Pendleton High Schools Fast Football Outlook for Fall
P Ho outlines John Dickson as manager and a deep roster of returning stars plus promising newcomers. The team plans four early games starting October 6 at Whitman and Salem matchups, with Thanksgiving against Baker City high school as the marquee event. Key players include Clif Turner Cronin Strand and Thompson, plus new fullback and tackle candidates, while Don Smythe will not coach this season.
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John Dickson
Baker Chy
Wil Alkee
Salem
Whitman
Whitman College
Wallin Walla
Pendleton
Salem High School
Baker City
Clif Turner
Turner
Lester Cronin
Cronin
Hie
George Strand
Strand
Herbert Thompson
Jamon Thompson
Thompson
Trace Baker
Stanfield
Baer
A. Means
Orval Reeves
Reeves
Lester Means
Means
Will Penland
Bruce Gilbert
Nice
Oo Thornton
Folsom
Checkerboard Contests Promised by Weekend Edition
The piece suggests readers will be treated to several good checkerboard contests. It hints at exciting matchups and competitive play across upcoming games, emphasizing the enjoyment of strategic competition and skilled moves.
Committee forms to collect exhibit for Morrow county fair
Secretary H C Wills of the agricultural society says a committee of 10 from Morrow county will gather items for the fair exhibit. Active collecting has begun with good local interest. A meeting at Lexington and Ton ami prompted widespread enthusiasm, and Morrow county plans a superintendent for the county exhibit during fair week.
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East Oregonian
H C. Wills
Agricultural Sale Society
Lone
Morrow County
Lexington
Tonami
Pioneer Painter Robert Lane Returns After Nine Years
Robert Lane a noted landscape painter returns to the city after a nine year absence. He formerly lived here and has spent years at Castle Rock and Aberdeen Washington. He plans to resume painting while visiting and may work on scenes of the Indian fight at Willow Springs.
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Robert Lane
Charles Lane
Castle Rock
Wash
Mr. Lane
Aberdeen
Dave
Willow Springs
Local merchant backs Roosevelt spelling reform ad
A Boston store shopkeeper, named after President Roosevelt, promotes a simplified spelling reform in an advertisement. He jokes that Roosevelt began the idea but never finished, preferring to remove idle letters from English. Readers can contact "Riaevelt" at the Boston store for the answer.
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Roosevelt
Boston
Riaevelt
City Visitors Meet Conference Attendees From Irrigation Groups
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS reports Martin Anderson of Houx in the city. Clark Nelson Wer ton brick wards manager visiting today. W P Gard from Tutulila on trading trip says harvesting nearly done. J H Mitchell of Bankers' Re fer Lite Insurance returns from Boise Irrigation congress. George D Peebler, Tolne Irrigation congress attendee, returns home enthusiastic. Mrs F S Ivanhoe of the high school teaching force arrives from La Grande for the Monday school opening. George Hickox, head of the bureau of animal industry, arrives from Salt Lake after sheepmen's conservation meeting.
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Martin Anderson
Houx
Clark Nelson
Werton
W. P. Gard
Tutulila
J. H. Mitchell
Bankers’ Refer Lite Insurance Company
Boise
George D. Peebler
Tolne Irrigation Congress
Mra. F
Ivanhoe
la Grande
George
Hickox
Bureau of Animal Industry
West
Salt Lake
Pendleton Dances Promoted for Future Invites
Pendleton invites back revelers from last winter to Engle hall for Saturday night dances. Management pledges to improve popularity this winter with the city’s finest hall and floor and Johnson's & Gulett's orchestra providing music, plus Eagle hall on Saturdays.
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Pendleton
Engle Hall
Johnson's & Gulett
Eagle Hall
Train Arrivals From Walla Walla Report Poor Conditions
A Walla Walla Pendleton bound train arrived at 8 40 this morning carrying about 20 passengers from Walla Walla. The journey faced poor conditions and the article notes confusion and rough weather impacting the trip.
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Walla Walla-Pendleton
Titoughe
Walla Walla
Dinwiitie
Pat Vollage
Very Coud
Freewater Peach Vendor Brings 16 Inch Fruit Load
A. H. Christenwn of Freewater arrives in town with a wagon of Perfection peaches from his farm on Wid Horse creek near Lolty. Several peaches reportedly measure 16 inches in circumference, highlighting the sizable crop and local pride in the native variety.
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Ponelwes
A. H
Freewater
Wid Horse Creek
Garver to Speak at Freewater Congregational Church
Attorney for the State Anti Saloon League Rev Garver will address the Freewater Congregational church at 11 in the morning Sunday He plans an evening speech at a nearby location to be announced at the first meeting.
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Garver
Freewater
State Anti-Raloon League
Mil ton Group Passes Through on Irrigation Trip Home
A Mil ton delegation including Librarian Pro-Team Henry Frasier and J. Hoye kins plus W.OC Gallagher and others traveled home from the irrigation congress at Bolxe. The group comprised Mr and Mia Wil ary Talbot William Shaw and others.
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Henry Frasier
Mr. and Mia
Wilary Talbot
Wiliam Shaw
J. Hoyekins
W. OC. Gallagher
Milton
Bolxe
Portland school head declines post. no successor yet
WI Tene of Portland and Mrs. Pearl Ronearson, who served two years and were re elected, refuse a Portland schools post. A successor will not be elected now. Marriage license issued for Tillet Haun and Anna Camp, both county residents.
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WI Tene
Portland
Pearl Ronearson
Echools
Tofay
Tillet Haun
Anna Camp
Bridges Needed Near Athena Delayed by Freight Woes
County court faces delay in completing two Wild Horse Creek bridges near Athena and a Umatilla River crossing above Pendleton. Steel is stuck in east freight delays, forcing contractors to demand 5 a day due to losses as wheat harvest continues. Completion was set for September and October, but no steel arrival date is known, risking forfeiture if not finished by October 1.
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Railred
Wild Horse Creek
Athena
Easterday & Co
Umatilla
Pendleton
A. BB. Eberhart
Walla Walla
Dave
Council Fails to Elect Quorum for Levee Repairs
City council unable to convene to adopt engineers report and issue an ordinance approving winter levee repairs. A third attempt failed as only two or four members showed on previous nights. Some monitors have returned, and a meeting is hoped for tonight if quorum is secured.
Three Indictments Handed Down by District Attorney
This forenoon District Attorney Phelps filed information against Aren of the recent arrivals in the county jail. T. H. Neil was indicted for obtaining money under false pretenses after issuing a bogus $184 check to Louie Moses. J. P. B. King faced charges for passing a bad check on Pete Murray at Adame, and Charles Garrett was indicted for stealing devices from the Strohle store on Court Street.
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Phelps
Jar
T. H. Neil
Louie Moses
Halnet J. PB. King
Pete Murray
Adame
Charles Garrett
Police Court Trouble Leads to Small Forfeits
In police court the miner Jack Campbell was fined four dollars for gaming whisky into the oil field while Pp. Berryman forfeited five dollars for drunkenness.
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Moinline
Jack Campbell
Pp. Berryman
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Health and Strength
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for weak and worn women. It claims to restore health by strengthening organs, soothing nervous symptoms, improving sleep, and alleviating menstrual and uterine disorders. Also promotes Gotier Menicar Discore and invites readers to write to Dr Pierce at the Invalided Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, N.Y.
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Piérce
Mierre
Pierce
Nvalide’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffaio
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