Lost in Snow Near Pine Mountain and Silver Lake
A Boston couple Mrs. A. L. Lang and George Ware and their 3 year old child were lost for six days in deep snow between Pine Mountain and Silver Lake. They wandered, faced hunger and cold, unhitched the wagon, traveled on horseback, and kept a fire to prevent freezing. Food ran out on the last day, but they reached Silver Lake and recovered.
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Crook County Journal
Pine Mountain
Silver Lake
A. L. Lang
George Ware
Boston
Byron Cady
Mr. Ware
Mrs. Lang
Everybody Works But Ma Sings and Quits at Home
A verse style poem depicts a tired mother who has quit her daily chores. The refrain notes that everyone else in the house works while she rests, and a Robinson's laundry service promises to take over washing duties to ease the family’s burden.
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Mother
Pather
Robinson's
Pendleton and Banking Souvenir Booklet Issued
The Savings Bank of Pendleton issues a handsome illustrated booklet titled Pendleton and Banking. Printed by the East Oregonian press, it contains extensive information on the city and its business enterprises. Copies available at the Savings Bank.
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Pendleton
Bentley Couple Returns After Cal Wedding
Spencer Bentley and Miss Minnie Henshaw were wed in Oakes Gate California last week and arrived home with their bride last evening. They plan to settle permanently in the city after a brief northern state honeymoon and Bentley will continue farming near the city.
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Spencer Bentley
Minnie Henshaw
Oakes Gate
Cal
Mr. Bentley
Cattleman J B Saylor Eyes Alfalfa Land Near Milton
J B Saylor a noted Butter Creek cattleman surveys the Milton and Freewater districts seeking to buy a tract of alfalfa land. If a suitable parcel is found he will likely relocate to Milton due to its excellent schools.
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J.B. Saylor
Buttercreek
Milton
Freewater
Teacher Wil Teach Near Pilot Rock Assigned
Miss Lord Wilson recently passed the teachers examination here and has been employed to teach in district number 21 seven miles southwest of Pilot Rock. She will commence the first Monday in March.
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Wil
Pilot Rock
Lord Wilson
Pendleton Lags in East Adverting Tourists Say
East Oregonian notes that Pendleton lacks publicity for homeseekers while Echo is widely circulated. Missouri tourist says many east readers know Echo but not Pendleton and would visit Pendleton if informed. Local business groups consider forming a county development league to print literature and advertise Umatilla County.
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Jim
Echo
Pendleton
Oregon
Missouri
East Oregonian
Pendleton Commercial Association
Umatilla County
County Development League
County
Ttme
Umatilla
Pen- Weton
Pendleton Will Debate at Walla Walla High School
Pendleton high school debaters Glenn Scott Dave Hill and Dean Goodman with Hazel Burgem as alternate travel to Walla Walla to face its team on February 28 in a debate on federal power to set maximum railroad rates. Lester Means leads the effort aiming for 10 or more supporters to secure a reduced fare. Possible future debates with Salem Portland The Dalles Baker City Union are explored. judges include B L Penrose J L Sharpstein and Rev Reed.
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Pendleton
Walla Wallin
Interstate Commerce Commision
Glenn Scott
Dave Hill
Dean Goodman
Hazel Burgem
Means
Salem
Portland
Dalles
Baker City
Union
Protest Against Removal of School House in District 22
County School Superintendent FP K Welles received a petition from residents of district No 22 protesting the proposed removal of the school house to another site by the rectors The complaint states a district vote favored moving to Charles Clement place but the lord bought other property and plans to build without authority Protestants include W W Wilder F E Labodie Mary A Wilder J Ringer F O Olinger Martha Ringer OM Labodie George McKay Charles McKay A W Hilloway S Grant Nellie Grant Jonnie W Williams and Chas Williams Superintendent Welles has taken no action beyond informing the board of the relevant law.
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FP. K. Welles
Mary A. Wilder
J. Ringer
F. O O.linger
Martha Ringer
OM. Labodie
George MckKay
Charles McKay
A. W. Hilloway
S. Grant
Nellie Grant
Jonnie W. Williams
Chas. Williams
Welles
Café Cars For Pendleton Spokane Run
New cafe cars ordered by the O R N for the Pendleton Spokane passenger train were taken to Portland today to be fitted with necessary equipment. They will be supplied with kitchen gear cooking utensils and perhaps gas stoves. After thorough outfitting they will enter service.
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Pendleton
Equal Suffrage Meeting Mass Gathering
A mass meeting will be held in the interest of the equal suffrage movement. Organizers urge supporters to attend and join the public discussion and rally for women’s voting rights. Local leaders named include active suffragists and community groups.
Meeting at Ingle School Aims Equal Suffrage Talk
A meeting is set for Saturday evening February 4 at Ingle School near Milfal where Miss Mary N. Chase national organizer for the equal suffrage force in Oregon will speak. A local club or working committee will be formed and district voters are especially invited to attend.
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Ment
Ingle
Hotwi Ée
Milfal
Mary N. Chase
Equal Suffrage Force
Oregon
Republicans Seek Statewide Posts in Oregon Primary
The Salem Journal reports five Republicans, including Ralph Hoyt of Merchants National Bank Portland, in the state treasurer race. Other GOP names are Steel, Ryan, Jennings, Carter, Altken, with Altken likely a preferred ticket leader. The governor’s race centers on Withycombe, Geer, Johns, and Brown, Withycombe leading among farmers. Democrats lack an opponent to Governor Chamberlain. socialists and prohibitionists may run. For U S Senate four Republicans, Bourne, Cake, Mulkey, Gearin, are discussed. Gearin may be chosen by a Democratic legislature for continuity. Secretary of State candidates include Wrightman, Gateh, Pearce, with Eakin of La Grande uninhibited. The rest of Republicans favor incumbents except the state printer race, highlighting the party’s push for a second term default.
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Ralph Hoyt
Merchants’ Naonal Bank
Portland
Salem Journal
Steel and Ryan
Clickamas County
Jennings
Lane
Carter
Jackson
James H. Altken
Huntington
Altken
Withycombe
Washington
Geer
Marion
Johns
Brown
Biker
Oregon
Salem
Miny
Mult- Hhomah
Chamberlain
United States Senate
Jonathan Bourne
HH. M. Cake
Flw. Mulkey
John M. Gearin
Gearlh
Marion County
Wrightman
Gateh
Pearce
Robert Eakin
la Grande
Supreme Judge
The Double Life Comes to Town With Clara Morris
A staged adaptation of Wilkie Collins The New Magdalene stars Clara Morris as Mercy Merrick in a fall story of a repentant woman and a love plot. Miss Frankenfield impresses in Mercy’s role. performance slated for Sunday February 25 for one night. George Newton survived a house fall ten miles south of Nampa Idaho. he is paralyzed and hospitalized in Boise. Coeur d’Alene plans to hire a new church built by Methodists in Idaho.
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Wilkie Collin
Clara Morris
Miss Frankenfield
Mercy Merrick
George Newton
Nampa
Idaho
Boise Hospital
Coeur Alene
Heart disease cures urged by medical ads in old issue
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and stone root as remedies for valvular heart disease and other heart ailments. It cites authorities praising Golden Seal and Collinsonia for strengthening the heart and improving muscular vigor, with notes on general tonic effects and related cures.
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Dr. Pierce
Wm. Paine
Paine
Pierce
Webbe Sings and Brooks Preaches at Evening Church
A large crowd gathered last night to hear the Webbe sing My Wandering Boy while Evangeliat Brooks preached All Things Are Ready. Services are at 7 30 each evening with a special song The Two Paths and a sermon The Holy Trinity. Large chorus and good singing. Everybody invited. Many hundreds of Ilves were lost by recent earthquakes along the coast of Ecuador. It caused a tidal wave devastating fishing ports.
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Christian Church
Webbe
Evangeliat Brooks
Ecuador
Nature Spares The Stricken Rose From Grief
An editorial style notice contrasts nature sparing the rose from suffering with the gloom of aging hair. It promotes Newbro's Herplicide as a remedy destroying a hair follicle germ, enabling natural growth. Includes order details and special agents listing Detroit and Wisconsin agents.
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Newbro
Bend
Stampa
Rample
Herpfelde Co
Detroit
Wich
Koeppen
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Jewelens
Pendleton, Oregon
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Cafe Cams
Wille Collins
By Express
the Fair Store
Knox
Gordon
Stein Block & Co
Cluett
Hanan
Douglas
Pingree
Empire Meat Market
Schwarz & Greulich
Main St
Rock Spring
Lantz Bros
Bond Bros
West End Grocery
C. S. Howard Co
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Cor, Mill Street
A. J. Gummings
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