Pendleton Baseball Set To Host La Grande In Weekend Twin Bill
Pendleton faces La Grande in back to back games on Alta Street Grounds tomorrow at 3 PM and Sunday at 2 PM, with Parkes on the mound and Kehm at third. The visiting lineup, managed by Jack O'Brien, includes strong players from Lori mer’s roster, promising high quality baseball unseen in years.
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Pendleton
la Grande Aggregation
Alta Street
la Grande
Jack O’brien
Lorimér
Pendleton Parkes
Conrad
King
van Houten
Kehm
Shockley
Gray
Piker
Collins
Lester Means
Cold self-care tip urges early action
The message stresses starting treatment at the first sign of a cold to prevent it from becoming deep seated. Delaying help can prolong suffering, as every lost hour may add days to recovery. Immediate care is advised.
Fragmented line from old notice on savings and care
A fragment notes that time saved prevents future sickness worry and expenses and that these efforts never fail, implying enduring precaution.
Electric railroad hoped for Turnery area by local postmaster
G F Robertson postmaster at Turner reports from Salem that the Oregon Electre survey from Salem to Turner is complete. Turnery residents expect an electric railroad soon and believe the line may extend south to Albany or branch east toward Stayton.
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G. F. Robertson
Turner
City
Salem Statesman
Oregon
Salem
Robertson
Albany
Stayton
Miss Minnie Lelbrecht Heads to Spokane for Summer Work
Miss Minnie Lelbrecht, long time teacher at Pendleton Business College, returns from a brief visit to La Grande and departs at noon for Spokane to spend the summer. Two students, Walter Whitman and Frank Dorsey, join for a few weeks of stenography training under Lelbrecht. They expect to seek positions in Spokane afterward.
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Minnie Lelbrecht
Pendleton Business College
la Grande
Spokane
Business College
Walter Whitman
Frank Dorsey
Mise Lelbrecht
Rugg Couple Plans Move to Evanston Illinois
Mr and Mrs A H Rugg of Pendleton pioneers who spent winter in Texas inform East Oregonian they will be in Evanston Illinois for a few weeks and have arranged to have their paper sent there care of Mrs L L French formerly of this city now residing at Evanston. Their address is 1112 Foster street Evanston IL.
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Mra
A. H. Rugg
Pendleton
Texas
East Oregonian
Evanston, Ill
L. L. French
Evanston
Foster Street
Reward Offered for Rock Toss at Donaldson Window
A reward is offered for the guilty party who broke Donaldson's window by throwing a rock. The incident drew many onlookers as the shattered pane became a notable local sight over the past days.
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Donaldson
Emmett City Finances Show Clear Debt Elimination
Emmett village trustees report for the year ending April 1 shows the town completely out of debt. The treasury holds 1986 in cash plus 1500 in real estate and 1200 invested in a sprinkling plant, lifting the village into a strong financial position.
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Village Trustees of
Emmett
Caldwell News
New Clerk at Pendleton Hotel
George Mohler previously served in the Pullman dining car service and has become the night clerk at the Hotel Pendleton.
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Pendleton
George Mohler
Pullman
Hotel
Academy Debate At Presbyterian Church Tonight
Pendleton academy will debate visiting team from Tualitin academy of Forest Grove at the Presbyterian church tonight. Visiting trio Markee Silverman and Hope arrived yesterday, with a reception for them at Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Furnish. Pendleton debaters are Blankenship Rowland and Milne. Judges are Prof. H. J. Hockenberry Rev Relf and Hon Gilbert Hunt. Rev R. B W Story will preside.
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Pendleton Academy
Tualitin Academy
Forest Grove
Markee
Silverman
Hope
W. J. Furnish
Blankenship
Rowland
Milne
H. J. Hockenberry
la Grande
Relf
Walla Walla
Gilbert Hunt
Hockenberry
R. B W. Story
First Baptist Church
Track Meet 15 at Frazier Field Between Pendleton and Pearson Academy
A spirited track meet occurs at Frazier Field on Tu tulla afternoon between Pendleton high school and Pearson academy of Walla Walla. Pendleton lists Turner Gordon Storie and others across events such as 66 yard dash, high jump, 440 yard, and discus. Visiting Pearson academy capt Martin leads a smaller but older team, returning to Walla Walla on the evening train.
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Frazier Field
Walla Walla
Teans
Frazier
Tutulla
Pearson Academy of
Garden City
Pendleton
Turner
Gordon
Storie
Jay
Kimball
Easter
Bean
Chapman
Buster
MicDill
A. Means
L. Means
Chambers
McDill
Devine
Kimbal
Westbrook
Dickson
Jas
L Means
Pearson Academy
Martin
Howard
Willis
H. Botts
E. Botts
McCoy
Wolfe
Figenbaum
Sheep Industry Praised for Prosperous Five-Year Span
The East Oregonian reprints La Bandera Americana from Albuquerque, predicting five prosperous years for sheepgrowers in Umatilla County and eastern Oregon. It cites abundant pasturage and water, favorable conditions, and emphasizes the wool industry as key to regional wealth and happiness.
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Umatilla County
Oregon
East Oregonian
Albuquerque
la Bandera Americana
Providencia
Nuestro
Ramo de Industria
Preach at Elgin by Pen dleton Principal Bleakney
Principal W H Bleakney of Pendleton academy departs tomorrow to Elgin to preach for the Masonic lodge on Easter Sunday. He has long preached a sermon for the Masons there on Easter Sunday and will continue while he remains nearby.
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Elgin
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Masonic Lodge
Bleakney
Retired Farmer Will Roberts Buys Cartercar Auto
West city resident and former farmer Will Roberts has purchased a Cartercar automobile, a 94 horsepower five passenger model with novel features, and expects to acquire the agency. He plans to show the car to prospective patrons.
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Will Roberts
Cartercar
Roberts
Patrona
Wellen Heads to Milton for Primary Vote and Institute
County Superintendent Frank K. Wellen departed last evening to Milton to vote in the primaries and to conduct the east end teachers’ institute tomorrow. In Milton, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Ia is noted as the best bridge player in New York.
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WI Conduct Institute
Frank K. Wellen
Milton
East End
Stuyvesant Fish Ia
New York
Trout Abundance Foretold by Umatilla Streams
Three men caught 81 trout on McKay Creek in a quick haul described as the best fishing of the season. Deputy game warden Otto Turner notes streams in Umatilla County will offer rich angling as dam mouths and irrigation work bring fish upstream. Authorities expect about 8000 rainbow trout will arrive soon, with 125000 more planned later this season.
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McKay Creek
Saga
Turner
Umatilla
Umatilla County
Otto Turner
Nolice
Fisheries Bureau
J E Smith Plans Sheep Shearing Start April 27
J E Smith left for Barnhart to arrange the start of sheep shearing on April 27 at that location. He shipped a carload of shearing machinery this week and will shear about 12 000 head at Barnhart ranches, with 13 000 more to be shorn on Birch Creek ranches near Pilot Rock. Wool and lamb crops are good and large flocks are in prime condition for shearing.
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J. E. Smith
Barnhart
Birch Creek
Pilot Rock
La Fontaine to La Grande Moving Picture Show
Gus La Fontaine of this city plans to start a moving picture show around May 1 in La Grande, according to The La Grande Observer. The project aims to bring local entertainment to residents with a proposed theater or projection setup in the area.
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la Fontaine
la Grande
Gus la Fontaine
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