Pendleton Miniature Roundup Promises Wild Acts Next Sunday
A miniature Round-Up is planned for Sunday afternoon at Reaml-Up Park featuring burro busting steer bullying fancy loping and more. Notable performers include Lee Caldwell Pendleton buckaroo Narcisse McKay and Jimmie Jangles with roping riding and bull-dogging exhibitions. The program starts promptly at 2 o clock with special acts by McCoy and Caldwell and a burro ride by Micky Madden drawing crowd excitement.
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Pendleton
Brondties
Cocore Tyretes Pieter
Glencox
Lee Caldwell
Pendiston Hwy
Guy Hayes
John Bunyan
Narcisse McKay
Cox
Colfax
Budfalo
Vernon
McCoy
Caldwell
Micky Madden
Reward offered for stray animal sighting near Youkai area
A poorly legible notice offers a five dollar reward to anyone reporting the location of a described animal said to be near Youkai, about four miles north of a place called my place. The notice asks informants to contact Roy Rew in Finileton, Oresan, for rewards.
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Youkai
Ottfie
Government Offers Postal Bond Exchange to Depositors
Washington government announces that postal savings bank depositors on January 1 may exchange all or part of their deposits for bonds paying 2.5 percent interest. Bonds will be issued in denominations of 20, 100, and 500 dollars, with about half a percent more than standard postal deposit interest.
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Postal Bank
Washington
Postal Savings Banks
Post Office Department
Newsy Notes of Pendleton: Mre May Club Dies
Mrs May Club died at St Abbons hospital this morning from heart disease. Funeral arrangements will follow. Felon in finger injury forces employee FE Jones of Nearly Bros blacksmith shop to take vacation. Returns from Easter Trip Miss Mars Shew arrives home after six months in Cashon points joining grandmother Mrs W AH Minger at Holes. One arrest reported: Richard Roe forfeits 35 bell money after sobering up.
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May Club
St. Abbons’s
FE Jones
Nearly Bros
Miss Mars Shew
Nobbie Morntras
Cashon
Pendleton
May
W. AH Minger
Holes
Tin Tairiy
One Nation
Bates
Pendleton Lodge to Elect Successor and Host Clam Bake
Pendleton lodge No 825 will elect a successor to J. P. Winter exalted ruler who has resigned his post. A second member will be chosen to serve until March. The lodge will also host a clam bake tomorrow night.
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Pendleton Lodge
B. Poo
J. P. Winter
Eiks Wi
Move to New Quarters for Hale and McAfee Painters
Hale and McAfee, a well known painting firm, moved today from the Association bullring to the Tosin building vacated by Won'ler stereo. The new quarters are modern and spacious for stock, inside work, and future needs. Mied Norton's Recital Fridays. Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton’s recital scheduled for Friday was postponed due to Miss Bernice Crawford’s illness and will be held Friday evening at the Presbyterian church with a silver offering. At Commercial association meeting last night it was decided to employ Cecil Hampton and a high school boy to assist Secretary Keefe in managing the club rooms. Keefe will spend the day there and others will attend to members as needed.
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Hale & McAfee
Association
Tosin
Mied
Norton
Anna Selkirk Norton
Bernice Crawford
Presbyterian Church
Keefe
The
Commercial Association
Cecil Hampton
Hunters Return Gooseless After Walulla Trip
J J Mamley G W Coutts and Dan Fowman rode the Northern Pacific train home from Walulla where they spent two days with their guns. They counted 1232 geese in one flock but did not fire a shot and returned with empty game bags to the city.
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J. J. Mamley
G W.coutts
Dan Fowman
Northern Pacific
Wallula
Tallman Store Modernized Moves Toward Modern Facilities
Work is underway to upgrade the Tallman Drag company store to a highly modern facility. The stairs to the balcony are removed, a back entrance added, partitions removed, and four new electric cash registers installed. The main room is divided into prescription, preparation, and shipping departments.
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Tallman
Tallman Drag Company
Daves Challenge to Winner in City Hose Match
Dave challenges the winner of the three day Stewart Randolph contest at the Grand theater. Aubrey Clrnham, heavyweight member of Hose company No. 2, 19, is noted as a wrestler of ability and his peers urged the challenge.
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Daves
Aubrey Clrnham
Hose Company No. 2
Grand Theater
Ore
Round-Up Trio Plans Souvenir Edition for Cowboys
At a meeting with Fred Lockiey from Pacific Monthly, the Round-Up trio arranged 1000 copies of a souvenir magazine to feature a Round-Up story. The association will send these souvenirs to cowboys and townspeople of the Northwest as mementos of the frontier show.
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Fred Lockiey
Mateger
Pacific Monthly
Oper
Northwest
Parenta Teachers Club Meeting at Hawthorne Woman’s Club
The Parenta-Teachers club will meet at the Hawthorne Woman’s Club Friday after noon at 8 o clock on November 10. Pupils from second and third grades will present a short program. All interested in scholar welfare are invited to attend and participate in the discussion on What Shall the Boys and Girls Read.
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Parent-Teachers
Parenta-Teachers Club
Hawthorne Wohont
Daylight Burglary Targets Pasco Jewelry Store
Pasco sheriff Taylor reports a daylight burglary in Pasco yesterday at 11 o'clock. Knox Jewelry Store was robbed of a large number of rings and watches. A description of the suspect is on file and a lookout is active as details are sparse.
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Pasco
Taylor
Knox
Property Transfers Include Despain Gulch Lands to Kay
A record shows Fatete Tranewettone and A Dade with wife transferring 640 acres between Despain Gulch and North Cold Springs to Thaldwin Kay for unspecified consideration. Also Truth A Stra horn transfers to Ruby Hamilton, her daughter, Lot 1% in Pendleton blocks, with consideration not stated.
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Fatete Tranewettone
M A. Dade
Thaldwin Kay
Despain Gulch
North Cold Springs
Truth A. Strahorn
Ruby Hamilton
Pendleton
Conelder
Family tragedy and property transfer in local notices
The text reports a typhoid death of eight year old Merril Retta Baird and a critically ill sibling, with ongoing maternal heart illness, prompting community sympathy. It also notes a land transfer involving Mary Picard and Prosper Picard of Cayuse selling 120 acres south of Cryute to GL Heten of Kamels for 3500.
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Ation
Mary Picard
Prosper Picard
Cayuse
Heten
Kamels
Cryute
R. E. Baird
Merril Retta Baird
Tariff principles rebuked in Massachusetts returns
A parcial transcription notes Massachusetts returns show Republicans gaining strength. Governor Foss appears reelected by a narrow margin over Breathingham, signaling a shift from prior inquiry. The Republican ticket leads in the state, with a senate majority and an enlarged house majority implied.
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New Jersey
Veretdey
Reputilopis
Senate
House of Representatives
Toston
Noy
Foss Ja Redestel
Breathingzhaum
Tepublean
Sitentis
Lincoln Man Confident Democrats Will Sweep Country in 1922
Lincoln Nebr. November after conning the election returns, said he was much pleased and added with the democrats headage the ticket the democrats will sweep the country in 1922.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Tlrvan
Election mood shifts as policies push candidates
Reports from Bowling Green and Cleveland show Democrats optimistic about the next president amid Johnson era policy support. Mention of Newton mayoral victory, city approving a $3,000,000 lighting project for public works and a push for reform in municipal leadership.
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Johnnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Newton
Weekly Musical at Commercial Club Debuts
The Commercial Association votes to hold a weekly musical evening and invites public attendance. Secretary Keefe, a skilled musician, urges member talent showings to boost local clubs. The first program is planned for next week, likely Wednesday, with monthly female-invited events and broader county cooperation.
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The
Commercial Association
Keefe
Himelf
Chub
Tris #lko
Would Restrict Movement of Asiatics to Canada
Ottawa reports Premier Moritride of Prithkh Columbia urging punitive Orientals restrictions. He wants the Pacific coast of Canada to be a white man’s country and calls for limits on Japanese and Hindu migration, increased head tax for Chinese, and stronger laws beyond current gentleman’s agreement.
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Ottawa
Pacific
Canada
China
Japan
Iudiac
Moritride
Prithkh Columbia
Connila
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Frank O'Gara
Bernard Ogatia
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Appatr
Pive Dellars
Newari
Ofpers
Jones Dairy Farm
Link
Smyrna
Rome
Spitzenburg
Newsy
Insam
Sotephon Tenatos
Hichard Roe
Tapts
Massachusetts
Parce One
Wits
Massechsetts
Liryan Menased
Bowling Green
Missouri
Champ Chirk
Commercial Club
Hostetter
A. Ekiund
Boston
Wm. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
Pendleton, Oregon
HEINZ
Cor E. Court and
Johnson Sta
eVererereya
Wonder Store
Old Mexico
Clari’s Grocery
Main Street
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