Marriage of Miss Meta Nell and Leonard Waters in Pendleton
Social and Personal notes report Miss Meta M. Nell of Pendleton wed Mr Leonard Delane Waters of Tacoma in a ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs D Nell’s home. Hubert Gornall officiated with Clarence Tubbs as best man and matron of honor. Guests included family, friends, and clergy. the couple will reside in Tacoma after June 1.
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Mra D Nell
Logan Street
Meta B. Nell
Leonard Delane Waters
Tacoma
Washington
Hubert B. Gornall
Clarence Tubbs
D. Neil
DC. Bowman
J. M Payne
E. Richardson
Clarence Tubba
Charles Brownlow
Walter Planting
Mies Stele Berson
Mise Vera Wells
Rachel Paine
Marjorie Payne
Bety Tubes
Robert Equrnall
Waters
Fustener
Social and club notices for East Crecontan
News for this department should be sent to the East Crecontan by phone or otherwise before noon. After twelve o clock the material will be held for publication the following day and may not appear in the current edition.
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East Crecontan
W. P. Winans Dies at Walla Walla Home
Walla Walla April 24. Wh tam F Winans pioneer banker and Corners moan of the Inland Empire died at his home Sunday o apoplexy after a brief illness. He came west from New Jersey, taught school on the Union River, moved to Colville and clerked in a store before starting his own business. He served as sub agent of six non treaty tribes, helped lay out Colville reservation boundaries, was auditor in Okanogan, clerk of the U.S. district court, and county school superintendent. In 1885 he helped organize the Puget Sound Saving Bank, serving as president for 38 years until his death. His wife and five children survive.
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Walla Walla
Whtam F Winans
Cortpes Moan
Inland Empire
Colville
Colville Reservation
Grant
Opokane
United States District Court
CHICAGO MEAT KING COMMENTS ON MEAT CONSERVATION
J J Ogden Armour, famed Chicago packer, argues in wartime that voluntary or legal meat conservation is necessary. He predicts reduced meat consumption in summer and emphasizes ensuring ample supply for the next seasons. He suggests one meatless day weekly if required.
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Dora J
Ogden Armour
United States
Keppel Named Assistant Secretary of War at $1 Monthly
Frederick P. Keppel, dean of Columbia University, is appointed assistant secretary of war with indefinite authority to advise and help the secretary. His salary is set at $1 a month by legal prohibition on federal officials working unpaid. A Republican lawyer aged 42, Keppel is secretary and editor of the American Association for International Conciliation and a chevalier in the Legion of Honor of France, living in New York.
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Washington
Baker
Frederick P. Keppel
Columbian University
Keppel
American Asociation For International Conciliation
Legion of Honor of France
New York
President signs seven billion dollar bill in Washington
Washington notes the president signed a seven billion dollar bill. Treasury officials indicate the measure may be allocated to international efforts through the British commission. The unsigned sentiment hints at broader fiscal and political implications while the public awaits further detail.
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Washington
Treasury MeAdon
Lord Cumiiffe
British Commission
Masterly Sermon Draws Big Crowd in Revival Meeting
Dr Henry delivers a forceful sermon as part of a revival series, praising spiritual awakening and the community’s progress. The message focuses on Loving to life and the High Cost of Irving, urging personal transformation and devotion to God as listeners respond with enthusiasm.
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DR. Henry
Henry
Ramnfren
Hears
Irving
Mathew
Fife
The Church That Sees Itself Through Christ
A sermon reflecting on Christ as the servant of all and the substitutionary crucifixion. Dr. Henry’s message emphasizes salvation through belief in Jesus, noting the great sacrifice and the core truth of atonement. The tonight address highlights spiritual vitality and the church’s role in salvation history.
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Heaven
China
Christ
Chris
Dr. Henry
Kidney Care Advice From a Peculiar Health Pamphlet
A fragmented health note urges attention to kidneys and other organs, warning of kidney stress from poor habits. It advocates ample water, moderate fats, and avoiding harmful substances while promising a remedy like Kilmers Pwamp-ttoot. The text includes garbled spellings and asks readers to send a coin for a sample and to mention a deity when writing.
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Wien
Emad Cnegencan
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