Pendleton News Notes From Local Ledger Items
Buys Hern Bobby Dunn, 11, son of Mr and Mrs William Dunn, wins among Pendleton earners investing Liberty Bonds by saving $50 from odd jobs and purchasing a bond through First National Bank. Jon Blagnear, aka Joe Balehner, dies at Eastern Oregon State Hospital after over two years there. he was Austrian by birth and a gardener by trade. Body to be shipped to La Grande. Two building permits issued. G W Byers for $600 repair/remodel on East Court street home. J W McCormmond for partition to accommodate Chevrolet agency. Arrests for intoxication. Hert Pointer and Charles Ledteller fined $10 each. Postage rule notices posted around town. Church midweek meeting at Methodists set for 7:00 with study on Paul the First FEL missionary. Father to attend funeral: Herman Nieter dead from typhoid fever. father arriving from California. Supreme Court adjourns fall term. docket cleared, judges leaving for Salem. Potatoes on display weigh 15 pounds total. two marriage licenses issued to Caton and Scott of Attensa. Belter and Walden of Wonton wed at Golden Hale in afternoon by Rev H H Hubbell.
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Bobby Dunn
Willian Dunn
Pendleton Joverilen
Liberty Bonds
Bobby
First National Bank
Thos
State Hospital
Jon Blagnear
Knights Delayed Initiation To Avoid Memorial Day Clash
The local council of Knights of Columbus postponed its initiation to avoid conflicting with Memorial Day exercises by the Elka. The change aims to prevent scheduling conflicts and ensure participation.
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Knights
The
Elka
Knights of Columbite
Hawthorne and Washington basketball game recap
Hawthorne and Washington played an etching style basketball game yesterday afternoon at the Hawthorne showl playaround. Washington defeated Hawthorne 14 to 9 under the direction of Sfice Rattles and Mr. Amert. The same period’s team will play tomorrow at Workington play ground. Washington’s lineup included Marvin Keen and Charles Boyder with Durand Wirth at center.
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Hawthorne
Ue Fallown
Washington
Forvants
Marvin Keen
Charles Boyder
Hone Hayden
Guilds
Walden Byera
Fred Rottman
Mawthorne
James Willy
Vern Parrer
Kuartie H Howser
Kenneth Bow
Durand Wirth
Navy Medical Reforms Aid Portland Sailors
Pree Operations Por Theorulis, Koecruiting Officer Peter Swartz has been ndviend that navy surge and betrin the phywictiae of Fortland Have Made 1 polite for guing our mana with minor physical defectia to entiet In the navy, operations being per formed without charge. Cryer 400 Worths have been reclaimed for the service during the past eight months in Porthiand by och operations. Amo ng the correctable citiene for rejec tion are the following Hernia rupture varioonels varicose volnin in for hydrorels tumor not malignant heiviertoes and alt fingers haem orrhobia fistula tenalliity and defec tee tooth Patriottc dentate of Port land will attend the defective teeth without charge except for expensive bridge and crown work.
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Peter Swartz
Phywictiae
Fortland
Porthiand
Och
Patriottc Dentate
Portland
Why the War Country Needs Our Beef and Hog Products
The nation must boost pork fat and hog product output to substitute for dairy and vegetation fats. Rapid pork fat increases are prioritized, leveraging abundant crops like corn, oats, kafir, beans, velvet beans, cottonseed, and peanuts. Farmers’ energy and feed crops are highlighted as key factors supporting a larger feed supply for hog production in the coming year.
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Faa
Mypali
Mermal
Olive Tablets Promote Clean Blood and Health Claim
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to cleanse the blood bowels and liver. The copy urges nightly use, promises relief from digestive issues, and lists prices of 10c and 25c per box from druggists.
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Edwearda
Food supply warns of shortages and price pressures
An expert warns that grain fodder shortages and rising costs threaten farm feed. With high demand for meat and dairy, farmers face tighter supplies, higher prices, and possible rationing as the nation seeks to keep animals fed and markets stable.
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Coletti
Ellie Hoo
Cne
Seth
Reuters
Oathan
Unclear text about a medical remedy and warnings
Fragmentary OCR narrative mentions a product called Popes Cold Compound and a suggested remedy. It includes garbled phrases about audience, timing, and side notes on efficacy. No clear persons, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
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G. W. Byera
Court Street
J. W. McCormmund
Pendleton Marage
Chevrolet
Pointer
Charles Ledteller
Roberts
T. J. Tweedy
Orlock
Methodlet
Paul
Fiyervene
Pather
Herman, Nieter
St. Anthony's Hospital
California
Bherman Crayne
Sie
John Adame
Bam Thompson
Supreme Court
Steeanorn Cremon
Saat
Juallion
Tony
Salem
Clark
H. A. Tenny Place
Eb, Thoms Caton
Jennile L. Scott
Attensa
John Henry Belter
Boretha
Walden
Wonton
Golden Hale Dorlors
H. H. Hubbell
Dean Tatum Co
Rome
Booth
Swift
Mr. Man
Mt You
Main St
Dooce Brothers
Cadillac Auto CO
Umatilla
County Distributors
Americas
Keormons
Dr. Edwards
Schloss Balti
France
E. J
Munson
Alaska
Alexanders
Enderrippe
Ieee
Morris & CO. “Supreme
Cudahy
Puritan
Armour’s
Downey’s Market
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