Successful Fair for Augustal at Pendleton
The biennial St Francis Sisters fair opened in the Renn building on Court Street drawing a throng of visitors. St Joseph's Academy presents oil paintings and hand painted china while the apron booth and candy booth attract busy housewives and shoppers. Local merchants donate items for the hospital fundraiser, and many pieces of embroidery and needlework go to good homes.
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Pendleton
Sisters of St. Francis
Renn
Court Street
St. Joseph's Academy
Urgent advice on early treatment for a cold
A concise health note urges immediate action at the first signs of a cold to prevent deeper infection and longer suffering. It warns that delaying even an hour can extend illness by days and encourages taking prompt measures right away.
Pendleton Fair Draws Steady Local Patronage
The event drew both children and adults with a busy refreshment booth and ample attention to attendants’ needs. While not the greatest success in its history, the fair earned strong support from Pendleton residents and showed solid patronage.
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Tle
Pendleton
Indian Charged With Stealing Horses
Frank Johnson a young Indian about 20 enticed four work horses from Toislap, took them to Walla Walla, sold them, and has since lived on the proceeds in Washington and Idaho. In Commissioner Hatley’s court he waived hearing and was remanded to Deputy Marshal Griffin. Johnson was taken to Portland on No 1 today.
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Toislap
Frank Johnson
Walla Walla
Washington
Idaho
Hatley
Johnson
United States
Griffin
Portland
Farm House Robbers Lodged in Jam
Frank Davie and Walter Hardy, the two tramps caught in the act of rifling the Cook home north of Athena, were brought to Pendleton that evening by Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Wilson and are now lodged in the county jail. The men are believed to be common tramps and not considered particularly dangerous.
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Frank Davie
Walter Hardy
Cook
Athena
Pendleton
Taylor
Wilson
Maria Allen Seeks Legal Separation From Husband
In circuit court Maria Allen seeks a separation from her husband Robert Allen amid claims of repeated abuse and vile epithets. The complaint notes the Allens are farmers and details specific incidents cited in the filing.
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Maria Allen
Robert Allen
Allens
Pilot Rock Editor to Take Vacation
Pilot Rock Record will be conducted during editor J P McManus absence by Earnest Ruppe former secretary of the Pendleton Taft Sherman club. The McManus family traveled through the city en route to southern Oregon for a several week visit.
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J. P. McManus
Pilot Rock
Oregon
Earnest Ruppe
Pendleton Taft-Sherman Club
Mrs Lampkin Heads Home After Ten Years for Reunion
Mrs L F Lampkin leaves this evening for New Hampton Ta to spend three months with her mother Mrs Semenick and sister Mrs Kempendorf. The journey ends a decade apart as the venerable mother, now four years of age, eagerly awaits the reunion.
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L. F. Lampkin
New Hampton
Semenick
Kempendorf
Anton Nolte Plans TwoStory Brick Home in Pasco
Anton Nolte has bought a 75 foot front lot in Pasco and will erect a one story brick block on his property adjoining Charles Cunningham. The structure is being built by F. E. Van Dosen and is designed to carry a second story, which will likely be added later.
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Anton Nolte
Pasco
Charles Cunningham
F. E. van Dosen
Walla
Marriage license granted to Genies Selvers and Miry Vowelaburker
A marriage license was issued this morning to Genies Selvers and Miry Vowelaburker. The filing confirms the couple’s intent to wed, reflecting standard civil processing.
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Genies Selvers
Miss Miry
Canada Carrying Trade Supports One Fifth of Population
About twenty percent of Canadians earn livelihoods through the carrying trade with allied workers totaling 124 000. The remark highlights the sector as a major employer in the national economy.
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Canada
Great Ghid iada Struggle Friday in Baker City Grid Game
Pendleton and Baker City prepare for a Friday football showdown at Valley avenue with a post game banquet planned by Baker High School. Girls organize a reception at the K of P hall, an orchestra to play, decorations in school colors, and a banquet after the game. Coach McKim reshapes Baker for a strong, fast defense to counter Pendleton, with Henry McKinney assisting to finish the team.
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Oregon
Baker City
Pendleton
Baker
Valley Avenue
Victor
K. of P
McKim
Henry McKinney
McKinn
Albert Kearney Dies at 22 After Typhoid Fever
Albert L. Kearney aged 22 baggage man at the O R N station died this morning at 9:45 at the home of his parents 1102 West Alta Street after a several day illness from typhoid fever He was born at Pilot Rock in 1886 and grew up in Pendleton Funeral services will be at the family home Thursday November 12 at 2 pm and the body will go to Pilot Rock for services Friday November 13 at 10 pm He was a Knight of Pythias with a delegation likely to escort the body
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Albert L. Kearney
Alta Street
Pilot Rock
Clarence Kearney
Pendleton
Alta
Pythias
Henry Collins Married Local Manager Weds Miss Watts
Henry W. Colling, Pendleton manager for Balfour Guthrie, married Miss Maude Watts of Soappoose at Feappooss. The couple left for Beate then plan to reside in Pendleton after a short honeymoon. News of the wedding surprised many local friends and acquaintances.
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Henry W. Colling
Pendleton
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Ofelock
Maude Watts
Soappoose
Feappooss
Pendleton Family Plans Southern California Trip
JW Maloney, cashier of the American National Bank, leaves with Mrs Maloney and their two sons Wayne and Harold. The family will spend several months in southern California, visit Los Angeles and other areas, and may travel to Old Mexico this winter.
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JW. Maloney
Coerier
American National Bank
California
Light brothers leave for Polwon Montana to farm
H. H. Light and his brother with families depart for Polwon Montana to take up farming. They have been working on the reservation about 13 miles from town for several years as Mesers Light.
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F. . Light
H. H. Light
Polwon
Mont
Light
Yrara
The New Remington Typewriter Showed in Pendleton
George W. Hascall showcases The New Remington the visible Remington as Pendleton hosts the latest improvements on the standard machine making it more popular than ever.
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Remington
Pendleton
George W. Hascall
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Boston
Stein-Bloch Co
Albert Kearney
Henry Collins
United States Depository
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