Local Notes From Pendleton Area News
A jumble of small items reports births at St Anthony’s and hospital mentions, a car purchase in Round-Up city Auto, a nine pound baby at St. Anthony’s, court brief notes on three drunk cases with bail forfeitures, workers moving to Pendleton, attendance of a funeral in Dayton Oregon, a gun theft plea set for Wednesday, and local students and theater plans in Hermiston and Portland with small barbershop moves on Main Street.
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Car Hits Federal Building But No Damage Reported
A car struck the federal building at the corner of Alty and Gorden Saturday evening. The impact damaged the vehicle’s front but left the building untouched and safety crews were on scene. No injuries reported.
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Automobile Men Exploring Pendleton Car Trade
Assistant Manager McNamara of Ford Mentor 4 Portland Traveling Representative Reynold and Traveling Mechanic Barrel are in Pendleton for a week with Round-up Guy Auto Co. They tour the territory served by Portland Ford. "Daddy" Ballou for Marmon Reo and Bort cars is also in Pendleton today.
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Portland
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Ten Standard High Schools Named by State Board
A letter to County Superintendent Young from the state board states ten standard high schools have met all requirements. The schools listed include Athena Echo Freewater Helix Hermiston Milton and others in Tima Tila County.
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State Board of Education
Young
State
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Echo
Freewater
Helix
Hermiston
Milton
Track trip plans for Eugene students and local hunters
Wil See Ble Gane Nat Kimball and Glen Steri plan a Eugene trip to Corvallis for a track meet with five others. Daniel Bower Lynn Liverware and John Hales will depart Wednesday to attend. Grooke Dickson and WoC McKinney hunted Arlington for geese but saw none, counting flocks at about 20 000.
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Glen Steri
Eugene Yo Vist
College Friends Unt
Corvallis
ALO
Aecire
Daniel Bower
Lynn and Liverware
John Hales
Grooke Dickson
McKinney
Anne
Arlington
Marriage Big Joke Hurried Ride Sues New York
Mrs Baum sues for divorce after a rushed wedding in New York. She says she laughed through the ceremony and claims her husband misrepresented himself as wealthy, while she learned he is an optometrist.
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New York
Controversial Trial Reports Sale of Perfume to Shoshone
In Cheyenne Wyoming on November 20 a mixed heritage man Shoulderblade was convicted by a U S jury of selling a perfume to Shoshone Indians on the Wind River Reservation. The internal use caused a troubling reaction forming a jagao ftlotoug, cited as the alleged toxin.
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United States
Indiana
Wind River
John Barleycorn Arrives Peaceful and Harmless
A fragment notes John Barleycorn arriving in a peaceable manner and harmlessly. The text is incomplete but suggests a calm arrival without incident.
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John Barleycorn
Fragmentary 1920s Critic Quote Ad Reprint Prompted by Ford
A garbledOCR snippet quotes critic Pilikwinfrey Brownell and references American literary themes. It mentions Henry Ford urging action to replace gasoling with alcohol and notes distillery concerns, amid mixed text on national arts institutes and education.
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Dechurent Pilikwinfrey Brownell
National Institute of Arts Aid
Wilson Conferring With Railroad Brotherhoods Today
President Wilson meets this afternoon with four railroad brotherhood leaders W. L Stone W. C Let WLS Carter and I C Shepard to discuss labor matters and potential wage or policy developments.
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From the People Editor East Oregonian
In reporting the high school operetta last Friday night many contributors were not named including the person chiefly responsible Nellie Anibal whose work earned noticeable pride for the performance.
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East Oregonian
Nellie Anibal
Early School Year Concert Praises Youthful Talent
A Pendleton report lauds a fledgling concert by students under Paul Mortimer Marie Evans Irene Saunders Jennie Murphy Verna Anibal Enoch Friedley and Walter Wille. The piece highlights the orchestra and choir, teacher cooperation, esprit de corps and potential for a future symphony in public schools.
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Via
Paul Mortimer
Marie Evans
Irene Saunders
Jennie Murphy
Verna Anibal
Enoch Friedley
Walter Wille
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