Freewater News Notes Conduct Revivals and Local Items
Special correspondence from Freewater reports revival meetings to start December 27 led by Rev M L Landers of Walla Walla. It also notes a December 15 marriage of Pauline McCoy to Bert Ramsey, with residence to be in Walla Walla. Additional items include holiday visits, job appointments, property trades, social gatherings, local appointments, and church service plans.
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Freewater
Milton
Sunnyside
M.L. Landers
First Methodist Church
Walla Walla
Landers
Greal
Northwest
Bert Ramsey
Hazlewood Creamery
Misa Pauline McCoy
McCoy
Walla Walla River
Marrage
Popie
C. H. Spencer
Mount Hope
Wash
Spence
Ester
Fred G. Stevens
Ferndale
Fred Elffert
Traction Company
State Line
Reuben Baskett
Yale
Oregon
W. P. Ingle and Son
Crockett
California
C. Wilkins
Harry Ballou
Godwin and Neal
Eckert
North Dakota
Wm. Curts
Kitt
Congregational Church
Spokane
Mathles
Hadley’s
Wall Streets Revis er Is Still Disc oursing
Washington reports recount John Wesley Gaines of Tennessee as a robust, memorable voice in Congress who championed anti Wall Street sentiment during Taft era inaugurations. Despite district political shifts, Gaines resurges in Washington, entertaining reporters with sharp denunciations of Wall Street and its alleged misdeeds.
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Washington
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
Sah
House of Representatives
Wall Street
John Wesley
Taft
Sixth
Joe Pyrns
John Weeley
John Weasley
Congress
Greay
John Weeley Gaines
John
Librarian Reports Steady Rise in Library Use
Miss Mayme Batterson, librarian, releases monthly figures showing average daily circulation of 67 books, with a peak day of 151. Registration totals 115 for the month, government gifts augment the new acquisitions of 118 books and one pamphlet, and reading room use averages 17 daily as debate work with the high school grows.
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Mayme Batterson
Mise Batterson
Aotal
Will Conference Let Michigan Play Again
Chicago newspapers report that Big Eight coaches and managers meet in Chicago to resolve Michigan game status and conference relations. Rumors say Michigan may seek readmission or face restrictions on scheduling, with decisions looming before adjournment.
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Michigan
Chicago
Middle West
Auditorium Hotel
University of Michigan
funea @re
Mohto
Cen
Minnesota
Beason
Orpheum Tonight Feature Set With Orchestra Leader A H Johnson
Orpheum program presents the Orpheum orchestra led by A H Johnson performing March Amo Herbert Ingraham Overature Shapiro s Song Successes plus pictures of Fathful Wife Making of a Sailor German Spring Parade Life for a Life Mischief of a Big Drum and a Song In the Garden of Roses with Harry L Alford conducting selections on the bill.
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Orpheum Orchestra
A. H. Johnson
Herbert Ingraham
Shapiro
Harry L. Alford
Garden of Roses
Court decision nuzzles egg preservation industry near nature
Washington reports a Peoria Illinois court ruling against using borax as an egg preservative. The decision affects fifty ounces of preserved eggs and prompts a cautious note from the Department of Agriculture. Officials caution the pure food law has defects yet aim to end storage house practices of pickling eggs in poisons.
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Washington
Peoria
Ilinois
Department of Agriculture
Masquerade Ball At German Hall New Year Night
A grand masquerade ball will be held at the German hall in Middle Cold Springs on New Year’s night January 1. Prizes will be awarded for the best sustained characters. Johnson’s orchestra will provide music. Everyone is invited for a good old time.
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Middle Cold Springs
Johnson
Philosophic reflections of the traveling salesman
A column by Bob Blake offers humorous maxims on travel life. The piece contrasts a salesman’s need for practicality with education, warns about loose talk around children, and humorously critiques habits and life insurance. It closes with a quip about Rockefeller and a sea voyage joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Blake
Alehipe
Bears Trapped Near Hazeldell Lane County
A hunter near Hazeldell in Lane County captured two fat bears and a large wolf. One bear yielded 35 pounds of grease, indicating significant hunting yield and wildlife handling.
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Hazeldell
Lane County
Stomach discomfort and a bottle's promised relief
The pamphlet notes that many people suffer stomach weakness liver inactivity and clogged bowels at times and claim relief from a bottle of the product though no specific brand or claims are provided.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promotes Quick Relief
Advertising text urges readers to buy Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for poor appetite indigestion dyspepsia colitis and grippe and to obtain a free 1910 Almanac from a druggist for more information. The tone is promotional and period advertising language.
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Wals Walla
Wall Streets
Oregon Theatre
Harry H. Prazef
Inec
Billy Clifford
LA Salle Theatres
LA Salle Theatre
Fleetric
Pendleton Drug Co
Librarian
the Orpheum
Olegs Golden Gate
Tallman's F. & S
Tallman & Co
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Mark Moorhouse
Tel
Main
Mont
The
Pendleton
Business College
Pendleton Business
Rockefeller
Wilua Scaff
Denver
Colo
L. K. Cartright
Stark & Allen
Hostetter
Dally Ean
Oregonian
HOTEL
Seventh
Stark Streets
Park Street
Porta
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernach
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Matlock Building
Roller Mills
Roleys
Korppen & Bros
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