Sunny sale and theater events brighten town
Local notices mention a shoe sale at Howard's cigar store, new Victor records at Eller's Plano House, and a dramatic program at the Frazer Theatre with J. Frank Fouche. Also listed are Teutech's department store promotions, piano tuners, and civic notices about Krupp works profits and charitable funding rules.
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Beenay
Howard's
Nolf
Park Fouche
Victor
Eller
Plano House
Court
Orphan Protection Bill Draft in House Proposal
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a 4000 appropriation for orphans and asylum care. Mentions house bill 871 to provide form and protection of orphans and to amend section 2599 of a statute. Unclear details due to damaged text.
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Bellinger
Cotton
Oregon
Gregon
Board of Commissioners
Bellinger and Cotton
Scarlet fever case reported in Lewiston schools
A case of scarlet fever is reported affecting a child named Heathman living on Ratios street. Enrollment figures for Lewiston city schools show 1060 pupils with 160 in a certain grade, reflecting ongoing concerns about illness in the student population.
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Lewiston City
Notable Visitors and Local Notables in City Today
A stream of visitors and locals occupied Kern City today with various engagements. G Ormond of Lade and J L Rathburn of Baker City are guests at local hotels. Dr J W Best heads to Wea bean for a brief visit. EB Boromerville plans several days at Port. J Ward from Ech country visits for business. Constable J A Lievallen of Wer ton and W Scott depart after short stays. Charlies McLean and wife visit their son Hugh. Mayor A Barnes of Weston guests at Hotel Rickars on business. Mrs W F Boothby of Salem arrives to visit her daughter. Constable J W Dykes of Milton conducts official business before returning home. Georg H Sutherland, contractor from Walla Walla, stays at Hotel Pendleton. J M Spence of Oregon Daily Journal just returned from Portland for his paper. A B Galloway of Blake-McFaull Paper Company touring Eastern Oregon counties. Conductor W H Kelsay recovers from grip and resumes run soon. L Thompson of Commercial National Bank back at office after recovery. Mrs Mable Macleay of Tacoma expected Feb 25 for wedding of Stella Alexander to RE Dodd. J G Darling of International Correspondence School on a visit with TL Bracking. J R Kelly of O B R N, brakeman, returns from La Grande after circuit court win in Maynard case.
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Cc J. Ward
Bua- Ineam
J. A Lievallen
Werton
William Scott
Charlies McLean
Atheron
Hugh
A. Barnes
Weston
Weston, Was A Guest of Hotel Rickars
W. F. Boothby
Salem
John McCourt
J. W. Dykes
Milton
Georg H. Sutherland
Walla Walla
Pendleton
J. M. Spence
Oregon Daily Journal
Portland
A. B. Galloway
Blake-McFaull Paper Company
Oregon
W. H. Kelsay
Togal
Tl. W. Bracking
Baker City
Sumpter
J. R. Kelly
Huntington
la Grande
Maynard
O. R. & N. Company
Full Program for Recital by Mr Fouche and Local Talent
Tomorrow evening a benefit recital for the Commercial association gymnasium features Mr Fouche reinforced by local talent. The program includes multiple vocal and instrumental pieces with performances by J Frank Fouche Mayhew Dickson Weavett Wade Pileitt Denva Ferguson Riley Te Wade Feunke Wilkins and others.
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Fouche
Commercial Association
Hocu
T. 5
Falley
Cyrano de Bergerac
Troe
J. Prank Fouche
Rheagy Shop
Mayhew
J. Ron Dickson
David Harum
Weavett
J. Frank Fouche
Vook Aolo
Pileitt
Cecil Te Wade
Forest Svend
Sommerville
Granny
Howie
Riley
Mir
Trevieta
Vedi
Roy Wilkins
Quo Vado
Charles B Hanford Tonight at Frazer in Don Caesar De Bazan
Don De Bazan company presents Don Caesar De Bazan at the Frazer tonight with Charles B Hanford in one of his strongest roles. Pendleton audiences know him from previous engagements including a private recital for local women’s clubs and a gift robe in gratitude. Hanford is reported in good health and ready to perform.
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Don de Bazan
Chirtéa Be Hatntora
Abe
Frazer
Don Caesar de Basan
Fraeer
Hanford
Pendleton
A. Pived Thaay
Han
Ford
Popcorn Crop Value and Shipments Reported in 1902
In 1902 shipments reached a notable level with popcorn valued near one dollar per three pounds. An average yield suggests substantial production, with figures indicating strong deliveries. The text references city plans and a municipal gas plant in Now, Tork City, under Mayor Mc.
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Tork City
Mc G'See
Great Artist Fouche to Perform at Fraser Friday Evening
The Telegram Providence notes J. Frank Fouche will appear at Fraser Friday evening. It praises his voice as beautiful and musical with perfect control, contrasting with others who lack such refinement.
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Providence
R. Lg
J. Frank Fouche
The
Fraser
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Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Oklanorma
Gem Fund
Teutech's
Ote
Comer Webb
Gotton
Rudolph Martin
Hailer
Court Street
Glas H. Soule
Soule Broa
Talhman & Cos
Teasteat
Krupp
Rweler
Maew ST Relt
Tenny Bill
Weslank Br
Huyler’s
Lowney’s
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
G. Ormond
Lade
Bush
J. L. Rathburn
EB. J. Boromerville
Vigit
Charles B. Hanford
Meio
Uae
Gate Coffee
J. A. Folger & Co
San Francisco
Stampa Crescent Mfg. Co
Heattle
U. B
Cold 'S
Aesa i
Mall L Brothers
Laundre
Robinson’s
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood
Brock & McComas Company Druggists
C. Rohrman
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Havana
Flynn & CO
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