News Notes of Pendleton Amid Cold Night and Local Deaths
Pendleton notes report Sheriff Warnick's return from Grande and a cold night with 24 degrees and frost lingering. Obituaries note Mrs Timer Moore and infant daughter, Robert Parnes, and 7 year old Richard Parnes died of pneumonia at St. Anthony's hospital. Questionnaires come in for the personnel baron, and local allocations include Spanish influenza victims and names like Clarence Teilend and Mrs H. Strahorn. A Pendleton marriage license was issued for Henry C. Jonier and Matia A. Kese. several local officials discuss agricultural year plans with M. S. Shrock and others. Restrictions on building permits outline new material and labor requirements, with permits issued for 512 Court street conversion for 56 dollars.
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Robert Parnes
Richard Parnes
Barmes
Pendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Folsom's Chapel
Noth- Hon
Ked Ty M. R. Cheteman
Portmlasion
Will Attend Funerals for Local Family Members
George Webb left for Ainkentews Washington to attend the funerals of George Weber Jr and his daughter-in-law Mrs William Welker. Weber died of pneumonia while en route to Camp Pike Arkansas for training. Welker is the survivor of an operation. Families Bennett Scillie, Scholes, and Joe Weber attend the services.
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George Webb
Ainkentews
Washington
George Weber, Jr
Mra
Wiliam Welers
Young Weber
Pike Arkanesa
Tienes
Welker Te Os
Mr. Weber
Benn? Secilie
Mire Scholes
Joe Lover
Joe Eber
Leo
Car collision near county bridge injures no one
A George Veringer Gediiine car, recently purchased, collided with a Wall a Wall a car near the county bridge as it approached Pendleton. Driver Ow Dolph and passengers Mrs George Peringer Miss Mary Johns and Mrs Bit Delph all escaped injury.
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George Veringer
Cole Histon
Jack Dolph
Walla Walla
Dre
Dein
Penilicton
Washington
Alan
Peringer
Mra
George Peringer
Mise Mary Johns
Tttle Bitte Delph
Mra Delph
Local officials and court notes amid Marines enlistment and postal issues
Notes from the county show changes in personnel, including Draper resigning as chief deputy to join a geological survey, and Lieutenant Boyden being recommended for captaincy with plans to leave for Allentown. In police court three cases arise including bootlegging and intoxication, while others prepare for Marine induction in Portland and Seattle. A Norfin Hendricks reports quality potato crops and frame A. Shroch's office discusses veal and potato shipments amid local trade.
Microhants Pleas With Pours
Pendleton merchants oppose the coercive coalition’s recommendation for delaying the closing hours as the fair roll league proposes opening later than planned. the note hints at local business distress and a demand for retail flexibility amid the changes.
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Pendleton
Local cigar hours under review after committee meeting
A committee met to decide on cigar shop closing hours while owners push for earlier options. The majority of dealers may influence an order affecting closing times. Also reported: Deyhuff injured by a hoe at Breinger ranch. Nat Kimball notified of Navy service and new assignment in Spain with machinists, first voyage.
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Theusne
Trtle
Clgar
Coiner
Dayhuff
Nat Kimball
Mra A. A
Kimball
Motor One
Navy
Spain
Atlantic
Connell Meets At Specin Meeting On Sewer Extension
City council hears an application by W C Rinehart to extend the sewer to a point near a residence. Matter referred to the sewer committee as mayor and police committee address cleanup of the old Dutch Henry Feed yard on Alta Street. Council also orders Cory to appear on employment license issue and considers special permits for property changes for Gertrude O Gara T de Tweedy Nellie F E Laat and Mary Murph.
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Kwan
F. Fpf
Cory
Gertrude O'Gara
T. de Tweedy
Netlle
Mary Mturpho
Bets
Millions in Cinder Banks London
Fragmented report from London describes two and a half million tons of coal reduced to cinders. It notes fuel waste and potential savings in money and labor if a cinder recovery plan is implemented, with estimates of annual output and impact on coal availability.
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London
Fneland
Det. A
Peace and German Resolve Stir in Geneva Dispatch
Contorted reports from Geneva and regional papers depict a German public shift as voices claim peace talks may delay behind ideological calls. The Volks Freund and Selwabische Tagwacht discuss divine right, imperial destiny, and insist Germany may endure price for any settlement while allies push for tougher terms.
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Geneva
Volks Freund
Mmarteruhe
Germany
Chewing gum tops wartime patient care list
An American Hospital notes what patients most need for comfort. The items cited include chewing gum, toothpaste, toothbrushes, safety razors, soap, towels, hard candy, chocolate, cigarettes, tobacco, and tobacco tins. The list highlights simple comforts aiding recovery for wounded soldiers.
Danderine Hair Care Ad Promises New Hair Growth
An early 20th century advertisement touts Danderine as a solution to dandruff and hair dullness. It claims the product cleanses dust and dirt, invigorates the scalp, and will show new, soft, downy hair after weeks of use, encouraging readers to buy Knowton's Danderine from drug or toilet counters for a few cents.
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Knowton
Seditious Russian language teacher seized in Noor arrest
William Metin, described as a Russian language teacher in Noor, was arrested by a Justice Department agent for alleged distribution of Bolshevik propaganda. He was indicted by a grand jury an hour later with $20,000 bail. Authorities described him as dangerous, citing pamphlets attacking the United States and its policies.
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Ian Francisco
Evan Tear
Mettli
Dion Polles
Metin
Itching and Sting of Cicsing Eczema Is Explosive
The article discusses severe eczema described as burning skin and claims superficial salves provide only temporary relief. It asserts the ailment stems from a source within the blood and promotes a claimed cleansing treatment S for external use that allegedly removes all impurities. The piece urges readers to seek expert blood analysis and notes instant drugstore results.
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Akin
Genet
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M. S&s Shrock
M. T. Chessman
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Aeriqultural Council
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