Bryan’s Changes Bright Hobson
Captain Hobson visits Pendleton and Chicago, praising Bryan’s chances and the desire for a national change. He notes no Adams speech, explains travel to Portland, and cites potential vote-buying pressures in key states. The trip included discussions with the Democratic National Committee and meetings with James John.
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Captain Hobson
Bryan
Pendleton
Washington, D. C
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Washington
Hobson
Moryan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Peterson Enjoys Clansman at New Oregon Playhouse
Will M Peterson attends the New Oregon production of The Clansman and praises the humorous depictions of the old southern Negro character, saying the portrayal provided strong comic delineation and entertaining moments.
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Will M. Peterson
Clansman
The
New Oregon
Pendleton ball player marries in Portland
Ash Houston former Pendleton second baseman and Tri City league standout has married Misa Edina Bullock, daughter of Fred Bullock. The ceremony was set for tonight at Rev A J Montgomery’s home. Houston, a well known local baseball figure, played in the Tri City league and briefly with Oakland of the Pacific Coast league, with a likely move to Aberdeen in the Northwestern league next season.
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Ash Houston
Pendleton
Oregon Journal
Dan Cupid
Asher Houston
Misa Edina Bullock
Fred Bullk
A. J. Montgomery
Houston
Simmer
Oakland
Aberdeen
Penbleton Woman Marries Tacoma Man at St Lukes Church
Mrs Laura BD Nash of Penbleton married Mr F J Settetle at 5 pm Saturday October 17 at St Lukels Church Tacoma. They will reside in Tacoma. Nash had lived here for years and had many friends on the north side of the river. Her former cottage is now occupied by J N Burgess and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura BD. Nash
F. J. Settetle
St. Lukels Ehurch
Tacoma
Improvements under way in Association block on Main street
Major work continues in the upper story of the Association block on Main street with offices repainted and upgraded. North end rooms are being fitted for Mr and Mrs W F Matlock who plan to occupy the suite this winter and board at the Hotel PenDeton.
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Main Street
W. F. Matlock
Rodgers named administrator of Wilson estate
In probate court this morning Lowell Rodgers was appointed administrator of the estate of Cartheryn Wilson. Peterson and Wilson represented Mr. Rodgers in the transaction. The estate includes 160 acres of wheat land on the reservation valued at $12,000. Mrs Wilson died about six weeks ago.
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Lowell Rodgers
Cartheryn Wilson
Peterson & Wilson
Rodgers
Wilson
Visiting Journalist Edgar Meresse in Pendleton Today
Visiting journalist Edgar Meresse, formerly managing editor of The Dalles Chronicle and recently with the Condon Globe, is the guest of friends in Pendleton. He plans a short stay before visiting Walla Walla. Meresse is a Willamette University graduate.
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Edgar Meresse
Dalles Chronicle
Condon Globe
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Ath Meresss
Willamette University of Salem
Snowbound Nebraska Hauls Halt Canton Firmman Says Four Feet Deep
Herbert Barton of Canton Culvert company arrives with county court to report a severe snow storm in Nebraska and central western states. He notes the snow is four feet deep along the railroad in many places as the blast rages on.
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Herbert Barton
Canton Culvert Company
Canton
Ohio
Nebraska
Conductor Shifts On Main Line Passenger Run
A general shifting has taken place among conductors on the main line passenger run for the present. Conductor Coykendall lays off while Conductor Frank Mytinger of the local freight run takes Mettrary's place. Conductor Wiseler replaces B. Smith, who is also laying off in La Orinds Observer.
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Coykendall
Frank Mytinger
Mettrary
Wiseler
B. Smith
la Orinds
Pendleton Hosts Wide Array of Local Visitors
A long list of visitors and locals stopping in Pendleton includes Will Switeler and friends from Umatilla, W H Boyd of Echo, P F L McCrea of Holdman, Clifton Cleaver of Echo, R ON Stanfield of Echo, Glen McCullough of Echo, B F Bransfield of Athena, F W Mesner of Baker City, Dave Ellas of Ione, W J Gordon from Walla Walla, Andy Larsen of Helix, Miss Tarura Griswold of Helix, Mr and Mrs B J Burke, Mrs G W Watering of Hermiston, T 2 Same and wife, Mrs C H Bietel, S F Wilson of Athena, J F Shelton of Echo, Mrs Effie Weldert, Lillian Rourke, C G Green of Durkee, M H Gillette and wife of Echo, Mrs R L OH Allen of Hermiston, Mrs Charles King of Hermiston, Oliver P Morton of Hermiston, Jay Pelmulder of Hermiston, Tom Cavanaugh of Milton, Mrs J F Spinning of Echo with Laura Bonney, J C Freestone recovering from quarry injuries, Mrs J M Scarborough, and Will and Ralph Davis of Hermiston among others visiting or calling in Pendleton.
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Will Switeler
Umatilla
W. H. Boyd
Echo
Pendleton
FP. L. McCrea
Holdman
Clifton Cleaver
R. ON
Stanfield
J. F. Spinning
Laura Bonney
J. C. Freestone
Weston boy leads Weston pony contest in 13th year
George Robbing and Clarence Eddy visit Weston to judge the Oregon Journal pony contest. Joe Reed, 13 years old and son of Mrs. J. E. Reed, emerges as the leading contestant from Weston.
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George Robbing
The
East Oregonian
Clarence Eddy
Oregon Journal
Weston
FE. O.journal
Much Socerka
Joe Reed
Seed
Mra. J. EH Reed
Tax Complaint Grist Before Board for Review
The board of review considers complaints from property owners alleging their real estate was assessed at higher valuations than usual during the current year. The filings reflect typical objections to tax assessments and seek equalization.
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Board of Review
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Malcolm McDermid
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McDermid of this city, marking a new addition to their family.
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Malcolm McDermid
Carr to Stand Trial for Murder in Orofine Area
A. D. Carr who last summer shot and killed Albert Moore and has been jailed for some time now faces murder trial. The men lived near Orofine Idaho and had previously accused each other of cattle stealing. Moore and Carr were arrested but escaped. they later met and Carr killed Moore. Rumor says a writ of habeas corpus may attempt to free Carr.
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A. D. Carr
Albert Moore
Lberty
Orofine
Idaho
Carr
Moore
Tea Trade Etiquette and Grocer Policy
A short note on tea quality and customer rights. If the tea is good you ask for a second cup. If not, you ask for the money. The grocer refunds customers who dislike their purchase. Mike Schilling's Best is the brand mentioned in the promise to pay.
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Mike Schilling
Fall Seeding Seen Across Umatilla County Farmland
Ground moisture and improved conditions accelerate wheat planting across Umatilla county with new ground being broken in Pilot Rock and western areas. Acreage may edge past last year as drills begin, weeds emerge, and soil remains favorable though more moisture needed before year’s end. Deeds recorded include Andrew Brown et al to John A Halley for 5000 and various transfers in Pitot Rock and Newport areas.
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Pilot Rock
Umatilla
Semnon
Eeho
Bloodhound Agency to Establish Three Patrol Stations
Gus Miller of Bellingham Washington plans to set up three bloodhound stations to aid law enforcement. One will be in Bellingham, another in Everett, and a third at a point on the Canadian border for use by officers in tracking criminals.
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Gus Miller
Bellingham
Wash
Everett
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Victorian Style
A marriage license was issued yesterday to William Gravennuch and Mabel Newquist, both residents of Umatilla County. A license was granted Tuesday morning to Lavi Reeder and Miss Minnie Champion, both from this county.
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Wm. Gravennuch
Mabel Newquist
Pmatilla County
Lavi Reeder
Minnie Champion
Free skating at Treland's rink weekly for Yokota
Treland's rink offers free skating sessions each week for Yokota, inviting local skaters to enjoy open skating time and community fun. The promotion highlights Yokota participation and regular weekly events at the ice facility.
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Yokota
Treland
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Portland
Qlansman
Captain Hotson
James Johna
F&s
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Penbleton
United States Depository
Glen McCullough
B. F. Bransfield
Athena
F. W. Mesner
Baker City
Dave Ell
Ione
G. W. Bradley
W. J. Gordon
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Helix Wheat
Tarura Griswold
Helix
B. J. Burke
G. W. Watering
Hermiston
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Milton
C. H. Bietel
F. Wilson
J. F. Shelton
Echo Attorney
Effie Weldert
Near
Adama
Mikes Lillian Rourke
C. G. Green
Durkee
M. H. Gillette
Eame
RL OH. Allen
Charles King of
City
Oliver P. Morton
U. & Reclamation Service
Jay Pelmulder
Tom Cavanaugh
J. M. Scarborough
Clyde
Will
Ralph Davis
Pendieton
Weston Boy After Pony
Jalil
Timely Furnishings
Wilson Bros
Wikson Bros
Mocha & Dent’s
Boston
Andrew Brown
John A. Halley
J. M. Labadyvent
Winnie Wil- Hime
Kern
Maria L
Newport
Northwest Quarter
Township 4
Maxwell Land & Irrigation
Carrie H. Beitel
H. H. Copeland
North Addition
Pitot Rock
Starta Bloodhound Agency
East Oregonian-Journal Pony Contest
Postoffice
Pony Man
Pendleton, Or
Ness College
Oregon
J. Glenn Miller
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