Death of an infant at George Rugg ranch
The infant Murl Tenney, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tenney, died yesterday afternoon at age 1 year 1 month after a brief illness. The funeral was held today at 3 o'clock from the family home on the George Rugg ranch, conducted by Rev. Robert Warner. Also notes on Amaholis Tribe meeting times, J. Smith’s Portland trip for health board meetings, labor unrest at Cripple Creek, and injuries to Ned Slater in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murl Tenney
H. A. Tenney
George Rugg Ranch
Robert Warner
The Merchants Cafe Advertises Fresh Imports
The notice describes Merchants' Cafe maintaining an assortment of imported delicacies including crawfish oysters and various cheeses. It notes daily hot lunch service from 11 50 a m to 2 p m with a focus on continuous on hand items and Frankforters and Hanr b ore cela as listed items.
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Frankforters
Hanr
Iupch
Great Trading Center in Hur Ney County Barne Area
Jefferson Myers president of the Lewis and Clark fair commission estimates that 3 200 carloads of merchandise were sent into Barne Hur ney county last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Myers
Lewis and Clark Fair Comimlection
Barne
Hurney County
Earthquake Shock Delights Pendleton Residents
A rare quake barely five seconds long struck Pendleton at 3 25 Sunday afternoon. Residents felt a swift tremble with rattling windows, creaking houses, and a roaring sound like a bridge crossing. Neighbors gathered afterward, noting the shock was strongest near the high school hill and comparing it to San Francisco tremors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Aftrer
Dante and Othello lecture series in Seattle notes
Dr Gowen of Seattle presents two lectures at the Parich House on Johnson Street. On the first evening the topic is Othello with discussion on Shakespearean interpretation. The second evening explores the character of Dante, with attendance planned for Monday and Tuesday evenings next week.
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Dr. Gowen
Seattle
Parich House
Pendieton
Mite
Gowen
Senthe
Porth House
Johnson Street
Willec
Dante
Lectures on Masterpieces by Dore Attract Salem Audience
A Salem lecture series will present masterpieces illustrated by Dore with scholarly commentary. Speakers will blend instruction and entertainment, followed by talks from noted literary and educational figures. The public is urged to attend these lectures. Salem architect Charles Gray and his wife are visiting Pendleton. Gray, who has done government project work, toured the Chemawa school reservation today.
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Dore
Salem
Charles Gray
Pendleton
Residents return from Washington visit prompt local report
Miss Grace Tatum returns home Wednesday after visiting friends in Washington. Florence Meade of Spokane and Mrs. Harvey Burns of Reardon accompanied her. A. W. Nye, deputy fish and game warden, went to Umatilla this morning to investigate violations of the law there and will return home tonight.
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Washington
Grace Tatum
Florence Meade
Spokane
Harvey Burns
Reardon
A. W. Nye
Thursday Afternoon Club Opens Year With Home Economics Talk
The Thursday Afternoon Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. J. E. Bean’s home with good attendance. Papers on Food Values Bread and the Principles of Bread Making Meats and How to Choose Them and the Oregon Pure Food Law were presented by Mrs. A. J. Stillman and Mrs. J. Hailey Jr The state federation committee recommendations were received and Dr. Cardwell praised the program A further club meeting is planned at Mrs. J. Habler Jr’s home Current Literature Club hosts Dr Gowen from Seattle for lectures on Brownite and Mae Pastry and on Othello and Dante next week. A flower show yielded many prize winners with Irene La Brow and Miss Mann among top exhibitors. A large loan exhibit and many prize lists are noted. An art exhibit discussion is planned for a future event to benefit the school.
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J. E. Bean
National Pure Food Association
A. J. Still
Chile
Furnish Slater
Firmal Mann
Irene la Brow
Miss Manns
Woman's Club
We Judees
Hloser
Firet
Irene Lalion
Irmal Matin
Ruth Keller
la France Roses
Irmal Mann
Margaret Lowell
Asters—Larcest
Furtish Slater
Meryl Argie
Agnes Stillman
Elva Boone
Meryl Arge
Fire
Stella Copeland
Una Smith
Snap Dragons
Eunice Rose
Evelyn Hasbrouck
Homer Maloney
Geraniume—Firet
Edna Hogue
Addie Hays
Garden Pinke
Charles Gib Ull
Freewater Fruit Industry Sees 840000 Worth This Year
Freewater area fruit output expands as three packing houses led by Milton branch of Walla Walla Produce Co plan to ship 22 cars weekly during peak three week period. 200 acres of strawberries plus forthcoming cherries blackberries and peaches prompt extended harvest, with 40 workers on prune processing and daily apple shipments expected to reach 1 car per day through November 14.
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Wille
Freewater
Wellh Walt Produce Company
W Mumford
Timatilin County
Mumford
Lhomoxseeker
Portland
Willamette Valley
Milton Branch
Walla Walla Produce Company
Arene
Idaho
Baker City
Pendleton
Jaches
Peirs Boein
Mont Heavily
Sain i
Lost horse and mare seek owner near Sand of Ae kay creek
A dark gray horse about 100 pounds heavy with a G brand on the right shoulder and a bay mare about two years old with some white on the face, both branded. They went missing near Jonet Reward and information leading to their recovery should be given to Glenn Brown in Pendjetan.
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Ae Kay Creek
Glenn Brown
Pendjetan
Reauming Golf Club Members Return to Play
Golfers at the club resume play as weather improves. Members report better greens and improved conditions from the first hole to the last. Daily turnout remains steady while the grounds dry, maintaining interest in the game.
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Chby
Tin
Wisdom to Resign from State Board Post
M D Wisdom will resign at the forthcoming meeting of the state board of agriculture. The secretary indicates the event will occur in December.
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M. D. Wisdom
Wndleretood
MD. Wisdom
State Board of Wericuttare
Inland Empire to be well represented at fair, Myers says
Jefferson Myers reports that the Lewis and Clark Centennial Fair commission will highlight the resources of eastern Oregon and inland regions. The commission, arriving from Burns and proceeding to Portland, aims to advertise the lesser known areas to large Portland crowds. County growers are urged to prepare top cattle, horse, and sheep displays to showcase local breeds and agricultural richness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Myers
Inland Empire
Lewis and Clark Centennanl Fair Commission
City
Burns
Portland
Crook County
Myere
Tyme
Sivere Urees
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Red
Athena Roy W. Ritner
J. Smith
State Board of Health
State Board of Medical Exam
Mra. Smith
Diz Smith
Cripple Creek
Ned Slater
Union
la Grande
Saconi
Marshall
Oregon
Ing Druggists
the Earth
Ciiiners
San Pranciace
Dante and
F. S. Younger & Son
Current Literature Club
Ita
Flower Day
Verbenns
Firat
Ethel Hatley
Winnie Brown
Mareuerites
Walter Owen
California
Popples
Della Danner
Firat Une Mith
Largeut
Firat Geo
Mixed Fowers
Loulea Yandie
Byble Cole
Hazel
Zehner
Conklin
Freewater Fruit
Sullivan & Bond Men's Furnishings
Interior
Teutech's
ontPar
OWL
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile CO
Fine Tait
Joseph’s Acadet
Sisters of St. Frances of Philadelphia
W. J. Clarke & Co
Finiass
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