Pendleton High School Student Body Opens Fund Drive
Students at Pendleton High School launched a year long fund drive with voluntary subscriptions. Harold Warner presided as the association heard faculty talks and student reports on debates, football, basketball, and other activities. The fund covers all student enterprises and is overseen by an executive committee. Last year the students cleared a $125 debt and financed multiple activities.
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Pendleton High
Harold Warner
Wlth High School
Sanders
Hampton
Cold onset warning urges early action
The message stresses when a cold begins you should seek care immediately. Delays can allow symptoms to deepen and prolong suffering, with each hour lost at the start potentially extending the illness.
Gambling crackdown at Columbia resort fined Matlock
Dee Matlock, proprietor of the Columbia resort, paid 75 for conducting a gambling house. A poker game had been found in rooms above the resort. Matlock admitted guilt in recorder's court after returning from a night train. Five men caught gambling were fined 25 each.
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Dee Matlock
Columbia
Matlock Place
Recorder’s Court
Raley
Matlock
FitzGerald
Chargall
Watts and Nell Form New County Law Firm
Homer Watts of Athena and Nell, the dither member of the partnership, arrive from the east to practice law in the county. Watts will have an office in Athena while his partner will be located at Preewater.
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Watts & Nell
Homer Watts
Athena
Harvard Onsamnate
Nell
Watts
Preewater
Death of Mrs William P Caviets in Mulhean county
Word reached here yesterday of the death of Mrs William P Caviets in Mulhean county She died there on August 7 from paralysis aged 48 The deceased and her husband formerly lived here her maiden name was Miss Juller Kelsay Sid Saylor of Umiatlilu is a brother News of her death was received here yesterday by Mrs C C Smith and caused regret among former friends of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Caviets
Mulhean
Mise Juller Kelsay
Sid Saylor
Umiatlilu
C. C. Smith
Canadian Pacific Agent Sees Bountiful Alberta Crops
Jonathan Johnston of the Canadian Pacific irrigated and wheat lands near Calgary is in the city on site at Hotel Bowman. He just returned from the farm show and is enthused about the fine crops in Alberta this season. He plans to return soon with homeseekers from Willamina.
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Alberta
Jonathan Johnston
Calgary
Bowman
Forth
Walia Willi
New O F 1 and N Operators Move to City Offices
J L Whiting and F B Shepherd take up new posts at Oregon Railroad and Navigation offices in the city. Whiting replaces Alfred Noth as foreman clerk at Willamette Wall office, while Shepherd works the splice trick duties in the same division.
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J. L. Whiting
Gity
I Ip
F. B. Shepherd Ta
Mr. Whiting
Alfred Noth
Willa Wall
Burial for Virginia Carroll Sent to Heppner
The remains of Virginia Carroll who died at Pilot Rock were shipped this morning to Heppner for burial. She was the daughter of Mrs. W. J. Carroll of Pilot Rock.
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Virginia Carrol
Pilot Rock
Heppner
W. J. Carroll
Tea buying and grover tied to funds note
A fragment notes that tea purchase should occur in packages and assigns responsibility for the process. It mentions the grover keeping the money and hints at an unresolved issue or instruction regarding a specific person or authority. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
Olympic Athletes Missed by Pendleton Train
Olympic athletes were asleep in Pullman berths when Pendleton crowds gathered at the depot to greet them. Local football managers Ralph McEwen and Savage, plus others from Northwest colleges, were on hand as trains passed through. Several students and fans were left misinformed about the schedule, while managers prepared for the coming season at various universities including Cornell and Oregon.
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Roya
Oregon
Idaho
Smithson
Gilbert and Kelley
Heroves
Pendleton
Pullman
Tesa
Northwest
O. R. & N Depot
Ralph McEwen
Athena
U. of
University of Idaho
Moscow
Charles Strickiln
Pendleton High School
Corvallis
O. A
Edgar Smith
Wen Alan George Strand
Orville Reeves
Smith
Cornell
U. of GO
Demonstration Train for Western Oregon Unveiled
A large Southern Pacific demonstration train will tour the Willamette Valley in October under Oregon Experimentation Station leadership. Dr James Withycombe will direct, with staff showing dairy milking by compressed air, cattle care, farm equipment, fruit handling, and horticultural techniques to farmers and exhibitors.
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Pacific Northwest
Willamette Valley
Southern Pacific Company
Tt. B. Miller
Harriman
Pacific Homans
Wodee
Oregon eXperimen Itation
Jimee Withycombe
Orem
Eta
Patait
Dalrying
Ie Shawn
Walter Bitney Buys Merce Place Near Freewater Times
Pendleton resident Walter Bitney purchases the old Merce property east of the Freewater Times for 6000 dollars. He is a successful wheat rancher, having shipped 4600 sacks this year. The Bitneys plan to move in about two months, with the Times promising to relay their neighbors’ news weekly. The community welcomes them as thrifty intelligent newcomers ready to join local life.
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Walter Bitney
Pendleton
Merce Place
Freewater Times
New Says
Bitney
Times
Mr. Ritrey
Artesian water sought at Niswonger well near Powell Tuttes
The Niswonger well near Powell Tuttes reaches 30 feet of water at 608 feet depth. Mr Niswonger plans deeper drilling to 1600 feet if needed to obtain artesian flow, per the Madras Pioneer.
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Niswonger
Powell Tuttes
Madras
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Olds
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America
Aco
Adler Brothers & Co
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