Normal School Team Tonight Show Ex exhibition promises season
The Normal School team hosts Weston in a highly anticipated basketball exhibition at the high school gym tonight at 8 o'clock. Local players, recovered from recent bruises, display improved teamwork and form. Star Nat Kimball leads a fast, endurance-rich style alongside Rader Cooley Jordan and McDi ll, as the team begins a Eastern Oregon tour with La Grande Union Cove Baker City ahead.
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Walla Walla
Weston
Nat Kimball
Rader
Cooley
Jordan
McDi
Oregon
la Grande
Union
Cove
Baker City
Insane Finlander Terrorizes Hermiston Residents
Joe Bromboski known as the Finlander again alarms Hermiston locals. Brought to Pendleton on insanity charges weeks ago and freed after liquor was blamed. Mayor Newport alerted County Judge Gilliland to send a man to detain him, with jail custody likely until further action.
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West Enidf County
Joe Bromboski
Hermiston
Pendleton
St. H. R. Newport
Gilliland
Paes
Athena Farmers Meeting Disappoints Local Growers
In Athena Oregon on a Saturday meeting the event failed to draw the expected figures as C S Barrett president of the national association and Dr Blalock of Walla Walla did not attend. Outside attendees Cox and Sykes helped organize but the turnout and scope were below hopes. An organization was formed though not on the anticipated scale.
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Athena
Ore
C. S. Barrett
National Association
Dr. Blalock
Walla Walla
Messrs. Cox and Sykes
General Association
Repairing Fire Damage to Court Street Glock
Workmen continue repairs after fire damage on Court Street. Builders assess structural impact and restore storefronts amid ongoing cleanup and safety measures. Local officials urge caution around the site as crews work through the day.
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Court Street
Ladow building remodel under Pacific Realty repair crew
Debris removal and remodeling are underway in the Ladow building between the artillery room and the secret society hall. Carpenters and plaster workers clear debris while Pacific Realty Company oversees repairs directed by T. Yaylor.
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Ladow
Arillery
Secret Society
The
Pacific Realty Company
TY. C. Yaylor
Wild Horse Road Opens After Bridge Work Complete
Work on the county bridge at Saxe Station is finished and Wild Horse Road is now open to travel. A temporary bridge will be used until the new steel structure is completed. The washout damage has been repaired and travelers can enter or leave the city without the prior long detour.
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Saxe Station
Idaho Contractor Wila to Repair Roadbed Damage
J. W. Poe, a Moscow railroad contractor, travels to this city with his crew to repair roadbed damage on the O. R. & N. line between this city and La Crosse Washington caused by the recent alarm.
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J. W. Poe
Moscow
la Crosse
Washington
Utama County Teacher Instructing Filipinos
In a brief letter to the East Oregonian J. H. Be Olcott, formerly a teacher in this county, writes that he is now in charge of the typewriting department in the Philippine school of commerce in Masilla.
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East Oregonian
J. H. BE. Olcott
Philippine School of Commerce
Masilla
Horgeman Case Goes to Jury After Defense Plea
Trial recounts altercation involving McBroom and Horseman with threats, a beating, gunfire, and a knife in the melee. Defense argues self defense and urges acquittal as jurors consider the old man’s enduring wound and the neighborly warnings. Verdict expected tonight or tomorrow morning.
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McBroom
Cartright
Bates
Springer and White Married in Quiet East Court Wedding
At the home of Mr and Mrs Phil lip McBrian on East Court street Arthur Springer and Lena White wed in the evening. Justice of the Peace Joe H Parkes officiated, witnessed by a few friends. The groom works at Domestic laundry. couple plans to reside in Portland.
Trainer F FE White Plans Summer Races in Baker
Union horse trainer F FE White, in charge of Union stables, arrives in Baker this evening to interview local horsemen on arranging summer races at Intervals and Union. Plans said to be feasible and may be adopted by Baker horsemen.
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F. FE. White
Union
Baker
Baker City Herald
Personal visits populate city list of notables officials
Walter Preston of Athena and multiple regional figures dropped in the city today. Visitors include P R Miller of Clarkson Washington L W Furnas of Hermiston and L G Price of Weston. Several residents left for Portland Walla Walla North Yakima and other nearby locales on business or duty. Prominent names appear as witnesses in the Zeuske case and local officials attended to roles in county matters.
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Walter Preston
Athena
P. R. Miller
Clarkson
Wash
L. W. Furnas
Hermiston
L. G. Price
Weston
Fred W. Lampkin
Portland
Roy Alexander
Will Knight
Meulx
D. R. Brownell
Umatilla
T. F. Lane
Nolin
James Blomgren
William LaBlanc Released on Bonds in Embezzlement Case
William LaBlanc, arrested in Spokane for embezzling twenty dollars from Troy Laundry, was brought back by Deputy Bert Wilson and arraigned before the justice court. He was released on $250 bonds and claimed innocence, pledging to repay the money when able. Trial postponed until attorneys are available.
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William LaBlanc
Spokane
Troy
Bert Wilson
Justice Court
la Blanc
Demonstrating Beef Tea At Koeppen Drug Store
Miss Spaulding will be at the Koep pen Drug Store for the next few days demonstrating the inerita of Cudghys beef tea. This company gives beautiful silver spoons in exchange for the tops of the beef tea jars purchased from the above firm. These spoons may be obtained in sets by those who use the tea regularly. When passing by all are cordially invited to step in and try a cup free to know how good Cudahy s beef extract really is and at the same time by purchasing a small jar will receive a free present.
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Miss Spaulding
Koeppen
Cudghy
Cudahy
Fourth Young Warner Will To Be Considered
J. W. Young's fourth will, recently found in a mysterious manner, will be processed once attorneys are ready. The Horseman trial presently occupies the lawyers, delaying probate.
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Young Warner
Governor Chamberlain Resigns Amid Veto Messages
Governor Chamberlain plans resignation with two veto messages on circuit court salary raise to four thousand and clerk of Curry county pay. He heads to Washington March 4 for an extra Senate session, to be replaced by Secretary of State Benson. Fare to Walla Walla for Honour mistake clarified. one way fare set at 1.40 by O R & SN agent Schuyler.
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Chamberlain
Baker City
Curry County
Washington
Senate
Benson
Wal-la Walla
Eco
EB. F. Schuyler
Poor land that can't hold its own proverb origin
A short proverb about land failing to hold its own value is noted, reflecting a rural or agrarian sentiment about property and stewardship. The phrase appears as a standalone line highlighting caution in land use and management.
Delta Candy Factory Sold To Frank Quinlan
Frank J. Quinlan, former R. R. and N. agent, has purchased the Delta candy factory from BE C Hawkins for about 5000 dollars and will run the business with the same lines as in the past. The Delta bakery, ice cream parlor, and refreshments will continue under Quinlan, who plans to remain in Delta while Hawkins returns to Tacoma to enter a similar line of business there.
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Frank J. Quinlan
Delta
BE. C. Hawkins
Quinlan
Northwest
Hawkins
Tacoma
C. W. Irvine
Accredited Washington telegraph correspondents total 173
In Washington the daily telegraph service for newspapers is now supplied by 173 men accredited to the gallery. At Cleveland's 1898 inauguration only 24 were employed, showing their permanence. The group is cosmopolitan with London and cities like Louisville Boston Chicago New York and others represented. Providence Springfield Portland and Hartford also have regular correspondents.
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Washington
Daily Telegraph
Cleveland
London
Louiaville
Boston Ten
Chicago
New York
Sun Press Association
Brooklyn
Providence
Springfield
Portland
Hartford
New England
Boston
Transscrip
Fish ladder at Umatilla dam cleared by deputy warden
Deputy game warden Otto Turner with G I Ladow and Co officer K Cranston traveled to the Tr rngon dam on the Umatilla to inspect the fish ladder. Turner said the ladder was blocked but, at his request, the company superintendent restored it. He dismissed recent reports of heavy fish slaughter as groundless.
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Otto Turner
G. I. Ladow
K. Cranston
Umatilla
Trrngon Company
Umatla
Superintendent Shewrey Visits For Street Paving Review
J H Shewrey, superintendent for the Warren construction company who supervised local street paving two years ago, was in town yesterday inspecting his work and expressed full satisfaction. He is now based in Eugene, doing the same work for the company.
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J. H. Shewrey
Warren Construction Company
Eugene
They've Got Both Love and Money, Indianapolis News
The wife of Sidney C. Love of Chicago, who declared he would retire after making 2 million, now has 5 million. Marjorie Burns of Chicago is described as the most beautiful woman by an artist. Love is 246 years old and began as a broker's clerk 15 years ago.
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Indianapolis
Sidney C. Love
Chicago
Marjorie Burns
Love
Austria’s multilingual newspapers lead the world
Austria claims the press prints in many languages including German Haitian French Magyar Greek Latin Polish Servian Slavic and Hebrew. The standout title Acta Comparationin Literatum Universatum appears semi monthly and features contributions from readers worldwide in diverse languages.
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Austria
Acta Comparationin Literatum Universatum
Ivory Soap Claims Superior Quality At Low Cost
Ivory Soap weighs nearly as much as three cakes of toilet soap. Ivory costs less than a cent an ounce. Toilet soaps cost 10 25 or 50 cents a cake, from 5 to 25 times Ivory. Ivory Soap is made of as good materials as the best toilet soaps and infinitely better than most, Ivory Soap 99 43460 Per Cent Pure.
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Catsup
Standard Grocery Co
Fiydre Teschers
F&s
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Planing Mill
Robert Forster
Pendleton, Ord
Wild Horse Road
Idaho
WiLa
Umatilla County
Phillipinos
Horgeman
Hia
Phelps
John Schmidt
McKay Creek
J. EK. Cherry
Milton
James Hill
John F. Hill
Zoueke
N.C. Richards
North Yakima
Henry Collins
Balfour-Guthrie Company
J. A. Borle
Wennha Springs
al Slusher
Slusher
J. 8. West
Harry Butler
Council Bluffs
Pendleton Drug Company
M. A Ferguson
C. F. Steele
Zeuske
Koeppens
J. W. Young
Tostetter
Pend
Leton
J. Quinlan
Main Street Candy Factory
Clea
Shewrey
Star
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