Pendleton Round-Up News and Local Notices
A busy Pendleton page reports a son born to Mr and Mrs B V Lindibers, adenoids removed from a child, and Walter Sarkeant enlisted in the navy heading to Portland. It notes two bucking horses on the way to the Round-Up, a silver cup offered by the Oregon Horsebreeders Association for the best colt, and a Northwest recruiting inspection trip by Cmdr Eckhart. Wilson found guilty of larceny. deliveries cut to four days after Round-Up. Round-Up windows showcase Pendleton figures and Woolen Mills gear. marriage license issued in Helix. divorce actions and dismissals noted.
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Walter Sarkeant
Rieth Haw
Navy
Han
Portland
Oregon Horsebreeders' Associution
Pendleton Drug Co
Peter Swartz
R. F. Eckhart
Northwest
Sinclair
Pendleton
Periland
Ehalred
Rain in Montana and Pendleton woolen show
J B Montgomery returns from Montana reporting heavy rain there last week. Rov T Bishop presents each Round-Up director with a long multicolor sash at Pendleton Woolen Mills. Drafted men from Umatilla County will assemble tomorrow for the second contingent. 17 of 23 notified will appear. Frank Miller of Portland visits Pendleton. he works on income tax matters with T Sweell and W Kennedy. Pendleton Woolen Mills display gowns and robes during Round-Up week in Ralph Potom’s chapel room. John J Vaughan, Winterton district, is elected.
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Rov T. Bishop
Pandleton Woolen Mills
Tomorro
Umatilla
Pendleton
Frank Miler
Portland
Att Miller
Hil
Thad ‘T Sweell
William Kennedy
Wooten Mills
Ralph Potyom
Cinner Main
Webb
Pluls
Polo
Texan gunner carries stars and stripes to victory
W ith Claney of Texas, a gunner in the Canadian force on the western front, became the first to bear the stars and stripes in triumph. He fought at Vimy Ridge and was wounded, then taken to hospital where authorities later ordered a flag ceremony to honor his service.
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W.th Claney
Texas
Hotarine
Real estate sales near three million in Umatilla County
A real estate agent reports selling nearly three million dollars of property in Umatilla County. Clients are described as satisfied and urged to visit the office to discuss their goals and options.
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Umatilla County
Oregon Electrical Contractors Convene in Eugene
The vice president of the third district of the Oregon Association of Electrical Contractors and Dealers spoke at the annual convention held in Eugene, as reported by the Fast Oregonian in the afternoon edition.
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Oregon Association of Electrical Contractors and Dealers
Eugene
Meet After 34 Years Mia Welch Visits Round-Up
Mia Mary C. Welch known as Skidee arrived that evening to visit her brother Bybee whom she had not seen for 24 years. She timed her trip to take in the Round-Up, a spectacle she has heard echoed for several years.
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Mia
Mary C. Welch
Skidee
Okahoma
Bybee
Crazed Russian Hebrew Shares Hotel Pendleton Alarm
Chas A. G. Miller, a Ruysian Hebrew recently employed as a hall boy at the Hotel Pendleton, triggered excitement by riling a window shutter and alarming a crowd. Police took him for examination by Dr. D. K. McRauk noting an honorable discharge from the Ta arts field, with dated records in Dy 10.
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Chas
A. G. Miller
Pendleton
Eminem
Phivaician
Dk McRauk
Desperate Food Shortages Reported at Atlantic Port
Descriptions from Chicago couple Mr and Mrs Ralph H. Norton arriving on an American steamship indicate severe hunger and compelled labor conditions. They report Germans living on less than half a million in goods as they face factories and forced work amid the food crisis.
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Atlantic
Germany
Ralph H. Co. Norton
Chicago
Plumbers Demand 4‑Day Week After Walkout
Fractured report notes union plumbers walkout over pay and schedules at a local establishment. Details are unclear but reference a 7 shilling meeting, overtime bids, and potential industrial action with dates and names not clear in the text.
Fragmentary Note on Hunala Armies and Veinne
A terse line speaks of Hunala armies and movements toward Veinne. The garbled text hints at a beginning phase of military action with unclear details, placing events in a distant region and timeframe.
Swedish minister Acsy on German code leak
Swedish minister Acsy in Washington during a probe into alleged German code leak. He is among the close associates of the inquiry and faces questions about possible ties to the leaks and related information handling.
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Acsy
Denmark to increase export of horses to Germany
London report says Denmark negotiates to boost horse exports to Germany as food shortages bite. Officials see exports as a way to ease meat shortages, with a British paper hinting that America might envy Denmark's economic conditioning and resilience.
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Denmark
London
Germany
America
Danish Farmers Face Starvation Pressure Over Horse Culls
Danish farmers are forced to kill or sell horses due to an acute food shortage. The shortage worsens economic strain on rural households as feed supplies run thin and livestock values plummet. Authorities urge farmers to seek humane options while protecting livelihoods.
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Pendleton Auto Company
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