Kemlers Have Sou A Newborn Son Reported
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Mitea Kemler at their home three miles out on McKay creek Indiag Dewok. Tacian Williams fined ten dollars in police court for drunkenness. Brightening Up Prent Partners brighten the Red Cross Drug store front recently purchased by Thompson brothers. Guantian Appointed guardian ad litem for two minor children. Bertha Blancett left for Denver due to sister illness. Inspect High Line power plant visit by J H Seigfried and F W Vincent. Fire warning issued as leaves burning risk, urging caution to prevent fires. Special trains arranged for Hermiston show travel and for Wall Walla return. Postmaster Tweedy requests arc light at West Alta and Garden corner. Farmers on Adams rural route No. 2 sowing 1917 wheat. Harney County supports a new normal school. Hodges contemplates a local milk mill project. Margaret Kinnear named administratrix of Me Inter Alexander Kinnear estate. William Wilkie wanted for robbing. Robes case notes. Decree foreclosure signed in First National Bank on A D Stillman. Suit against John L Cross for $127.06. Damages case against Bledsoe vs N W Co ongoing. death of John Morgan discussed. Witness Anglo Gerondo described incident. other testimonies follow.
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J. West
J. T. Brown
Displayed diamond medal noted at W C T U event
The diamond medal for the declamation contest winner at the W C T U convention is on display in Peoples Wares windows this evening. No general admission charges but offerings will be accepted. Also mentions sentiment for Pendleton Normal and Governor Withycombe opposing the brewer's amendment. O'Brien anger over a buggy collision near the depot, destruction of a tree, and a large fire drill at Judd Building with crowd control details.
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Salem
Ro Clevenner
Pendleton
Withycombe
May Build Mill in Pendleton Inspires Gear Ling Project
J. M. Hodges, builder and current operator of four mills at Pilot Rock, is in Pendleton today conducting an inquiry that may lead him to construct a gear ling facility in the area. He admires local industry and signals potential expansion.
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J. M. Hodges
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
American sniper identified in Jersey town clash
Stanley Mydogh son of hall owner in Bayonne New Jersey linked by police to a deadly clash involving Standard Olatrikera. He allegedly fired from hall roof at long range wounding and killing. social event announcements follow with Pendleton Lodge No 244 invitation and details for a social gathering.
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Bayonne
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Jersey
Pendleton Lode No
B. P.O
Thos
Fit Gerald
Endorse Normal Social and Civic Improvement Effort
Continued from Page L the item advocates improving social and civic conditions through wiser legislation and policy measures aimed at public welfare. The note frames the initiative as essential to community stability and responsible governance.
Oregon WCTU convention resolves support and dry efforts
The document records resolutions from the Pendleton and Umatilla County WCTU convention praising the WCTU, aiming to defeat the brewer's measure and back the Oregon dry bill, while thanking local hosts and expressing gratitude for hospitality and publicity. It endorses the eastern Oregon normal school and praises the white ribbon workers and fellowship. Signed by MS. G. L. Buland, Mrs. W. A. Ahearn, Mrs. L. H. Bowerman, and Mrs. Ella P. Powell.
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Pendleton
Umatill
Mesastre
Pendleton Chamber of Commerce
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M. E. Church
Macy
Pendleton Prem
G. L. Buland
W. A. Ahearn
Ll. H. Bowerman
Ella P. Powell
Greeting crowds as Wilson visits South Bend
In South Bend 8000 people greet President Wilson as rain falls and a late train arrives. Children wave from roofs and balustrades while an auto factory employee presents himself. Wilson quips about keeping a camp and thanks the crowd sincerely as he continues a cross country trip.
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McCormick predicts landslide for Wilson in West
Chairman McCormick argued a Western landslide for Wilson, claiming favorable conditions after a careful survey. He said Washington and Nebraska would yield big Democratic majorities, Missouri and Indiana secure for Wilson, with Ohio and North Dakota leaning Democratic. He doubted any Hughes state west of the Mississippi.
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