Indian Mission Visitors Highlight Christianity’s Reach
Inspector Davis of the Indian Service tells Tutuilla Congregation how Christianity has influenced reservations nationwide. Mr. B.N. Steele from Portland directs singing at Pendleton evangelistic meetings, sharing songs in gospel and Indian languages. Davis and his wife and Steele address, with about a hundred present per service, as Tutuilla plans another evangelistic meeting inviting delegates from northwest reservations.
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Inspector Davis
The
Indian Service
Tutuilla Mission
8. N. Steele
Third Presbyterian Church of
Portland
Pendleton Presbyterian Church
Steele
Cornelixon
McFatridge
Mr. Davis
Davis
Tutuilla Church
Northwest
J MC
Worthington Announces Candidacy for Eastern Water Division Superintendent
Irving Worthington formerly with the reclamation service on the Irrigan project declares his candidacy for the superintendent of the eastern water division. The office is one of two created by the new water code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Worthington
Irrigan
Friends
Eastern Water Division
Glad News for High School Graduates at Oregon
University of Oregon announces liberalized entrance rules after faculty vote. Geometry removed as a requirement and language and history credits eased. Two years of a Jordan language like French or German accepted in place of Latin, history reduced to one year, physics shortened, and total units adjusted while keeping overall credit count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Guidge
Moran to Return to Oregon from Wisconsin
M J Moran formerly a Cayuse area rancher who moved to Hammond Louisiana last year writes the East Oregonian he will return to Oregon and plans to be in Pendleton by the first of April after a visit to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Moran
Cayuse
Hammond
Louisiana
The
East Oregonian
Oregon
Wisconsin
Pendleton
Theodore Danner 15 Moves From Athena to Milton
Theodore Danner, once a photographer in this city and more recently in Athena, reports to the East Oregonian that he is relocating to Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Danner
Milton
Athena
The
East Oregonian
Mabel Whitman Returns to College at Oregon
Miss Mabel Whitman who had been ill for several days has returned to the University of Oregon where she has been attending school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Whitman
University of Oregon
Parr Gaston game ends in assault robbery trial
In the circuit court this morning John Parr and Samuel Gaston face trial for alleged assault and robbery of Joe Wilcox at a back room near a Main Street beer saloon on November 5 1908. Wilcox says a gun was pointed and money demanded while Parr and Gaston were drinking and playing cards. The scene was reenacted for the jury as they viewed the premises. Prosecutor Phéops leads for the state with Halley and Perry defending.
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Tarr-Gaston
John Parr
Samuel Gaston
Joe Wilcox
Poi
Parr Brothers
Main Street
Gaston
Wilcox
Erial
Phélps
Attoress Halley and
Perry
Birth of son to Mr and Mrs Henry Moos at St Anthony's
A nine pound baby boy was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Henry Moos at St Anthony's Hospital. Mother and child are doing well. Father works as the postmaster at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moos
St Anthony's Hospital
Mr. Fees
Keights Damon Judge No 4 at second rank evening
A brief notice states Damon judge No 4 of the K of P will work by the second rank thin evening. Names A B Lambert C C R W Fletcher appear as K of It S and related officers. The exact action or location is unclear but involves K of P duties and scheduling.
Poisoned Horses Alarm Yakima Reservation Volume
Veterinarian Dr. J. N. Sheppard reports multiple horse wave outbreaks on the Yakima reservation linked to decayed produce. He warns feeding decayed apples and spoiled vegetables poisons stock and urges careful disposal of such matter to prevent further incidents. Similar outbreaks have occurred in eastern Washington, including Wallis Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Republic
J. N. Sheppar
Washington
Wallis Walla
Sheppard
Pendleton City Visitors From Hermiston and Nearby Regions
IL W Furnas and J & Halter from Umatilla. W R Littlefield and S S Wilson from Hermiston and Athena. R T Johnson from Hermiston. F H Bartlet from Hermiston. A B Armitage from Portland visiting nephew Dr L D Idleman. Miss M M Drake arrives from Portland to work at Harris Idleman millinery. Robert Fletcher and Wesley return from Portland. Arthur English from Burneville on way to Weston to practice medicine. S M Steele returns to Portland after leading local church revival. George W Fell notes a past business partnership with Lorimer and disputes cigarette claim.
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A. B. Armitage
Portland
L. D. Idleman
Ben Spinning
Hermiston
Pendleton
M. M. Drake
Harris and Idleman
Robert Fletcher
Bridge Building Department
Wesley
Arthur English
Burneville
N. C
Weston
S M. Steele
George W. Fell
Lorimer
Insanity Insurance Offered by London Firm
Consul Maxwell Blake reports a new form of life insurance in the United Kingdom offering to insure insanity risk. The policy pays 500 per year for five years at 250 premium, 3.75 for ten years, or 500 per year for unlimited insanity with annual 5 premium, with premium waivers during mental incapacity. Officials cite rising insanity rates in England Scotland and Ireland as background.
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Maxwell Blake
Dunfermline
United 1 Kingdom
England
Scotland
Ireland
London
Anti Mol Sermon Provokes Threat On Street
Pastor EL Cox of the First Baptist church denounced a Saturday event from the pulpit. While walking on Dauphin street Sunday afternoon he was threatened by a man who called him a cowardly cur and warned, We'll meet you yet. Cox responded by labeling the man a cowardly cur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile, Ann
Palace for Ryans Cows Wingneer to Build 860 000 Barn
Virginia note: New York Virginia financier FF Ryan accepts plans for a nanodid cow barn on Oak Ridge estate in Nelson county Lynchburg. The concrete structure will be the Souths most modern barn, rivaling Vanderbilts at Biltmore.
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Lynchburg
Themy FF. Ryan
New York
Virginia
Oak Ridge
Nelson County
Biltmore Tan Vear
Ryan
Baltimore Sun
Weatheren Shrouds Town as Cold Snap Foreshadows Freeze
The town faces a sharp cold snap with forecasts predicting subfreezing temperatures. Residents are urged to prepare as wisps of winter grip the region, delaying outdoor activities and prompting schools to consider protective measures.
Hostette's Stomach Bitters Promotes Health and Appetite
A 55 year old remedy praised for aiding digestion and illness. Claims to revive weak stomachs, improve appetite, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, colds, and grippe. Ends urging readers to start using Hostette's Stomach Bitters today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostetter
Canadian asbestos discovery near Eastman Quebec spurs mining push
Consul Paul Lang reports asbestos found near Eastman Quebec with several companies organizing to develop new mines. An Orford Mountain railroad spur will connect marine to mills under construction, expanding the field. Danville Thetford Mines Black Lake Broughton and other Quebec Central line sites now supply thin mineral, with small Vermont output and a Georgia mine as only other sources. This new development could boost prospecting across eastern townships.
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Paul Lang
Sherbrooke
Eastman
Guebec
Orford Mountain Railroad
Black Lake
Broughton
Quebec
Quebec Central Railway
Vermont
Georgia
Hive Review Tuesday Attendance Requested
Lady Maccabees are urged to attend Hive Review Tuesday afternoon. The RECORD KEEPER notes that if every Lady Macedhee in the city is present, each attendee is promised by the supreme hive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hive Review
Pastime Theater Promises Best Picture Yet in Pendleton
At the Pastime theater the house was packed to capacity for The Octoroon, touted as the best picture ever shown in Pendleton. The showcase included four thousand feet of film and two songs.
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Pendleton
Birmingham News names new vice president and general manager
Victor H Hangon, former advertising manager of the Montgomery Advertiser, has purchased a large stake in the Birmingham News and assumed the roles of vice president and general manager today in Birmingham Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Victor H. Hangon
Montgomery Advertiser
Birmingham News
Applications Fill Exposition Grounds at Alaska Yukon Pacific
Already sufficient applications have been received by the exhibit department to fill every building on the grounds. The statement signals strong interest in the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition with organizers preparing for a large-scale event.
Ivory Shampoo Hopeful Yet Fails to Impress
A brief item notes Ivory shampoo touted for hair care but fails to deliver noticeable changes. The report highlights consumer expectations and early reception without endorsing the product.
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Standard Grocery Co
Indian Mission
Tallman & Co
Robert Forster
Pendleton, Ore
ITERP
Lhi
Folger’s Golden
Maying
Ingram
GLAD
Umatilla County
Beer Saloon
Joce Wilcox
Accisa
Vakime Reservation
Gin East Oregonian
IL. W. Furnas
T. W.ovine
Umatilla
W. RR. Littlefield
S&s. FE. Wilson
R. Tt. Johnson
Francis H. Bartlet
New British Company
Wingneer
Lori
Sud
Wislomows
Hostette
Boston
Quebec Province
Lady Maccabees
Pastime Theater
Ivory
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