Coming Events in the Inland Empire and Pacific Northwest
A list of events for April to June 1903 includes Inland Empire organizations in Walla Walla Pendleton and The Dalles. Notable items cover bond elections in Pendleton. Founding celebrations for Women of Woodcraft, Oregon State Federation of Labor meeting in Grande, state court sessions, church and educational gatherings, Pioneer reunions, and wool-related sales across Pendleton The Dalles Heppner Shaniko Weston Weston.
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P. Conventionat Io
Walla
Prt
Inland Empire Re’ Association
Walla Walla
Wril
Women of Woodcraft
Pendleton
Pril
Seboo District Bond Slec
Oregon State Federation of Labor A Grande
State Supreme Court
Pen
Modern Wood
The
Dalles
Pacific Coast Congress Congregationalists
Seattle
O. F. Grand Lodge
Presbyterian Gentesembly
Los Angeles
Cal
Wool
Weston
Seventh Day Adventist
Anne
Baker
Pioneerton
Oregon
Associa
Elgin
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Astoria
Union
National Educational Association
Boston
Mass
Improved Order of Redmen Great Council
Portland
National
San Francisco
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Regional Ag Events List and Lambing Forecast
The Gilliam county jambing camps report weak lambing due to a cold spring and poor forage. Officials project about 50 percent of lambs raised, with some predicting 17 percent as an average. overall losses higher than usual. The text lists upcoming events including Wool sales in various towns and national meetings scheduled through September.
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Gilliam
Anereer
Condon
New Engines Arrive for 0 R N Line at La Grande
Three new locomotives reach Le Grande for the Oregon Railroad and Navigation. Nos 10 and 311 are large compound freight engines, No 27 is a simplex switch engine. They arrive disconnected and will be assembled at La Grande shops. Freight engines to enter service locally, switcher to Umatilla yards.
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le Grande
la Grande
Umatilla
Resurrection drama at Frazer theater April 15
Tolstoi's tale of oppression is dramatized by Chase and presented at the Frazer theater tomorrow night April 15. The production is described as faithful to history and promises a moving experience for Fendleton audiences.
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Tolstoi
Chase Fa
Fendleton
Frazer
Echo, Colfax Locals Seek Land in Irrigation District
About 20 people from Colfax and nearby towns filed on government land in the irrigation district since the government survey began. Echo’s O H Horton travels through the city en route from Echo to home, noting a halt to immigration into the Echo country recently.
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Echo
O. H. Horton
Colfax
Echo Country
Race Proofs Slow Finish in Life's Contest
A Philadelphia Inquirer brief quotes a father and son discussing the proverb the race is not always to the swift. The father explains that life’s race favors persistence over raw speed, noting that quick runners often do not finish first.
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Philadelphia
Local notices list sales and services in Pendleton region
A flood of small ads mention houses for sale or rent from 8 to 15 dollars monthly, local shops like Teutsch’s for shoe repairs Gratzs and Grate’s eateries, Lyman’s 310 Court, and N T Conklin offerings. Also noted are ice cream parlors opening, a seven room house sale, bicycles for sale, and a Knights of Pythias meeting with degree conferrals.
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Houser’s
Grate's
Teutech's
EB. T. Wade
Newman's
The
Delta
Teutech
W. D. Fechter
Joel Fish and Poultry
Lyman
Court
Teutsch’s
Court Street
Hays
Pendieton
J. Devlin
Gratz’s
West Alta Street
Teutsch
N. T. Conklin
Miller's
Grats's
Helix
el Sidelo
St Rees
Raley
Alta Street
Lane Street
J. T. Hinkle
Houser
Aite
South Coll Street
Clarence Boerstler
Mr. Boerstler
J. T. Liewallen
Adams, Ore
Suitings Lot Sells Fast At Varied Yardage
A local sale advertises suitings by yardage with prices ranging from £3.50 per yard to $1 per yard. To clear stock the items are offered as bundles: $3.50 goods at $1.93 per yard, $2.50 kind at $1.37 per yard, $1.50 kind at 98c per yard, and kind at 67c per yard.
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Hen
Shoes Stock Expanded With New Styles And Prices
The store announces a larger shoe stock with styles for all ages. Baby shoes start at 50 cents, misses shoes at 1.25, boys shoes at 1.50, ladies dress and strap sandals range from 1.50 to 3, and men's sizes include cadet calf welts at 3.0 dollars.
Parasols and Sunshade Accessories in Indian Bead Necklaces
A collection highlights parasols sunshade belts amber necklaces wrist bags and fancy purses featuring Indian bead necklaces and related accessories. The display emphasizes vibrant fabrics and traditional craftsmanship.
Monthly Medal Shoot Yields Surprises At Range
The regular monthly medal shoot on Sunday produced surprises. Tallman Boettcher and Shull tied a 26 in one event and again in the shoot-off for a possible 10. In the final shoot-off Tallman scored 9 while Shull and Boettcher had 6. Ayres posted 24 of 25. Stillman broke the day’s record though his exact score and remarks are not recorded.
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Tallman
Boettcher
Shull
Ayres
Stillman
Garden Seeds and Supplies Advertises Onion Sets and Tags
Garden seeds and vegetable seeds advertise high demand for Oregon Yellow Danvers onion sets and a variety of tags, tickets, bands, inks, and mucilages. Multiple brands offered, with emphasis on spring supplies and office items.
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Oregon
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Underskirts
Neutsch's Big Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Faigast
Progressive Jeweler
Alifornia
Greece
Palifornia
California
Isgeppen
Pendleton Savings Bank
E. D. Boyd
C. B. Wade
Franklin
Railroad
Webb Streets
Knights of Pything
Doc Maple
Wiliam Sturela
Ralph Ward
Dr. Henderson
Hoight
E Ki) Nien
Clarence Orton
J. H (Gwinn
T. G. Vn
Cry
H. Ly Stevens
John Jordan
Stevens
Peoples
Goodyear West
Nolf
Crowner Bros
Little
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
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