Pendleton News Notes Highlight Local Transfers and Bonds
Local updates report Gerald Fitegeral employed by the OW, ft. & N.e., as tending to home business. Keeler Brothers bought Stanfield water bonds for 80000. Eds on Stanfield affairs include Mr and Mrs Carpenter visiting from La Grande. Wade Privett returns from California after business in Portland. Thorn Hollow School contract awarded to T B Haorgitt. Three rural schools still without a teacher. Local students pledged to fraternities at University of Oregon. Fines issued for driving without license. Permit granted to erect an office building on Altamont for Penland Brothers. Auto collision on West Webb Avenue causes axle damage but no injuries. Navy Recruiter copies arrive for local offices to aid outreach.
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Thorn Hollow
T. BE. Haorgitt
Dodianapolia
Paus Ping Fined for Liquor Violation in Pendleton District
Paus Ping for having liquor, John Papis, leader of a hovering ring operating between Pendleton and Lantina, was fined £200 by County Judge CNH Marsh on Wednesday for liquor law violation. He was arrested at Kieth with the others last week.
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Paus Ping
John Papis
Pendleton
Lantina
Marsh
Jawa
Kieth
Real estate deal settles Evans house sale in Pendleton
Mose to Pendleton and Thomas Helle of Pilot Rock arranged today through KE. T. Wade. Evans house and lot on Jane street sold for 4750 dollars. Mr. Keira and fondy will make their home in Pendleton.
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Wil Mose
Pendleton
Thomas Helle
Pilot Rock
Butchame
W. H. Ewin
Evans
Jane Street
KE. T. Wade
Mr. Keira
Fondy
Legion Warns Against mPostors and Official Publications
The American Legion warns the public against impostor magazines claiming official status. It states only the American Legion Weekly and the Pacific Legion are official publications. A forest ranger examination will be held in Pendleton on October 27 with salaries from $900 to $1500 annually, depending on location. exams occur in Portland and several cities including Albany and Eugene.
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Legion
American Legion
Magasine
The
American Legion Weekly
Pacife Legion
Forest Ranger Paaimlinathite
Pendletoh
Painter Wendt Wins Paris Store Paint Contract
The Painter Wendt was awarded the contract to paint the Paris store at Main Street, starting immediately with gray and ivory hues as part of a broader interior and front improvements. Theater architect Mays Vist Richard Grace of Ras mipsen Grace joined discussions from Portland with Pendleton Aiotatement Co owners on revised theater enlargement plans and a forthcoming announcement. Lumber supplies are being arranged for Colesworthy Chop MIN removal to make room for new addition.
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Wendt
Paris
Main Street
Mays Vist
Richard Grace
Rasmipsen & Grace
Portland
Pendleton Aiotatement Co
Alti
Colesworthy
City Dismisses Case Over Damages Suit
Pendleton city court granted City Attorney James A. Fee’s motion to dismiss the case of J C Crimmins and Mrs Crimumine for 1600 dollars in damages after Mrs Criminins tripped on Court street July 11, breaking her wrist. The city attorney said the evidence did not show culpa.
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James A. Fee
J. C. Crimmins
Pendleton
Crimming
Crimumine
Criminins
Court Street
Ciutie
Danderine Promises Beauty Boost for Hair
A lively mass of long gleamy hair is promised by Danderine as a stimulating tonic. The ad urges readers to obtain a one bottle supply at drug or toilet counters to revive lifeless thinning hair, restore color and vigor, and leave hair looking bright and abundant.
Estes to Build Garage Permit Granted
A permit to erect two garages costing 400 dollars was levied yesterday afternoon to J. H. Estes.
Stanfield Water Bond Sold to Keeler Broz of Denver and Portland
The $40,000 Stanfield water bond issue was purchased today by Keeler Broz, of Denver and Portland, at a slight premium. Bob Atkinson, of Portland, was on hand to finalize the deal. Idaho State Life Insurance Co. filed suit in circuit court against EL Gameraon to collect $111.65, allowed on a promissory note, with attorney fees of $20. Petenon, Tinhon & Clarket represented the plaintiff.
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Stanfield Tanda
Keeler Brothers
Portland
Denver
Stanfield Water
Robert Atkinson
Gweeler tMeotherm
Tirana
Busines
Stanfield
Keeler Broz
Bob Atkinson
Life Insurance Company
Idaho State Life Insurance Co
Tplay
Awit
Circuit Court Aguinst
EL Gameron
Petenon, Tinhon & Clarket
Mrs Myrick Hospitalized After Tonsil Operation
Mrs Pearl Myrick is a patient at St. Anthonys hospital following a tonsil operation performed this morning.
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Mra. Myrick
Mra
Pearl Myrick
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Two Wed in Pendleton and Echo Weddings Today
Marriage licenses issued to Archie Cox and Misa Lelia Master Morgan of Pendleton and to Freemin Orval Hendricks of Echo and Misa Hische Rhode of Menidleton.
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Toillay
Archie Cox
Misa Lelia Master Morgan
Pendleton
Freemin Orval Hendricks
Echo
Misa Hische Rhode
Menidleton
Rainfall Report Notes Ends Soon After Wet Spell
A weather bulletin by Major Lee Moor details rainfall of .09 inches last night and today in Inet. The barometer signals the rainy spell is nearly concluded.
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Inet
Lee Moorhowe
Ducks Abound In Hermiston Region Hunters Bring Big Bags
Puck Trunting reports plentiful ducks in Hermiston with many chotters out. Hunters from Mortland and locals like Dr. Guy Boyden W D Humphrey, C J Hamley John Manley Guy Wyrick Mack Lester Sal Raum and others secured substantial bags, reflecting a strong hunting day across Hermiston and nearby areas.
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Puck Trunting
Hermiston
Mortland
Guy Boyden
W. DD
Humphrey
C. J
Hamley
John Manley
Guy Wyrick
Mack Lester
Sal Raum
Weet End
Canteen at May Sol Building Likely to Close
Umatilla Counts Red Crom chapter plans to call the canteen building used during wartime activities as closed yesterday. The September report shows 17 service members fed at the canteen, one of the smallest totals since the project began. It is unlikely the canteen will reopen for special trains. A congratulatory message from The Dallas chapter arrived praising Pendleton canteen work.
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Umatilla
Red Crom
Dalloe
Pendleton
Pendleton Mission Road Approved By County Board
County commissioners approve a five mile project to build a highway from Pendleton east to the Unwuila Indian Mission on Cabbage Hill road. The plan aims to connect the city outskirts with the mission via Ambil te area turnout. Meador, a known figure in Pendleton, linked to a Missouri robbery case, was identified as a trio member captured in the Antonia quarters. his associate Manning died in the Meacham hold up, and Meador recently left prison on a conditional pardon and worked in Astoria.
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Pendleton Mision
Pendleton
Unwuila Indian Mission
Cabbage Hill
Armilte
Meadors
al Meador
Missouri
Antonia
Pondleton
Meadora
Bandita
Meacham
Charley Manning
Mentors
Mand
Ben
Astoria
Appeal for Probate Court Upholds Trial in Circuit Court
In the case of Mrs Olive King Allen versus M Candreh as administratrix of Brantue J Wilber estate, an appeal from probate court is on trial this afternoon. Mrs Allen alleges a claim against the estate to be paid and a verdict is expected before evening adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive King Allen Ve. Men
M. Candreh
Brantue J. Wilber
Allen
Liberty Bonds Finance Street Improvements Planned in City
The city approved plans for river area improvements with a $20,278.44 engineer estimate and created Assessment District No. 70 to fund the work on the north riverbank. Bids for Grant Street sewer work of 1452 feet were awarded to B C Day for $1,409.50. City reforms include requisition orders for city purchases, removal of obsolete concrete bays and poles, and a September damages report totaling $420,105 with Troy laundry plant as the largest loss. A west at Garden and Tustin streets was approved.
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Mark
Perkins Avenue
Ralevy
Walters
B.C. Day
Grant Street
City Engineer and Sewer Committee
Thomas Fite Gerald
City Recorder
Cuancilman Taylor
Jidee
Gerald
Kidney Health Salts Promoted for Back and Kidney Relief
A vintage advice item touts Rad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys, relieve backache, and ease various ailments from stomach upset to bladder issues. It urges daily use of a tablespoon in water before breakfast, claiming it cleanses and activates kidneys.
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Carpuster
Carpenter
la Grande
Peoples Warehwiuwe
Geoliental Life Insurances Company
la Grane
Wade Privett
California
J. Dn Vaurhan
Hho Aioian
Tetuirn
I. Alexander and
Key Alexander Returna
M. Alomader
Asociation Boiling
George W. Gray
Association
Clarence and
Chauncey Bishop
Edgar Thetapaga
Tom Murphy
Monty Judd
Hubertmith
Ned Strahorn
Rank Dickwon
Pen- Moton
Koom Sigma
University of Oregon
Ernest Crockatt
Cap Corres
AU Bilverthorn
Joffers
Pawine
Tqauraroe Co
Athena
Milton
Tustibo
Pearce J. BH. Parken
R. E Chioupek
Ooote
Ft. A. Thoin
Penland Brothers
Weat Webb
Arhatfoote
Maleten
Wo Horns
Navy
Navy Recruiter
New York
Navy Recruiting Bureau
M. Rulinom
Gouraud
Ote Tyre
Brazil
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
E Kerley
Chan
B. H
Ina
Pendleton, Oregon
Dodge Brothers Business Car
Cottonwood & Water
Beauty
Phone 526
Rhflexers
Abe
KABO
Liberty Bonds
Troy
Garden and
Tustin Streets
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