News Notes of Pendleton Harvest Ball Plans
Porndue FB Mild or san Francisco and T J Miles of Phoenix are guests of W A Miles. Harvest Ball in Athens tonight hosted by Girt Honor Guard draws many attendees. City records report August receipts of 916 for licenses. fire chief notes a quiet month with two calls and total property loss 1250. Building permit issued to Pat Doherty to convert a frame barn to dwelling. Police Court sees 15 cases. juvenile court handled two cases. Ada Ropers of Freewater pledges funds to the regional read cro. Benjamin Bay Carin of troops killed in action July 16. Vandertilt declines attendance at Round-Up due to Camp Lejeune duties. Round-Up prep urged as city cleans up for Sept 19–21 events. Navy yard workers sought in Bremerton. pay 3.60 daily. Various local updates on residents, medical, and military matters.
Community wind project meeting led by regional leaders
Tomorrow morning in Pendleton a luncheon meeting will be held at 9 oclock at the Commercial Club as FR A Ponty and Off Hiriwit representing the national federation arrive to organize a community wind program with the floral labor service and Neighborhood Club. The 30 Herminton women of the Neighborhood Club report progress on the conservation effort and a jelly demonstration spurred further plans including a basket social and a push to boost a 8 50 wheat flour hoard despite an 80 20 government ration.
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FR A. Ponty
Uwe Multnoha
Hox and Lanmiber Company
Vertlind
Crimelorer
Hiriwit
Btote Federation of
Lahar
Pendleton
Floral
Sericea
Rasy
Herminton
la Qy
Mia Laerene Parker
Thin County
Laere Westerday
Wiethen
Pileine Fonds
Frank Bobows
Alul
Portlands Aid to Orphan Homes Highlighted at City Council
Clara Upton, field representative for Louie Nome and Albertina home, received a $140 city donation for Pendleton Homes. She praised work aiding orphan children and needy women. Council approved city blood drive and authorized a Pendleton tag day to raise funds for the homes. Date for the tag day to be announced.
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Cie
Clara Upton
Louie Nome
Albertina Juru
Portland
Pendleton
Oremon
Mie Upton
Funde
New Insignia Rules For Home Guard And Militias
Washington enforces a ruling to sharply distinguish home guard troops and militias from regular soldiers through insignia design. Oregon officers Captain J. W. Checker and Major Lee Drake await official notice as experts note potential delays.
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Yoyatlla County Guan
Oregon Military Police
Washington
Home Guard
J. W. Checker
OG. M. PF
Lee Drake
Umatilla
United States
Army
Marine Corm
Glycerine Mixture for Appendicitis See Page Medicine Guide
Pendleton readers are advised that glycerine mixtures using buckthorn bark and glycerine mixed in a dose can flush the bowels to relieve stomach upset and aid bowel movement. The ad touts instant action products Aller-ika and similar remedies and claims stomach cleansing and prevention of appendicitis.
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Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Black Taffeta Silks for All Occasions Dress
Ad promotes black taffeta silk fabrics for dresses this season. Claims easy maintenance and versatile wear for all occasions. Prices range from $1.35 to $2.50 a yard.
Yarn varieties flood shop shelves and camps appeal
The ad перечислись many yarn types including Vienna and Shetland in all colors from G. Town and Art Wool. It promotes khaki and gray fabrics for soldiers and navy use, signaling broad textile availability and military supply emphasis.
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Vienna
G. Town
Shetland
Suede gloves offered in grey with black stitching
For women of good taste these suede gloves come in grey with black stitching and all sizes. Great for cool weather. Pair prices are 2.00 and 2.50.
Fragmented Local Notices and Oddities Across Town
A garbled OCR page records various items from courts marriage licenses and public notices to a bicyclist incident near the Alta Theatre. It notes noncommissioned officers, a Watts case, and a rider’s accident with a newsboy. details are incomplete and some names unclear.
Centenary Movement Conference Advances Church Efforts
An article notes continued plans for the Centenary Movement with funds and pledges for global church service. Bishop Stunt speaks on spreading church work worldwide while Rev. W. D. Bre discusses the Angelia mission. a committee including L. E. Cline and J. Parsons of Portland is named to support expansion and Northwest lecture efforts.
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Thorn
Stunt
Angeali
Plains
Harry Palmer
Trev. Doeters
E. Cline
Jot Parsons
Portland
Tolume- Wa River
Dawson Lee
Met
Ieva Frank Staunding
Harrison
Eta
GW. Kennedy
Mood Ttieer
Hare Prewe
Eller
jApekane
Wash
Camp Lewis Band Joins Round-Up Held At Camp Lewis
Readable lines indicate the Camp Lewis Band performing at a local round-up event. The facility hosts the band to provide musical entertainment during the gathering, with organizers highlighting a scheduled program and community participation.
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Camp Lewis
Pendleton to Welcome Band for Liberty Loan Event
A government order allows the Band of Soploone to visit Pendleton for the Rowhd-Ip. The group will arrive by special Pullman the day before the Haupil-Up. A reception committee will be named to ensure the band’s pleasant stay. The Camp Lewie band, premier in the Northwest, performs for Red Cross support and Liberty Loan advertising.
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Pendleton
W. L. Thompson
Liberty Loan Caminian
Milton Kepper
Liberty Loon
Camp Lewie
Northwest
Red Crows
Draft raids questioned in Washington
Johnson urged an investigation into new draft rules in New York. The text references orders and crowds, but readable fragments are unclear and names or places are uncertain.
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Washington
Senner Johnson
New York
Heid Wien
Dela
Patriotic Feature Planned for Happy Canyon Plans
The Happy Canyon program will include a patriotic feature with a largely new layout while keeping popular elements. Director Roy Raley will supervise the plan, describing enhanced scenic effects and naturalistic water and forest scenes with real trees and a waterfall.
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Happy Canyon
Happy Canyon Hin
Roy Raley
Combings of Ghicago After Bomb Outrage Sees Progress
In Chicago authorities report progress in the hunt for the bomber linked to the blast in the federal lodge yesterday. Four persons died and others were injured. A jury has been summoned and Coroner I mar remains ready as investigators analyze a weighty mechanism packed with giant powder and dynamite.
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Chicago
Feterstats
Imar
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T.J@. Miles
Phoenix
Arizona
W. A. Miles
T. F. Miles
Thar
Auto Partien
Athens
Girt
City Recorder
Toxcala
Dowdley
Ringo
Pclty Recorder
Venterday
Pat Doherty
Johnson Street
Levy
Mize Wi
Miet Hata Nuon
Ominary Lbrary
Beittle
Pacific North
Tulinary Association
Mine Nunon
Art Wi Prediie
Apelleor
Mra. A. Ll. Muttery
Alta Street
Benjamin Bay Carin
Trogp Ts
Fae
Biull Gibio
Lenter Boyden
Ramivel Kh. Culbertson
Coon
B. B. Coon
Mendleton Ponder
Conan
I. Fh. Lawedon
The
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Este
Hed Cries
Minn Ada Ropers
Freewater
Lin
Umatilla County
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Iledges
C. KB. Rowevelt
Fred Ravachkelb
Victor McCormack
Bi. Anthony
Mr. McCormds
Vanderholle
Cornelius Vandertitt
Barildha Io
Camp Lewin
Maltnonah Co
Wil 'F. Powell
Wenrtorn Motor Ralepa
Lot
Bremerton Navy Yards
Swarts
Kenwer
Oe R le
Cary Engdahi
Helix Man
Han Hen
Sayy
Anthony
Aranmmitt Te Beattier
Dan Beammitt
Columbias Hiver
Epworth League
Herbert J. Green
FN. Wyatt
Green
Independence
Kane
Will Rencl
Tero
Teri
Bond
Bond Bros
Pendictons
WM. Goedecke Happs
Hayden
Delphiné Bhié
Bolivia
Hudson
Negajore
Graen H. Watts
Justion Parker Court
Bamwel St. Pietcker
Holse, Ida
Veta Bunch
Boyie Mort
Pred Borgin
Sit Year
Wire
Alta Theatre
Fred
Lewis
Thomas C.connelly
West Webb St
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