning treasurer of its name organization
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Hasel Strain
Hazel Strain
P. Strain
Waldo Club
Oregon Agricultural College
Stanfield
Corvalle
Marilla Donning
Cawthorn Club
Jand Mier Eva, Dunning
Directors' Meeting Noted Knitwear and Absences
Merwe DY Ce Baudersen, director of the Freewater Red Cross auxiliary, arrived with 12 knitted sweaters for the monthly directors' meeting. Sanderton reported 22 new sweaters were logged, while J. Kick of Umapine and HL Van Sishe of the Home Service unit were en route on an early morning train to join the gathering.
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Merwe DY Ce Baudersen
Freewater Red Crom Axillary
Sanderton
J. Kick
Umapine
Ind
van Sishe
Home Service Department
Preewater
Nao
Aft- Arnott
Comfort Kits Sent To Camp Lewis From Pendleton
A Pendleton musician Leonard F. Swanson at Camp Lewis forwards thanks from Red Cross comfort kit receivers. He notes several fellows in the 24th Company, 140th Depot Brigade, Battalion 1, expressed appreciation through the local Hed Crom chapter for the kits and crafts, saying they were fine pieces and valued by the soldiers.
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Leonard F. Swanson
Penditton
Camp Lewis
Hed Crom
Pendleton
F. C
Bors
Wheat Handling Expands In Mull Farms Bulk Storage
Farmers in Mull increasingly store bulk wheat in metal bins boosting capacity. Notable producers Hoery Rorenberg El mer McGormick J.OF Hales Fanachier Hreihers A. As McIntyre John Welters Carl Kupers See Goggd Crap Prospects FP. B Judd and wife N. Berkeley party returned from Hey Creek Jefferson county. irrigation project work advances promising new district. Wheat shows good yield though rain needed soon to avert losses.
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Hoeyry Rorenberg
Elmer McGormick
J. OF
Hales
Fanachier
Judd
Mere
N. Herkeley
Hey Creek
Jefferson County
Berkeley
Mildred
C. C. Berkeley
Hay Creek
Pertleton and Dyer Honored After Portland Trip
Pertleton to Praised. Dyer of the East End Grocery and Eugene Mullier of Altexuniler’s Grocery return from Portland after attending the Knights of Columbus event. Dyer is honored by election into a council. The group enjoyed a pleasant trip, visiting several local firms before adjourning to meet with local officials.
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Pertleton
Dyer
East End
Eugene Mullier
Altexuniler
Poytland
Cornel
Krlchts of Coeumbus
Gentheyen
Oewtlitell
Local business visitors tour Milton and Walla Walla stores
Merchants Howard and Maynard, managers of J. Penny stores, Milton and Walla Walla, visit the local Glendale Bulqemt today to review fee administration and royal requirements amid ongoing trade discussions.
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Wits
Mammrers
Dore
Meer Howard Asd
Maynard
J. & Penny
Milton
Walla Walsh
Hearing Today In Dickson Case In Judge Parkes Court
The hearing in the Dickson case was postponed to this afternoon at 2 in Judge H Parkes court. Miss Mert returned to work at the O W R & S depot after a short visit in La Grande.
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Rufus G. Dickson
Mons
H. Parkes
Mie
Foth Mert
O-W. R&s
Folhoming & Shor Viet
la Grande
Former Residents Travel to Sprague Ward
A fragmentary note records former resident Mere A Newilla and Beulah Pendletem traveling with a Grande escort toward Sprague Ward to visit Mite Newlin and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Puree Wieek, indicating family ties across towns.
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Mere
Mra
A. Newilla
Pendletem
Beulah
Grande
Sprague Ward
Notice of Appeal Filed by City of Athena in Damage Suit
The City of Athena appeals a damage verdict in the case of Robert Cartano. The jury awarded damages of 1000 with costs totaling 375. The appeal targets the higher court for review. Individuals mentioned include osteopathic physicians, office staff, a railroad special agent, Capothers, a crafts worker, and Crawford, a farm employee. The text is fragmented and references a legal action and appellate move.
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City of
Athena
oRert Cartano
Costa
Arrest of suspect at fairgrounds under police arrest
Chief of Police Robert arrested a man identified as Mere J A or A at the circus grounds yesterday acting on advice from Walla Walla. The man was wanted as an accomplice of Byrerett Carothers and was found with approximately rain worth of brew and copper automobile fixtures. He remains in jail pending arrival of further officials.
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Mere
J. A
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