Local residents and visitors head through Pendleton and Hermiston
Alfred Schnelter and James Bidwell of Walla Walla were in Pendleton yesterday while Conductor Martin Anderson and Andy King of the Walla Walla Athletic Club also stopped in Pendleton. Mrs Helen Townley of Union teaches in Alba district. McNaught ditch work near Hermiston progresses. J S McCrary acts as extra conductor. H G Newport of Echo returns home after land business. Joseph A Baddeley journeys from Pendleton to Wheaton via Portland. Mrs Alice Kell of Boise stays with Mrs George Hamblen. Miss Josephine Noblet and Miss Pearl Hudson visit Mine Florence Davis. County Superintendent Frank K Wells visits districts in Umatilla County. A J Hughes of Welser heads to Echo. A P Noblett of Freewater visits. Freewater pitched as lovely though now dry. Mrs Alice Kell and Mrs Lela Watchins travel to Idaho for Royal Neighbors deputy school near Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Schnelter
Walla Walla
Jame G. Bidwell
Pendleton
Martin Anderson
Andy King
George Hamblen
Garfield Street
Josephine Noblet
Freewater Times
Pearl Hudson
Freewater
Florence Davis
Frank K. Welles
Umatila Cuountys
A. P. Noblett
Free- Water Times
Alice Kell
Boise
Lela M. Watchins
Royal Neighbors
and Point
Idaho
Local Advertisers Promote Goods and Jobs in Pendleton
Numerous merchants advertise hats, shoes, fabrics, and novelties at Roosevelt's, Sullivan & Bond, Teutach, and Hasbrouck's. Job seeks and opportunities appear, including one for a courteous city worker, a Japanese cook, and a house rental at 202 Webb Street. Large sales on undergarments, collars, and socks headline weekend offers at the Peoples Warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geene
Turabeell
Charies Hein
Sike Howe
Lot
J. T
Lincoln Street
Construction Co
A. C
Knox
Roosevelt's
Hohbach's
Martin's
Teutach
Expres
Peoples Warehhoue
Addrean P. O
Express
Peoples
Sullivan & Bond's
Bath
Webb Street
Pendleton
Park Street
Portland
Pendleton High School
E. Turner
Oval
Peoples Warehouse
Tuskegee Institute needs funds for growth and hall
Booker T. Washington appeals via Denver Post for support for Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. He cites 6000 graduates serving as teachers and craftsmen in the South, 1248 current students, and asks for $160,000 annual operating costs, endowment growth to $3,000,000, and $65,000 for a new dining hall with $19,000 in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Thukegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Washington
Denver Post
Tusskekee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Street Parade and Social Events Reported
A chaotic OCR fragment notes a street parade scheduled for Monday night at the Prazxer with Pagies performers. It mentions lodge members meeting at their hall at noon to join the parade and an after party by Edgar Smith and Ralph Bollerman at Milar key hall for the Heart Club. A Japanese boy is linked to a canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagies
Prazxer
Edgar Smith
Ralph Bollerman
Milarkey Hall
Heart Club
Mayger Plans County Attorney Office and Jury Reform
Representative Mayger of Columbia County introduces a bill to abolish district attorneys and establish county attorneys with salaries set by county officials, transforming the state’s prosecutorial system. A second measure aims to change civil juries to require nine of twelve jurors for a verdict, replacing the current system deemed unfair in civil cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayger
Columbia County
Wil
Mayer
George G. Mayer
Maiit
Portland
Tran
Magner
Mary
Magger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Standard Grocery Company
Johnny
A. J. Hughes
Welser
Bern
Echo
Withee's
Gloria
Roose
Pola
Delta
Nolse
Gil
Eck
Femopain
Crimis’s
Hasbrouck’s
Howformelly Rees
Bunker Hill
Teutech's
George
the Peoples
Sul& Bond's
Teuterh's
T. L. Baker
Lilleth Street
Peopley Warehouse
Wold
Pvent
Math Street
Peggy
Paris
Koeppens
Plea Por Negoes
T. Washington
the People’s Warehouse
Prof. McMinn
People’s Warehouse
Aboligh
Brill
Sherlock Holmes
Mrs. Wiggs
Reading Newspapers
Goodman-Thompson Co
Icolere
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