Oregon normal school statutes face overhaul vote
The Salem Journal reports Oregon legislators consider a sweeping bill that would abolish previous normal school statutes, create a state normal school board, and shift control to governor appointment. Debates focus on Monmouth Drain and Ashland schools with a Senate bill already passed, while adjournment remains unsettled and opposition argues it pits the governor against two remaining schools.
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Salem Journal Saya
Oregon
House
Senate
Smith
Marlow
Board of Education
Monmouth
Drain
Ashland
Churches First Christian Church Sunday Services Schedule
The bulletin lists Sunday programs at First Christian Church with Sunday school at 0:45 p m supervised by D G Bowman, morning sermon at 11 a m titled Adjusting Difficulties in the Early Church, evening preaching at 7:30 p m on Christ and His Relation to Types and Prophecies. Also notes a Purple Question Box topic and a reminder about a Tuesday special meeting at 2:30 p m in the Sunday school room led by Victor Dorris, minister.
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First Christian Church
Bunday School
Bowman
Lardy Aurpe
Pele Nce
Victor Dorris
Social calendar notes and Valentine's reflections
The society page covers events in Heppner including Mies Khel guest of Mrs Brock, Jolly Neighbors at Al Koeppen, Friday Afternoon 600 club prize to Miss Faye Bartholomew, and a Jolly club dance at Milarkey hall. A large Sans Souci gathering honored guests Roosevelt and Johnson, plus a Valentine program at the Grange street home of Mrs Whitman. A 16th birthday party for Haymond Baker is listed along with reminiscences on Valentine tokens and cards popular this year.
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Mra al Koeppen
Weat Court Street
Mise Maud Sheridan
Faye T Bartholomew
Sans Souci
Mias Roberts
J. F. Robinson
Mya
C. EF. Roosevelt
H. F. Johnson
Cupid
William FR
Elie
Eugene BR. Swinburne
East Lewis Street
Harry Heos
Charles Adame
Mesdames R. Alexander
Thomas Ayers
Max Baer
W. E. Brock
Chaos Hamilton
Laura Nash
Frank Frazier
BE. P. Marshall
F. E. Judd
C. BE. Roosevelt
Thomas Thompson
Charles Carter
Leona Thompson
Lina Sturgis
G. A. Hartman, Jr
Fred Donaldson
Lea Moorhoure
Frank Moule
Eugene Vaughan
A. W. Nye
Thomas Warner
W. L. Thompson
L. V. Tallman
Geo, Fell
Harry Pinkerton
John Vert
Alice Sheridan
Louis Hungiler
Harry Bartholomew
Echo
L. G. Frazier
T. T. Geer
Monte Gwinn
Charles Adhima
John Wallace
Selkirk Norton
J. Kt. Dickwon
Harry Rees
M.T. Starkweather
J. McAllister
George Perringer
W. J. Furnish
Thomas Taylor
Lynn Blakeslee
W. L. Matlock
Fred Lants
Frank Perham
I LaDow
Juin Hallow
Walter Pierce
Charles Lppinger
W. A. Slutsher
E. P. Dowd
W. McCormmach
Joexe Falling
Ernest Skilew
Selkirk
W. E E. Cole
Willum Skitew
Misses Roberta
Thompson
McLean
Mike Rhea
Meppner
Mra
MF. Whitman
Grange Street
Junior League of the Christian Church
Arelety
Lee Baker
Clay Street
Haymond
George Daniele
Myrtle
Morggie
Mary Canfield
Winnie Hew
Kein Mes
Annie
Caddie Olon
Joshua Gree
Lana Kenneth
Mary Fuker
Georgia O' Daniels
Mimer He
Jack Hastings
Bud Canfield
Nate Wellk
John Johnson
Ermal Arvepiger
Frank Strobel
Porert
Raymond Baker
Piano House Offers Prices Below All Little Dealers
A local advertisement urges customers to visit Tilers' Piano House to compare prices and terms for pianos. It promises lower offers than any small dealer and invites shoppers to inquire for current pricing and terms.
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Tilers
Piano House
Hunting for Trouble in California Cure Claim
Charles Walters of Allegphony Sierra County declares his 20 years in California while promoting a salve by Tallman and Co. The arnica salve is guaranteed to cure every case of cuts wounds sores and sprains, with a bold promise for rapid relief at 2c.
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California
Fuckson
Charles Walters
Allegphony
Sierra Co
Mr. Walters
Tallman & Co
Lighthouse system in the Pacific Northwest sees repairs and asks funding
The annual light house report outlines alterations across 21 lighthouses in Oregon Washington and Alaska including North Head Slip Point and New Dumeneva stations. Proposals include a keeper's house at Robinson's Point five thousand dollars, a twenty thousand dollar fog signal at Arioco Ore and a new light at Cape Speeer Crowe Sound Ameka. The old Cape Speer station is unstable with the foundation failing and inland light counts urged for modernization.
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Oregon
Washington
Alwake
Seattlen News
North Head
Wash
New Dumeneva
Battery Point
Robinson's Point
Arico
Ore
Cape Speeer
Crowe Sound
Ameka
Ti le
Law Examiners Board Created By Senate Bill 217
The bill establishes a three member board of law examiners with at least five years' standing appointed by the supreme court. Members serve staggered three year terms and the court sets uniform exam procedures and compensation. Examinations to be held in Salem twice yearly and once at Pendleton. Also reports a fatal stove explosion in San Francisco involving Fred Muller and resulting family tragedy.
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Sonate Bill No
Mualorkey
Salem Staten Minchin DE Crestes
State Board of Law Examiners
Thme
Supreme Court
Supreme Court le Eiven
Board of Law
Salem
Pendleton
Fred Muller
San Francisco
Dade’s Little Liver Pills Sold In La Grande and Weiser
An assortment of medical notices from A C Koeppen & Bros describes Dade’s Little Liver Pills for general cleansing and health benefits. It notes artesian well drilling progress at contractors West for the R N Co in La Grande, aiming for water supply, or pumping if needed. Pineules non alcoholic resin medicine is offered for bladder and kidney issues. Weiser’s Huntington division and new Short Line depot progress are mentioned along with Pine Salve Carbolated for eczema and skin injuries.
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West
A.C. Koeppen & Bros
Weiser
Huntington
Lewiston
Presbyterian Church Morning Worship and Service Times
Morning worship at 4:30 pm with a sermon by Tey 8 W. Seeman D D on Gods Knowledge of Us. Choir specials and Bible school at noon. Men and women classes and a Young People's meeting at 9:30 pm. Evening praise and evangelist service at 7:20 pm with Dr Beeman preaching Life. Girlies glee club to lead singing. Sunday School 10 am Methodist Episcopal Church with A J Owen superintendent. Sermon 11 am Spiritual Power. Epworth League 6:30 pm and evening sermon 7:20 pm on Comparative Value of Possessions. Thursday prayer meeting all are invited. South Methodist M E Church South: preaching tomorrow morning and evening. Subject 11 oclock How We Got Our English Bible. 1:90 am How May Know the Bible is of God. All are invited. Pastor H. Shangic.
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Presbyterian Chiurch
Tey
W. Seeman
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Owen
Cliss
G. W. Rigby
Epworth League
Aoor
Robert Warner
South Methodist
M. E
South
H. & Shangic
Pantor
Mind study and services at Christian Science group
Room 5 E building hosts Sunday service at 11 a.m. with the subject Mind. A Sunday school runs at 10 a.m. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room is open daily from 2 to 4 p.m. except Sundays.
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Christian Science
Soam
Parish Aid Meetings For Lent Schedule
The Parish Aid society of the Church of the Redeemer meets each Wednesday at 2:26 PM during Lent. Gatherings are hosted at the home of Mrs J F Teobineon for afternoon prayers and fellowship.
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Parish Aid Society of the Church of the Redeemer
Mre. J. F. Teobineon
Church of the Redeemer to Hold Wednesday Services
Rev. John Warren will lead services at the Church of the Redeemer on Wednesday evening February 20. Warren expects to return from Treppner on Monday.
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Church of the Redeemer
John Warren
Treppner
Snowbound Trains Resume Route After Mountain Blockade
Dispatches report Great Northern overland trains back in motion on the mountain division after eight days stranded in snow. The Oriental Limited left at 9:00 AM as rescue and relief begin, with only three miles of ice left west of the Cascade tunnel. Passengers endured scant rations while Snow shed No. 4 and the passing track at Alvin suffered damage from slides and falling debris.
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Fentil
Finsendes
Circade Mountains
Great Northern Overland
Lott
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
Hae
Tte
Wellington
Cascade
Cascade Tunnel
Alvin
Tri County Institute to Be Held in Walla Walla
Teachers from Walla Walla Franklin and Columbia counties will meet in Walla Walla the week of March 18 for a tri county institute. Oregon state superintendent J H Acker man will attend along with C B Leatherman and E R Doughty. President B L Penrose will deliver addresses and a reception plus social features are planned for visiting teachers.
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Walla Walla
Pranklin
Columbia Counties
Northwest
Wall
Walla Walla Churches Unite In Union
The Cumberland and First Presbyterian churches united last night at the Presbyterian church in Walla Walla with an enjoyable meeting. After business, refreshments and Sunday school chorus provided music. Dr. Penrose and Dr. Breeden gave brief remarks. The state department urged Central American governments to cooperate with Washington to foster peace between Nicaragua and Honduras.
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Walla Walla
Union of the Cumberland
First Presbyterian Churches
State Department
Washington
Nicaragua
Honduras
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Heppner
W. HE. Brock
J. R. Dickson
Jolly Club
Milarkey Hall
Alden
Valentine
White
St. George
Main Street
G. Rogers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Board OF Law Examiners
Dade
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
New York
Pendleton Cloak
Penile
Cainac
Pendleton, Oregon
Wee Ld
Montif B. Gwinn
T. J. Morris
J. W. Maloney
Cashier
G. Schmbeer
Asst
Joseph Basiler i
Alexander E. P. Marshall
Chas
H. Carter
Montir
Winn
W. J Purnish
J. N. Teal
al Page
Wardner
Idaho
R. Alexander
R. T. Cox
Joseph Basler
Charles 4H. Carter
E. W. McComas
R. N. Stanfield
A. J. Devlin
EB. L. Smith
L. Ourenberg
E. Roetcher
Frank
Carl
Marion Jack
E. P. Marshall
J. H. Raley
Herbert Roysen
F. W. Vincent
A. C.koeppen
C. E. Roosevelt
C. H. Lewis
Portland
Mantley
Givinn
D. P. Thompson
East
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