Fruit Man in Yakima on Pendleton business
Pendleton Fruit Co. manager Mark R. Pickering is in Yakima on business and will return Sunday. Also notes hunting trip plans by Walter Mitchel and J. J. Chinholm, George C. Baer home from Puget Sound and Portland trip, plus student method by Mary Johns and various local notices.
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Yakima
Mark R. Pickering
Pendleton Fruit Co
Walter Mitchel
J. J. Chinholm
Mitchell
Wallowa County
Permanent Work Urged At Hermiston Woman Meeting
Mian Gertrude Vanhoesen from Washington DC urged permanent home demonstration work at Hermiston yesterday. Miss Van Hoeren explained differences between war emergency and peace time demonstration work. County agent Ella May Harmon and state leader Mrs Jeaste PD Meo also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Gertrude Vanhoesen
Hermiston
Miss Vanhoenen
Washington, D. C
Misa Ella May Harmon
Mre. Jeaste PD
Dorsey Jones Hospitalized and Admin Appointed
Dorsey Jones remains in St Anthony's Hospital after an appendicitis operation this morning. Thine Doherty, son of the late Daniel Doherty, is appointed administrator of his estate. Real property valued at 8400 and personal estate at 1000 are listed. Five jurors called for September term by Sheriff T D Taylor: Frank Griggs M J Poster Frank Falling George D Peebler A F Dupuis. Jack Billingsley sues Al Stasher for 184 for harvest of wheat. seeks lien foreclosure and court costs. Court Street poles and concrete bases at intersections slated for removal per city council order. first at Court and Cottonwood, others to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Jones
Dorany Jonow
St Anthony's Hospital
Thine Doherty
Lnte
Daniel Doherty
T. D. Taylor
Frank Griggs
M. J. Poster
Frank Falling
George D. Peebler
A. F. Dupuis
Court Street
Court and
Cottowood
Sugar Shortage Hits Pendleton Confectioners
Pendleton confectioners report a sugar shortage caused by strikes in San Francisco. They are obtaining sugar from Portland through robbers, and the product remains scarce. Prior to the shortage, sugar was bought from local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
San Francisco
Fortland
Focal Firma
Ringold Starts Removing Old Bell Tower
Fire Chief Ringold began removing the old No 4 hose company bell tower on Liloth Street between Webb and Alta. The tower is to be sold by the fire committee and the bell will be kept at city hall to be used as a curfew bell.
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Ringold
Estes Bell
Liloth Street
Webb
Alta
Ecity Hall
Weather Report For Today From Major Moorhouse
The forecast notes a high of 62 degrees and a low of 46 degrees with clear conditions. Barometric pressure is 29.87 inches indicating fall weather and no rain.
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Tae Moorhouse
Football Squad Doubled at High School Practice
Nearly 30 football men reported for high school practice after a pep meeting at 3:30. Principal HH Inlaw and Coach E Pletschmann praised the turnout and noted promising new material. Ray Spangle will represent Pendleton at the Palouse trapshooting tournament, aiming to complete 2000 targets for the year with 946 percent progress after 1600 targets. he departs on No 8 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innstead
FE. Inlaw
E. Pletschmann
Palouse
Ray Spangle
Pendleton
Waah
Spangle
Commercial Association to Meet in Pendleton
Printed notices go to Pendleton Commercial Association members urging attendance at the regular monthly meeting to be held Tuesday evening in the Elke building. It will be the first meeting in two months with an open forum for members to discuss civic matters.
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Commercial Association
Pendleton Commercial Association
Elke
Leaves For Astoria To Take Up Editor Role
Merle Chivaman left this morning for Astoria to become managing editor of the Astoria Budget. The paper was recently purchased by Mr. Chessman B. B. Aldrich Leo Drake and Fred Lampkin, all of this city. Mrs Chessman and daughter Peggy plan to move to California in November before joining him in Astoria, and are staying currently at Mrs Chesaman's grandmother Mrs William Elkoly f's home in this city.
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Astoria
Merle Chivaman
La Grande Football Mentor Forms Schedule for Fall
La Grande high school football mentor C H Reynolds met with Pendleton coach Karl Fleiechmann in town this morning during a Salem state fair trip. Reynolds announced a complete schedule for the team’s return trip. He noted an average turnout remains poor and football prospects for La Grande are not strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
C. H. Reynolds
Karl K. Fleiechmann
Pendleton
Reynold
Salem
Eit. Lowe
Fabric and accessory sale offers belts ties and collars
An old advertisement lists belts in nar row widths and all colors and finishes. It markets Middy and Windsor Ties with varied widths and prices, laundered collars with cuffs, plus broad cloth fabrics and Japanese crepe in multiple shades and uses for dresses, suits, wraps, and children's wear.
Deputy District Attorney Ends Randall Visit
Deputy District Attorney to Wear End and Randall traveled to Branfield today on office business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear End & Randall
Branfield
Lowell Not In Charge Of Armenian Clothes Drive
Stephen A. Lowell says he is not in charge of the old clothes drive for Armenian relief locally. He previously led the Armenian relief fund drive for a year but will not oversee the clothing collection now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Lowell
Stephen A. Lowell
Iported
Mr. Lowell
Cadet ranks appointed at Pendleton High School
Sergeants and corporals were appointed today at Pendleton High School by Marl Fletpohmann, military instructor for the boys cadet corps. Sergeants named are Lloyd McRae, Jack Beck, Edwin Kirby, Harold Holdman, bk Warner, and David Swanton. Corporals of the uniformed companies are Allen Polvo, Loeter Roots Roy Fanvhler, Carlton Latow and Ivan Houser. corporals of nonuniform companies are Jean Torgewon, Richard Neil, Purl Planting, Floyd Smith, Donald Whiteman, Charles Cahill, Flavel Temple, Ehir ley Havel, and Floyd Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Marl Fletpohmann
Boys’ Cadet Corps
Lloyd McRae
Jack Beck
Edwin Kirby
Harold Holdman
Bk Warner
David Swanton
Allen Polvo
Loeter
Roy Fanvhler
Carlton Latow
Ivan Houser
Jean Torgewon
Richard Neil
Purl Planting
Floyd Smith
Donald Whiteman
Charles Cahill
Flavel Temple
Ehirley Havel
Floyd Snyder
County officials inspect road south end for improvements
County commissioners surveyed the road north from Saxe station to connect with the road west from Helix, aiming to improve the south end. They discussed seeking ash or grade improvements as part of the project.
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Saxe Wtation
Helix
Iimprovementa
Asher
Court Seeks Route Through Comin Canyon Region
A court delegation examined a proposed road route in the Comin Canyon region and returned with notes. Officials report ongoing discussions and delays in the timetable as matters drift westward, affecting planning and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comin Canyon
Tobk
Leity
Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praised
A flood of testimonials from Dixie Georgia to Michigan extols Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. Users claim it relieves dysentery cholera morbus and various bowel ailments, with Mrs Carrie Fusner and others vouching for its prompt relief and household reliability.
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R. E. Bower
Dixie, Brooks Co
Chamberlain
Carrie Fusner
Zanesville
Ohio
Michigan
A. H. Hall
Caseville
Mich
Mary Carrington
Caraville
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Aro Alded
Mim Mary Johns
G. O. Richardson
Fron
Paoplee
Fletchers
Jaxi Orchestra
Claude Snow
Lloyd Atetin
Donald Woodworth
Earl ©. Fieischmann
Hermiston Booster
Port
E. & Davie
Walter N. Rose
Imperial
Harry Hamilton
Oresonian
Hamiey & Co
West
Middle West
Hamley & Co
J. C. Redford
Rush Lake
Saskatchewan
Mendleton
Kanker
Spokane
EB. Wailes
Inland Empire Bank
J. O'Brian
Anthony's Hospital
Appondiella
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Contabetbie
Insurance
Joe Kerley Successsor
Chas
Heari
Ina
Pendleton, Oregon
Sporting Goods Store
Baum
Hotel Pendleton Bldg
Morvest
Jack Billingstey
Salt 'N Érreult
A! Stasher
Jamon A. Feo
Alexanders
Windsor
Organdie
Georgette
J. E. Woodell
California
Geo. J. Kinz
Peebler
Workingmens Clothing
Loretta H. Starba
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