New Pastor Rev Jesse P Myers to Lead First Christian Church
The First Christian church hires Rev Jesse P Myers formerly of Portland and North Powder to resume regular preaching. He will arrive for services next Sunday and stay permanently. Myers, about 40, educated, with a banking background, joins a revival that has added many members and improves prospects for the new year.
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Myers
North Powder
Jesse P. Myers
Portland
Christian Church
Missouri
Many Conversions at Christian Church Meetings
Last night at the Christian church followed the great Sunday service with 14 conversions bringing total to 71. Evangelist Wilson led music while Prof Linut was missed. his sermon on Naaman the Leper urged full obedience to God’s command for cleansing sins. Tonight’s sermon is Shall we know our friends in Heaven with baptisms to follow.
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Christian Church
Christ
Wilson
Linut
Evangelist Wilson
Naaman
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Gentle Quick Relief
Kennedy laxative cough syrup acts gently yet promptly on the bowels and lungs. It stops the cough by soothing irritation. Sold by Tallman and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Koeppen & Bros
Cold start warning urges immediate action
The message urges fast recognition of a cold start as early treatment prevents deeper issues. Delayed care may extend illness and complicate recovery. acting now minimizes duration and burden.
Nine Answers the Call at Union Evangelistic Services
Interest remains high at Union Evangelistic Services as nine people come forward after last night's sermon The Last Call focusing on Gods call to man from Genesis to now The talks emphasize the Bible as the soul guide and the necessity of heeding the call through gospel preaching
Destruction of Dandruff Germs Proves Baldness Link
A proof claims dandruff germs cause baldness, citing a rabbit that went bald after inoculation. It asserts Newbro s Herpicide destroys the germ 100 percent, preventing baldness and dandruff. Sold by druggists with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes. sample requests via The Herpicide Co Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Detroit
Mich
The Unpardonable Sin sermon and cottage meetings notice
A Pendleton church session reports a sermon on The Unpardonable Sin warning of spiritual danger and noting attendees who resist God. It lists cottage prayer meeting homes for tomorrow morning with names and street addresses in the area.
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Mr. Haudenschield
Pendleton
B. E. Coon
Raley Street
J. Stockman
Garfield
D. Turner
East Court and
Lee
Ward
Mill
Ramadell
Thompson
A. D. Hall
West High
Kimbrell
Chestnut and
Railroad Avenue
Haaga Denies Theft in Echo Store Case
After five days of trial the state rested and Haaga began his defense with his own testimony. He denied taking items, saying some were purchased some given as Christmas presents and some left in his care at the George and Miller store in Echo.
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Haaga
Albert Jones
George & Miller
Echo
Weather favors bumper fruit crop says Horticultural Inspector
Deputy State Horticultural Inspector Mohl states in Lewiston that this season has been favorable for fruit with trees in good condition to withstand cold. He notes buds have not advanced and fruit remains safe at ten degrees below zero. Grain should be unharmed. snow on highlands protects ground.
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Lewiston Teller
Wasco County Man Visits Weston on Home Return
H A Walker formerly of Weston now lives in Wasco county is in the city returning from Weston where he had been visiting. Wasco crop conditions are excellent and farmers praise the prospect. The former wheat district has shifted many fields to fruit cultivation and this is developing as a leading industry in the area.
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Wasco County
H. A. Walker
Weston
Wasco
County
Pendleton Welcomes San Jacinto Couple to Reside Here
Mr and Mrs B F Champ, parents of Mrs O E Harper of this city, have sold their business in San Jacinto California and will move to Pendleton to reside permanently in about ten days. They have run the business there for several years and were drawn by Pendleton’s good business outlook and favorable climate.
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Pendleton
B. F. Champ
O. E. Harper
San Jacincto
Cal
Passengers Transfer From Main Line To Spokane Train
About 25 passengers moved from the No 5 main line train to the Spokane branch this morning. The main line did not arrive until after 10 a.m, making the transfer at Umatilla impossible. Most travelers were homeseekers heading to eastern Washington and northern Idaho points.
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No. 5
Spokane
Umatilla
Washington
Idaho
Hislops to Move Headquarters to Portland
Mr and Mrs W T Hislop plan a Portland move where Mr Hislop will headquarter for the John Ainsfield company of Cleveland. They expect to leave Pendleton in about ten days, but will keep a home here and visit frequently due to Hislop's local property holdings.
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Hislops
Portland
W. T. Hislop
Hislop
John
Ainsfield Company
Cleveland
Pendleton
Woodmen Dance Planned at Eagles Hall February 10
Pendleton camp No 41 Woodmen of the World hosts a dance at Eagles hall next Monday evening February 10 for Woodmen wives and members of Pendleton and Daphne Circles of the Women of Woodcraft. Admission is free and a pleasant time is expected.
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Pendleton Camp
Woodmen of the World
Eagles’ Hall
Pendleton
Daphne
Women of Woodcraft
New Agency Seamstress Joins Umatilla School
Mrs. E. G. Pierce arrived today from Yuma Arizona to assume the seamstress post at the Umatilla Indian School. She has held the position at Yuma and was transferred to the agency by the department.
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Yuma
Ariz
Umatilla
Umatilla Agency
Department
Mission Families Leave Reservation for Kamiah Idaho
A number of families from the Tutu ila Presbyterian Indian mission have departed the reservation and moved to Kamiah Idaho where Nez Perce ministers are leading a religious revival among the Nez Perce people.
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Tutuila
Prospects Good for Market Day Sale Change
Sam Bittner announces a switch to 10 30 am for the next market day sale at the fair pavilion to serve buyers and sellers better. Over 40 head of cattle and horses have been registered with more expected, plus harness, wagons, and farming equipment. Three bidders are expected to handle the sale and stock volume signals a big event.
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Birtner
Sam Bittner
Bittner
Conductor Smith Leaves for Los Angeles Health Concern
Conductor J. B. Smith of the Pendleton Huntington passenger run on the O R N left this morning for Los Angeles due to his wife Mrs Smith being there for two months seeking better health She is not improving as hoped and a move to another locality possibly New Mexico is considered.
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Smith
Los Angeles
J. B. Smith
Pendleton-Huntington
Pineules promise relief for rheumatism and back pain
Cure claim for rheumatism backache and kidney trouble advertised as a 90 days course for $1. A. C. Koep pen and Bros offer Pineules with a single nightly dose proof of merit and guaranteed satisfaction for sufferers.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Bought Mutton Band Ships to Freye Bruhn
Nate Baines buys a band of 14090 mutton sheep from Rugg Bros. The flock will be shipped via the N. P. to Freye Bruhn of Seattle.
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Nate Baines
Rugg Bros
N. P
Freye Bruhn
Seattle
The Real Philosopher Thinks Cheerfully While Gripping Illness
A succinct line notes that true wisdom includes cheerful thoughts even while suffering with the grip. The remark frames philosophy as resilience amid illness, highlighting a positive mindset over hardship.
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Standard Grocery Co
First Christian Church
J. P. Myers
Tinue
Prof
Nine Answers
Union Evangelistic Services
Pendleton Creamery Co
Commercial National Bank United
Ben
California
Aed Peat
Roosevelt
Boston
Carlond
Haddorff
Marshall
Wendell
Edison
Columbia
Main St
Ellers Blane
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
National Bank Act
East Oregonian
Coz
Coats
Suit House
Pendleton, Or
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