Pendleton News Notes from Hogphal and Surrounds
Local column reports Clytie Malon to convalesce at St Anthony’s after surgery. Will Pater Me Neat wine and Lawrence Woolworth Jet met in Portland while Woolworth will study at Oregon State. Merling Patterson to enter University of Oregon. Kelly Here, Jeff Kelley, and others discuss winter trapping in Polina region. Construction starts on Mik’s lodge foundation by Parker & Banfield. city natatorium at Roundtoe Park opens soon for winter and closes after. Jolly’s Inn cabaret opens with a large crowd and live orchestra. Judd, Tom Murphy head to Eugene for University of Oregon. Shank Dickwin joins them. Berkeley-bound travelers include Panter and Miss Rothrock. Rothrock to Berkeley for graduate studies after Oregon.
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Woolworth
Portland
Fowler
Univerity
Oreton
Fingene
Regin
University
Chrégpon
F Trgary Judd
Tom Murphy
State Fair reports praise for weather and exhibits
Fred Bennion Umatilla County agent attended the State Fair and praised the weather and exhibits as excellent and fine. He noted Unt tila had no exhibit this year but hopes the county will be represented next year. Marty Hegeman returns to the United States after war service leading the motor transport corps and earns the Distinguished Service Medal for his conduct.
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Fred Bennion
Umatilla
Todhy Frien Balam
Mr. Bennion
Unt Tila
Mir
Bennion
United States Co
Marty Hegeman
Mra
P. J. Hegeman
United States
Motor Transport Corps
United States Army
Pendleton High Girls Near Uniform Decision
Pendleton high school girls have not yet reached a definite decision on uniforms. A three piece costume consisting of a blue serge skirt a blouse and white waist is under consideration with a final choice expected within a week.
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Pendleton High
Main street pole removed after safety concerns
A concrete base and wooden pole at the intersection of Main and Court Streets were removed Thursday. City officials suggested taking it down after the pole was hit by an auto and deemed unsafe.
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Main Street
Real Estate Market Shows Slower Transfers Amid Shortage
A local real estate dealer notes a continuing shortage of homes and a slowdown in transfers. After a period of growth, occupancy and room rentals remain tight as demand outweighs supply in the area.
Field Day Plans Formed For Hermiston Event
Miss Ella May Harmon county demonstration agent traveled to Hermiston today to arrange the women's program for the annual Field Day at the Hermiston Experiment Station tomorrow. In police court C A Wilson was fined five dollars for speeding. two men charged with meeting faced ten dollar fines each as Judge Fits Gerald could not find guilt or innocence.
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Ella May Harmon
Hermiston
Hermiston Experiment Station
Specter
C. A. Wilson
Mehting
Gerald
New Office Building Begun Behind Tallman Drug Co
A new Penland Bree Transfer Co office building is under way in the rear of Tallman Drug Co with anticipated arrival of lumber and immediate construction. The 10 by 40 foot structure will face Alta street and is expected to be ready soon. Meanwhile local sportsmen report shipments of young bam to be planted in the Inken and streams of the county, with rainbow variety prompting rejoicing. Guard unit in Walla Walla received authority to organize a field artillery battery. The unit will have 75 horses, 126 men and five officers, and will use 7th imime-Walla Walla guns.
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Penland Bree, Transfer Co
Tallman Drug Co
Alta Street
Hass
Teous
Walla Walla
Field Artillery
The
National Guard
Mont
Truce Whitney
Walla Walla Union
Roosevelt Memorial association campaign spreads nationwide
October 20 27 designated for work in the Roosevelt Memorial association campaign to honor the late president. State executives and leading Oregon citizens endorse the plans with Governor Olcott King expressing strong accord with the movement’s spirit.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Oregon
Olcott King
Geography prize offers three awards for journal articles
Teachers and students are invited to submit geography articles to the Journal of Geography published by the American Geographical Society in New York. Three prizes of 3100 each will be awarded for the best pupil outline, a critique of current textbook presentation, and an essay on portraying a geographical subject in writing. John Bentley of Pendleton visits Missouri after attending the Grand Army event in Columbus.
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Teaders
Journal of Geography
Americaan Geographical Society
Broadway
156Th Street
New York City
Irglr
John Bentley
Missouri
John Mt. Bentley
Pendleton
Grand Army
Sexstone
Columbus
Ohio
Sturfeon
Polnta
New Fall Coats and Accessories On Display
New fall coats for women in velour tweeds bolivia and heather mixtures with fur trim options. Prices from 37.50. Also new Polo coats leather auto coats and plush coatess with shell or silver bag handles bag ribbons cords and tassels in varied colors. A display book explains options and pricing.
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Bolivia
Final estate actions and adoption terms in local probate notes
The final account in the estate of Fred Marsh was approved in probate court with the administratrix discharged. Frank A. Selig is authorized to adopt six year old Lotell I. Brannon, changing the child’s name to Larnell Selig. Weather notes report a cool day with a high near 70 and a low around 44, light to moderate wind, clear skies.
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Frank A. Selig
Lotell I. Brannon
Larnell
Telig
Chauncey Bishop Visits Salem with Son on Business
Chauncey Bishop spends a few days in Salem on business with his young son Charles Nay. They plan to return to Penidiet on Monday and stay at the Roy T. Lishon residence on Raley street. Mr and Mrs Roy Bishop and children expect to depart for Portland in a few days.
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Chauncey Bishop
Salem
Charles Nay
Penidiet
Roy T. Lishon
Raley Street
Roy Bishop
Porthand
Supreme Court Mandate Carried Out in Franklin v Weber
The Mate supreme court mandate affirming the lower court ruling in Howard Franklin v Bruno Weber was carried out by Circuit Judge G A Thelpe, ordering Weber to pay Franklin 93791.66. A separate case, Shinogiu and Nip Shiniguki v William Bogert, went to jury after 2 PM with plaintiffs seeking 1000 in damages. jury panel included Cox Mumm Humphrey EMC Busk Meyers Mill Kirk Earcey Melstrom Moore Stanfiel Cresswell.
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Supreme Court
Mate Supreme Court
Howard Franklin
Bruno Weber
G. A. Thelpe
Community Fundraiser Aids University of Oregon Building
The Thursday Afternoon Club held a lecture by Lieutenant Lamar Tooze to support the University of Oregon Women's Building. They cleared 79.25 and voted to add 24.75, bringing the total donation to 190 for the project.
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Lamar Tooze
Oregon
Treasury
Itching and Skin Diseases Cited as Blood Disorder Cure
Itching and eczema blamed on impure blood and cured by cleansing the blood. S&S drug advertised as a longstanding, reliable treatment with wide use across many cases. Local reader cautions about the remedy and its availability in Chet C Cat wars bata, Ga.
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S&s
Ward
Bata
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Garden Streem
Round-to
Tomarstow
Gunday
Wieh Tt
Jolly’ Inn
Will Panter
Berkeley
Mise
Heinz White
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
TNT
Insurance
Buce
Joe Kerley Easer
Chas
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Eard, Inc
Pendleton, Oregon
Dodge Brothers Business Car
Pendleton Motor Sales CO
Wishtl
Slean Pendleton
Women's Union
Children’s
Children’s Union
Mr. Bentley
California
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