Pendleton News Notes and Local Meetings
Calendar items include East End Apple Show at Milton, October 2, and Weston Potato Show November 1 and 2. Pendleton hosts County Teachers Institute with Frank E. Boydell dinner and board events. American Legion nominating and election activity rises. November meeting at city hall with officer nominations due for December. Fire incident damages home, minor injury, costs about 75 dollars. Alta Mae store sold to Porter and Chow. Weather turns cold with 12 degrees last night and 0 today. Richard Ried, Oregon student, away briefly with illness and treatment sought.
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Milton
Terion
Alembershin
AG. Proebster
City Hall
Cienecting
Marriage License Granted in Pendleton
A license to wed has been issued at the county clerk’s office to Albert Compton, farmer, and Rachel Dunning, both of Pendleton.
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Albert Compton
Rachel Dunning
Pendleton
To Toil Garage Permit Filed for 617 Jane Street
A permit to build a garage at 617 Jane Street has been filed with the city recorder by D. Hobbs. The estimated cost is listed as 74 dollars.
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Jane Street
The
City Recorder
D. Hobbs
Turkey Shoot Planned at Albert Peterson Ranch
Will Hold Shoot Aportation reports a turkey shoot scheduled for November 9 at the Albert Peterson ranch in the Ukiah neighborhood. The event is organized by Caldwell and Petorson.
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Albert Peterson
Ukiah
Caldwell and Petorson
Punitive Fines Set in Local Police Court
Pav City Pines GS Prestbye paid two fines of five dollars in police court on a charge of spending. Bam Laiten appeared before Judge Fite Gerald this morning for being drunk and disorderly and was fined sixteen dollars.
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Pav City Pines
Prestbye
Bam Laiten
Fite Gerald
Pendleton Student Recovering From Appendicitis Operation
David Swinson Swinton of Pendleton, a University of Oregon student, is recovering from an appendicitis operation. His mother Mrs. C. A. Swinson was summoned to Eugene by her son's health. He is expected to return to Pendleton at noon.
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Davidl Swinson
David Swinton
Pendleton
University of Oregon
Wifter
C. A. Swinson
Eugene
Penilleton
Funeral services set for John Dozier murder victim
Funeral services for John Dozier, murdered in Montana, are scheduled for tomorrow at 2:30 p m from Brown and Trady Funeral Home. Dozier, 46, is survived by his mother Mrs J T Adeork two sisters Mrs Ilaberh Poster and Mrs Ed Dupuly and a brother Will Dealer. An abatement order follows lower taxes on unpatented lands. improvements taxed but land not taxed while unpatented, affecting irrigation projects.
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Foner
Quick Worker Hoyt Accused Of Fraud After Pendleton Stop
Deputy Sheriff Dave Lavender tracked H. M. Hoyt from Paseo to Pendleton after Hoyt allegedly forged checks in Pilot Rock and Pendleton. Hoyt reportedly passed two checks at Pilot Rock, then presented several more in Pendleton including a 475 dollar note. He was arrested in Pasco and brought back for detention.
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H. M. Hoyt
Dave Laventer
Pendleton
Hoyt
Paseo
Pilot Rock
Lavender
Wheat Prices Trend Lower In Today's Market
Wheat prices show a lower trend with December grain quoted at 1.15, May at 1.13, and July at 1.04. Yesterday’s quotations were 1.16 for December 3-8, with other figures including 2.13, 0.81, and 1.05 noted in the Reuters-style brokery report.
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BP Overbeck
Cooke
Loral
Pinkham's Compound Promoted For Women's Ailments
A historical ad-like passage touts Pinkham's Compound as a safe medicine for women, claiming it uses selected herbs and no harmful drugs. The text notes large 1920 sales and markets it as suitable for various female ailments, urging trust in its efficacy.
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Pinkham
Com
Hye Wells
Lenn
Blunders on Classified Page Cited in Note
A note on the classified page warns to look for a solution amid errors or misprints. The clue suggests the answer lies within the listing section rather than the main features.
Trials Coming Up In Court Promise News
Indications point to a sequence of circuit court trials starting November 12 with multiple cases drawing attention. Lead case features W. F. Coates suing Al Flander for damages around 40 600, with further hearings on other matters linked to a police chief and a publisher, including a $16 000 claim tied to articles in a local newspaper.
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Promise News
W. FL Coates
al Flander
Han
Actin
Econ
W. IL .Taster
Hack J. Kuck
Digestive Aid Promises Instant Stomach Relief
A dubious ad touts a pill named ape MHapepetn that claims instant stomach correction. The copy promises immediate relief from sour belching and ache after taking the tablet, with health claims and a cheap price.
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Ione Haiig
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AL L. Dough
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A. Cribtree
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Hite
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van Chow
Barométr
Lee Moorhouse
Richard Rive
Richard Ried
Thivershoy
Oregon
Fat
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Weston Mountain Net
Ted Gem
Weston Mountain
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Depts
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Buster Brown
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Meo Buster Brown
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Pendleton's
UNION
Whyle the
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Alta Radiator
E. Alta St
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