Pendleton Civic Club Meeting Slated at City Hall
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a Civic Association gathering at city hall tomorrow afternoon at two o clock with no police court on the docket. In other news Tom Boylen, former Pendleton high school star now at University of Oregon, topped indoor interclass meet scoring ten points with wins in the 800 and 1000 yard events. Also announced is Don Rice of Portland elected sophomore editor and Hawley Bean of Salem named manager of the 1913 Oregana. Jurgens family mourns as Anna Jurgens, former Pendleton resident and daughter of Mr and Mrs H Jurgens, dies in Portland from rheumatism. Mr Jurgens once served as roadmaster for the O W R N.
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Good Friday observances and cantata repeats in city churches
Episcopal and Catholic calendars mark Good Friday with services in the city. Redeemer Church hosts a 12 to 3 pm service and tonight presents The Crucifixion with a repeat cantata. audience donations requested for the next performance. High school interclass relay race drew a crowd at Round-up Park as twenty runners from four classes competed on a fair track. Dogcatcher Hart reports corraling thirty to forty untagged dogs at the Oregon Feed Yard, with about the same number still at large. some animals are redeemable.
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Four-Footed Chick Hatches at Barnhart Yard
Frank Johnston, section foreman for the C W R and N company at Barnhart, reports a baby chick with four natural feet. The creature appears healthy and is the first of over 200 chicks hatched this season to show this freak trait.
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Petitioners Join With Remonstrators Over County Road
Petitioners who secured a county court order establishing a Birch creek road through Julius Guderain’s ranch have joined remonstrators to seek rescission due to survey errors. The April county court session adjourned as discussions continued and a new petition may overturn the order, a long fought outcome expected for Guderain and allies. Dr Turley sues for divorce from Frances Turley amid property dispute and a request for free title. they wed in Walla Walla on June 25, 1900, and have no children. Attorney Argythe W Gray of Stanfield represents Dr Turley.
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Forged Check Returned To Oregon Market Probers
Marsh and Downey of the Oregon Market received a check alleged to be from J W Chatlin last week and stamped No funde on the back. They suspected fraud while tendered for meats and sent it to the Denver bank as evidence if the forger is found.
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Knights To Go To Baker. Petween twenty five and thirty
Knights prep squad travels to Baker for a game as organizers schedule a between twenty five and thirty point finish. Details are scarce but the note confirms an upcoming contest and a rough point spread.
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Knights Templar to Attend Easter Services in Baker
Knights Templar from the local commandry will depart tomorrow evening for Baker to join the annual Easter services. The Baker La Grande and Pendleton commandries rotate hosting, with Baker this year, La Grande last year, and Pendleton expected for next year.
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Lower California Islands to Be Explored by San Pedro Expedition
A group of naturalists and ornithologists aboard the gasoline yacht Nnel da D. headed by Captain Linton sail to the Lower California islands to gather animal and bird specimens for the Exposition Park museum. Police Sergeant George Willett will lead the expedition and has been named local Smithsonain Institute representative. W. J. McCloskey will join as taxidermist to prepare collected specimens.
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Portugal Seeks Spanish Aid to Suppress Royalists
Lisbon reports the Portuguese government intends to request Spain's help to curb the long‑standing royalist movement. Within days Madrid is expected to consider the aid request to quell the royalist activity threatening Portugal.
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Clever Cleaners Promise Gentles Streetwear Care
The ad asserts a puppy friendly cleaning process for muddy streetwear and fine fabrics. It emphasizes gentle handling, restoring garments to look like new without damage, suitable for delicate textiles, with redress for customers. The tone resembles a shop offering dependable cleaning services for all clothing.
Portugal to expel Portuguese royalists amid unrest
Government will be asked to expel from the country all Portuguese royalists. Portugal promises to ban propaganda against the parish regime. Portel residents, stirred by anarchists, have attacked and clashed with Portuguese troops. Military reinforcements have been sent.
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Suffragettes Delay Against Adam's Downfall Charge
A fragment notes suffragettes have not yet charged the cliticians with Adam's downfall. The sentence implies ongoing political tension and unnamed parties in a broader dispute.
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