Registration Books Closed in Pendleton Election Roll
Pendleton voters show little interest as only 481 signified intent to vote in December’s city election. Ward 4 leads with 148 registrants, Ward 2 with 144, Ward 3 with 105, and Ward 1 with 76. Ages range 21 to 82, with William M. Franker the oldest registrant.
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Pendleton
John Hailey, Jr
W. G. Sutherland
J. M. Heathman
W. McClure
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Ward No. 4
No. 3
William M. Franker
Pendleton Considers Water and Electric System Improvements
Tuesday night residents met to discuss the town water and electric systems. A favorable decision promises better water supply, brighter streets, abundant light, and lower taxes for Pendleton, as stated by Cc. P. Strain.
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Pendleton
Cc. P, Strain
Pendleton High To Face Whitman In Season Opener
Pendleton high school football squad of 18 travels to Walla Walla to open the season against Whitman college. Captain Devine hopes to score but victory is not expected. Lineup includes Mc Dill Thompson Bowman Kimball Snyder Struve Hinderman Devine Sturdevant Milne with subs Williamson Jordan Rader Strain. Superintendent Landers and Coach Brown accompany the team.
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Pendleton High School
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Whitman
Walla Walla High School
Devine
Pendleton
McDill
Thompson
Bowman
Kimball
Snyder
Struve
Hinderman
Sturdevant
Milne
Williamson
Carl
Jordan
Rader
Strain
Landers
Brown
Garden City
Famous Composer Dudley Buck Dies Suddenly in New Jersey
Dudley Buck, famed organist and composer of church music, died suddenly yesterday at his son’s home in West Orange New Jersey. He was 70, after returning from a two year European sojourn. Buck, born in Hartford Connecticut, studied at Leipaic conservatory and wrote the cantata sung by 800 gibes at Philadelphia’s centennial opening.
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West Orange
N. J
Dudley Buck
Europe
Buck
Hartford
Conn
Lelpaic Conservatory
Philadelphia
Numerous Travelers Noted in Local Business Scene
Local notices list John Medler and Dr M S Kern visiting for business, William Castle and Carl Jenson traveling from Irrigon and Pilot Rock, J N Burgess returning from Pendleton, Dot Angers departing for Portland, and many others moving, visiting, or overseeing affairs in Pendleton and nearby towns. Multiple professionals, merchants, and residents are cited with short trips to Walla Walla, Portland, Adams, Hermiston, and Baker City.
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J. N. Burgess
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Dot Angers
Portland
J. F. Gervey
Adams
Market Street
Jennie Perry
Walla Walla
Carl Jenson
Simonds
Freewater
Fred Lampkin
East Oregonian
E. A. Middlebrook
Joseph
Wallowa County
J. O. Hitles
East Webb Street
Lecture course opens with Senator Bob Taylor visit
Under Miss Grace Fonner direction students and several city schools are organizing a winter lecture series. The course opens October 13 with Senator R L Taylor of Tennessee presenting A Happy Valley, praised by the Memphis News-Scimitar for its imagery, eloquence, humor, and hopeful perspective.
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Grace Fonner
Hsting
Miss Ponner
Pendleton
Public
Miss Homner
Ethel Kennedy
Sibyl Cole
Francis Saling
Norma Willis
High
Bernice Walker
Washington School
Ruby Siebert
Vesta Lynde
Irene Webb
Hawthorne School
Nrow
R. L. Taylor
Tennessee
Happy
Memphis News-Scimitar
Bob Taylor
Looked Very Littl Worn Employer My Boy Line
A light exchange between an exhausted employer praising long years at work and a witty office boy noting the rough start of their careers. The dialogue hints at endurance and humour in work life across decades.
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Grindstone
Pendleton Marriage License Issued for Folsom and Bonowits
A marriage license was issued today in Pendleton to Fred Folsom of Coos county and Misa Florence Bonowits of Wea tom Wheat Unchanged. Prices remain 77 cents for club and 85 cents for biuestem. Some small sales occur but nothing of importance recorded. Dr Lydly and Dr W H Lytle, state sheep inspector and state veterinarian, returned from Portland and Willamette valley on business related to their offices.
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Fred Folsom
Coos County
Misa Florence Bonowits
Weatom
Lydly
W. H. Lytle
Portland
Willamette Valley
City Council Audits Bills At Last Night’s Session
The council reviewed the usual list of city bills in a meeting held after a two week gap due to the district fair postponement. The session covered routine finance matters and expenditures.
McCoy Road Fight Prolonged in County Court
The McCoy road dispute, ongoing in county court for months, resumes today as ranchers near Milton push to secure a road across the McCoy farm in opposition to the McCoys.
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Milton
Major Moorhouse Praises La Grande District Fair Exhibit
Major Moorhouse returned from La Grande where his exhibit was shown at the district fair now held there. The livestock exhibit impressed him, and he praised the fair overall. The exhibit is now in the care of Glen Bushee.
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Allie Knight
Alberta
Sam Thompson
Mark Moorhouse
Walla Walla
Thompson Auto
W. McClure
Bureau of Animal Industry
Northwest
Seattle
Major Moorhouse
Lee Moorhouse
la Grande
Glen Bushee
Officers Return With Prisoners From Salem
Sheriff T. D. Taylor and Deputy Ber. Wilson returned from Salem delivering two prisoners to the penitentiary. Jesse Hurst and J. A. Warren will serve an indeterminate sentence and two years respectively.
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T. D. Taylor
Ber. Wilson
Salem
Jesse Hurst
J. A. Warren
Perry to Open New Barber Shop in State Saloon Front
EK Perry, former Golden Rule hotel barber and recent Dime theater shop proprietor, is having the former Dime theater building fitted for a new barber shop in front of the State saloon. He expects to serve patrons within a few days.
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Hk. EK. Perry
Golden Rule Hotel
State Saloon
Dime Theater
Pioneer Contractor's Body Moved to New Cemetery
Mrs J F Dunn of Lekona Washington visiting. She and her son Charles arrange relocation of her husband’s body from the old cemetery to the new in this city. He died October 4 1884 after a career as a well known local contractor. He was born in St Johns Newfoundland.
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J. F. Dunn
Lekon
Wash
St. Johns
N. F
Funeral of M A Reeves Held at Baker Folsom Parlors
Funeral in 2 PM from Baker Folsom parlor conducted by Rev. Ralph Storey. Reeves family details: Orville son from O A C and brother Richard attended. other relatives in Washington Oregon and Nebraska. Deceased formerly lived here died in Salem.
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M. A. Reeves
Baker & Folsom T
Ralph Storey
Salem
Orville Reeves
Ttichard Reeves
May Winkle
Fresno
EB. A. Reeves
Blaine
Wash
H. W. Reeves
Los Angeles
Lo Reeves
Bellingham
Reeves
White Clay
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O. M. Heacock, Optician
October
Edison Records
Just
China
Handy Store
Main Street
John Medler
Walvo
M.S. Kern
Flermiston
William Castle
Irrigon
N. W. Schofield
Herbert Strohm
Hermiston
Oliver P. Morton
The
Reclamation Service
Howard Evans
Amatillo County
Douglass Betts
Dave Wright
Pendleton-Walin Walla
Gordon Menzies
Richard Mayberry
Stanfield
Columbia Land Company
Laura Wyrick
Benkhe- Walker Business College
Jack Wyrick
C. T. Godwin
Baker City
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Taft
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