Fragmented advert and notices from Pendleton era
A mixed OCR fragment lists items for a household order including sugar, coffee, peaches, syrup, flour, rice, tea, beans, lard, pickles, soap, salt, baking powder, and a health claim for Electric Bitters with local sellers. It also reports a suicide attempt by a man in Pendleton, another note on railway tickets and sailings, an eagle attack on a child near Weston, and several medical ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Shiloh's Cure. A local legal notice mentions Barrett getting judgment against Pambrun and Bergey.
Congress in turmoil as fistfight erupts on floor
Washington April 13 the house hall erupted when Adame opened debate on foreign resolutions. Bailey protested, slurs flew, and a fistfight broke out. The sergeant at arms used the mace to restore order as Johnson and Henderson clashed over war policy and roll calls. Senate meanwhile holds Cuba talks with Lodge and Lee remarks on recognition.
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Washington
Adame
Foreign Committee
Bailey
Myera
Henderson
Gaba
Comitttes
Adams
Senate
Cuba
Lodge Vna Sapere
Lee
Foreign Re
Pearson
North Carolina
Towa
American Congress
Quigg
Bartlett
Georgia
Bromm
Pennsylvania
Myers
Tombera
House
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Republicana
Isene
Moody Wins Nomination as Congress Candidate in Astoria Convention
In Astoria on April 14 the Republican convention solidified its lineup with Malcolm A. Moody of The Dalles nominated for congress. A chaotic scene followed as delegates clashed over rules and debate, culminating in Henderson calling for order while Bailey and Quigg sparred. The event reflected fierce intra party friction and set the stage for further political maneuvering.
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Weee Astoria
Malcolm A. Moody
Dalles
Taylor
Multnomah County
Easter Sermon Echoes The Way To Life In Christ
A long historical sermon argues that Jesus is "the way" to the Father, emphasizing truth and life as central to salvation. It narrates Christ's crucifixion and resurrection as the path from death to eternal life, with reverent reflections on divine love and humanity's fall. The piece also notes a class memorial resolution for a deceased classmate, Walter Watts, offering prayers to his family.
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Tom
Christ
Thomas
Toomes
Eo Obriel
Obriel
Heaven
Obrist
Hades
Hell
Eden
Hin
Earth
Elis
Murmer
Satan
Death
Sile
God
Splendid Arbor Day Decorations in Athena Public School Rooms
A revelatory tour of Athena public school rooms reveals lavish Arbor Day displays by students and teachers. Miss Ethel Reid and Miss Brandon showcase ornate borders, floral designs, and freehand drawings. Miss Wade and Mrs Sackett contribute striking work. The Professor’s room contrasts with a stricter, older ambiance, yet all rooms reflect pride in student artistry.
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Profesaor Reid
Athena Pabvlle School
Ethel G., Reid
Brandon
Ming Flory
Sackett
Acholart
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Fragmented OCR note describes a local paper in Umatilla county expanding production by McKinsey's men, offering a full report early and free. An edition of 69 copies was distributed to a small city, with mixed reactions and promises of more copies tomorrow.
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Umatilla
McKinsey's
Anges
Athena
Weston
Emerior
Jonet
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C. W. Hollis
Calico
Main Street
Oregon
L. G. Pickehs
South Side
Rice
Serre
Eyeee Eee
Gaeons Drug Store
Rigby & Hales, Proprietors
Arthur
Pendleton
O. Hy & N. Co. Eall
St. Paul
Duleth
Ghicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Leopolasky
Spokane
Portland
San Francisco
Charles Searous
Uma- Ulla County
Pine Creek
East Oregonian
Hood
A. E. Salter
Beyrao
N. Y
G. C. Osborn
Postoffice
the Pioneer Harness Shop
W. E. Young
Aruexa
A. M. Gillis
Congress
Benderson
Johnson
Foraker
United States
Newport News
Schley
Old Point Corfort
Capes
Navy Department
Gomez
Key West
Fla
Agenta
Cuban Insurgente
Gulf
Key Woat
Havana
General Lee
T. J. Kirk
Cabarn
Elder L. Green
Walter Watts
Bowlett
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Jary Kees
Fannie Sout
R. 8
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