Kubelik Seeks Rest From Grueling Tour for Family
Jan Kubelik says he earned over a million dollars and will soon retire from demanding concert schedules to focus on his health and home life with his wife and five daughters. He plans to end his season in April then return to his children, declaring art remains supreme. He incurred losses from an injured finger and a costly tour. The violinist noted his season’s burdens and vowed to balance art with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kukelik
Raphael
Kubelik
Viollinist
Separation Rumor Denied by Geraghty in New York
Reporters found John B. Geraghty and wife at home on Everett street denying a separation rumor. Geraghty said the stories are absurd and their relationship is very best. He and Mrs. Geraghty prepared to go to a theater as they defended their status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
BR. L
Everett Street
John EB. Geraghty
Geraghty
New York
Mr. Geraghty
Jack
Hot lunches prepared at school for pupils
Salem reports Miss Blanche Shahan of Parkdale praises a noon hot lunch program in her school. Children contribute 25 cents each, fund provisions, and assist in cooking. The plan boosts interest in cooking and participation during lunch hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Or
Blanche Shahan
Parkdale
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Farmers Institute Attendance Grows in Stanfield
Stanfield Oregon reports large turnout for the farmers institute held in the Bell building. Realty Company of Stanfield holds annual stockholders meeting electing R. N. Stanfield as president and G. L. Dunning as vice president. Sheep buyers from Seattle purchase several thousand head for shipment. Local residents and visitors from Echo, Portland, and Fargo noted among attendees. Social events include a Valentine party at Mr and Mrs O M Hoosier and a well attended Valentine ball in Webster hall. Regular club meetings and church society gatherings are listed with participants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
Ore
Farmers’ Institute
Bell Building
Coe Avenue
Main Street
Bank of Stanfield
City Realty Co
N. Stanfield
A. W. Gray
Frank Sloan
Geo. L. Ward
GL. Dunning
R. N. Stanfield
G. L. Dunning
E. N. Wheeler
M. L. Ling
F. H. Page
Portland
W. F. Diteman
Seattle
Lee of
Echo
Chas
Henry Waldo Coe
John Satterland
Washburn
North Dakota
Wm. Wansborough
Fargo
H. E. Allen
Society
0. M. Hoosier
Harold
Albany
Anita Howard
Myrtle Anderson
Mary Connelly
Helen Wheeler
Lilian Hoosier
Messrs
Clement Howard
Glen Wallace
Orville Batchelder
Harold Wheeler
John Beavett
Floyd Brumfield
Edgar Hoosier
Everett Hoosier
Harold Hoosier
Chester Barney
Valentine
Webster Hall
Wood
Pendleton
J. L. Parker
Echo Rowdies Spoil Leap Year Party in Echo
Echo Oregon reports a leap year party at Bethel Hall disrupted by eight sons of prominent locals who refused invitations yet attended, causing hooting and minor violence until the marshal was needed. Local business and travel notes follow including cattle shipments, visits, and a funeral in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Ore
Bethel Hall
S. J. Tuning
Parma
Idaho
Tuning
Boise River
W. B. Hamilton
Pendleton
Louis Scholl, Jr
Roy Ward
Ed Horsch
Ezra Meeker Reaches San Antonio With Prairie Schooner
Ezra Meeker famed prairie traveler arrives in San Antonio driving a replica wagon drawn by oxen and camps at the Alamo after obtaining Governor Colquitt’s permission. At 72 he remains vigorous, having crossed the plains to Oregon, then retraced the route to support about twenty nine monuments and a congressional hill for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Meeker
Prairie Schooner Fame
San Antonio
Texas
Alamo
Colquitt
Meeker
Mr. Meeker
Plains
Oregon
Puyallup
Wash
Congress
Lost man writes he will return in spring
Biker, Or-A . Michaels, a former furniture dealer, disappeared November 26 and has written from the Philippines to Cahier Donnelly at the First National Bank. He says he is buying goods in the orient for a new store to be opened in Portland next spring and will be home next month. His wife and son have searched for him. his absence has caused concern.
A Permanent Cure for Chronic Constipation
Testimonies claim Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a permanent cure with gentle action and tonic benefits. Advertisers cite years of use, family suitability from infancy to old age, and free sample offers from Dr W B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
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Maine
Pendleton’s
the Peoples Warehouse
Jan Kubelik
Rector
Count
Tedress
Racine
United States
Vienna
Buch
Amenca
Pacific Power & Light Company
Realty Company
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Echo Rowdies
Marshal
Chapman
J. H. Leezer
N. D
Holmes
W. C. Cates
Hermiston
Western Land and Irrigation Co
Stapish
W. J. Watenburger
Cecil Ths
L. W. Keeler and
E. Wells
T. Unk
Jos
Bailey
D.A
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