Hobson Tours West On Navy Plans And Irrigation
Congressman Hobson travels the northwest to rally support for a stronger navy while gathering data on irrigation and industrial development. He backs armory funding and joint camps with national guards, predicts passage of the encampment bill, and speaks to high school students about sinking the Merrimac.
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Hobson
West
Northwest
Irrigation Committee
Congress
San Francisco
Navy
National Guard
Oregon National Guard
American Lake
Santiago Harbor
Captain Hobeen
P. L. Campbell
Bachelors’ Club
Alpha Pst
St. George
Dan P. Smythe
Campbell
Early action urged for colds and flu onset
The notice warns that delaying care as soon as symptoms begin can lead to a deeper illness and longer suffering. It emphasizes starting treatment promptly to avoid extended recovery.
District Fair Advertising Envelopes Printed and Distributed
Within days 15000 advertising envelopes for the district fair will arrive from the state printer and be handed to local business men for summer use. Judge Fite Gerald, secretary of the fair commission, has been correcting proof sheets for revised premium lists.
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Fite Gerald
The
Fair Commission
Knights of Pythias officers to attend Weston meeting
L. R. Stinson grand officer and M. A. Rader district deputy with T. G. Montgomery will travel to Weston tonight for a special Pythian session. Knights from Milton Athena and Weston will attend the gathering this evening.
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L. R. Stinson
Knights of Pythias
M. A. Rader
T. G. Montgomery
Weston
Milton
Athena
Secured Lumber Contract For City Hall Project
Umatilla Lumber Company through manager G H Probett has secured the lumber contract for the new city hall from contractor Gibson and Cole.
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Umatilla Lumber Company
G. H. Probett
Gibson and Cole
Captain Thomes Purchases Yakima Towne Lot for Hotel
Captain J. H. Thomes buys the original Yakima town site planning a 40 acre plat and a 40000 dollar hotel and roadhouse to be run with the Yakima valley electric road.
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J. H. Thomes
Yakima
Yakima Valley
La Grande Sets Example in Publicity Fund Drive
Tom Richardson reports from Union that La Grande pledged 2800 dollars and assured a 6000 dollar fund for a publicity bureau. Banks contributed 250 dollars monthly, Elgin added 600 dollars with expected doubling, aiding Pendleton’s upcoming meeting. Richardson travels from Baker City and plans to return for Monday night’s session.
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Pendleton
la Grande
Union
Tom Richardson
Alexander
The
Commercial Association
Elgin
Richardson
Baker City
Cattle Buyer T. C. Benson Makes Large Purchases
T. C. Benson, buyer for Union Meat Co., arrived today after a trip through Harney country. He reports southeastern Oregon cattle markets firm with beef steers at about 4 1/2 cents per pound and cows roughly a cent lower, highlighting sizable recent purchases.
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T. C. Benson
Union Meat Co
Union Meat Company
Harney
Meat Company
Oregon
Mr. Benson
Cake and Ell Lead in Oregon Primary Returns
Cake leads with about 2620 votes over Fulton as official returns come in from Baker Clackamas Columbia Curry Douglas Jackson Umatilla Union Wallowa Wasco counties. Ellis shows a 2373 plurality over Geer in the Second district with incomplete counts from four counties. An attack on William Howard near Everett ends with a runaway horse and a knife-wounded animal.
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Ellis
Congress
Portland Oregonian
H. M. Cake
Cc. W. Fulton
Baker
Clackamas
Columbia
Curry
Douglas
Jackson
Umatilla
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Fulton
Harney
Lane
Tillamook
J. W. Bailey
Food and Dairy
Campbell
Carter
Roberston
Aitchison
Hurlburt
Loucks
Gaston
Hamilton
Whiting
Geer
Shepherd
Elis
Andrew Jackson Derby
Wasco County
Joan A. Jeffrey
Multnomah
Derby
Jeffrey
Salem
Ore
United States
Baker Ene
Bentoners A
Ciaibop Wasnt
Vane Peeumeee
Columbia Coos
Ease O
Multnomah Sake Eeaer
One Ae
Polk
Sherman Staph
Washington
Floss Whittle and Ethel Dovey Starred in Early Talent
Ethel Dovey known as Flossie Whittle delighted Pendleton audiences Tuesday night at the Oregon theater. Born near Plattsmouth Nebraska she sang for Queen Victoria as a child and later became a noted actress. Her family farmed near Plattsmouth and she remains close to home during vacations.
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Ethel Dovey
Pendleton
J. H. Young
Plattemouth
Nebraska
Queen Victoria
Flossie Whittle
Oregon
Miss Dovey
United States
Mr. Young
Plattsmouth
Yeomen Meeting Postponed at Clinton FB Hall
An important Yeomen meeting is announced for this evening at o'clock with all members urged to attend. Grandy, who assaulted Nils wife at their home, has received a one year sentence in the state penitentiary.
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Yeomen
Clinton FB. Grandy
Nils
Th Com
State Penitentiary
Delta Candy Store Changes Hands
Delta candy kitchen sold by Mrs. G. W. Irving to J. B. Hawkins of Tacoma. Change in management immediate. Hawkins now in charge. He has 10 years in confectionery and aims to keep Delta similar to past operation. Mrs Irving to stay until June, remaining part time in store.
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Delta
G. W. Irving
J. B. Hawkins
Tacoma
Hawkins
Delta Harpoon
Alspegitton
Ceanor
and Mire
Irving
Bitter remedy promises relief through careful use
A call to readers urges caution and experimentation with a bitters remedy, arguing that many sufferers have learned its value and now join in urging you to try it rather than continue risky experiments. The message emphasizes experience, restraint, and collective advocacy.
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Brs
High compliment for Bishop Paddock in Weston visit
The Weston Leader lauds Bishop R L Paddock missionary bishop of eastern Oregon for the Episcopal Church after his Weston visit. Services at All Saints Church drew crowds with outside seating. He impressed as earnest, warm, and deeply religious, advocating a life of purity and service beyond Sundays. Three baptisms and five confirmations occurred, with a prospect of more in Weston within a month. Paddock, young for a bishop, travels eastern Oregon by stage and buckboard, previously serving in New York slums with settlement workers.
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Weston
Paddock
Eastern Oregon
Episcopal Church
R. L Paddock
Oregon
All Saints
M. J. Cockerline
M. A. Baker
J. BE. McDaniel
Grace Cockerline
May Meaghen
Bishop Paddock
Weaton
United States
West
Morris
Massachusetts
Phillips Brooks
New York City
West End Brides Multiply as April Ends Near
London society marks an unusually brisk wedding period with over 100 ceremonies planned in the two weeks starting tomorrow. Among the notable nuptials anticipated for American readers is Mrs. Estelle Campbell of New York marrying Hamilton Hulse, son of Sir Edward Hulse.
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London
West End
Estelle Campbell
New York
Hamilton Hulse
Sir Edward Hulse
The Big Six Bargain House Shoes Sale
A chaotic ad proclaims a large stock of ladies and children's shoes arriving the 24th sold at half price or less from a supposed robbing stock. It promises $1.00 buys $1.60 value and cash refunds for unsatisfactory goods, inviting all customers to attend.
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Big Six
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