Modern Woodmen social at local store next Monday
The Modern Woodmen of America plan a pleasant social at Selder's store next Monday evening with cards games ice cream and cigars. New fall line of Indies bags displayed from New York factory. Also local notices urge visit to Silverthorn's for pure apple sherbet and fresh meat weighing machine by E Pollack.
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Woodmen of
America
Express Direct
New York
Silverthorn's
Express
Silverthorn’s
Birth Record Signals New Daughter for McDonald Family
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDonald on July 26. The proud father receives congratulations from fellow baseball players and friends. Also features fall handbag styles and a New York express shipment of affordable samples arriving at Silverthorn's.
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Alex McDonald
Harvest Joy as Farmers Finish Reaping in Ladd Canyon
Farmers in Ladd Canyon report most fields harvested with no rain damage to hay. Mrs. Dick Peebler and three children remain at Enterprise visiting daughter and son in law Mrs. Bula Dougherty. Helen, long a spinal muscular atrophy patient, improves and travels with her mother to Enterprise. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kinney return home to Joseph after five weeks visiting kin in Milton and Walla Walla.
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Ladd Canyon
Dick Peebler
Enterprise
Sldeer
Bula Dougherty
Helen
Albert Kinney
Joseph
Personal visits and travel notes from La Grande
Local society column reports numerous residents and visitors traveling or staying at the Savoy in La Grande including C M DeVere to Portland D O Brichoux to Baker H J Evang and wife Baker Stanley D Eaton Union Prof McGuire to Portland Mrs E C Stooté formerly of La Grande now from Freewater Mr and Mrs Davis Logan Davig firm to Joseph C G Mack and family Enterprise Mrs John Shea returned from Portland R G Kean Bremerton visiting E Reynolds family Laverne Wissler Pendleton to Wallowa Lake Cecile Lilly visit Irma Alkine to Joseph camping party Assessor Clark aide Mrs C A Varpilat Pendleton visiting Mrs M K Hall and others Mrs B B Kennedy and children through La Grande.
Local News Briefs On Travel and Education
The column notes Mr Mennedy formerly ran Baker Herald and departs from Baker to Portland to reside. Local Express Agent and Mrs Hibberd return from an extended visit in Salt Lake City Portland and Seattle. L F Maguee now of Portland acted as American Express agent during the regular agent’s absence. Prof G M Mickelson, longtime high school faculty member, visits Le Grande. He has taught in Southern California near Los Angeles where he led a business course in a nearby school.
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Baker
Portland
Mr. Mennedy
The
Baker Herald
Mra. G
Hibberd
Salt Lake
Seattle
L. F. Maguee
American Express Company
G. M. Mickleson
le Grande
Mickelson
California
Los Angeles
Coast rate comparisons and railroad coordination notes
The document outlines freight rate decisions affecting coast terminals and intermediate points, noting a possible 15 percent higher intermediary rate from Buffalo or Philadelphia and the need for railways to set schedules in coordination with the decision. A comparative table shows old and proposed Spokane rates for canned goods and agricultural implements, with figures from Missouri and Mississippi rivers and Chicago, plus a brief parable about a charitable Quaker aiding a town’s church rebuilding without compromising his principles.
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Chicas
Spokane
England
Merivale
Gentle Reminder of Dudleigh's Family Fortunes
A London Mail snippet notes Dudleigh's uncle has died leaving him a fortune. Tom mentions nine great aunts offering congratulations and even his tailor sent a bouquet of forget me nots yesterday.
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Johnn
Dudleigh
Tom
London Mail
Power of an Audience Influence It Exerta On Actor
A fragmented essay describes audience power over a speaker. It compares audience responsiveness to a chemical reaction where combined forces create a new energy enhancing performance. The piece notes audience presence awakens expressive force and alters tone, leaving a lasting impression on the performer.
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Golpg
Artuts
Rome
Dretestry
Nocold
Prtenmant
Solemn Moment Aboard Great Mail Steamer in Mid Ocean
A calm mid ocean scene follows a near stop as a bishop conducts a burial at sea. Passengers react with quiet concern then resume their pursuits while the ship slowly resumes motion and life aboard returns to normal.
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Bhp
Ain
Alutiahis
Wells
Pissengers
Majjesty
The Only Way Out
A comic panel shows Peter calling for milk as he has drunk too much. Small Brother proposes to drop the jug while Meggendorfer Blatter captions the scene with humor.
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Peter
The Catastrophe at the Browns’ Last Night
A humorous exchange recalls an accident where Mrs. Brown hands a baby a bottle that falls from a crib and breaks its neck, revealing the bottle rather than the child as the casualty.
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Browns
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DR. A. C
Posey, Speciailet
Selder's
E. Pollack
Mr. Pollack
Silverthornia
Thelsis
Indocente
Wilds
Garcick
C. M. DeVere
D. O. Brichoux
H. J. Evang
Savoy
Stanley D. Eaton
Union
Prof. McGuire
E. C. Stooté
City
Freewater
George O’connnor
Mrs. Davis
Logan. Davig
G Mack
John Shea
Porland
R. G. Kean
Bremerton
Laverne Wissler
Pendleton
Cecile Lilly
Wallowa Lake
Eddie Culp
W. E. Long
la Grande
Gwendolyn Weaver
Fred Dittebrandt
Joseph Lake
Hadson
the Lake
D. C. Nowlin
Jackson
Wyoming
Bavoy
Irma Alkine
Miss Alkine
Clark
C. A. Varpilat
Mrs. Varpilat
M. K Hall
B. B. Kennedy
Missouri River
Mississippi River
Chicago
Conlee
Spokana
Metour
Cald
Go .c
Frank Ure
Fox
Aretic
Gewlis
Hekimeo
Cross
T. v
London Weekly
West Side
Sisterhood
Philadelphia Ledger
Arcade Theatre
Moses
Trea
Ainn Ateemer
Abb Street Dock
Hassalo
Pointy
OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD _ & NAVIGATION CO
Oregon
O-W. R. & WM. McMurray N. Co
Ore
Cigar Factory
Fir Street
Wright Drug Co
Odak Store
Dee
Juose
Philadelphie Prewa
Children of Ware
Chamberlain's Golie
van Camp
Herous
Pattison Bros
Powteffics
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