Wedding Bells Hung Too Loud in Walla Walla
Four local residents, Dudley Staate and Hattie Ingalls, Otto Alldridge and Grace Connell, wed quietly in Justice Joe Parkes office. Ladies decorating Eagles hall planned a card party nearby and showered the bridal party with rice as they left, scattering rice along Court Street for half a block.
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Walla Walla
Dudley John Staate
Hattie M. Ingalls
Otto Wesley Alldridge
Grace W. Connell
Justice of the Peace
Joe Parkes
Garden City
Cupid
Eagles’ Hall
Court Street
Eagle Hall
Early Action Stops Cold From Worsening
The guidance warns that beginning treatment at the first signs of a cold can prevent progression to a deeper illness. Delays in starting care may extend suffering and lengthen recovery.
Shaw Circulates Petition for Legislature on Statement No 1
W T Shaw pioneer irrigator of Hudson bay begins circulating petitions as a democratic candidate for the legislature on a Statement No 1 platform. He is a prominent north county citizen backing irrigation and progressive measures and seeks strong support in the east end, aiming for victory or a strong showing. He has reclaimed semi-desert lands with Walla Walla river overflow.
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W. T. Shaw
Hudson Bay
Mr. Shaw
Hudson Bay District
Walla Walla River
Merchant and stockman M G Hope visits Hotel St George
M G Hope of Vale Malheur County is a guest at Hotel St George while in the city on his way home from Walla Walla. He speaks on the settlement of interior Oregon in Malheur and Harney counties. He notes many new settlers moving into the region and that previously regarded worthless areas are proving to be productive farming districts.
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M. G. Hope
Vale
Malheur County
St. George
Walla Walla
Oregon
Malheur
Harney
Divorce suit filed by Esther Bellinger against Ed Bellinger
Esther Bellinger files for divorce alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment by Ed Bellinger including strikes and abuse at various times. Pruitt and Oliver listed as attorneys for Mrs. Bellinger.
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Esther Bellinger
Ed Bellinger
Cansista
Pruitt & Oliver
A Woman to Be Pretty Hair Care Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement explains dandruff as a parasite causing scalp itching and hair loss. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a chemical treatment that destroys the germ, stops falling hair, and prevents baldness, selling via druggists with sample requests and two product sizes.
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Newbro
Chemical Laboratory
Detroit
Mich
Cake Denies Fulton Charge Over Primary Votes
Republican U S Senate nominee H M Cake denied Fulton’s claim that democrats registered as republicans helped Cake win the primaries. Cake said the idea is foolish and that the GOP’s broad support across Oregon ensures his victory. He noted family telegrams of support and planned statewide speaking over the coming days with an itinerary to be completed soon.
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H. M. Cake
United States
Senator Fulton
Cake
Oregon Daily Journal
Mr. Cake
Fulton
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Lowell
Oregon
Klamath County
Lincoln
Itch analogy blinds Lowell over Missouri Statement No. 1
A letter from Pendleton Oregon dated April 21 1908 ridicules Judge Lowell's remarks on Missouri Statement No 1. The writer recalls local experiences with the itch as a metaphor, predicting supporters of Statement No 1 will soon regret their stance and seek it again.
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Pendleton, Ore
East Oregonian
Lowell
the Tribune
Missouri
Dispute Settled over Land Use and Water Supply Agreement
A. J. Sturtevant of Pilot Rock and Umatilla Central reach an out of court settlement. The railroad gains unlimited spring use and water facilities on Sturtevant land and will install a fence along the property. A parcel will be deeded back to Sturtevant. The case had involved injunctions and ongoing controversy prior to the agreement filed today through J. B. Eddy.
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A. J. Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
Umatilla Central
Sturtevant
Econstructe
Acrose
J. B. Eddy
Famous Indian interpreter Lemoyne of Lapwal Idaho
Lemoyne, famed interpreter of the Nez Perce and other northwest tongues, visited Pendleton to assist in Indian land matters. He supplied translations for Nez Perce, Flathead, Blackfoot, Yakima, Bannock and Cayuse in Idaho courts and is valued as advisor and counselor to his tribesmen. He aspires to be a judge among his people.
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Idaho
Nea Perces
Lemoyne
Lapwal
Pendleton
Northwest
Doc McMinn Arrested for Horse Stealing in Milton
A repeat offender known as Doc McMinn was arrested in Milton by Constable Dykes on a Walla Walla horse stealing charge. He allegedly hired a horse from Stewart stable, failed to return it, and faces potential sentencing in Walla Walla penitentiary after prior jail time in Umatilla County for breaking schoolhouse windows.
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McMinn
Walla Walla
Milton
Stewart
Umatilla County
New Telegraph Editor Named at East Oregonian
Edgar F Averill former Pendleton Tribune city editor becomes telegraph editor at East Oregonian. He is described as competent, a valuable addition, and a permanent Pendleton acquaintance. He succeeds C B E Fisher who left for the Pacific Monthly in Portland.
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Edgar F. Averill
Pendleton Tribune
East Oregonian
Averill
Pendleton
C. B E. Fisher
Pacific Monthly
Portland
Pilots Visit La Grande Land Office Party List
A party from Pilot Rock visited La Grande for business before the land office. The group included Joseph Shields, George Mansfield, G. A. Rep Inger, I. L. McEllchancey, and C. A. Johnson.
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Pilot Rock
la Grande
Land Office
Joseph Shields
George Mansfield
G. A. Rep
Inger
I. L. McEllchancey
C. A. Johnson
Elgin Masonry Sermon Draws 400 at Elgin Meeting
Principal W. H. Bleakney of Pendleton academy preached the Flaster sermon for Elgin Masons. The gathering in Elgin was attended by more than 400 people.
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W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Elgin
Elgin Masons
Smith Party Posts Return Timeline Across States
Dr. C J Smith sends word he will arrive May 10. Smith party currently in Washington plans Ohio stop en route westward. Dr. I A Temple reports receipt of the work today from Dr. Smith.
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Smitha
I. A. Temple
C. J. Smith
Smith
Washington
Ohio
Good Show Tonight The District Leader At Oregon Tonight
Manager Taylor of the Baker City theater accompanied the company to this city this afternoon and says it is one of the best attractions this season. The company played to an excellent house at Baker last night and is highly recommended.
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Oregon Tonight
Taylor
Baker City
Thia City
Baker
Two Killed On O R N Work Train At Riparia Branch
A wreck four miles north of Almota on the O R N Riparia division killed Melvin C. Epwalt 26, a brakeman, and F Hara a Japanese laborer, injuring 11. The work train backing along the track struck a huge boulder, five cars demolished, engineer not signaled, cause under investigation as bodies and injured brought to Lewiston.
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Riparia
Almota
Gays
Lewiston
Melvin C. Epwalt
F. Hara
Ewalt
Field Workers Conference Opens in Athena Georgia
Field Workers Religious Conference of the Third International district covering Georgia Tennessee Alabama Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina and Florida opened in Athena with large delegations from across the region represented.
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Athena
Field Workers Religious Conference
Third International District
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Miselasippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Brazil Launches Minas Geraes Battleship in Nova Shipyard
Newcastle on Tyne April 21 reports Brazil has launched the Minas Geraes, the first of three sister battleships for the South American republic. The vessel cost about $9,000,900 and is expected to strengthen Brazil's navy. White Haviland China at Demott's
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Newcastle-on-Tyne
Brazil
Minas Aeraes
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Golden Rule
Life
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Rutherford & Molitor
A. O. Koeppen & Bros
ICE C . Eam
Pendleton Creamery Co
United States Depository
the Itch
Missourian
Sturdivant
Tae
Minn
New Telegraph Editor
la Grande Land Office
Folger’s
J. A. FOLGER @ CO
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Gecaure
Boston
Field Workers
White Haviland China
Demott's
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Panama
Max Baer
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