DRAWING AT SHIELDS PARK DRAWING DRAWN FOR PICTURES AND CENTERPIECE
Immense crowd at Shields Park last Saturday night saw a prize drawing with strong interest. Manager Nelson Brine surprised attendees by reversing the order of the drawing to award the fret pictures and an elegant center table to the top winners. Winners listed include George Willison at $349 second John Albert second third James Pamensee fourth an oak rocker Loucha Bromans Tart center. The program promised a comedy number and top artists Leon Piedmont Hayes, with further performances expected next week.
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the Park
Shields’ Park
Nelson Brine
Will Iosen
Sevond
John Abert Hhet
James Pamensee
Loucha Hronans
Center
Ube Sar Fev
Leon
Pied Amt
Hayes
Othey
Wade guests return from Dixie Ranch visit hosts Plan week with son
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wade were hosted by relatives and friends in the city Sunday and returned this morning to their summer home at the Dixie Ranch. They were accompanied by Mrs. C. B. Wade who will spend a week there as guest of her son and his wife.
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Dixie Ranch
Guy Wade
C. B. Wade
J. McCullough
Eeho
Inle Slusher
Lehman Springs
S Ladel
Shilo
F. K. Wells
Freewater
K. T. Kuebler
Heppner
C. Harris
Johanna Spear
Ohio
F. E. Hume
Salem
Golden Rule Hotel
Jesse Failing
Varios Coast Points
Portland
J. B. Straughn
Birch Creek
EL T Wade
Cather
Ila Grandete
Oy Freeser
Stilmas Hae
Spokane
Jacobma
Kamela
Walli Honper
Mire Ben Obtner
JX. Willemsen
Cingreeemers
Emiles
Desmaris
Beker City
Vieitist Mathers
Ant
Peoples Warehouse
Hot Lake
UC Skiles
Baker City
Skiles
Ethel Johnson
Astoria
W. G. Cole
Riparia
Board of Equalization Hears Reduction Demand on 45 000
Byers The Only Complainant Seeks to cut his assessment from 45000 to 33000 while the county totals 9629506 22. The board includes Judge G Hartman Clerk W J Chamberlain and Assessor C P Strain. The session focuses on mortgage clearances and poverty exemptions, with Butter Creek residents seeking a reassessment to ease tax burdens. The county rolls show an overall 4 percent rise to 9629506 22 as the assessor defends his threefold division method for all properties.
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Byers
Board of Equalization
G . Hartman
W. J0. Chamberlain
C. P. Strain
Butter Creek
Otis
Balleray & McCourt
Carnival Showmen Seek Pendleton Engagement
A representative of another carnival company contacted city officials by phone to arrange a full city carnival. E J Arnold, the showman, expressed eagerness to visit, inspect available field space, and have either himself or a delegate present in the coming days to secure a local engagement. Pendleton could host two showmen factions seeking to operate here.
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sm#tiness
E. J. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Pendleton
Carnival Returns Promises Fun This Fall
The city anticipates a lively festival season with an exciting carnival planned for the autumn, aiming to provide residents with enjoyable entertainment and community gathering moments.
Heppner Relief Fund Financial Report Summary
The Heppner executive committee issued a detailed financial statement of relief funds received and disbursed since the disaster. It lists 400 payments and shows totals: cash received 61,106.05, disbursed 52,936.44, cash balance 8,861.15, outstanding checks 180.52, final balance 1,106.85.
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Heppner Executive Committee
Heppner
Miss Gaither Returns From Three Week Indian School Tour
Miss Mollie Gaither assistant superintendent of the Indian school returned from a three weeks trip visiting Denver Colorado Springs and Lawrence Kan She met officials of Kansas State University and Har yill Institute The latter school is among the largest Indian schools in the United States with broad enrollment draws from every reservation tribe The Umatilla contingent at Haskell impressed her with good health spirits and record of scholarship and behavior
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Mollie Gaither
Denver
Colorado Springs
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas State University
Har Yill Institute
United States
Miks Gaither
Umatilla
Haskell
Advertising Chief Sampson Returns to East Oregonian
Charlies B Sampson, longtime advertising manager for East Oregonian, has come back after an absence of several months spent visiting Slimenogk, Lene Seek, Portiang and other valley points. He resumes duties at the old office, focusing on the advertising department, and needs no introduction to the paper’s patrons.
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Charlies
B. Sampson
East Oregonian
Slimenogk
Portiang
Tits Hager
Fraternal Brotherhood installation at regular meeting
At the Fra tern Beetherhow regular meeting last Saturday night officers were detailed including FL E. Collier president Edich Teanes vice president FE A. Lambert chaplain Drs. Hinge and Henderson physicians Hut te Stat field secretary Mary Cady musician W. H. Harrison M at A Mr. May Collier sergeant Joseph Kinn erly treasurer John Halley Jr workeeper Joseph Dupuis outer workeeper Seven new members were initiated at the meeting.
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Beetherhow
FL E. Collier
Edich Teanes
FE A. Lambert
Engine Derailment Near Eureka Junction
A westbound Washington and Columbia River freight engine derailed at Thiel's station near Eureka Junction, tipping partially but causing no damage. The engine remained on a side track and the derailing frog was not noticed in time. traffic was not delayed.
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Washington & Columbia River
Thiel’s
Eureka Junction
Traffe
Wallin Wallanton
Illness Strikes Local Couple As Typhoid Fears Grow
Cc H Carter is ill and Mrs Charles H Carter has returned home after news of her husband’s illness. Mr Carter fell sick Saturday evening and is now quite ill. It is feared typhoid fever may be present, though disease has not yet developed.
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Charles H. Carter
Will Reside at Salem with Caplinger Leaves Farm Lease
John Caplinger of Helix plans to move to Salem tonight with his two small children likely to reside there indefinitely. He has leased his Helix farm to Charles McLeavy. His wheat yield this year averaged 31.4 bushels and sold for 7 cents a bushel.
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Salem
John Caplinger
Helix
Achoo
Guests of Portland men stay at Hotel George
Landlord George Darveau hosts guests from Silas H Soule Soule Brothers Piano Portland Harry Smith Denver and Jerry Clarke Portland at the Hotel George in an urban hospitality scene with regional business links.
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George Darveau
Silas H. Soule
Soule Brothers Piano Company
Portland
Harry Smith
Denver
Jerry Clarke
George
State Life gains in new business and income in first half
The State Life Insurance Company of Indiana under local manager W J Homer reported a 4 percent gain in new business and a 61 percent rise in income in the first six months. Police Court proceedings led to fines of five dollars for William Davis Scott Sampson an Indian and Harry Renker for drunken disorderly conduct. all were jailed three days in default.
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The
State Life Insurance Company of
Indiana
W. J. Homer
Loral
William Davis
Seotch Sampson
Harry Renker
Lelty
Local residents visit city for various days on business and leisure
Echo and Freewater residents travel to the city for short business or social visits. Names include C D Teel J B Young J B Straughn and Grover Avery. Visitors stay with friends or at hotels while others return from trips to Lehman Springs Spokane or Portland.
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C. D. Teel
Echo
J. B. Young
Freewater
Grover Avery
Bingham Springs
Returned From Alaska A C Funk Expected Back Tonight
A C Funk of the office is set to return to the city tonight or in the morning after an extended stay in Alaska. The report notes Funk’s anticipated arrival and ongoing duties with the office.
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Alaska
A. C. Funk
Aherin’s
Notable Trip Ends Near Home After Northern Tour
Mr Funk returned from a four week trip visiting Portland and the Sound cities, then Alaska. He toured Sitka and Dawson, Lake Bennett, and other northern points before coming back to his home area.
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Mr. Funk
Portland
Sound Cities
Alaska
Sitka
Dawson
Lake Bennett
North
Out On Bail In Horse Stealing Case
Ed Weston, jailed while appealing a circuit court horse stealing conviction, was released on $500 bail awaiting the supreme court action. He has been in custody for several months, with a stay granted pending review of the case. The article notes low yield of loops in Clackamas county.
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Ed Weston
Supreme Court
Weston
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Miss Gaither
Fraternal Brotherhood
Cc. H. Carter
P. P. Collier
San Francisco
Grand Army
William Keller
Thompson Hardware Company
Philippines
Mr. Keller
William Slusher
Edith
Mise Ona Sloper
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