Funeral services for Stanfield man largely attended
The Stanfield community gathered Tuesday afternoon at the family residence for the funeral of Wilhelmina C. Prennle. Rev. I. E. Faucett officiated with Odd Fellows and lodges in attendance. The body was interred in Stanfield cemetery. Surviving: widow, three sons and one daughter. Sons Edward and Darwin live in Portland. Catherine and Charlie live in Stanfield. Dozens of friends offered condolences.
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County’s strict game law enforcement tops state
Umatilla County, aided by Deputy Game Warden George Tonkin and cooperative locals, posted the strongest year for game law prosecutions ending December 1, 1916. Four violators were arrested, with notable cases including deer and elk killings and pheasant violations, fines totaling multiple hundred dollars and several jail terms. Marion and Multnomah counties trailed in convictions and fines.
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Harley Vetter
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Nieht
Frank Allen
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Luke Lane
Doerd
Macon
Charles Smith
Clownaun
Corns Peel Right Off With 'Gets it' and the Corn Sea
A cryptic clash of phrases describes a remedy claim for corns. Vague lines mention removing corns with a product titled "Uet Te" and reference walking away from a worm point. The text mixes scattered phrases and possible instructions without clear names or places.
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Echo Rebekahs Name Assembly Delegates
Echo Rebekahs name assembly delegates as Mrs William Wilder and Mrs Millara Hewitt elected to Hebekah Assembly to be held at Eugene in May. Wilder chosen as deputy grand officer for the lodge. Sale of Nolin hall to Unity Church proposed for 92500, after long dispute over ownership and rebuilding costs. Local figures referenced include Mr and Mrs Sire, Cunnimhahm, Hetdman, and other Echo residents.
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East Oregonian
Henrietta Hebekah
C. FB
Echo
William Wilder
Millara Hewitt
Hebokah
Hell
Hugene
Reson
Wilder
Alee
Serict
Thin Todge
Nofin
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Charee
Bette
Visit Our Infants Department at Our Grocery
An advertisement invites readers to the second floor grocer with a wide seasonal vegetable selection. It promotes fresh produce including radishes cauliflower carrots beets turnips spinach celery peppers lettuce artichokes asparagus rhubarb tomatoes potatoes and cabbage. It highlights extra special fresh country eggs and a patented drying process claimed to preserve flavor and appearance, offering free samples next week to learn more about King's Vegetables and Fruits.
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United States
King’s
Pendleton Visitors and Residents Reported on Wednesday
Aaron the amit Oride who wer earied in Pendleton on Wednesda have returned Rete and will make this place their home. MP Wilcox of Springfield, Ore is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. T M. Johnson. Mr. and Mr. Allen Mudgee moved into the Sehell cottace on Garden Street the first of the week. Mr. T. G Smith spent Tuesday in Echo the guest of hor star, Mr. W A Jones. Guy Smith an Echo boy, the son of Mr. and steve T. G. Smith, who hae been in Spokane, Wash. the past few meetha writes his parents that he hee joined the army and io pewen tioned st American Lake.
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Guy Smith
Steve T. G. Smith
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Wash
American Lake
Progressives Meet IX April As Planned
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International crisis delays national convention in St Louis
A dated March 5 letter from President Wilson, quoted in the paper, says there is no fear that political activity or the timing of the St Louis convention on April 13 will embarrass the president. He expresses pride and thanks supporters as he leads liberal forces, while the nation handles foreign affairs. Also notes a local church event featuring special music on a noted date.
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Wilsonte Hale
St Lou
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