Pendleton Busy Day Echoes with Regional Visitors
Hugh McLane travels from Athena while Mrs. Schroeder of North Yakima visits Pendleton. A stream of local officials and business visitors from Hermiston Adams Stanfield and Pilot Rock come to Pendleton for brief trips and meetings. Notables include J W Watering, B E Wallman, L H Bloom, E A McKenna, and J W Messner with drills into Echo and surrounding projects.
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W. C. Shhroeder
North Yakima
Pendleton
Louis Scholl, Jr
Echo
Herbert Strohm
Hermiston
J. W. Watering
Coleman
Umatilla
E. B. Casteel
Pilot Rock
R. N. Stanfield
Stanfield
W. P. Gillespie
George G. Schlegel
First Bank of Pilot Bock
Fred A. Gordon
Spokane
Lowel L. Rogers
Adams
Ben Trumbull
Illinois Central Railroad
BE. C. Wallman
L. H. Bloom
Masonic Funeral Service Planned For Jeremiah Barnhart
All Master Masons are asked to report at the Masonic hall at 1 PM Friday April 30 1909 to conduct the Masonic services for late brother Jeremiah Barnhart. The funeral will be at the Barnhart home on Lewis Street at 2 PM with pallbearers J M Bentley James H Raley Thomas C Taylor Adam W Nye William F Matlock Thomas J Tweedy. Honorary pallbearers named as Edgar J Summerville William R Campbell Lot Livermore James M Ferguson John E Bean and John B McLeod.
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Masonic Hall
Jeremiah Barnhart
Barnhart
Lewis Street
J. M. Bentley
James H. Raley
Thomas C. Taylor
Adam W. Nye
William F. Matlock
Thomas J. Tweedy
Edgar J. Summerville
William R. Campbell
Lot Livermore
James M. Ferguson
John E. Bean
John 8. McLeod
Stephen A. Lowell
W. W
Funeral services for Jeremiah Barnhart tomorrow
Funeral services for Jeremiah Barnhart who died suddenly yesterday will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Barnhart home on East Lewis Street, conducted by Rev. T. B. Ford. The local lodge of Masons, of which he was a charter member, will take charge and perform cemetery rites.
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Jeremiah Barnhart
Barnhart
East Lewis Street
T. B. Ford
Methodist Church
Lodge of Masons
Salem woolen mill owner tours Heppner trade scene
Tom Kay proprietor of the Salem Woolen Mills visited Pendleton and Heppner, reporting a million pounds contracted at Heppner for about 20 cents per pound and sales around 18 to 20 cents near Pendleton. He questioned market justify of northwest prices and said buyers are eager for this year’s clip. Kay, a northwest figure and state senator, was in town on business and offered no political remarks.
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Tom Kay
Salem Woolen Mills
Northwest
State Senate
Dalles
Pendleton
Bishop Brothers
Kay
Heppner
Salem
How Crawford Was Guided To Write By His Uncle
Boston report quotes Mrs. Julia Ward Howe recounting how F Marion Crawford was urged to become a writer by his uncle Sam Ward. She recalls advice that sparked his career, the Newport home where his book was written, and that his Italian life shaped his work. He died young from overwork, not a philosopher or poet, but his popular novels won reader affection.
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Boston
Julia Ward Howe
F. Marion Crawford
Sam Ward
Howe
Iife
Jacobs
Simia
Tanaes
Newport
America
Marion
Italy
Eastern Star Notice for Jeremiah Barnhart Funeral
Members of Bushee Chapter No 18 OES are asked to meet at the Masonic hall tomorrow at one o clock pm to attend the funeral of brother Jeremiah Barnhart by order of the Worthy Matron Mary E Johnson Sec
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Eastern Star
Bushee
Masonic Hall
Jeremiah Barnhart
Mary E. Johnson
Current Literature Club Meeting Scheduled Tomorrow
The Current Literature Club will hold its next gathering tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. Wood PuslJay's home in North Pendleton.
DECLares Sale Of Old Rifles A Menace
Washington reports war department probes the sale of discarded firearms by relic dealers. Revolutions abroad and unrest at home drive concern over large lot auctions. European rifles reach markets, Chicago police warn of indiscriminate sale. Some buyers pay low prices, with cartridges and bayonets added.
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Washington
War Department
Central America
South America
Chicago
South
Alberta land offering for warm Chinook region investors
In Southern Alberta a land sale promotes the Chinook belt east of Crowe-west Pass, noting mild winters and high yields. Reports claim 1998 crop yields between 40 and 66 bushels per acre, with land selling for 12.50 to 15.00 per acre, comparable to Umatilla County values. J W Zimmerman and R E Tarbert assist inquiries, promising favorable returns with one crop.
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Alberta
California
Oregon
Washington
Crowe-west Pass
Japan
Umatilla
J. W. Zimmerman
A. Kh
EB. Tartet
Paying investment silo praised for dairy use
A 14 foot diameter and 28 foot high silo will hold silage to feed twenty to twenty five animals for 20 days. The silo is described as one of the best investments a dairyman can make and worth running in debt for. It preserves corn with minimal waste and keeps succulent feed for dry summer months, boosting dairy cow performance.
Dream of electricity from wind still unrealized
Wind power remains uneconomical for electricity. experiments continue but variable wind and storage needs keep the idea from practical use. Batteries must store surplus power for lighting and heating, driving up costs. English reports note design improvements though fundamental problems persist.
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Enetlish
Byven
Hadgeing Duty Described as a Popular Writing Practice
A brief discussion notes that Hedging a duty to write a book is among popular methods described by authors. The piece highlights how cautious language can shape a book’s purpose and audience expectations, alongside tips for framing arguments and managing reader perception.
Newsboys to See Animals Tonight at Parker Carnival
More than 30 Newsboys praised Parker Carnival management after a full round of attractions except the animal show last night. They will return tonight to complete the visit and will gather at the East Oregonian office before heading to the grounds. The queen contest, halted by bad weather, will conclude tonight with Miss Anger leading by about 600 votes.
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Parker Carnival Company
East Oregonian
Miss Anger
Want ads prompt for Folger Golden Gate coffee
Mrs. Sam White seeks a new ground coffee option and reads the want ads today for possibilities. Folger’s Golden Gate is mentioned with roast and grind features as a potential choice.
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Sam White
Folger'a Golden Gate
Snow and hail settle briefly at Pilot Rock
Special correspondence from Pilot Rock Oregon reports a 20 minute shower of snow and hail on April 29 coating the ground with white briefly. Official observer McMatius notes 0.6 to 1.0 inch of moisture fell. Despite being unusual for the season the event caused no damage and was welcomed to aid grain and garden growth.
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Pilot Rock
Ore
McMatius
County Supervisor Visits Small Rural Schools
County School Superintendent Welles returned last night from visits to Kiamela Mea Cham and Duncan reporting prosperous districts with nine month terms and good teacher salaries. He attributes favorable conditions to valuable railroad trackage supporting these districts and notes Duncan is especially favored.
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Welles
Kiamela
Meacham and
Duncan
Duncan Ia
Mrs Bertholot Joins Husband on Pasco Run In City Visit
Mrs Gus Bertholot wife of the Northern Pacific passenger train conductor accompanied her husband on the run over from Pasco this morning and is spending the day in the city.
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Gus Bertholot
Northern Pacific
Pasco
District 108 Extends School Term Half Month Longer
Directors of District No. 108 near Freewater have decided to extend the school term by half a month to use remaining funds for teachers salary. Metta Johnson is named as the teacher for the term extension.
Rooms for rent in East Oregonian building
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in East Oregonian building. Electric lights steam heat and bath. Enquire at this office.
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East Oregonian
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Standard Grocery Co
Hugh McLane
Athena
J. P. Winter
Lowell & Winter
Charles H. Carter
Hot Lake
Fred Gordon
Tekona
A. H. Sunderman
Butter Creek
E. A. McKenna
Department of the Road
B. &. Waffie
Michael McCracken
Nye
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
F. Frankenstein
R. E. Baum
Johnson House
Jackson Street
Willow Street
F. D. Watts
Dent
Tiaho
St. George
James W. Young
Weston
Mabel Warner
J. W. Messner
Baker City
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Jerry Barnhart
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Mr. Kay
C. O. Price
Childrens Shoes Values
Tallman & Co
Max Baer
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