Woolgrowers Entertained at Pendleton Hall Program
Woolgrowers were hosted by the Commercial association at Eagles Woodmen hall in Pendleton. A social program featured Johnson's orchestra, speeches by Col Raley Dr Smith James Gwinn and Secretary Smythe, plus Major Moorhouse Indians and vaudeville acts from the Grand theater. The event concluded with cheers for Pendleton and local hosts.
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Eagles-Woodmen Hall
Eagles-Woodmen
Commercial Association
Johnson
C. J. Ferguson
Col. J. H. Raley
Federal Grand Jury
Col. Raley
C. J. Smith
Pendleton
James H. Gwinn
The
State Association
Moorhouse
Lee Moorhouse
No. Shirt
Guy Hayes
Major Moorhouse
Mark Moorhouse
Frank Welch
J. W. Fletcher
Young Wesley Fletcher
Dean Shull
Clark Nelson
Young Edmiston
Grand Theater
Mr. Sharrat
Herbert Carlisle
Streeter-Bryan Company
Pew
Grand
Bentley and Liffing Insurance Real Estate Co Partnership
J M Bentley and Douglas Liffing form a co partnership with offices at 815 Main Street. They will operate a reliable up to date Insurance Real Estate and Rental agency. Call Main 404 for details.
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J. M. Bentley
Douglas Liffingwell
Main Street
Pina Cloth Exhibit At Armory Hall To Open
Read the Eastremonian notes an Armory hall exhibition showing famous Pina cloth. The event targets housewives and will take place Thursday night with other attractions listed in the Eastremonian.
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Armory Hall
Pendleton notes on endowment drive and school books
Newsy notes from Pendleton report Rev H S Shangte visiting to promote a 100000 endowment for Columbian Junior College in Milton with strong prospects. Library books for county schools received by Superintendent Welles and will be checked and distributed across districts after several days. County schools busy due to new six month term law.
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Tippesal
H. S. Shangte
Southern Methodist Church
Columbian
Milton
Pendleton
Welles
Well
Welch Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty and Desertion
Francis F. Welch sues Frederick Welch in circuit court for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and desertion. The complaint says Frederick knocked his wife down on a Seattle street. They married in Spokane in July 1963 and have a 6 year old daughter.
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Circuit
Francis F. Welch
Frederick Welch
Welch
Seattle
Spokane
Woolgrowers Convention Attendees Visit Weston and Portland
Weston hosts visiting officials from Port land and Hermiston for the woolgrowers convention. William Daughtrey of Union Stockyards Portland and WH Moore of the Commercial Association depart for business in Hermiston. M L Morrison Helix and N C Maris Rural Spirit press speak. Mrs Dillworth visits guest of Mrs Patton. Jack McLoughlin and Ben Trumbill of Illinois Central RR meet with sheepmen at the convention.
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William Daughtrey
Union Stockyards Company of
Portland
Woolgrowers
WH Moore
Commercial Association
Hermiston
M. L. Morrison
Helix
Northern Pacific
N. C. Maris
The
Rural Spirit
George Dillworth
City
Mark Patton
Dillworth
Harold
Jack McLoughlin
Ben Trumbill
Lanois Central Railroad
State Association
Edna Zimmerman Sings As Program Changes Bring Morning Show
A morning program featuring Miss Edna Zimmerman with accompanist Mrs. J R Dickson delighted attendees. The schedule shifted from this afternoon to this forenoon allowing her to perform now, with another performance planned tomorrow.
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Edna Zimmerman
J. R Dickson
Abyssinian Princes Battle Reported Near Cologne
Cologne Germany November 9 The Cologne Gazette prints details of a 70 hour battle between forces led by Prince A Bate and Prince Abrahe minor Abyssinian rulers. Three thousand reported killed Abrahe said to be captured.
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Cologne
Germany
Cologne Gazette
A. Bate
Abrahe
Bloody Knives on Display at Philippine Relic Exhibit
Knives that have been used in killing will be shown at the Philippine relic exhibit Thursday night, offering a stark reminder of past violence and the tools of murder on view for visitors.
Negro Pleads Guilty in Assault Case Indictment
Word received today reports Harry Brooks, the man who last spring shot Jack McLoughlin and B. H. Trumbull, was indicted yesterday for assault with intent to kill. He pleaded guilty today and faces sentence tomorrow after boasting that Tuinca Central representatives would not testify.
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Harry Brooks
Jack McLoughlin
B. H. Trumbull
Tuincia Central
Robbery Hearing Deliberations in Parkes Court
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes heard the case of Mrs Ludgate and Charles Baker charged with robbing Bert Stillwell formerly known as J J Burns of 150 dollars. The defendants admitted receiving part of the money with Ludgate claiming ten dollars was for appreciation and Baker saying his share was for cab hire.
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Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Ludgate
Charles Baker
Bert Stillwell
J. J. Burns
Baker
Cherry Sells Farm and Moves to Pendleton
Cherry, a noted Pilot Rock rancher stockman and fruit grower, sold his 2200 acre Plot Rock area farm three miles south of Plot Rock for 30000 dollars. The property includes a bearing orchard and good improvements. He plans to reside in Pendleton and likely works in cattle buying and selling.
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Cherry Sells
J. &. Cherry
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Plot Rock
Cherry
Pendleton Visitors Busy with Local Transactions
Pendleton and area residents mingle on morning trains and visits. B O Hawks and B S Burroughs conduct business in Pendleton and Hermiston. Kim Morton and wife board the Wallace Walla local. Martin C McLoughlin of Duncan travels here. Laura and Roland Siebert visit relatives while A D Seibert hosts them. Benedict of Wasco Texas looks to relocate. Lowell Rogers returns from Pendleton after a brief business trip. Mrs Frank Myers of Helix attends friends in Walla Walla. McManus of Pilot Rock spends night in Pendleton. C Taylor of Taylor Hardware rides the Portland local westbound. Royal Sawtelle goes to Hermiston on store business. Mrs J W Lynch and Earl Lynch return to Pilot Rock after shopping. Architect Hopkins of the O R N visits Pendleton then heads to Spokane. G W Proebstel and wife arrive.
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B. O. Hawks
Athena
Pendleton
Burroughs
Hermiston
Kim Morton
Walla Walla
Martin C. McLoughlin
Duncan
Laura
Roland Siebert
A. D. Seibert
D. BE
Benedict
Wasco
Texas
Lowell Rogers
Adams
Frank Myers
Helix
McManus
Pilot Rock
C. Taylor
Taylor
Portland
Royal M. Sawtelle
Thanksgiving Sale On 400 Exquisite Winter Patterns
Campbell's Millinery announces a For Thanksgiving sale offering 400 trimmed patterns at 10 to 30 percent discount. Limited to 10 days only, with stock available on a first come basis in Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Campbell's Millinery
Pendleton Woolen Mills Refurbishes Blankets
Pendleton Woolen Mills reports blankets refinished with washing, napping, and rebinding. Penland Bros. handles transfer, noting Black 3391 as the parcel identifier.
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Pendleton Woolen
Penland Bros
Eilers Piano House Seeks Horse Trade in Pendleton
Ellers Piano House offers a piano deal in Pendleton Ore accepting a good young roadster horse around 1300 pounds in exchange. The ad promises the greatest piano selection in history and urges readers to act now with excitement about forthcoming events at 13 Main Street. Watch Eilers for details and more.
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Ellers Piano House
Eilers Piano House
Main Street
Pendleton
Ore
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
Asfair
Dan P. Smythe
R. F Hynd
Clarence Bishop
Real Estate and Insurance
Mdre
Hawkes
WM. E. Hanscom
Winslow Bros
Pendleton’s Leading Jewelry Store
School and College
Nelson's
the Handy Store
Newsy
Alaska
T. E. Fell
Dawson
George Fell
Tallman Drug Company
Fell
Valdez
Weston
Miss Zimmerman
Ellers
Hopkins
G. W. Proebstel
Eilers
Your Grocer’s
Portland Filouring Mills Co
Dayton, Wa
Stetson and
Hawes
Boston
Northern Pacifi Railway
Burlington Lines
North Bank Road
Chicago
St. Paul
Walter Adams
A. D. Charlton
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