Pendleton High Faces Columbia on Thanksgiving Day
Pendleton High School meets Columbia University at Matlock Field on Thanksgiving Day in a high stakes clash that could crown Oregon state football champions. Dr. W H Lytle argues for an interscholastic conference to regularize schedules and determine a conclusive eastern versus western Oregon title.
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Columbia University
Matlock Field
Pendleton High School
Oregon
Columbia
West High
Hill
W. H. Lytle
Pendleton
Dr. Lytle
Baker
la Grande
Husky
Sound
Washington
Walla Walla
Spokane
Ontario
The Hour of Cold Starts and Early Care
The message urges immediate action when a cold begins to prevent it from becoming deep seated and harder to cure. Delaying treatment increases suffering, so act at onset to shorten duration and reduce complications.
Pennsylvania rails ban on front platform passengers
The Pennsylvania state railroad commission forbids street railway companies from letting passengers ride on the front platforms of closed cars or from allowing more passengers on the front platform of open cars than there are seats available.
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Pennsylvania State Railroad Commission
Man Who Once Led First Christian Church Goes Insane
Rev Nathan H Brooks former Pendleton pastor and longtime local churchman at the First Christian church in this city suddenly went insane in Bellingham Washington last Sunday. He attempted to form a circle and transmit a personal electricity current claiming curative powers. His paranoia worsened with experiments said to cause topay-turvy services. He IS in the last stages of mental aberration and confined by friends.
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First Christian Church
Bellingham
Washington
N. H. Brooks
The
Christian Church
Wash
Pendleton
Victor Dorris
Brooks
Nathan H. Brooks
Friends
Mr. Brooks
Exonerated Pendleton Bride Perjury Case Ends
William Laustein, arrested on a perjury charge filed by his bride's father over age sworn for a marriage license, was freed by Judge Moore in Calusa California. The district attorney requested dismissal, citing misinformed grounds, and both judge and DA praised the young man for lacking criminal intent.
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William Laustein
Pendleton
Moore
Calusa
Cal
Laustein
Thea Young Husband
Lauwstein
Business visitor J. M. Small from Pilot Rock
J M Small a business visitor from Pilot Rock was in the city Saturday meeting contacts and inspecting local operations. He traveled from Pilot Rock to the city for a day of business engagement and returning home the same day.
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J. M. Small
Pilot Rock
Dutch Beverages and Market Returns Report
A garbled OCR note notes Dutch tea habits and economic remarks. It mentions Holland, a grocer refund, and Beblline's Beet with unclear context and several misspellings. The readable items reference consumer trade and national mood without specific events or dates.
Pendleton Visitor A B McCarty From Echo Saturday
A B McCarty of Echo Pendleton visited Saturday to attend to business affairs.
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A. B. McCarty
Echo
Pendleton
Busines
Methodist Parsonage Hosts Pleasant Social Event
A well attended Methodist church parsonage reception on Johnson street marked a major social affair of the season. The event celebrated the 61st wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rugg with a gift of chocolat and featured a varied program. Rev. T. B. Ford presented, three generations attended, and a musical literary program included Miss Fowler from Chicago, Mrs. Landers of Pendleton, a piano duet by Miss Sadie Ford and Mrs. E. F. Averill, plus a poem read by Miss Beth Smith from Mrs. Rorentha L. Fish.
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Methodist Church
Johnson Street
Ladies’ Ald Society
A. H. Rugg
T. B. Ford
Miss Fowler
Chicago
Landers
Pendleton
Sadie Ford
E. F. Averill
Dime Shows Handcolored Puss in Boots Film and Dunbar Songs
The new Dime theater presents a beauti ful handcolored film of Puss in Boots pleasing children and adults. Across the street Dunbar songs continue to please audiences with its music program.
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Dunbar
Fine Weston mountain potatoes for winter keeping
Weston potatoes advertised for winter keeping at Ingram's Grocery. Potatoes described as sturdy storage stock, suitable for long term use through cold months. Local shoppers urged to purchase early to secure supply.
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Ingram's
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