Women's clubs push Y M C A effort in Pendleton
The Pendleton women clubs and Ghureh Women unite to support a local Y M C A. A general committee from each club will organize, with meetings set for February 4 at the Commercial club room. Members include Mrs. T. Jyin, Mrs. Helen Robinson, and others from Burnley Afternoon, Current Literature, Parliamentary, church, and youth groups. The article notes a social banquet planned for February 14 and mentions the Portland Woman's club reception.
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Fonds
Fix
Invid Twil
Allene
Commercial Club
Woman's Club
Mra. T
Jyin
Helen Robinson
Burnley
John Hailey, Jr
T. Gi
Hanley
KR. Thompson
Geo. Hlurtman
T, Starkweather
Hallock
C. B. Wade
Henry Bean
Church
Mra. Brown
Watile
Martha Pointer
Eugene Hulse
Thirdhee
BE. Kennedy
Man McCully
Thursday Afternoon Club Hosts Reception at Mrs Lowell Home
The Thursday Afternoon Club met at Mrs. 8 A Lowell home for a reception replacing the usual banquet. The library topic focused on practical amortization. The club added another good deed to its record, being the first in the state to present to the state federation. The library contains fifty books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A. Lowell
Federa Yu
Bhilob's motion core advertised with guarantees
A dated retail notice touts Bhilob's motion core for coughs and related illnesses. It promises a money back guarantee if no benefit after use and lists price points of 25 and 50 cents and one dollar per bottle. Tallman & Co. advertised alongside a roster of retailers and distributors across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Drigpeglate
Convicts Sentenced to Penitentiary From Pendleton and Salem
The article reports multiple sentencing cases. Murray and Dilton receive three and three and a half year terms for burglary and theft. Bogard, two and a half years for stealing flour. Tenac Ruddock and John Dyer face three years each for cattle theft and robbery. William Harris, farmer near Pendleton, fined fifty dollars after a dispute over hay crop sharing with Freeman Borden ends in a threat and a court-ordered peace bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Biaklew
Tenac Ruddock
John Dyer
Penitentiary
W. M. Bowman
Lincoln Mann
Mission Station
William Harris
Pendleton
Harris
Freeman Borden
Borden
Harrie
Marrin
Burden
Wares
Danced At La Dow Hall Prom Draws Large Audience
A large crowd gathered at La Dow Hall last evening for a German dancing lesson hosted by Prof. J. N. Houge claw. About 40 couples attended as enthusiasm ran high though only a few figures were tried, with plans for further demonstrations in social circle etiquette in major cities including Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Dow Nall
Washington, D. C
New York City
Ward McAllister
J. N. Hougeclaw
An Unexpected Snowstorm Pleases Farmers and Stockmen
A snowstorm began Saturday and continues today easing damage to pasture and stored hay. Farmers hope the calm, warm snowfall preserves forage and may shield the upcoming wheat crop in Uncatilla County from losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmers
Stoeckmen
Rick
Uncatilla
Bovhels
Relief for Volunteers Reimbursement Bill Passed in Oregon House
Oregon legislation by Poorman aims to reimburse enlisted Second Oregon volunteers and Battery A for state clothing costs. The bill authorizes 12 000 dollars or more as needed, with the adjutant general paying each eligible veteran the amount paid for clothing, up to 11 dollars per man, per muster records on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Poorman
Eart
Oregonian
To Treasury
State of
Adams warehouse bill passes Senate in Oregon
The Adams warehouse bill, Senate Bill No. 7, clears the Oregon Senate amid opposition. It would require warehousemen to file monthly and special grain reports, with exemptions for small mills not exporting grain. Senator Booth's amendment exempts grist mills that do not store large grain stocks. Benawar Adams argues the measure protects farmers from warehouse dishonesty and notes Marion county losses would have been prevented by reporting requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Oregon
Plannally
Booth
Emall Millers
Benawr Adams
Marion County
Eight-Hour Labor Restriction Enacted in New Statute
The act makes it unlawful for any employer in specified undertakings to solicit or require more than eight hours of labor in a day. Violators are guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to fines or imprisonment.
Umatilla County to Hold Teacher Examination
County School Superintendent J. F. Nowlin announces a regular examination for teacher applicants in the public school building at Weaton. The schedule runs Wednesday to Saturday with tests in history, spelling, algebra, reading, composition, arithmetic, teaching theory, grammar, bookkeeping, English literature, civil government, physiology, geography, geography, mental arithmetic, school law, botany, geography, general history, physics, biology.
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Umatilla
Weaton
Welncelayee
Po'eloek A. m
Wodnoulay
Satnalay
Nowlin
Notice to Contractors for Hexter Residence Foundation
Sealed proposals will be received by L L Hexter at his business for a stone foundation and basement for the residence and for a stone wall around the street sides. Plans and specifications by architect F Howard. Right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. L. Hexter
Ll. Hexter
Ly i F. Howard
Norervel
Bid Notice for Two Story Frame Residence in 1901
HH L Hexter invites bids for a two story frame residence as designed by T F Howard. Bid includes all work except stone foundation and basement stone work. includes fireplace stone work. Right reserved to reject any bids. February 30, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. L. Hexter
Hie Mae
Tntalene
T. F. Howard
Van
John Lathrop Predicts Popularity for New Alaska Book
Pendleton journalist John KE Lathrop writes Athena Press previewing an Alaskan gold field book titled Jevomptive of Tite. The work from Teane son Neely New York is not shipped advance sheets yet. The editor believes the Jobn's Grat book will find brisk sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KE. Lathrop
Pendleton
Athena Press
Teaneson Neely
New York
Hese
Jobn
Wendleton Fire Department Plans Masquerade Ball
The Hook and Ladder Company No I Wendleton Fire Department announces a masquerade event on Wednesday evening February 6. A good tip is expected and Sharp's Orchestra will provide the music.
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No. I
Wendleton Fire Department
Sharp
Girl Loses Power of Speech in Walla Walla
A young woman Alma Steinberg aged 18 suddenly became mute while in Walla Walla. She could not speak or write to identify herself. She was taken to her home and then to a hospital where doctors treated her but she remained unable to speak. The incident followed a report of other local crimes and social disturbances in the area.
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New York Knife Co
Walden
N. Y
New York City
Ban Knife Actory
MPRON
Pusranice
WM Wooker & CO
Proprietere
New York
M'Comas
Pendleton
Obe
Oman
Walla Walla
Alma Steinberg
Henry Steinberg
Alia
Timw
Debt Notice From Joe Hasler At Amity County
Indenture notices a call for all indebted to Joe Hasler to settle immediately to protect against his creditors. The missive cites Edwin B. Hamilton of the Third Infantry killed in action with Filipino insurgents at Sabanbayo, with his family from Amity, Yale Hill County, referencing a dispatch from Manila by General MacArthur in January.
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Thies
Joe Hasler
Edwin, BE. Hamilton
By Third Infantry
Sabanb
Leyo
Mia
Amilton
Amity
Yanie Hill County
Manila
MacArthur
Oregon labor reform bill referenced for miners and foundry workers
Fragmentary note discusses a labor focused bill titled Light Hour Day for Miners and Foundry Men. It mentions the Oregon Mesalaisde and an intent to protect workers in ore redemption and hazardous undertakings, highlighting the bill’s perceived significance to laborers.
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Cathey Chernent
Coricewa Sonn
Aed Noreer
TPMT
Corierva
Bert Taien
Otota Ratsalven
Hast
Gederuan
C. A. Pund
Shiloh
Driggiate
Joval Library
Portland Woman's Club
Carde
Mra
C. H H. Sitton
Portland School Board
The
Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs
Evry Vinle
Salem
Barrett
Stewart
Mole Fendiotos
James Freeman
Portland
EH Bray
Geary
Kansas City
LO Lakin
Boston
Il Smith
Chicago
R Cox
Athena
W Redford
F Tanner
J T Zook
Seattle
Sam Bankofak
Sen Leeneisxeo
Louis Goldah
Bt Joseph
M Cooper
San Francisco
Campbell
Takou
Anderson
St Louis
A 8 Bennett
the Dalles
Coman
A G Youngman
THA Gcerkan
Relief For Volunteers
Second
Oregon Volunteers
John Lathrop
Masqueredo Ball
Mies
Jamie Lewelling
Whetita
Kat
Aginle
Hoppuer
Locust Hill
Rabbitry
Guy W, Wade
Pendleton, Oregon
Resalter
Botaly, MY
Shea
Tullman
Cuo
Vaughan
Lowe
Lee
Wien
Transeer
van Orsdall & Ross
Allen Bros
Oourene Rai
Fale
Offoorar
Savinge Bank
Ubale
Wolde
Bamolay Henley
Mouton
Peart
Nome
L. Pha
Brenan
August li
Inland
Tinest Hotel
Portland, Oreegon
C. Bowers
van Dran Bros
J. E. Moore
Suonr
Axo
Union Pacific
Uise Harpland
Ui Higtors
Lake, Deuver, Gen Ee Clarke Lo Taste
Sanive Rhom
Spokane
Teaver
Walla
Fawisten
Wailaow
Chibage
Ali
Rom
Mially Ea
Toaikay
Oneey Brandine
Columbia Hiver
Willaimore Eal
Newborg
Silndes
Snake River
Hiporio
Lovelace
Piemn
Wamu
Agont
Youdloton
Morece
Elven
Aul
Fmvin CIA
Wkiah
Musten & Caracy, Prop's
Hunday
Pilot Rock
Nya
Ridge
Alba
Okiah
Speight
Eves
Tillmanga’ Co
Dally East
Gatarah Catarah
Ely
Albany
Ives
Ely Trothmera
Warren 4
Washington
Columbia River Railway
Bt. Paul
Bt. Louis
Kansene City
Bt. Joe
Omaha
Ugh
Rte
Oregon Lumber Yard
Barne & Light
Prop
Alta St
Court House
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