Pendleton News Notes Highlight Local Remodels and Events
Dwellings remodel permits issued today with costs around 150 dollars. Echo hosts a highway engineers dance with Fletcher’s Jazz Orchestra supplying music. Norman Hackett appears in Tea for Three in Pendleton tomorrow night. Al Lindgren hospitalized at St Anthony’s after surgery. Civic Club nets 124 dollars and 25 cents from Madame Zarad concert for next year’s county library maintenance. Breach leaves Pendleton for Portland. S M Turner succeeds him at the choir and electrical shop. McCarroll’s Velle automobile catches fire east of town. firemen contain the flames after a quick response. J M Blakeley visits family in Pendleton. W J Maloney visits Seward for business in Portland. Charley Harrah clarifies he is not Forrest Marrah’s cousin. Judge Fred Wilson and Mrs Wilson depart after a week’s visit. Wilson presided last week during trials of three Canon cases. Trial jury discharged after one day. equity cases to be addressed in circuit court starting Nov 15.
Rodent control talks and bond vote dominate Pendleton items
Gabrielwon and Horn of the U S Biological Survey conferred with Stanley Jewett on rodent extermination efforts, then Gabrielwon left for Malheur county and Horn to John Day country. Union County voted 2141 to 528 for a 1.6 million dollar good roads bond issue to build 125 miles of paved road and 600 miles of graveled laterals.
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Gabrielwon
Horn Mere
Ira N. Gabrielvon
Bkverett EB. Horn
Rodent Control Department
United States Biologhoml Survey
Stanley Jewett
Malheur County
Mr. Horn
John Day Country
Union County
Expended Roads Funds in Oregon by County and Region
The report shows total state and federal road funds expended or contracted east of the Cascades amounting to 5 9 60 391 26 since 1814 with Umatilla county contributing the largest share. West of the Cascades funds totaling 15 711 332 5 71 bring Oregon’s grand total to 21 071 006 07, with Douglas county holding the greatest single county share at 2 827 938 18.
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Umatilla
Cascades
Umatilla County
Oregon
Douglas County
Kennewick Boys Sent Home After Juvenile Intervention
Two 11 year old boys from Kennewick were sent home by Juvenile Officer John Halley Jr after being found penniless during an early Saturday night stop. They had been visiting Camas Prairie and exhausted their funds on the way back. They claimed a stepfather at home and had built a wandering reputation locally.
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Kennewick
Frank
Crval Page
John Halley Jr
Camas Prairie
Local Travelers’ Misadventure Ends in Financial Strain
During a trip to Elgin the two travelers returned home, then reappeared claiming plans to visit Camas Prairie. On their way back they exhausted their funds, leaving them in a tight financial spot.
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Elgin
Camas Prairie
Organize Pam Boreas and others to establish county bureaus
Will Organize Pam Boreas, Fred Bennion, and other agents travel to Her Miston to organize for bureaus across the western county. Columbia will be first, with arrangements aided by listed agents who have urged bureau activity while promoting demonstrations on rabbit control and improved feeding methods. Stanfield and Echo seek bureau opportunities and rabbit poisoning plans for local outreach.
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Pam Boreas
Fred Bennion
Mise Mila May Harmon
Hermiston
Columbia
FL 1. Phipps Henry Sommerer
Frank Waugeman
EF. BE Graham
M. BR. Gullaher
al Herminton
J. F McNaught
George Creaty
FE. P. Dodd
Umatilla
We & Means
Stanfield
Echo
Engineers Attend Northwestern Highway Meeting in Portland
Attendees included M. O. Bennett highway engineer and Geary Mimbrell former county engineer. Bennett sits on the board of directors. James B. Stewart of Mosail spoke at the session held in Portland on Saturday.
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Mewting
M.0. Bennett
Atte
Geary Mimbrell
Northwestern Society of Highway Engineers
Portland
Bennett
James 8. Stewart
Mosail
Oregon Pushes Ballot to Raise Bonded Debt Limit
A society plans to circulate initiative petitions in Oregon to place on the ballot a measure raising the state bonded indebtedness limit to 6 percent from the current 2 percent. The group opposes continuing engineering work under federal salary limits and urges suspending the measure so top engineers can be attracted to executive public works roles. Congress consider Fenntur Jones of Washington introduced a bill to create a Department of Public Works.
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Oregon
Congres
Fenntur Jones
Washington
Cerease
Department of Public Works
Reg Tre- Jovi
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Pendleton
Henry Hobson
Furniahnd
Fletcher
Jazz Orchestra
Norman Hackett
Pounder
Pendieton
Lambda Sigma
Oxigtation
Pendieton High School
Hackett
al Lindgren
St. Anthony's A
Civic Club
Civico Club
Madame Zarad
O. Breach
Church of the Redeemer Choir
Pendleton Band
Breach
J. L. Vaughan
Bolas
8. M. Turner
Ney
Wallowa
J. M. Blakeley
Blakeley
W. Maloney
Seward
J. W. Maloney
Bank of
Oregonian
Mintoken
Charley Harrah
Beattle
W. W. Harrah
Busny
Forrest Marrah
Deparia
Fred Wilson
Dalles
Wilhan
Go. W. Phelpa
Witton
Moses Taylor
Aireuit
Etreult
Heppner
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
Joe Kerley
Chas
BE. Heard
Ina
Fendieton, Oregon
Grocery Department
Pandleton
Veteray
Northwest
Argonne
Trand Lawk Tits
Walla Walla
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
David Bennett Hill
MELBA
Rock Springs
And
Utah
B. L. Burroughs, Inc
Cor. Webb and College
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