Round-Up Social Season Opens Amid War Tensions
Local society notes recount a busy Round-Up week with entertaining plans at Mrs RK F Kirkpatrick’s mud-home on Locust and previews of weddings and receptions. Guests from Astoria Portland and Walla Walla mingle as clubs and lodges announce winter programs while a steady stream of visitors and gossip fills Pendleton’s social calendar.
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Mra Prank Salling
Oleg
Stanfield
Mra
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Batty
Buel Idaho
Warner
John Winney
Madras
Emma Leap
Glassboro
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Thelma Moore
Ridgefed
Wash
L. A. Reineman
Roe
Harney Lake
Premiers and inventions in a garbled era scene
A fragmented historic clipping describes Kerensky as premier and later president in uniform, with mentions of Rowatan troops and a miller. It references an inventor patenting a liquid to pour into automobile tires for elasticity, plus notes on politics, industry, and a proposed power plant in Melbourne.
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Pantine Hebekah Lodge No. 13
Rebekah Amembery
Mra
Mary Bamkester
Astoria
Orecon
Oddfellow Hall
Kerensky
Stusila
Ynijitery
Rowatan Tropa
Uriah Man Badly Kicked by Horse at Uriah
East Oregonian special from Uriah reports Perry Simpson injured by a frightened horse on Hynd ranch and treated in Ukiah. George Fillis improving after illness. many residents preparing for Pendleton Round-Up with large travel and visits connecting neighbors and ranch activity.
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Uriah
Harry Huston
Clarence
C. N. McReynolds
Mr. McReynolds
Mra. Huston
Perry Simpson
Hynd
Mr. Hynd
Frankie Sturdivant
Milford Martin
Joe Wilmoth
Ritter
Ukiah
George Fillis
Kamrath
Pilot Rock
R. T. Striplin
Lake View
Oregon
A. PD. Rolin
Mr. Striplin Teft Ury
Pendleton
Sheep Leave Mountains In Dry Ranch Country
Three bands of ushers move through town on Thursday teasing the mountains. Unusual for sheep to depart the ranges this early due to very dry conditions. Several residents, including Charley Hynd, J R Lawrence, and Frank Hilbert, travel for business to Pendleton. Reports mention Round-Up preparations and local residents visiting and moving, with forest fire season easing as Lookout guard George Caldwell plans to return home.
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Birch Creek
Ukiah
Harry Houston
Perry Simpson
Nye
Lowell Ganger
Elmer Nichols
Dickey DeVaul
Portland
Mae
Jeff Montiny
Pilot Rock
Dr. DeVaul
Mire McBroom
Helen
Pitot Rock
Berkley
Eine
Pilot Berk Ranch
N. McReynolds
Alho
Misa Tarcile Fisher
Will Leavis
Washington
Sandford Chilson
Datchier Geraldine
Prides Creek
Dr. Newmeir
Lone Creek
Pendleton
Minh
Charley Hynd
Andrus
J. R. Lawrence
Frank Hilbert
Tessas
Lazinka
Henry
John Linener
Mra
Mo & Glbb
North Hill
Ty Dr. DeVaul
Experience the Host Teacher Admonition and Remedy
The piece argues experience teaches, but warns to heed others’ experiences too. It cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as trusted for coughs and colds, claiming many thousands have used it successfully and praising its reliability, effectiveness, and pleasant taste.
Stampede to Enlist Sparks Montana College Appeal
In Helena on September 21 authorities announce a joint appeal by Governor Strom and University of Montana Chancellor Billiett urging students to stay in school. They warn about unchecked shipments and a modern trunk mystery hindering efforts to prevent an enlistment surge.
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Hoye
Montana
Sehont
Helena
Mont
San VO Stewart
Fo Billiett
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Soft coal production tops three hundred thousand tons per month
A Geological Survey report shows U S bituminous coal production near 300000 tons monthly, signaling a winter shortage unless specific provisions increase output. New England and the Northwest record most of the decline due to reduced central coal traffic and redirected shipments.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised for Painless Relief
A reader from Charleston writes of Chamberlain's Tablets giving a high opinion for constipation and laxative effect. The testimonial notes mild pleasant relief and satisfaction, mentioning that the tablets are effective and agreeable.
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Chamberlain
Ham-Berlain
CA. Barnes
Charleston
Ted Jourden Picked Up From 41 Joseph Mn For Tryout
The report notes Ted Jourden from the White Bos was picked up by the Bot from 41 Joseph, Mn for a trial. It mentions his showing at the camp this season and the chance of becoming a regular later, with Chick Cond holding ice down the fleet base for perfection.
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Ted Jourden
Firet Taseman
Nicate White Bos
Joseph
Rowlend
Ube
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Heals Woman's Ailments
A Texas or Oklahoma reader from Kingfisher reports two years of severe illness including backache dizziness and faintness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says the pain stopped and she regained strength. She urges others with similar symptoms to consult Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine Co for free advice.
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Okla
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Price set by the government and rising needs cited
The article cites government pricing as a factor and notes growing needs as a contributing element. It discusses how official policies influence costs amid expanding demand across sectors. The piece highlights tension between policy aims and market responses affecting consumers.
France and Italy for coal to power wartime industry
France and Italy secure coal supplies to sustain munition factories and essential wartime industries during the ongoing global conflict. Both nations coordinate shipments and prioritize critical steel, arms, and logistics production to support front line efforts.
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France
Italy
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