Council Minutes Show Small City Business Reported
City council in Mayor Murphy’s absence adjourned early after accepting a sewerage extension by Foster & Robinson of Spokane and authorizing final payment of about five thousand dollars. A financial report covering April 1969 to October 1969 lists receipts totaling 2699.75 and expenditures of 2550.79, leaving a balance on hand of 148.96.
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Pendleton Council to Hear Paving Assessments in October
Pendleton Common Council will meet October 29 1911 at City Hall to finalize paving assessments for Alta Street Webb Street and Cottonwood Street. A tentative assessment will be on file for review at the City Recorder's office starting October 17. Citizens listed may appear with objections before the council sets the verdict.
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Pendleton
Cite
City Hall
Pommon Caynell
Thos Fitz Gerald
City Recorder
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Updates on Locating Arthur Zolloner
Pendleton sees Arthur Zolloner, who left ten years ago and ran a Provo business until six weeks ago, renewing old ties and seeking a new site. Wight Acres transfers for 5000 dollars, deed filed by ER L Blackburn to Judig A Lour and Nettle Foster for about ten acres north of Freewater. Mortrace dispute arguments today before Judge Phelps in Jones estate versus Dozier over a mortgage dispute claimed paid. Marriage licenses issued to Peter Ulmen and Bertha Eldridge from Rudyard and Pendleton resident Florente Simons with Edward Parker. Two intoxicated men, Ed Johnson and Fred Clark, pleaded guilty. options chosen: five dollars or three days in jail. Former Pendleton High star Lester Means returns to tackle for Multnomah Athletic Club against Willamette University.
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Arthur Zolloner
Provo
Utah
Pendleton
Wight Acres
L. Blackburn
Judig
A. Lour
Nettle Foster
Freewater
Mortrace
Phelps
George W. Jones T
Madison Jones
John Dozier
Peter J. Ulmen
Bertha Eldridge
Rudyard
Clouthou County
Montana
This County
Edward ©. Parker
Florente M. Simons
Ed Johnson
Fred Clark
Elch
Loved Young Dream Shattered At County Clerk’s Office
A couple seeking a marriage license are denied by Deputy County Clerk Brown due to nonresidency, wander the corridor embarrassed as they learn the legal requirements and their elopement plans are thwarted by unfamiliar rules. A separate suit seeks division of lands in Umatilla and Morrow counties among heirs and defendants tied to mortgages. Also, Walter McCormack builds a multi-purpose auto truck from an old car, recently used as an ambulance for an Indian employee.
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Brown
Corridora
Pomeroy
Dayton
Faye Smith
Etta Andera Jess Anders
Dollie Strayer
George E. Strayer
Ollie O'Connor
John O'Connor
A. H. Sunderman
Lula Sunderman
Hate Powers
Clifford Powers
Sam Handsacker
Mabel Flandsacker
Frank Sloan
BE. W. &Schraldt
The
Peoples Warehouse
George E. Carnes
Owen Carnes
Bank of Hepp
Walter McCormack
Pendleton Auto Company
Juel
Seeing Pendleton Car Pleases Local Crowd
Seven teen chorus girls from the Billy Clifford company rode a joy ride through Pecame Mt, brought to town for transport. The stunt drew attention as a real Seeing Pendleton moment, en route from Balfour-Gunthrie several miles from the city.
Unlucky 1911 Lovers in England Breaks
In 1911 a surge of broken engagements unsettled English society. January saw five shattered romances reported in social columns, followed by a calmer spell until September when eight more announcements appeared. Families of distinction were involved, and the reasons remain unsettled and rarely disclosed.
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England
Querry
London
Nevru Desced
Chinese Celebrate as Emperor Begins School
Chinese celebrate as the young emperor begins school in Pekin with a half holiday for children. Proposals pass through streets decorated with flags. The five and a half year old ruler of about 406 million Chinese lives in seclusion, visited only occasionally by his mother.
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Pekin
Ritter
Onor
Manchuria
Mongolia
Turkea
Cow tuberculosis trial pursued at Willoughby farm
A. Beldler, state agriculture commissioner, conducts a test to prove whether a cow with tuberculosis can be cured and restored to health at his Willoughby farm. The cow lived in a tent paddock after February tests indicated infection, with shelter provided by a stall during storms.
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Cleveland
A. Beldler
Willoughly
Heldler
Gariculture
Queen Nefratrl Mummy Rescued From Auction Room
The mummy of Queen Nefratrl wife of King Rameses I and mother of the Pharaohs was saved from an auction room in Blackhurns by an expert. Officials say the royal artefact was stolen from an Egyptian temple and stripped of its jewels to hide the treasure.
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Mroamamy
Pinraid
Eingelanid
Loannon
Nefratrl
Rameses I
Blackhurns
Arths
Woman Loves Man For Real Self, Man Loves Ideal
A woman loves a man for who he truly is while a man loves a woman for what he imagines she could be. The contrast highlights different bases of affection.
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