Class in Journalism Started and Local Notes
A journalism class for Lantern training begins with about fifteen students under Mr. Younk. Enrollment reaches 436 with twenty four new entrants. Reports mention local builders Hall and Kirby, Jack Harmon at the arena, and a Sperry family link to pioneers and sheriffs. Sergeant Himes praises Pendleton’s treatment of his company. Mrs. Wilkin undergoes hospital operation. Estates of Mary Jann Phillipa and Mattie Phillige appraised at 2000 and 164.88 respectively. First National Bank suit against F L Kelly over a 300 note. Fannie Huffington sues for divorce from Francis Leo Buffington. they were married in Yale in 1710 and have one child.
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Lantern
Younk
Hall & Kirby
Jack Harmon
Gruurde
Fannie Huffington
Echo
Diverce
Francis Leo Buffington
Yale
Tinley & Raley
Six Naval Recruits For Pendleton Navy Office
Six recruits for the navy have been secured by Mr Swartz naval recruiting official for Pendleton. The men were accepted by the surgeon during the Ground-Up program. Recruits: Elmer Scott Ireton Putnam Gila Harry Joseph Cole Williams Calif Harvey Michael Lynch Havelock Mont George Henry Johnson William Calif Austin Robinson Palouse Wash John Lewis Sumpter Ore. First four to be naval firemen, last two apprentices.
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Navy
Mr. Swartz
Pendleton
Elmer Scott Ireton
Putnam
Gila
Harry Joseph Cole Willams
Fished Without License Leads to Court Date
Milton Carter was arrested while fishing on the south fork of the Wallia Walla river for fishing without a license. He faces trial before Justice Miller at Milton, with the complaint filed by county game warden George Tonkin. Libbie Otte sues Katie Beller as administratrix to foreclose a mortgage on a Dow valued at 2243.65. Ralph Hargett, former high school student body president, spoke to students about navy life at Mare Island after enlisting Marines. Navy recruitment officials deny reports of halted enlistments and announce draft serial numbers for three county registrants Thomas H. Mosgrove 940 Richard Stow iet 7981 John W. Evens 2982.
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Milton Carter
Arder
South Fork
Wallia Walla River
Justice Miller
Milton
George Tonkin County
Ralph Hargett
Mremerton
Dewey Gervais
Alan
Mare Itland
Atlantic
Cuhae
Thomas HH. Mosgrove
Richard Stowiet
Givin
John W. Evens
Pendleton
Marriage Licenses Issued at Clerk’s Office Saturday Morning
Seven marriages were recorded at the clerk’s office with Saturday notices. Herman Meilhe, 82, a Pen tera farmer, obtained a license to wed Lone Gunther, 28, of this city. Also listed were Ged IV Bakeburn, 38, of Sherman county. Alus Harper, 18, of Pendleton. Carl J. Stamey of El-Wonders. and Jeane Anderson, 24, of [incomplete].
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Herman Meilhe
Mires
Government Horses Die After Route Through Pendleton
Four government horses en route through Pendleton were taken from a stock trail near Pendleton and hauled away. Additional local items include no Knights of Pythias meeting as the hall is used by Rebekahs, Reserve drill to start at Happy Canyon, twelve drunks charged with fines, property sales on Perkins Avenue, and local Navy members visiting Pendleton during the Round-Up.
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Pet Dieton
K. of P
Knights of Pythian
Rebekahs
Fendleton
Happy Canyon
President approves steel price agreement in war drive
Washington September 24 The President has approved the agreement between the War Industries Board and steel manufacturers setting government prices for steel and its products. The pact aims to stabilize wartime production costs and ensure steady supplies for defense needs.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Steel Men
Austria tin deporte unclear wording
Geologists estimate Austria's little developed tin deportment remains uncertain as the source text appears garbled and fragmentary, leaving key details about location, date, or context unreadable.
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Austria
Montana Considers Drat to Fill High School Quota
Montana officials weigh applying a drastic measure to meet the mandated high school quota. The move, discussed at state education talks, could affect funding and staffing if enacted.
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Montana
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