Memorial Day News Notes From Pendleton Community
Memorial Day visitors arrive from Péviland and Portland to spend the holiday with friends, while local residents travel to La Grande and Spokane for summer plans and Decoration Day observances. Reports cover local residents visiting relatives, draft and court testimony, and community updates including garage permits, fishing successes, and quota progress in Hermiston.
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Merc
D. Rol
Péviland
Aa Mira
Patuileton
Funeral rites in Athena for Senator Barrett
A large group from Pendleton Lodge No 248 and others attended the funeral of Senator A. Barrett in Athena today. The scene included Mrs D W Bowman and Barnett family members departing Olanta Pennsylvania, with Emotions tied to the journey and service.
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Pennsylvania
Miles Hathier Barnett
Olanta
Patineylvania
Idkea
Pendleton Lodge No 248
BFC
Senwlord
A. Barrett
Athena
Dagwoll Returns Home From American Falls
Dagwoll arrived home this morning from American Falls where he was visiting. Uimatuili county farmers with wheat land near American Falls report promising crops after a heavy rain last week. Dagwell is forming near Hells.
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Tome
American Falls
Down
Dagwoll
Uimatuili County
Mr. Pegwell
Mr. Dagwell
Hells
Mayday notices and local misfortunes in town
A quirky OCR mishmash reports a drunken incident with two men lodging overnight, a water rate change for May, a Memorial Day visit by Cameron family, a church member’s travels, and the death of I B DeWitt in Texas with funeral details. Also notes Lt Liountien in France and medical staff allocations, plus a station’s water work contributions.
Bridge construction progress and local notices amid wartime draft and births
Reports from Thorn Hollow indicate bridge work continues with Mates It and partners to aid the site, while Athena Thorn Mollow locals donate two workers for the approach. Mrs Hertha Gmiit of Adaing undergoes a hospital operation with a positive condition. Draft details include Elmer Tucker and Whit Aeron entering service, and Lieutenant Frank Bertholet assigned to Fort Bliss for cavalry instruction. Decoration Day guests arrive with I. M. Meatier and family visiting Portland, and two babies born, one to Henry Whiteley at St Anthony's Hospital May 26. Mrs Jordan plans summer at 316 Garden Street, with Maud Jordan and Marie Jordan to Sprig for Sumner therapy and board.
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Thorn Hollow
Dette Wily Crott
Athena
Thorn Mollow
Hele
Henry Whiteley
Thi City
St. Anthony's Hospital
Wiliam
Departure Arrangements for Morntux Troop Leaving Tomorrow
Corporal Roy Wheeler of Company F 44th Infantry returns home from Keating Oregon for a brief visit with his aunts Mrs Dunn and Mrs Fancy? He is slated to depart with the battalion at 8 o clock tomorrow from Umutut county depot. His parents Mr and Mrs Wheeler intend to bid him farewell at the depot.
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Umutut
Roy Wheeler
44Th Infantry
Vince
Mero
Mors Dunn
Mew
Mary Fancy
Wheeler
Camp Lewis
Keating
Ore
By Whieler
Fatal stroke silences Theda Johnson near city hall
Theda Johnson suffered a silent stroke on the street near City Hall and was taken to a nearby Wheeler home. She was later moved to the home of her son, Frank Doracy, at 125 Jackson Street, where she received care until her death. Joe K. Dorey is another companion mentioned.
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Echach
Frank Deellach
Enet
Oregonian
Yfteterday
Mankota
Minn
Peobach
Mes
Johnam
Evening Military Route Ushered By East Crecontan
Young men failed to report in Pentoten for a district army court session in the city to days. They will attend a guests of the command in the Ekohuh room this evening. A program has been arranged with an address by Dr J D Plamondon on army life versus civilian life.
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Liountien
France
Prod A
Portland
Nating Chatte
Fortyreventry Infantry
Tan Iloilo
Vancouver
Warracha
Camp Greene
Cherlotte
Fourth United States Engineers
Charlotte Cantain
Phewliinsie
T. Stevallon
Adame Furier
Pentioten
Dourt
Bern
East Crecontan
J. D. Plamondon
Murder verdict in Michigan asked in midwest case
Bullets from Wisconsin report a murder in the second degree verdict after four hours of deliberation. Two men were accused in the slaying of Mary Newman Roberts, wife of veterinarian David Roberts, with a penalty of 14 to 24 years in prison cited. The foreman and others are named in dispatches.
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USK Uiilty
Walkdosta
Wis
Secom
Mary Newman Roberts
David Roberts
APO
Deportations Linked to Irish Revolution Plot
May 90 LONIWIN report states Chief Secretary announced 69 persons arrested and deported from Ireland in connection with a recent revolutionary plot. Fire and violence described as part of the skirmish.
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Loniwin
Ochief
Com. Mom
Irelam
Athena People Take in Carnival at Pendleton
People from Athena visited the Pendleton carnival opening day on Tuesday. Attendees included Tom De Freese, John Wright, the Pambruns, Mrs. Arthur Shick, the Shigleys, the Hayworths, the Betts family, the Russells, the Hutt family, and many others from Athena and Pendleton. Also noted were local students Marguerite and Fiorence McLennan, a five year old girl hurt by a fever, and the passing of Rotator Barrett after months of illness.
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H. McAlexander
Marvel
Edina
Walla Waika
Walls Wallinhire
Marguerite
Fiorence McLennan
Athena
Pendleton High School
MIS EN PLANO Continued tram pare 1
Fragmented OCR text discusses large scale production and shipping, comparing output to Penomce de Koeng and mentioning millions and hundreds of millions in ferods and mil nition. It notes a higher production rate and significant spending on Propectilis with references to shipplank and gandlers.
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Crete
Owen
Savings Stamp Day Set For June In Oregon
Proclamation designates June 28 as Savings Stamp Day with events in every school and community in Oregon. Pledges and patriotic drives led by the Patriotic Service League will push thrift sales, aiming to meet county quotas including Umatilla and Oregon’s statewide effort. Delegates from local counties report strong enthusiasm and plan wholesale campaigns through year end.
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Evry
Portland
Tvere
Cmbula County
Cohen
Roy “T. Biktop
J. V. Telliman
Patriotic Service League
F. B. Boyden
Pendleton
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Meacham
Andy Johnson
Freewater
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A. Longwell
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Cantalen
Liberty Bond
Ted Crowe
Patriotic Bervier League
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TL Cheamnan
Urania
Ciithie
Umatilla
Orecon
League
Colleges Unite for Summer Reserve Officer Training Camp
Amherst Clark Dartmouth Trinity Tufts Williams and Western University join to establish a summer military training camp for Reserve Officer Training Corps. The program aims to bring undergraduates and alumni together for ROTC preparation and leadership development.
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Beden New Kueland Colleges
Corte
Amherst
Clark
Dartmouth
Trinity
Tufte and Willams Colleges
Westernaniversity
Illinois Conditions Reported In Crow Sune 0 Weil
A fragment notes ill condition affecting a crow named Sune and mentions a date in April with unspecified causes. The readable text lacks full context, but indicates health concerns and potential environmental factors impacting the bird. Further details are not available in the fragment.
Republican Party Honors Birthday at Bloomington Event
The Republican party held a birthday celebration in Bloomington in May with about 624 attendees. Former president WW Al Tafi and Governor Frank Dowden were among speakers. Abraham Lincoln was cited as a central figure at the convention. The gathering marked a preliminary event for the 2008 campaign season.
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Bloomington
Marty
Spring Medicine Ad for General Debility Tonic
An old advertising text promotes a spring medicine described as a general tonic for weakness. It targets women children and invalids promising health benefits and pleasant taste. The note mentions vitality and digestion aids and positions the product as a yearly remedy.
Renewed testinonny boosts trust in Dean's Kidney Pills
Pendleton residents are urged to heed a testimonial from Mrs. Wm. MacGregor of Tit Litteth Street who swore the product eased swelling, breathlessness, and ankle pain after other remedies failed. She claimed relief from kidney problems and recommended the medicine, noting its efficacy in strong terms.
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Wm. MacGregor
Dean
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