Pendleton News Notes From City and County
William Doran stockman of Van de Waa visited Pendleton yesterday and left for Toll Gate to secure bottles. The Pendleton High School Civics Club visited the supreme court to observe proceedings. Norborne Berkeley leads a committee furnishing the executive room as a reading room. Tom Thompson, Pendleton wheat farmer, passed through on his way to Klamath Falls with Pendleton headquarters. A benefit dance for the United Spanish War Veterans was rescheduled to November 21. A. F. Wildhaber, president of the United States National Bank of Yale, was in Pendleton on business. A. V. Wells of Kunhong & Co. called on local banks. Five women or girls wanted to fold the telephone directory. Charles Company installations completed. Reverend HL Shangle of Columbia College visited Pendleton on business. O A Simpason and son Lloyd left for St Louis to enter school. Simpason to return in two weeks.
Traffic officer fined for leaving car running
A police court today fined A. T. Hurgin five dollars for leaving his car unattended with the motor running. Moy Fugit, charged with upbraunding, also received a five dollar fine.
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A. T. Hurgin
Moy Fugit
Wey
Alto
Election Meeting of Umatilla Chapter Held in Pendleton
Diverters from vatiohe branches of the Umatilla county chapter of Ve lted Gronn are in Pendleton for the annual election of officers. The election program is today at the federal building. creditors meet for J. D. Morrow bankruptcy. Ed Forrest elected trustee.
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Vatiohe
Umatilla County
Velted Gronn
Pendleton
Federal Building
J. D. Morrow
Thomas Fits Gerald
Ed Forrest Trus Lee
Aged Woman Dislocates Showkler in Walla Walla Home
Mrs Elton McDonald aged 42 suffers a dislocated shoulder from a fall yesterday at her Walla Walla home. Her daughter Mrs Will M Peterson and grandchildren Wilma and Frederick accompanied her to the city. Conti and county agent Cilbertsen plan talks in Pendleton then Milton for a farm bureau meeting. Red Cross knitters ship 28 garments to Northwest Seattle for Europe relief. Office clerk Deckman resigns amid housing woes. preacher Woolf to return to predatory animal trapping at Redmond.
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Elton McDonald
Walla Walla
Will M. Peterson
Ie Conti
H.W. Cilbertsen
Northwestern
Pendleton
Ret Ptennion
Umatilla
Milton
Farm Bureau
Fed Cross
Europe
Iimatiilan County
Red Cross
Northwest
Seattle
Willie Trapper
B. D. Woolf
Mological Survey Service
Trapper
Tangent
Oregon
Redmond
Oddfellows to Build $100,000 Home at Caldwell
Henry J. Taylor announced funding and start of construction for a $100,000 Odd Fellows home in Caldwell, Idaho, to be donated and dedicated within a year. Grand Lodge officials, including Taylor, attended discussions at Buolwe. Mayors and partners returned from a Blue Mile hunting trip with two bucks, one a two point and the other a three point, despite rain and adverse conditions.
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Oddfellows
Henry J. Taylor
John J. Vaughan
Guy Wyrick
Dean Sholl
Krank Whetateie
Bankers Visit Pendleton From Portland
W. J. Thompson and Elliott Corbet, vice presidents of the First National Bank of Portland, arrived in Pendleton this morning for a tour of the Inland Empire banking scene. Thompson, recently in charge of the out-of-state banking business, is making the present trip to promote that operation.
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Portland
Pendleton
W. J. Thompson
Elliott Corbet
First National Bank of Portland
Pendister
Pire Me Thompson
Portland Institution
Pice
Pendleton Hosts Un expected Guests as Train 19 Arrives
Pendleton attracts unexpected visitors when train No 19 arrives belated from an unspecified route. The crowd gathers as the train proceeds toward Walik Watin and Spokane with several travelers noted among the arrivals.
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Pendleton
Clebt
Walik Watin
Spokane
Eastman cattle herd numbers dip amid drought and fire
An accounting from Umatilla National Forest area stockmen notes a poor cattle market and scarce forage this year due to drought, snow, and market conditions. Despite adverse conditions, the community reports no material property damage from fires and observes some improvements in local fire management efforts.
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Umatilla
Firesia
Tetouan
Farmers Form Cow Beetling Paroction for Milk Records
County agents report farmers adopting a plan to record milk yields from each cow monthly using milk ships provided by Botlon. Milk samples go to a creamery for butterfat testing, with dairy herd books kept by the courie wagon. The group also plans fox gopher control and trial plots with sulphur and sunflowers for silage. J G Peterson aided the Portland office in range investigations.
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Botnlon
Bewt
Courie
Bn Dairy Herd
Umapine Farmans
Otis Theatre Feature Prompts Fresh Stage Talent
The Orvson theater in Treftand hosts a Greek themed program led by Leeland and Vr Ue. A notable act includes Miclaned wit and a standout performance by Dotskoy, drawing a juvenile crowd to the Town Tolar venue. Dr Watts, senior partner of the hardware firm, attends amid news of Westen Memorial Fall association plans.
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Nick Fustiles
Orvson Theater
Treftand
Atiel
Leeland
Dotskoy
Wreton Mereliynt
Tolar
Watts
Mit Watty Eo Isttein
Dr. Watts
Walt Anid Fiagore
Woaton Phic Athena
Westen
Opens Chon Death Certificate Mystery
David Ho Nelo of Uimapine, returning from service in France, opened his own death certificate upon reaching home, a surprising and doubtful moment reported by Netnon.
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David Ho Nelo
Uimapine
France
Hie
Netnon
Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Ad Claims Quick Relief
Sore Throat and chest colds are said to be soothed by Hamlin s Wizard Oil used as a gargle or chest rub. The ad promises quick relief from sprains bruises and minor ailments and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills at 40 cents with a similar guarantee.
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Hamlin
Morning hot water ritual described and cautioned
The text advocates drinking hot water each morning while warning against dangerous or ineffective methods. It references limestone phosphate and other minerals, suggesting these changes could affect body systems and health. It mixes dubious advice with scattered, unclear claims about digestion and detoxification.
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Wiliam Doran
William Doran
Vande
Waa
Las
Pendleton High School
Supreme Court
Inpw
Tom Thompson
Klamath Falla
Oregonian
United Spanish War Veterans
Li Yexterday
East Oregonian
Malheur
A. FF Wildhaber
United States National Tank
Yale
Didiong
A. V. Wells
Kunhong & Co
East Oregothia
Charles Company
Gcollege
Shangle
Columbia College
Son
O A. Simpaon
Lloyd
St. Loula
Yeaterday
Sinpaon
E. W. Rose O
Cleveland
Peene Way Ate
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Umalla
A. W. Caundell
The
Axsonation
Joe Kerley
Flexanders Grocery
Chinea
Bether Deckman
Ben
W. OW. Crowder
POST
Fflex
Pendleton’s
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Nelson
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