New Paint For First National Bank Window Display
Rewives New Coat Paint The First National Bank in today receiving a new exterior coat of paint. The Delta candy shop has an attractive Round-Up window this week. A small boy scent mounted on a toy and die formu the central figure of the display. Pendleton boosters travel to Baker for the county fair. Civil service janitor exam announced for Oct 5 1916 in Pendleton. Bonney funeral held in Pendleton. Decorations start for Round-Up. city stores to be decked. Hampton chosen secretary of the Oregon High School Athletic association.
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Rewives
First National Bank
Delta
G. 8 Civil Service Commission
Fedeal
Pendleton
Oregon
Civil Service
Pendleton Pos
Civil Services District
Postive
Seattle
Washington
Peoples Warehouse
Hampton
A, C. Hampton
la Grande High School
Cley
Oregon High School Athletic Association
BE. B. Cleaver
Wallowa County
Westbrooke Dickson
Life
Mary Elizabeth
Portland
Alex Kay
Spokane
University of Oregon
New York
Carranzistas Fight With Villa’s Forces
In El Valle district on September 11, Carranzistas and Villa forces clashed as Villa supporters hunted Carranzistas. Reports say bandit groups are active in the Santa Clara mountains with Villa forces on the move.
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Villa
EL Valo
Tionazales
Anet Villistins
Carransistas
Launa
Ohandoulug
Santa Clara
Washington school PTA hosts informal teachers reception
The Parent-Teacher Association of the Washington school held a pleasant informal reception for teachers in the school building at evening. A musical program was presented and refreshments served. A Choral Society of the Lincoln school was organized this morning under Mina Nellie Anibal with officers Clifford Holdman president Genevieve Phelps vice president Christy Holmgren chairman Margunette Hemphrey secretary treasurer. Various local residents were noted visiting Pendleton from Pasco Pilot Rock Wallowa Portland Baker and Spokane businesses and guests attended Round-Up events.
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Washington School
Choral Society of the Lincoln School
Mina Nellie Anibal
Clifford Holdman
Genevieve Phelps
Christy Holmgren
Margunette Hemphrey
Lee Caldwell Home From Championship Circuit Honors
Lee Caldwell returned home two months after leaving. He won the bucking contest at the last Round-Up and the southwestern championship in Kansas last week. Earlier he placed third at the wild west show in New York and won the Canadian championship at Moose Jaw. He plans to stay until after the Round-Up, while naval recruiters prepare for an auto party visit.
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Lee Caldwell
Kansas
New York
Dependent Mothers May Get Pensions in Multnomah
Portland dispatch reports a state supreme court ruling in the Marioy county case grants pensions to eligible dependent mothers previously denied. James F. Creidy of Multnomah Juvenile Court says 622 applications were received, 612 acted on, and most refusals were due to perceived lack of need or eligibility. The rule now allows pensions up to $10 for the first child and $7.60 for each additional child to a $400 monthly maximum, with eligibility requiring three years in state and one in county and minor children to support.
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Portland
Ore
Supreme Court
Marioy County
James F. Cweidy
Mothers’ Pension Department
Juvenile Court
Multnomah County
Cassidy
Cresidy
Supreme Coumt
Echo Road Set for Auto Travel Restoration
Echo Road between Echo and Pendleton is being prepared for auto use. Wesley N. Matlock reports completion of the road to the foot of the big hill and ongoing work to redraw and improve the remaining section. He promises the route will be in good condition for travel with all bad spots strawed.
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Echo
Pendleton
Wesley N. Matlock
Milton Deputy Sheriff Visits During Fruit Harvest
J. B. West, deputy sheriff of Milton, is in town on official business. He states local residents are deeply involved in the current fruit harvest season.
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Mitton Tiey
J. BH West
Milton
West
Bacteria for inoculating alfalfa clover offered at high prices
From the People notes firms offer to sell bacteria to inoculate alfalfa, clover, and other crops. Prices are as high as two dollars per acre or more, with Oregon Agricultural College supplying some at four cents per acre. Packages and preparation costs are described, with details on the quantity, shelf life, and sowing timing.
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Oregon Agricultural College
U. S Aaricatural Department
Corvalile
Hojzington
Hughes Organizer Reports Women for Wilson in Eastern Oregon
Portland report by A A Courtney, State Organizer for the Hughes alliance, states women in eastern Oregon favor Wilson amid Republican split. He notes farmers busy harvesting, prosperity dampening national campaign enthusiasm, and predicts Hughes support in eastern Oregon. Meeting at Central Library discussed political conditions east of the state line.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Wilson
Hughes
Centralibrary
Hughes Alliance
Hughes Alliances
A. A. Courtney
Courtney
Alliance
Republican County Central
J. L. Day
Mir. Day
Alia
Spectatora
Fiom Dieppeam
Meeting shows little interest in Republican standard bearer
The report notes a meeting with scant enthusiasm for the Republican standard bearer while detailing who followed and who undertook to generate support. Biheboux sent a letter to Bolve from Winnemucen promoting Good Wins effects. Goodwin possessed valuable jewelry on his person when killed.
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Republican Standard Bedrer
Biheboux
Bolve
Winnemucen
Goodwin
Sheepman Murder Arsonist Confesses in Oregon Scuffle
Vale Oregon Sept 14 Sheriff Brown Jaret night arrests taxi driver D C Birchoux who confessed to the murder of BR C Goodwin a wealthy sheepman of Ontario and Vale whose body was found in the river at Ontario with a heavy anchor attached Birchoux claims to have shot Goodwin in a scuffle over a dog He had liquor in his automobile and drafted on a bank in Goodwins name while en route from Winnemucca
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Vale
Ore
Brown Jaret
Winnemucen
Birchoux
Boixe Bank
Goodwin
Barbers Reorganize Staff At Reorgasland Shop
Mark Patton has reorganised his barber force and now employs the best crew in his experience. You can recommend his shop to friends and know they will be pleased. For sale, cheap, my nice oak furniture. Phone 311W. Ady.
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Mark Patton
Ady
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