Personal Mnunition Docket From Pendleton Notes
Pendleton column lists numerous residents visiting or passing through, including E Gould from Alba, Thomas Swearingen in Portland, and C Alspach at Hotel B8t. It notes citizenship papers for William Johnson, local hires and moves, marriages, hotel business, and trips to Walla Walla, Salem, Tacoma, and Athena with civic and business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gould
Alba
Thomas Swearingen
Portland
W. J. Furnish
T. J. Thompson
Weston
C. Alspach
George
Helix
Jeckson Nelson
Athena
William Temple
Walla Walla
George Proebster
Golden Rule
Weeton
William Johnson
Fred Shoemaker
C. A. Baker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
C. E. Roosevelt
H.R
Henry Lorenger
Fred Blanchet
Summerville
Valley
Fred Bartholomew
Ralph Johnson
A. L. Ayres
Heppner
Pendleton
Margaret Kelly
M. F. Kelly
Golden Rule Hotel
Kelly
R. B. McCorke
Bt. Joe
H. N. Robinson
Pendleton Business College
Walla Walls
A. L. Thoroughman
Spokane
Frank Frazier
Tacoma
Pendleton Woolen Mill Labor Dispute Affects Union Men
A small strike arises at Pendleton Woolen Mill as Pendleton and San Francisco AFL union members dispute layoff rules. Pendleton workers walk out after rejected all-work-all-off proposal. outsiders brought in from The Dalles. Union and nonunion labor mix under wage agreement debates. The dispute appears temporary with hoped speedy settlement and no broad alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pendleton 15
Dalles
San Francisco
Judd
East Oregonian
John Vance 16 Dead at Pilot Rock Died Saturday Night
John Vance aged 66 died at a friend’s home in Rock Saturday night after a general breakdown. A well known local character, he came to the area a decade ago, raised sheep, and later entered the sheep business with some means. Relatives are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
John Vance
Rock
Mr. Vance
Orst
Local Man Dies After Illness Following Sheep Sale
An elderly man, after selling his sheep, grew increasingly ill and spent time at the Sisters' hospital. He was later moved to Pilot Rock, where he died and was buried this past Sunday in Pilot Rock cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hopper
Juanita
Baker City
Thomas H. Brents
Walla Walla
J. B. Caldwell
Wattsburg
Mr. Caldwell
First
Washington Volunteers
Philippines
J. M. Martindale
Eastern
Oregon State Normal
Hotel Pendleton
Albany
Weston
Wes Mallock
Lester Swaggart
Athena
Mr. A Swaggart
Sisters’ Hospital
Pilot Rock
Washington State Editorial Association to Meet in Walla Walla
The 16th annual Washington State Editorial Association convention opens in Walla Walla for a three day session starting tomorrow. About 100 papers are expected to be represented with total attendance near 150. A local committee handles arrangements with concerts, a banquet, and entertainment planned. Visitors will view Eastern Washington products during the frust fair in the city. This marks the association's first visit to Walla Walla and Southeastern Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Editorial Association
Walla Walla
Washington
State Association
Billy Hughes Improves but Remains in Serious Condition
Billy Hughes the barber, detained after a prolonged spree and in a demented state, shows mild improvement yet remains seriously ill. He attempted self harm by striking his head on iron bars in jail. Pending decision, he may be sent to the asylum once his condition stabilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Hughes
Hughes
North Carolina Civil War Cover and Soldier Contributions
The NC Confederate page highlights Bethel Gettysburg Chicamauga Apomattox fronts with officer portraits and battlefield maps. It notes 125000 soldiers from a 116000 voting population, with over 41000 killed or dying in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Bethel
Gettysburg
Chicamauga
Appomattox
Shaving Parlors Move Across Street
Billy Krassig moves his shaving parlor across the street to a new location and invites the public to visit for clean smooth work by first class workmen. Call for service at the new shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Krassig
Driver Leo Hays in Critical Condition After Surgery
Leo Hays long time driver of the Domestic laundry wagon underwent a operation at Sisters hospital today and is reported by Dr. Smith to be in a critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hays
Sisters’ Hospital
Smith
Dean's Ointment promised cure for itching piles
Itching piles and eczema sufferers are offered immediate relief and a permanent cure via Dean's Ointment. Brock and McComas druggists provide free samples on Monday September 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Brock & McComas
A Man and a Cougar Battle in the Mountains
A Lake County tale recounts Jack Kelsey facing a cougar after a mountain ascent. With a terrified horse and improvised weapon, Kelsey climbs to a limb and confronts the predator. He implores the animal to back off, promising a fall if they continue, while the outcome remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kelsey
Little Chetnau
Jack
Mr. Cougar
Jaavk
Kelsey
Coon
Paiseley
Lake County
Aeronaut Spencer Considers London Flight Exposition
Aeronaut Spencer, who recently completed a 20 mile flight over London using a fiving machine, is weighing a visit to this country for exhibition purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronaut
Spencer
London
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W. D. Chamberlain
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Kathryn A. O'Connell
Umatilla
J. W. Shaffer
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Meacham
W. L. Carlysle
University of Wisconsin
Thomas and
Sam Thompson
Thompson Hardware Company
C. P. Davis
St. Mary's Hospital
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Marshal J. A. Blakley
Salem
Blakley
Alex Huholts
Alkili Canyon
Mr. Buholts
Ed Jay
Pendleton Public Schools
Bruce Wallace
Mr. Jay
Tallman & CO
Earnheart
West Court Street
West Aite Street
Main
Bridge
North Carolina History
Owl
John Day River
Burgala
E. T. Wade
E. O. Baill
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile Cé
S. L. Wakefield & Co
Court ST
Anders
M. A. Rader
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