Women of Woodcraft Seek 40000 Members by May Day
Wednesday December 10 1902 reports Women of Woodcraft aim to grow membership to 40000 by May 1 with Grand Guardian Carrie C Van Dredall sending circulars and announcing a sixth anniversary chip picking tournament. Prizes total 665 for top circles plus incremental awards for increases and new members. The drive runs January 1 to April 30 with a celebration in April and invitations extended to Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft members. Also covered is Rabbi Wise’s eloquent lecture praising Israel’s gifts to mankind and defending Jewish history amid broader praise for his scholarly delivery and influence in the city.
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Women of Woodcraft
Grand Guardian
Carrie C. van Dredall
Grand Circle
Woodcraft
Woodmen of the World
Northwest
Rabbi Wise
Christ
Wise
Dr Wise Lectured on Israel’s Gifts to the World
Dr Stephen S Wise of Portland, a Jewish rabbi, spoke at the Baptist church last night to a large audience despite bad weather. His lecture titled Israel's Gifts to the World lasted over an hour and drew strong, forceful eloquence from the speaker.
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Stephen
Wise
Portland
Baptist Church
Israel
Move from beds to pots showcased jardinières
This note invites readers to see the show window display of jardinières in the current season. It highlights the transition from outdoor beds to potted arrangements and encourages stepping in to view prices. An emphasis on the appeal and availability of decorative plant containers.
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Jardinieres
Temperance ticket wins Milton city election victory
Milton reports a temperance victory as the new city officers are elected. The temperance element aims to close the Social Club resort amid friction over liquor and gambling. officers named include Mayor S. A. Miller, Recorder G. W. Ingle, Marshal Robert Vanell, Treasurer N. A. Davis, and councilmen B. Tolen, W. A. Banister, J. Hays, plus C. E. Berry and John Frazier.
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Milton
Milton Sorial Club
City Recorder
A Miller
G. W. Ingle
Robert Vanell
N. A Davis
C. E. Berry
John Frazier
B. Tolen
W. A. Banister
J. Hays
Saved at Grave's Brink Indigestion Cure Story
Mrs H Newson of Decatur Alabama reports three years of severe indigestion water brash stomach and bowel dyspepsia. She credits Electric Bitters with restoring her appetite and enabling a 36 pound gain. Electric Bitters are praised as a guaranteed cure for indigestion loss of appetite stomach liver and kidney troubles at Tallman Co. stores.
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Mra
H. Newsom
Decatur
Ala
Tallman & Co
Meeting Tonight on County Irrigation Organization Plans
A meeting is set for this evening at the Commercial A dministration parlors to discuss preliminary steps for forming an irrigation association in Umatilla County. The gathering invites all business and practical irrigation interests to shape the plan before final organization and to select capable officers for a durable, efficient structure. Several local residents are noted as visiting or residing in Pendleton, including H. Carmichael, M. Corigall, M. Shelton, J. W. Wyrick, W. Bristow, E. Grace, and others, with plans for upcoming activities and potential shifts in local business and social events.
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Commercial Asertation
Irrigation Association
Umatilla
Asaiation
H. Carmichael
Weston
Corigall
Butter Creek
M. Shelton
Bisin
J. W. Wyrick
Myrick
W OW. Bristow
McMinnville
Mins E. Grace
Walla Walla
Mr. Hyatt
Potts
Asa B. Thomson
E. B. Wells
Salt Lake
Pendleton
C. J. Smith
Pilot Rock
Cnaitwell Bros
Robert Starkweather
Clarence
Albert Knieht
Helix
Burt Mays
D. W. Coffman
Milton
Golden Rule Hotel
L. Wakefield
Tacoma
Lee Moorhouse
Portland
H. C. Jackman
State Today
Walla Walla Statesman
Clarence Knight
Pendleton Business College
Thomas Mathews
Ed Haltemore
Meagles
Elting Spike
Echo
Dave Nelson
J. W. Barlicott
Arizona
High Water Expected From Heavy Chinook on Umatilla
The Umatilla River faces overflow risk if a heavy Chinook arrives, with ground saturated by melting snow in the hills. Pendleton fears high water, and observers note unusually large mountain snowpack for this early season, suggesting substantial melt and potential damage.
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Jin
Umatilla
Hettle
Pendleton
Three Deeds Recorded for Land Sales Totalling 15000
Three transfers of farm land in Thmaulin county were recorded forenoon deeds totaling about $15,000. Purchases include 240 acres in township 4 north of range 95 for $4690 from multiple Richmonds to Mary J. Richmond, 400 acres in township 4 north of range 3% for $4500 from Mary J. Richmond to H B Richmond, and 140 acres in township 4 north of range 2 from H B Richmond to Elmer H. Richmond.
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Thmaulin County
M Richmond
Frank Richmond
Elmer Richmond
Harlow Richmond
Mary J. Richmond
Township 4
Range
M. Richmond
Clara Price
H. B. Richmond
H. B Richmond
Elmer H. Richmond
Adams Election Quiet City Names Municipal Officials
Adams Oregon election day passed without incident. Elected for the coming term were B. A. Margulis mayor J. E Cherry treasurer J. E Stanfield recorder FB Wilkes morahil William Baker I O Hales J T Lienallen A B Stone and J A Winn councilmen The Chicago Packer praised Pendleton firm Despain and Clark of Pendleton Oregon for 23 years in fruit and vegetable trade with noted partner J R B Despain.
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Chicago Packer
Pendleton
Despain & Clark
Pendleton, Or
Clark
Mississippi Valley
American Express Company
J. Rb, Despain
Rural Spirit in Error Over Colt's Death
John Campbell of Pendleton area argues Rural Spirit misstates the cause of Northwest pac king record holder Oreson Sunshine’s death. He says overfeeding barney cnced the death while Campbell claims sickness after the fall downturn was the immediate cause.
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Rural Spirit
John Campbell
Pendleton
Oreson Sunshine
Barney
Campbell
President Martindale Improves Health Signs
President Martindale of Weston Norman shows marked health improvement. Though not yet back at work, he is out of danger and able to leave his room, with friends relieved by the progress and better spirits reported.
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Martindale
Weston Norman
Claude Reeves Dies After Diphtheria Suffering
Claude Reeves son of Mr and Mrs Matt Reeves died this morning at home after several days of diphtheria. The funeral was held this afternoon and the remains were buried in Olney cemetery at 4 o clock.
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Claude Reeves
Matt Reeves
Olney
Things That Look Good to HER Sale Catalog Items
An old catalog advertises salad sets from 1.19 to 4.25, Haviland China cake plates up to 2.50, water sets from 65c to 3.85, and cups and saucers from 10c to 1. Souvenir China features Pendleton scenes and milk sets with other items meant to draw a shopper’s eye.
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Haviland
Isc
Pendleton
Local Arts Catalog Teases Wood Style Jardinieres
A fragmentary catalog notice advertises jardinieres in wood style with prices from five dollars twenty five cents and others up to 250 dollars. Mentions Flemish ware and urges to order.
Dinner sets in three grades of white semi porcelain
Advertises white semi porcelain dinner sets in three price grades 8.75 16.50 and 12.95 per 100 pieces. Highlights open stock patterns including rose pattern cobalt blue peacock green imperial blue and gold illuminated green. Also offers Haviland and German china plain and decorated.
Free Dolls Saturday Window Sale Promises Handsome Prizes
A Saturday sale offers free dolls starting at 9 and upholds a one per customer limit. The promotion features a mix of glassware and crockery as rewards, with dolls displayed in the store window for one week.
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
DR. Wise
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Milton City
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West Webb St
Henry Peed Ward
Abe
Blarnhart
J. F. Griffin
Shoshone
Idaho
T. G. Halley
John Halley
Colfax
Griffin
B. E. Kennedy
Lake Pasteral
George Futter
Camas Prairie
Winter Quarters
D. M. Tobin
Hudson
Iowa
P. H Pee
Tony
Adams
Loggins
On Earth
China
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Owl
Oregon
ST. Joe Store
Lyons
Toselet Iin
Basler’s
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M. A. Rader
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