Weston and Pendleton Open Amateur Baseball Season
Weston faces Pendleton in a homeward opener praised as strong by local fans. The Pendleton lineup includes Knapp King Saunders Froome Alexander Osborn Strand Hayes Liewallen Watson Drake, while Weston fields Captain McBride as catcher with Nel... The piece notes free grandstand seating and favorable weather for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Pendleton
Weaton
Nelson
Bert Curtano
Focal
Oregon
Pendleton—Knapp
King and Saunders
Froome
Alexander
Osborn
Strand
Hayes
L. Liewallen
Watson
Drake
McBride
Nel
Baseball lineup fragment with players and positions
The readable fragment lists players and positions for a baseball lineup including son p Roberts 1b Marsh 1b A Nordine 3b White sf Clark rf W Nordine ef Hall if with W and G Baker as subs.
Raising the Monuments Buried Under Debris in City Squares
County Surveyor Kimbrell is valuing monuments placed at street square centers used for surveying. Many monuments are buried several feet under rock and earth due to street filling, making access difficult. The council authorized Kimbrell to assess the monuments at the city's expense.
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Kimbrell
Davison to Mexico after selling Athena farm
J K Davison has sold his 120 acre Athena farm for 110 dollars per acre and plans to depart May 1 for Mexico with John Raulstone and others. Dave Taylor bought the property. Davison owns a share in the Jalisco undertaking and will study the proposal before deeper involvement. He will come to Pendleton pending his departure. Temperance rally: Mrs. Mattie N Graves, state president of the Western Washington WCTU, will speak at the Baptist church next Monday evening April 17 at 8 o'clock. All friends of the cause are invited.
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J. K. Davison
Mexico
Athena
John Raulstone
Dave Taylor
Davison
Jalisco
Pendleton
Mattie N. Graves
Western
Washington Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Baptist Church
Pendleton Baseball Practice Set Before Weston Game
The Pendleton baseball team will hold a 9 o'clock morning practice as a final session before the afternoon game with Weston. Manager Cooley asks all team members to attend promptly. A Birchcreek farmer, Charles McBee, transported his Hot Lake stepson for hospital treatment for inflammatory rheumatism.
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Pendleton
Cooley
Weston
Charles McBee
Hot Lake
Will Graduate in Medicine J A Lieustien and Family
J A Lieustien and wife of Athena left for Portland to attend their son Fred Lieustien's graduation from the University of Oregon medical department. The Pendergrast daughter at 304 Willow Street has a scarlet fever case.
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J. A. Lieustien
Athena
Portland
Fred
University of Oregon
Case
Cure dandruff with Mowbro's Herpicide hair solution
Advertisement promises to remove the dandruff germ and cure hair loss. It touts Herpicide as the only scientific basis for destroying dandruff germs and claims it soothes the scalp and nourishes hair. The copy invites readers to send stamps for a free sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit with A. C. Koeppen & Brosa.
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Bend Loc
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Brosa
Bank Advertises Interest Policy and Public Inquiry
An institution promotes its savings plan highlighting a 4 percent interest rate with semi annual compounding. It emphasizes customer education for interested inquiries and invites in person or via mail for more information.
Five Hundred Party and Social Notices Highlight Local Gatherings
A July sequence of social events fills the page: a 500 party at Mrs. Mingenti’s with prizes for top scores. Mrs. J. R. Dickson and Mr. Thomas Ayers win prizes. A 600 party honors Mrs. Alice Sheridan with high and low scores. Several birthday and children’s gatherings occur, plus a Sunday afternoon party for Rebo Hopper’s third birthday. Social notes list meetings, club entertainments, and upcoming dances at Music Hall. Local residents Mrs. Skiles, Miss Campbell, and others are mentioned along with club programs and guest visits.
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F. Ww. Mingenti
Amill Company
J. R. Dickton
Thomas Ayers
Mesdames Leon Cohen
Eugene Vaughan
T. C. Taylor
J. R. Dickson
Alice Sheridan
C. BE. Roosevelt
Mrs. T. ©. Taylor
Mesdames
Harry Johnson
Fred Judd
Leon Cohen
W. L.thompson
Edwin Schtaler
Thomas C. Warner
C. E. Roosevelt
Fred Shoemaker
F. W. Vincent
A. Vaughan
E. C. Skiles
Aliee Sheridan
Minnie Stillman
Miss Roberts
W. J. Hopper
Pent Street
Rebo
Pendleton School Board Eyes Week of Applications and New Teachers
Pendleton schools see ongoing applications for positions as the board plans to meet next week to decide on teachers for next winter and other school matters. They anticipate a large fall attendance with new rooms and perhaps two or three additional teachers, boosted by the Lewis and Clark fair. Jenne Falling’s board term ends this spring, with a successor elected on the third Monday in June.
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Pendleton
Jenne Falling
Afternoon men's meeting at Baptist church addressed by Rev Van Nuys
Tomorrow at 4 15 pm a men s meeting will be held at the Baptist church with Rev W N Van Nuys pastor of the Presbyterian church as speaker A quartet will sing and the Glory Song from the Portland revival will be among the selections.
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The
Baptist Church
W. N. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Portland
Waffle Returns to Furnishing Goods at Peoples Warehouse
EB B Waffle resumes his old position in the furnishing goods department of the Peoples Warehouse and is now at work after returning from Portland where he had been employed.
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B. Waffle
Peoples Warehouse
Portland
Arbor Day Observance on Locust Hill in Pendleton
The Fourth Generation participated as Arbor Day was observed on Locust Hill yesterday in Pendleton. The first trees were planted 16 years ago by David Wade of Boston. Wade’s descendants, including Elizabeth Wade, continued the tradition by planting eight walnut saplings. The family long celebrated Arbor Day with tree planting to beautify the city.
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Locust Hill
Pendleton
David Wade
Boston
Will Move to Salem by Mrs Eagan and Mrs Miesche
Mrs W H Eagan of Salem Oregon, who has visited Mrs Otto Miesche this past week, leaves tomorrow for Salem. Mrs Miesche, who long lived with Mrs Eagan before her marriage, will accompany her and live with her in Salem.
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Salem
W. H. Eagan
Salem, Or
Otto Miesche
Eagan
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