Funeral Obituary for Mrs M A Terry Swearingen Kin
Mrs M A Terry mother of Mrs T B Swearingen and daughter of the late Mrs Sabre Hopper died at home on West Alta Street after a paralytic stroke. She was 57, born in Illinois, came to Umatilla County in 1865, survived by two daughters and four brothers and a sister. Funeral 10 o clock at the Swearingen home conducted by Rev Charles Quinney, interment Olney Cemetery.
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T. B. Swearingen
Sabre Hopper
West Alta Street
Terry
Illinois
Umatilla County
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Swearingen
Seattle
Thomas Hopper
Joshua Hopper
Noel Hopper
Burn Hopper
Jerry Barnhart
West
Alta Street
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Olney Cemetery
Cake Welcomed by Voters at Athena Rally
Republican Senate hopeful H. M. Cake spoke to a good sized audience in Athena last night, greeting supporters as he promo ted his nomination bid. The event highlighted Cake's campaign momentum and local interest in the race.
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Early Cold Warning Urges Immediate Action
Cold onset demands quick steps to prevent deeper illness. Do not wait for symptoms to worsen, as early treatment can shorten the duration and lessen suffering. Take prompt measures now to reduce severity and recovery time.
Biggest coal land deal seals Tacoma project pact
A Tacoma dispatch reports the largest Washington coal deal ever. It covers 600 acres between Centralia and Grays Harbor sold for 125000 dollars and the plan to build a million dollar plant. Los Angeles and eastern capital back the venture with Dan Van Wagenen and James G. Fitch representing the interests.
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Grays Harbor
Tacoma
Tacoma Dispatch
Los Angeles
Dan van Wagenen
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H. G. Fitch
Dance Tomorrow Night By Lady Maccabees At Armory Hall
June hive No 10 of the Lady Maccabees will host an old fashioned ball at Armory hall Thursday April 9. Music will be excellent and the floor in good condition. A committee of Mrs. David Rogers and Mrs. G W Chamberlain arranged the dancing party with every third dance a quadrille to include all. All are invited.
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Pendleton Auto Horns Stir Streets With Loud Siren Noise
Pendleton Auto unveils a new horn that sounds like a siren or warship and even resembles a dog being whipped. The noise drew attention on Main Street with six dogs fleeing in fear as it rang out, prompting concern among residents.
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For Sale at Hermiston Cottage in desirable location
For Sale at Hermiston a well built roof cottage in a very desirable location. Possession soon as owner vacates. A good investment for price and terms. Write P 0. Box 111 Hermiston Oregon.
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Reasonable critique shapes business philanthropy
Critics argue constructive feedback strengthens philanthropic ventures and drive accountability. Industry leaders emphasize transparent reporting and measurable impact to balance generosity with results.
Mass Meeting Discusses Taxes and Court Proceedings
The County Court backs a public review of expenses. Judge Gilliland and Commissioner Walker invite a statutory, open audit by a representative taxpaying body. They defend itemized disclosures, reveal court expenditures, and note potential prosecutions if required by law. The piece also links W L Thompson to motives tied to Indian guardianship cases.
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Tribune
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Thompson
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Galen
W. L. Thompson
Edwards
Thunder
Blom Mikkalo couple wed at Gilliam Baptist parsonage
Yesterday evening Henry Mikkalo and Ethel Blom both of Gilliam county were married at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. R EB Storey officiating. The couple will reside at Mikkalo where the groom will manage the family ranch near Condon, eighteen miles away.
Dimes Splendid Change At Popular Theatre
Dime's is showing its finest moving pictures in beautiful colorings with engaging stories. The illustrated song is also praised as beautiful. Another excellent change is promised for Friday.
End of Thumb Cut Off on Northern Pacific Train
J. M. Hill lost the end of his left thumb yesterday when his hand was caught in a door as the Northern Pacific train from Pasco lurched. The injury occurred during the trip, and he received medical attention after arrival.
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Northern Pacific
Pasco
Doering and Emerson Receive Marriage License Here
John Clay Doering and Hat idee Pearl Emerson were issued a marriage license today in the local office, formalizing their upcoming wedding plans and marking the union of two residents.
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Hatide Pearl Emerson
Long Pending Walla Walla Tax Dispute Settled
O R and N railroad reaches a final settlement with Walla Walla County paying over 63 thousand dollars to clear 1905 and 1900 assessments plus six percent interest. The company has already paid 1907 taxes and over 81 thousand dollars in recent days, ending the suit in federal court and reducing warrant indebtedness.
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Walla County
Walla Walla Bulletin
Treasury
State Railroad Commission
United States
Rupp
North Coast engineers survey Cow lite Pass region
North Coast engineers who ran lines on the western Cascades slope last fall and winter have entered the Cow lite pass region this spring and will push surveying. J Q Goble of Randie reports Engineer Collina, formerly head of the North Coast party, has reached Randie and reconnoiters with a helper to plan routes. The team may bypass Skate creek country due to difficult terrain with packs and plans to survey through spring months.
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Cascades
Cowlite Pass
Tacoma Ledger
J. Q. Goble
Randie
Cowlite Tiver Valley
Collina
Muddy Fork
Skate Creek
Bear Prairie
Collins
Wedding for Market Day in La Grande
The La Grande Observer reports a public wedding set for April 18 during the city horse show and market day. Max Zimmerman promotes the event with a crowded turnout expected as buyers from Portland and coast cities converge for top horses and market attractions. Full horse show and market day details to come.
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Thin City
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Zimmerman
Portland
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters touted as cure all
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach liver and bowel issues urging readers to try one bottle for proof. It claims thousands cured and convinced of its effectiveness through fair trials.
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