Weston Normal Wins Basktball Game With Milton Club
Weston Normal defeated Milton Commercial club 20 to 2 in a Saturday night game. The Normal team plans a game at Pendleton High School next Friday. Reading club entertained by Mrs. Donald Lazler. Clarke Wood recovering from surgery and expected back soon. Christmas preparations under way at local churches with students staying for holidays.
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Pendleton High School
Weston
Milton Commercial Club
Pendleton High
Pendleton
James McDaniel
Franklin County
Washington
Reading Club
Donald Lazler
Clarke Wood
Walla Walla
Clarke
Leider
Christmas Cantata Prep Amid Revivals In Milton Freewater
Winter fog and cold sweep Milton Freewater area as churches prep Christmas cantata at Davis hall and revive services. Visitors include Miss May Sams in Pendleton, Mrs. Grant Williams ill with grippe, and social events like a recent opera hall dance. Russell Weber company plans to enlarge Freewater cannery with new machinery. local reports note church preparations and community activity.
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Russell Weber Company
Freewater
Millton
Milton
May Sams
Pendleton
Grant Williams
Opera
Christian Church
Davis Hall
H. R. van Slyke
George Edwards
Washtucna, Wash
Potlatch Lumber Cuts Coal Price to Move Inventory
Potlatch Lumber company announces a reduction of 2.60 dollars per ton on coal to clear large stock before year end. The price cut targets faster sales and inventory clearance amid market shifts.
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Potlatch Lumber Company
Canningery Upgrade Planned for New Year
A company has completed arrangements to purchase the can nery at this place and will undertake extensive improvements. The building will be enlarged and more machinery installed in the first of the year.
Christmas to Be Celebrated in Good OW Way
Alli Hermiston December 18 reports cold weather mild for winter work on the Umatilla project continues all season. Colonel McNaught rejoices as grandson born December 1 to Mr and Mrs Carl McNaught. Christmas committees plan festivities for the town and promise a good time for children. Tr Whistler praised the Pilot Rock excursion but rumor notes a torn collar upon return.
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Hermiston
Umatilla
Colonel McNaught
Carl McNaught
Mr. McNaught
J. F. McNaught
Honeymoon Special Leaves Chicago For 30 Day West Trip
The Honeymoon Special train departs Chicago with a cargo of spoons and passengers all newlyweds or recently married couples. Operated by three western railroads, the luxury train promises privacy and an ideal 30 day journey through the west to the Pacific coast before returning to Chicago.
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Chicago
Would life be worthwhile if everything happened as we wanted
Question prompts reflection on fulfillment and life value when outcomes align with our desires. It considers whether perfection in events undermines purpose or meaning, suggesting deeper exploration of happiness beyond control.
Kidney Health Ad Claims Doan's Pills Benefit Back Pain
An author advertises Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, stating kidneys filter blood every three minutes and noting relief for back pain nervousness and urinary irregularities after use. C Beale of Pendleton Ore endorses the product and urges purchase at Pendleton Drug Co. The ad warns to remember the name and avoid fakes.
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C. Beale
Aura Street
Pendleton
Ore
Don
Dean
Pendleton Drug
Pendleton Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Doa
Wallan Wallace bond issue ruled lean by Washington Supreme Court
The Washington state supreme court ruled that the $100000 bond issue for building a city building and fire auction is lean.
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Washington State Supreme Court
Wallan Wallace
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la Grippe
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Alli
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Calif
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Northwestern Gas
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