Milton Freewater Fruit Growers Union Annual Meeting
Annual stockholders meeting in Milton with Penleton Commercial Association quartet entertaining attendees. Reports show Milton Freewater shipments were down this year but prices rose. H D Lamb, manager, presented totals: Strawberries 14,825 crates totaling 30,288.25. cherries 2039 crates 15,459.90. plums and prunes 54,665 crates and boxes 94,521.67. apples 59,425 boxes 12,200.5. vegetables 16,461.08. overall receipts and shipments discussed amid social program. The meeting was well attended with strong club support and applause for the quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton-Freewater
H. D. Lamb
Milton Fruitgrowers’ Union
Yeater- Yay
Beieseswa
Pendleton Commercial Club
Invasion Threat Reaches Hudson Bay and Terndale
A fragment notes an invasion in the east end of the country with songsters linked to Hudson Bay and Terndale. It mentions performances around mid December and suggests they will likely be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Terndale
Progressive leaders back La Follette for Republican nomination
A Detroit conference of Progressive Republicans outlined plans to boost Senator La Follette for the Michigan presidential nomination. Attendees included U S Senator Crawford, Frank A. Harrison, State Treasurer Dahl, and Michigan campaign officials. Harrison said Theodore Roosevelt supported the cause but would not announce his own candidacy.
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Detroit
Mich
Navy
Plains
la Follette
Michigan
Amorge
United States
Crawford
South Dakota
Frank A. Harrison
Lincoln
Dahl
Wisconsin
A. L. Cohen
Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Night scouting by aeroplanes at College Park
Washington night scouting in planes with searchlights was tried for the first time at the army aviation school in College Park Maryland. Successful surveys were made and the machines landed without watch fires. Captain Beck piloted one craft with Lieutenant Arnold guiding the light and Lieutenants Milling and Kirtland at the steering wheel and light.
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Washington
Army Aviation School
College Park
Beck
Arnold
Milling and
Kirtland
Light
Pendleton Marriage and Land Deeds Highlight Newsy Notes
A marriage license was issued today to Henry Albert Kugel and Mart op Calhoune, both of Holix Senator Selsa Quarter. C. A Barrett of Athena transferred 160 acres north of Weston to George W. Staggs for 17000. The Stanfeld lot transfer from Henry Coe to Frank Sloan carries no consideration. Dr Whittaker returns from Cambridge Idaho and opens a dental parlor in the former Mann office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selsa
C. A Barrett
Athena
Umatilla
Union Counties
Trapi
Weston
George W. Staggs
Henry Coe
Frank Sloan
Whittaker
C. J. Whittaker
Cambridge
Idaho
E. A. Mann
Superstitious City Woman Forces Door Change to Eleven
A resident on G street 213 moved in and urged her husband to replace the number 13 with 11, revealing a local superstition about the numeral. The name of the lady is not disclosed.
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G— Street
Is It Another Surprise Wedding Rumor Circulating
Rumors persist that Elmer McCormmach son of Mr and Mrs W H McCormmach may wed tonight in Miltonsis with Rev Bleakney of Miltonsis suspected as celebrant. No confirmation secured as press time and authorities decline comment while friends monitor his movements.
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Elmer McCormmach
W. H. MccCormmach
Bashelorhood
W. H. Bleakney
Miltonsis
Water Pipe Break Disrupts O. W. R. N. Line
A broken water standpipe on the O. W. R. & N. line halts engine filling and leaves Pendleton dry for several days. The pipe was knocked down, likely by a shifting load of ties on a flat car. Repairs will begin immediately.
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R. R
Pendleton
May Be White Shive Case
Local police arrest a man and a woman suspected in a white slave case and to be turned over to Inspector Wells of Walla Walla tomorrow. They were found cohabitating immorally and other evidence points to violations of state and federal statutes. They gave their names as.
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Wells
Walla Walla
Sullivan couple fined for disorderly conduct in police court
Jack and Faye Sullivan were fined 20 dollars each for disorderly conduct and remanded to the marshal when funds were lacking. A local group, Spanish American War Veterans, will bury Henry Moran, a navy veteran who died recently, at Olney cemetery after funeral services at Folsom parlors Sunday afternoon. An old German band wandered Pendleton streets displaying metropolitan flair, then headed to Spokane, continuing its travels with six musicians carrying chairs and instruments.
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Jack
Faye Sullivan
Walla Walla
Mornin
Henry Moran
Folsom
Olney
Navy
Phillipines
Pendleton
Spokane
Hypnotized man turns Indian and causes mayhem in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg at a Sixth and Calder Street party an amateur hypnotist allegedly induced Pai-James Caldwell to believe he was a warlike Indian. He fled the house yelling, terrorizing the neighborhood, spooking children and causing two horses to bolt. Two women, pursued by Caldwell, hid in a saloon where two railroad workers restrained him.
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Warrisburg, Pai
James Caldwell
Caldwell
Sixth
Calder Streets
Mona-Tear
Lily
Emergency Case in One Night Stand Negotiation
A fragment from a Philadelphia Record item shows Billy arguing with a leading man about a dime for a shave before a performance. The actor complains his eight days black beard impedes playing Romeo and grows angry, threatening to change the bill.
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Billy
Bunkum
Philadelphia
Pendleton Street Assessment Installment Privilege Notice
The Pendleton Common Council on November 14 1911 assessed improvements to Cottonwood Street from Water to Railroad and Webb Street from Cottonwood to Main, with payment in ten annual installments available under Chapter 6 Title 25 Lord's Oregon Laws. Applications must be made to the City Recorder within ten days of this notice. forms are available from the City Recorder. Dated Pendleton Oregon November 23 1914. Thomas Fitzgerald City Recorder.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Cottonwood Street
Water Street
Railroad Street
Webb Street
Main Street
Oregon
City Recorder
Thomas Fitzgerald
Pendleton Improvement Assessment Notice 1911
On the third day of November 1911 Pendleton assessed the Alta Street improvement from Main Street east to Court Street, apportioning the contract price to benefited lands. Vested payers may apply within ten days to the City Recorder to pay in ten annual installments under Chapter 6 Title 26 of Lord's Oregon Laws.
Grand tonight features aingera dancers and noted acts
Tonight at the Grand a bill includes Williams and Brown with aingera dancers and roller skaters, violinist Marie Meyers, comedian Billy Miller, and the Great Noel, a European entertainer. The show is held over for the week by request, with Al also promised.
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Willams & Brown
Aingera
Danc
Billy Miller
Noel
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Ashble
Stork
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Stockholders of Growers Union
Milton
New Quartette of Pen‘cton Commercial Association
TEPDY
Newsy
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Alta Street
Court Street
Oregon Jawa
Dutch Pendleton
Boston
the Grand
Ers
Roller
Marie Meyers
Violinist
Drummers
Workingman
Wonder Store
Pendleton Dye Works
F. Alta
Heinz
Leo
Court and Johnson Sts
Clark’s Grocery
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