Bratt Moves Office and City Notes In Pendleton
Pendleton brief items report Bratt moving offices and changes at the Hoon building, Pruitt adding rooms, and Judd Mock involved with local affairs. Church services for Baker, legal notices, a Stanfield marriage license, duck hunting opening plans, a wounded buck sighting, and a Navy recruit are noted along with a warning about delinquent taxes and a warrant for Spinning. Rev Nathan Evans, formerly at Pendleton, is reported ill and leaving his financial post in Wenatchee for health reasons.
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Bratt
Pruitt
Tempe
Hexoe
Jenna
Judd) Mock
Mrr
Johng
Mr Pruitt
Estates Are Appraised In Athena By Appraisers
The estate of the late Henry Pinkerton of Athena valued at 14140 under the appraisers report by A Dudley F LeGrow and T Hichards. The farthest part of the estate valued at 12700 by M L Wat T Richards and W R Taylor with Kinnear fixing value as BEZDO. It includes an interest in the property of A Kinneo.
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Henry Pinkerton
Athena
A. Dudley
F. &. le Grow
Ft. Hicherds
M. L Wat
T Richards
W. R Taylor
Eatate
Linvd Kinnear
Bezdo
A. Kinneo
Jott Dey Woman In Honital Outcome At St Anthony
Mrs Gr A Rinehart of John Day underwent an operation at St Anthony's hospital Happy Canyon settling up. Directors of Happy Canyon are poring over the bill contracted for the show and those with bill to prevent them. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Ed Lyday at St Anthony's hospital. The Lydayns live near Mettorammachitation.
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Honital
Gr. A. Rinehart
John Day
Bt. Anthony’s Hospital
Happy Canyon
Bille
Horn
Ed Lydny
Anthony
Lydayn
Mettoram
Machitation
Local Couple Weds in County Ceremony
Walter H Attebury and Mime Lina Matheny, both of this county, married at 2 30 this afternoon by Justice of the Peace Joe Parkes. C G Smilee, formerly of Lincoln Nebraska, bound for Moscow Idaho to take a position as an instructor in the lawn school at Idaho University, to be here this afternoon. He is a friend of Rev A H Hubbell pastor of the Christian church.
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Stanfield
Walter Kd
Attebury
Nina Matheny
Walter. H. Attebury
Mime
Lina Matheny
Jus Ace of the Peace
Joe Parkes
C. G. Smilee
Lincoln
Nebraska
Moscow
Idaho
Idaho University
A. H. Hubbell
Christian Cchurch
Hoover Urges Public to Cut Sugar Use for France
Food Administrator Hoover appealed to Americans to reduce candy and sugar purchases by one third to aid French allies facing two months with no sugar. He said the U.S. can export 100,000 tons to France next month and possibly more, while American consumption runs 90 pounds per person per year. France has a ration of 21 pounds per person annually.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
Portland Tailor Named Commissioner for National Wool Bureau
Chan F E Coopey of Portland was appointed commissioner for Oregon of the National Wool Bureau of America. He has 25 years of involvement in wool industry matters and aims to promote wool production, sheep breeding, and educational work while coordinating breeding stock distribution and wool conservation. He notified Governor Withycombe seeking executive cooperation to inform farmers and towns about the vital wool situation.
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Portland
Ore
Bent
Coopey
America
United States
Loetires
Moving Pictures
Pe & Clearing
Avetet Lin
Oregon
Withycomie
Ocean hurricane claims USS crew and five others
Houma Louisiana September 20 Captain Theodore Fallatin of the Mek ing schooner Wanna and nine crew members drowned when a hurricane swept the coast. The bodies were found today. Mobile Florida September 20 six were killed and five injured by the same storm sweeping Creatvic Morida.
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Houma
Theodore Fallatin
Wanna
Mobile
Creatvic
Morida
Onstrestionist Given Six Year Prison Sentence
San Francisco report states Daniel O Connell was convicted of conspiring to obstruct the draft law and sentenced to six years in prison.
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San Francisco
Daniel O'Connel
Move to Oust La Polette Continues on Page 1
A Minnesota committee meeting continues the push to oust La Polette. Several members of the committee discuss the resolution and possible actions as the debate extends beyond the front page.
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LA Polette
Ousting Vote Seen Unlikely by Committee
Report suggests unlikely outcome as committee faces difficulty securing the required two thirds vote to remove him. The text indicates skepticism about decisive action despite a favorable committee report.
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Pendleton Methodist Church
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The
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Lee Brown
al Walker
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