Newsy Notes of Pendleton Presbyterian Church
Rev Timblin will preach again morning and evening. Rally Day program tomorrow evening at 7:90. Sunday school pupils of the Christian church will present music and drills. The Farmers Mercantile Co of Spray Ore sues Lewin Wilkes and OA Wilkes for 74 dollars and interest on a note. Carter and Smythe counsel for plaintiff. Wireless from Mid Atlantic: Mrs John Vert reports her husband 800 miles out at sea en route to Scotland. Miller at Millen tonight. Senator Miller spoke at Athena last night and will speak at Milton this evening. The Third Degree booked for next Thursday night at the Oregon theater. Hunters return from a three day hunt with snow driving game from the mountains. only bacon for meat.
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Sundny School
The
Christian Church
Farmers’ Mercantile Co
Spray, Ore
Lewin Wilkes and
O A. Wilkes
Carter & Smythe
Mid-Atlantic
John Vert
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Scotlan
High Sea
Millen
M. A. Miller
Athena
Milton
Umatilla
Hunt
John Kearney
John Vaughan
Wesley Matlock
G. W. Beddow
Alleged 2 Party Phone Led Woman To Steal
San Francisco dated October 26 reports Mrs. Jeanette Parker jailed on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. She listened in on a two party line to learn that Mrs. W. P. Filmer ordered items on credit. Parker then visited a department store and charged large orders to Filmer’s account. When bills appeared, an investigation led to her arrest.
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San Francisco
Jeanette Parker
Rebuilding the Pyramid of Cheops Cost Estimate
A historical projection calculates the reconstruction of the Pyramid of Cheops under modern conditions would require 100 million dollars and the labor of 40,000 men for two years.
Thompson Street church sold to City brewery owner Roesch
Through real estate agent E T Wade the old Methodist church building on Thompson Street between Court and Alta has been sold by August Guderian to William Roesch, owner of the City brewery, for 3500 dollars, signaling a radical change of use.
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Thompson Street
Court and
Alta
E. T. Wade
August Guderian
William Roesch
City Brewery
Hood River Uma Ulla clubs oppose tax amendment No 804 305
Hood River and Uma Ulla Commercial clubs vow to work against the measure after letters from club secretaries outlining the real effects of adoption. Sues to Foreclose Mortgage. BH. L. Smith filed suit against Walter R. Bitney May Bell Bitney and A Hopeon to foreclose mortgages on notes totaling 5450 held by First National Bank. Attorney fees of 450 requested. Carter Smythe represent plaintiff.
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Hood River
Uma- Ulla
BH. L. Smith
Walter R. Bitney
May Bell Bitney
A. Hopeon
First National Bank
Carter & Smythe
Pilot Rock Realty Changes KE reports sales by Hoeft Belts Ris
KE. T. Wade says Robert Hoeft sold a quarter section three miles north east of Pilot Rock to Chris Breding for 2560, comprising 420 acres with ten in Appleburg sold by Douglas Belts to J. B. Runyon at 20 per acre. Court records show Lot 5, Block 1, Pilot Rock sold by Carl A. Ris to Margaret M. Adams, wife of Clarence Adams.
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Pilot Rock
Brother of Fighter Arrives for Oregon Theater Bout
Fred Sax a Portland middleweight heads to meet Boise’s Jack Carpenter on election night at the Oregon theater. His brother Joe Sax, pupil of Tommy Tracy and Columbus Club athlete, arrived to reinforce training. Carpenter schedules 3 pm gym work while Sax trains at 7 30. Both in peak condition and confident of a decision.
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Fred Sax
Jack Carpenter
Boise
Oregon Theater
Joe Sax
Tommy Tracy
Columbus Club
Portland
Carpenter
Sax
Four Cornered Battle After Noon In Pendleton
A four cornered fight broke out yesterday afternoon at Cottonwood over a disputed boot purchase. Combatants included Wilfrid Verdugo and Joe Hayes against Jexs Roberta and Arthur Willard. Verdugo prevailed. all four were arrested and posted ten dollars bail. Estate transfers note American National Bank to Charles Carr for 5560 and interlinked Pendleton reservations involving J R Dickson and Henry W Dickson.
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Cottonwood
Wilfrid Verdugo
Joe Hayes
Jexs Roberta
Arthur Willard
Roberts
Verdugo
American National Bank
Charles Carr
Pendleton
J. R
Mary Dickson
Henry W Dickson
Rose Neagle
Frank Neagle
Iatter
Property transfer on Jackson Street Pendleton
Coupled by litter in city records: Alletia W Thompson and husband W L Thompson transfer to Athinda E K McCormmach. Description cites 1 f feet of south 30 feet of lot 2 block t Switeler's addition to Pendleton, excluding a ten foot right of way strip.
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Jackson Street
Alletia W. Thompson
Husband
W. L. Thompson
Athinda EK
McCormmach
Switeler
Pendleton
Dr Cook to Speak in Pendleton on Pole Claim
Dr Frederick Cook seeks to prove his North Pole claim with an illustrated lecture in Pendleton next month. An advance contact via telephone to Secretary Keefe of the Commercial Association set Nov 14 16 or 17 as possible lecture dates. The agent will arrive tomorrow to arrange details amid Cook’s faded public visibility after Danish rivals questioned his pole discovery. A gasolined bumper invention for automobiles is also noted in the report.
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Frederick Cook
North Pole
Pendleton
Keefe
Commercil Association
Aivants
Cook Eidhenly
Europe
Difference Between Dude and a Meat Man
A playful language distinction notes that a dude is a casual man or buddy, while a meat man refers to someone who sells or advertises meat, or a figure associated with meat trading in slang. The contrast lies in social role versus occupation with humorous nuance.
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Dude
Meat Man
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Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
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Troas
Newsy
Welsh
Oregon
Ter
Wext
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the
A. T. Matthews CO
Alta and
Cottonwood Sts
Pendleton, Ore
Royal M. Sawtelle the Jeweler
American Drug & Press Association
Tallman & Go
Fighter
Eul
DR. Cook
Empire Meat Co
Phone Main
Warn
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Golden Rule
Ralse
Josh Billings
Josh
Washington, D. C
Maine
New England
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