Boston Store Nine to Face Railroad Boys in Sunday Game
The Boston store clerks and friends issue a challenge to the railroad team, accepted for a Sunday two o’clock game on the Alta Street grounds. A long amateur baseball season is ahead as players prepare, with lineup details to be announced the day of the game. The railroads team includes J. S. McLaughlin among others. officials anticipate a lively contest and potential banter with the umpire.
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Railroad Boys
West Alta
Boston
Alta Street
J. 5
McLaughlin
Baseball lineup crushers from Boston Store listing
The fragment lists players by positions and names including captain and catcher roles across teams, with lines mentioning Boston Store Bell captain Fos ter catcher Waffle first base Hai ley second base Peters third base Finneran shortstop Bean center field Hayden right field Roosevelt Jett Held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lewis
C. 8. Haynes
BG. HR. Wolfe
W. J. Jett
A. KR. Kelly
BE. J. Baker
Ralph McLaughlin
E. T. Walsh
Boston Store
Bell
Foster
Waffle
Hailey
Peters
Finneran
Bean
Hayden
Roosevelt
Jett Held
Registration Progress Stirs ION DRAGS Effort
The registration work advances slowly at times and rapidly at others. Clerk Kennedy notes the rapid periods are short and distant. By the end of March 1705 voters had registered, 562 fewer than two years ago for the same period, risking last minute oaths on election day.
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Kennedy
Real Estate Transfers In Weston Area
Wm Henry Gey and wife sold for 1400 to Della M Millsops lot 16 in block 264 Reservation addition. James C Turner sold to Alice Turner his wife for 4000 the east half of SE quarter section 26 and west half of SW quarter section 25 in township 4 north range 6 east containing 160 acres near Weston. H F Krebs sold to Richard M Alcorn for 1200 lot 14 block 184 Reservation addition.
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Wm. Henry Gey
Della M. Millsops
James C. Turner
Alice Turner
Weston
H. F. Krebs
Richard M. Alcorn
FAVORS COMPANY Objects to East Oregonian Tax Plan for 25-Year Franchise
Pendleton letter to editor argues against municipal ownership risk in gas and electric franchise. It urges fair terms and warns against halting investment, noting $35,000 to $40,000 needed and potential city gains from lower costs if capital remains private. The piece calls for community discussion with Northwestern Gas & Electric and stresses prudent, businesslike terms. The piece ends with a church memorial scene for Pastor Potwine.
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East Oregonian
Gas and Electric Company
Pendleton
Northwestern Gas & Electric Company
Ganquel
Vigcom
Eagles Ball at Armory Draws Large Crowd and Prizes
The Eagle lodge ball in Armory hall attracted a large crowd and lively dancing until 2 am. Joe Hinkle won the 35 prize for best walter, J A Smith took 2.40, Miss Elwie Lyman won 5, and Mrs J A Devlin earned 2.60. The group hopes to host another similar event later.
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Armory Hall
John Heathman
Bowen
Armory
Joe Hinkle
Walter
J. A. Smith
Elwie Lyman
J. A. Devlin
Order
Rev Potwine Farewell Draws Large Church of the Redeemer Crowd
Large concourse gathered at the Church of the Redeemer for the farewell of Rev. W. E. Potwine as he concluded his departure from the parish after years of service. The afternoon services carried added solemnity in honor of his tenure and contributions.
Tivis McBroom Funeral Held Sunday Afternoon
The funeral of Tivis McBroom was held Sunday at 2 o'clock with Rev. M. W. Howard preaching. The service was under the auspices of the Loo and attended by the Artisans Woodmen Maccabees and Lady Maccabees. A large crowd paid last respects.
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Tivis McBroom
Loo
M. W. Howard
Maccabees
Lady Maccabees
O R N W Edge Change and Portland Move In Newsitem
J Hughes ex O R N baggage master in town en route to Portland from Salt Lake resigns to return East and take Portland post with O R N. Lewis fails to throw local blacksmith A T Ellis in wrestling match at Columbia theater while Frank Lowier and Frank Unfried headline. Ed Barrett and family relocate from Boise to Athena, planning future building contractor work.
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J. Hughes
Portland
Salt Lake
Hughes
Lewis
Columbia Theater
Frank
Athena
Ed Barrett
Athens
Barrett Iid
McDonald Arrested in Harness Theft Scheme
Jack McDonald was arrested this morning on larceny charges after attempting to sell four sets of harness to second hand dealers. Police traced the items to the Froome barn and Eastern Hotel area, with two named businesses identifying the seized gear. He remains in County Jail awaiting county attorney action as city ordinances offer no larceny statute for local prosecution.
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McDonald
Jack McDonald
Atorney
Froome
Unatiila
Scott's Emulsion used as palatable cod liver oil
Scott's Emulsion is presented as a food and medicine aid for mothers and children. It claims to support weak stomachs, prevent thinness, and promote healthy flesh and blood. Nursing mothers are promised richer milk for their babies, with a free sample offered by Scott & Owen at Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
State v Newtson Defendant Guilty in County Road Feud
In Vinson County about 20 miles north of the city, Newt Newtson was found guilty of trespass and abuse after a feud over a county road. Alfred Laing testified that fences were cut and left down, disturbing property rights. the judge, Thomas FitzGerald, imposed a fine of $16 plus costs after trial.
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Newt Newtson
Thomas FitzGerald
Vinson
Alfred Laing
Huskin Bee Play Postponed Due to Illness of Miss Thompson
The Huskin Bee production directed by Miss Clara L Thompson has been postponed from Friday night to April 16. The show will be staged at the Frazer theater and organizers expect a strong turnout from the community.
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Clara’ L. Thompson
Frazer
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Tallman & CO
Eescea
American Journal OF Health
Spurr
Revere
Howart W. Spurr Coffer Company
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Snn
Journal of Health
F. S. Younger & Son
Knights Templar
Eagles
Potwine
B'Broom
J. Oj. Hughes
Scott & Owne
Gop
Pearl Strest
New York
U. S
Owl Tea House
THE
Arningel
Uty
Delia
W. S. Byers
Prine
Havana
Flynn & CO
R. R. Lewis
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