Pendleton Academy urged to widen reach in Eastern Oregon
Rev. W. L. Van Nuys of La Grande visits Pendleton on Pendleton Academy events. He urges the church and presbytery to expand the school’s field beyond Umatilla County and Eastern Oregon, pledging active support and urging Eastern Oregon Presbyterians to patronize the academy over others. The article praises the school’s high standards, staff, and local contributions, calling for broad moral backing to secure a strong foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church of
la Grande
Board of Missions of the
Eastern Oregon
Pendleton Academy
Umatilla
Pendleton
Oregg
Washington
van Nuys
Church of Eastern
Oregon
Presbyterian Church
Portland
Snow Arrives in The Dalles From Cascades to Umatilla
A. B. Galloway of Blake-McFaul Paper Company in Portland reports about one foot of snow in The Dalles with very cold weather. Umhatilla has a light fall, Hood River and Echo see none. A snow streak extended from the Cascades to Umatilla during Sunday and Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Galloway
Blake-McFaul Paper Company
Portland
Dalles
Umhatilla
Hood River
Echo
Cascades
Umatilla
Mitchell Guilty and River Court Docket Updates
In circuit court Senator Mitchell was found guilty after a brief jury deliberation. Perry Hunter faces trial tomorrow on double larceny charges including warehouse theft and the theft of three mares and two colts. Several cases are scheduled for February 17 and 19, with Connerly versus Ell and others set for hearing today and upcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Hunter
Connerly Vs. Ell
William Connerley
Joe EN
J. H. Price
William Dunn
J. 0. Mumford
Robert Sal
Tivis H. McBroom
Douglass Bolte
A. Hopaon
G. M. Gross
E. A. Didley
Leo
J. H. Parkes
John Methan
Eleanor Payant
Adalard Mayant
William McBride
Mary E. Pastoe
Mutt
J. G. Meyers
Mary English
Justice Court
PF. N. McChandlers
Senator Mitchell
Holmes
Tax Roll Work Delays Sheriff’s Office Statements
The sheriff’s office is busy with the tax roll both for over the counter payments and statements for residents outside the city. A letter from N A Davis of Milton requests tax details for 500 property owners, delaying clerks. A night worker may be appointed to handle state tax tasks due to daytime workload and rebate deadlines.
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Sheriff's Office
N. A. Davis
Milton
Ranger Editor Ordered to Quit Long Creek After Death Threats
The Long Creek Ranger editor has received death threats if he stays in the city. His office was destroyed by dynamite on February 7. He will move away, seek those responsible, and notes a feud growing among Grant County settlers as officials fear daily killings amid the controversy.
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The
Ranger
City. Co
Coe Entog
Long Creek Ranger
Uip
I Hye
Seriou
Grant County
Manger
Incorporation Filed for W. J. Clarke & Company
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state in Salem establishing the hardware firm W. J. Clarke & Company with capital stock of 16000 dollars. Incorporators named as W. J. Clarke, W. A. Johnston and K. C. Clarke. Management says the move is policy and will not alter operations.
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Artclesa
Balem
W. J. Clarke & Company
W. J. Clarke
W. A. Johnston
K. C. Clarke
Buainear
Two funny exam definitions amuse class
In a civil government exam the term quorum was defined with humor. A teacher wrote the definition of quorum as simply "A quorum" to provoke laughs as the exam closed.
Equilibrium and referendum concepts in classroom dialogue
A teacher and another educator discuss balance and the idea of the native and referenda. They debate how a "mitletive" in preliminaries might lead to the closing or ending of a matter, framing equilibrium as the opposition of balances.
Wilson-Estes Bride Weds Eaton at 6 PM in Wilson
Sarah B. Wilson and Claude R. Eaton wed at 6 o'clock at Rev A W Rigby's residence. The couple, witnessed by close relatives, post ceremony depart for Spokane and Seattle before settling in Athena. The bride is Cora Cooper's sister and the groom recently bought a barber shop in Athena.
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Sarah B. Wilson
Claude R. Eaton
A. W. Rigby
Butea
Spokane
Seattle
Athena
Slater
Cora Cooper
Thieaty
Clar ence Hayes to asylum and local notices
Sheriff Taylor took Chirencee Hayes to the asylum after a prior admission and discharge as cured. The patient suffers epileptic fits thought due to a childhood fall. J. Hi. Mumford testified to the case. Miss Maw Swart wed J. Macon at Union, to reside in La Grande. Dunn Brothers new laundry is completed and ready to operate at the larger building following December fire.
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Sherif T. JD Taylor
Salem
Chirencee Hayes
Haves
Institute
J. Hi. Mumford
Maw Swart
Swart
Hingham Springs
JS. Macon
la Grande
Union
Prize for Solving Riddle Won by Local Resident
Miss Mildred Cheney of this city received a prize of 2.60 from a San Francisco firm for solving a riddle in a contest in a San Francisco paper. Parish Aid Valentine Party planned tonight at Mrs J F Robinson residence. Attending Mrs Anderson's Funeral. Mrs Charles Melquiot and Miss Pauline Lederlee of La Grande came to attend the funeral of Mrs Martin Anderson.
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Mildred Cheney
San Francisco
Picheing
Parish Aid
J. F Robinson
Anderson
Ekc Nwehler
Mra J, C, Shea
Charles Melquiat
Mise Pawline Lederlee
la Grande
Martin Anderson
Local Child Suffers Severe Tonsillitis Attack
Wt With Tonsilitia Delta Crawford, the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Crawford, experiences a severe throat illness described in fragmented text. The report notes a woman may know more than her husband but the excerpt is incomplete and lacks full context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Crawford
Fred Crawford
Hearst Club Organizing in Umatilla County
Preliminary steps are taken to organize a Hearst Club in Umatilla County to promote W. R. Hearst for the presidency. A meeting will be called soon to complete the organization and start an active campaign for Hearst’s nomination.
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Umatilla County
Hearst Democrate
Hearst Club
W. BR. Hearst
Heanrat
Pendleton Woman Sandbagged in Walla Walla Incident
Louis Hinaiker reports that Lillie Hunziker, a Pendleton area woman, was the victim of an attempted sandbagging in Walla Walla Friday evening. She is recovering and back at work after the shocking incident, though she remains unsettled for a few days.
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Mitchell
Sheriffs Office
Long Creek
Have Incorporated
W. J. Clarke Hardware Company
Clarence Hayes
Asylum
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Artists’ Supplies
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