Grand Master Visit Prompts Pilot Rock Lodge Events
Richard Scott Grand Master and E. E. Sharon Grand Secretary of Oregon Odd Fellows to visit Pendleton and Pilot Rock with a large delegation. A special train will carry 40 to 50 Eureka and Integrity lodge members. Pilot Rock Lodge 75 members hosts the event. Dan P Smythe notes the Woolgrowers committee will not travel to Washington to lobby Burkett bill.
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Pilot Rock
Sea
Sharon—Specal
Rock Lodge
Richard Scott
The
Odd Fellows
E. E. Sharon
Oregon
Pendleton
the Rock
Eureka and
Integrity Lodges
Len Sharon
Sharon & Eddings
Eureka Lodge
Dan P. Smythe
Oregon Woolgrowers
Woolgrowers’ Committee
Washington
Pendleton Favored as New District Headquarters
W R Ellis warns that unless Pendleton is named the eastern Oregon federal district headquarters the bill will fail. He cites local interests and costs, urges action at the next session, and notes Baker City representatives will visit to discuss the measure. He argues a Pendleton site prevents injustice to the district.
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Pendleton
Oregon
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Baker City
Glnad
W. R. Ellis
Walt
Burkett Bill Tabooed In Congress Session
Sheepmen fearing the Burkett bill need not worry this season as Secretary Walker of the National Wool Growers Association predicts the measure will not be brought up for a vote during the current session of Congress.
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Walker
National Woolgrowers Association
Congress
Cold start advice for quicker recovery
The message urges immediate action at the first signs of chills to prevent a deep seated illness. It warns that delaying treatment can extend suffering and make the cure harder as time passes. Take prompt steps now to minimize duration and impact.
Pendleton Br Association Meeting Called at Four
A business meeting of the Pendleton Br association has been called for 4 o'clock this afternoon. The session was called by J R Raley, secretary of the association.
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Pendleton Br Association
J. R. Raley
Association
Founder of Helix Died at Albany
A. C. Henderson returns from Albany after attending the funeral of his brother W. B. Henderson a founder of Helix in 1878 and long time Umatilla county resident. Born in Quaker City Ohio October 9 1839 he crossed the plains to Portland in 1862 and moved to Umatilla county in 1878 founding Helix now a wheat belt center. He moved to Albany nine years ago and leaves two children Maud Henderson of Albany and Guy Henderson of New York City. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the family residence with Rev. Evans preaching.
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A. C. Henderson
Pilot Rock
Albany
W. B. Henderson
Umatilla County
Linn County
Helix
Quaker City
Ohio
Plains
Portland
United States
Jane Deckard
Maud Henderson
Guy Henderson
New York City
Henderson
Uma- Ulla County
Albany Democrat
Oregon
Christian Church
Rev. Evans
Inland empire to observe regular market days across towns
Franklin B. Tichenor of the Woodmen of the World spearheads a plan to set a regular monthly market day in eastern Washington, Oregon, and northern Idaho. About seventy five inland towns aim to hold a general market day on Saturday March 14, with local Woodmen camps organizing efforts in each district. He notes Minnesota markets have run for 30 years and European markets unite shoppers with sellers, buyers, and traders in a social setting.
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Inland Empire
Old World
Walla Walla
Minnesota
Tichenor
Europe
Big Gift to U. of O. Botanical Specimens Collected by Lieberg
The University of Oregon receives a valuable collection of 15 960 lower sheets of botanical specimens. Gathered mainly in Oregon and Idaho with some from other states, the set is fully classified and labeled. The gift, presented by Mr. Lieberg, reflects years of effort and will aid botany study.
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U. of O
University of Oregon
Lieberg
Oregon
Idaho
Large Lemon Shown Off by Adama Native in Oregonian
William Baker once of Adama now in Hollywood California sent the East Oregonian the largest lemon yet received by the paper. The fruit measures about 11 inches in circumference and was praised by W. E. Stockman of the West, grown on Baker's tree.
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William Baker
Adama
Hollywood
Los Angeles
East Oregonian
W. £. Stockman
Mr. Baker
Julie Lowell Will Speak At Wah School Assembly
Judge 8A Julie Lowell will address high school students tomorrow morning on George Washington. The 8:45 am assembly marks the observance of the day by the Wah school.
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Julie Lowell
Lowell
George Washington
Explosion at Hamilton Cotton Mill Kills Two in Lowell
An explosion occurred in the new power house of the Hamilton Corporation a cotton manufacturer in Lowell Massachusetts killing two men and injuring eleven. The blast shut down the large mill leaving about eighteen hundred workers unemployed.
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Hamilton Corporation
Lowell
Maas
Othain to Run Again for Assessor After Support Grows
C P Strain announces that Anessor Othain will seek another term after consulting county friends. Casually canvassed sentiment shows strong public support now versus four years ago. Chamberlain refuses clerk run. Taylor may seek sheriff reelection. Chamberlain cites Athena business.
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Anessor Tins
Chamberlain
Taylor
C. P. Strain
Strain
O Chamberlain
W. D. Chamberlain
East Oregonian
Mr. Chamberlain
Athena
Oregon
Hruby Brothers Concert At M E Church Monday
Hruby Brothers present a high class musical program at the M E Church next Monday night. Five boys ages 12 to 25, with a woman reader, perform 16 mission instruments plus a quartet. The company is highly commended nationwide and promises first rate entertainment.
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Hruby Brothers
M. E. Church
Scott promoted to Oregon state manager in music body
B F Scott, formerly state manager for Montana, is elevated to Oregon state manager for the International Conservatory of Music and moves from Missoula to Portland to establish headquarters Mrs Scott leaves to join him, after visiting her brother Lee Teytsch in the city for several days.
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B. F. Scott
International Conseryudary of Music
Montana
Oregon
Portland
Missoula
Scott
Lee Teytsch
Eastern Oregon candidate declares for statement No. 1
The second candidate for representative in eastern Oregon publicly supports statement No. 1 to Attorney R. Eberhard of Joseph. A Republican candidate for joint representative for Union Wallowa county also backs the measure. Barrett of Athena is noted as a former county reflection candidate.
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Oregon
Colon R. Eberhard
Joseph
Union- Wallowa
Statepublica
A. Barrett
Athena
Will Knight Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Will Knight, a young farmer from Helix and son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Knight, was brought in by the Northern Pacific train for an appendectomy at St. Anthony's hospital. He contracted the illness Tuesday afternoon. the case is not critical, but surgery is advised.
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Will Knight
Helix
G. W. Knight
Northern Pacific
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Committee closes accounts from company entertainment
The committee in charge of the recent company entertainment is closing up the accounts. All those with bills related to the performance are asked to present them immediately to James Sturgis at the First National Bank.
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James Sturgis
First National Bank
Hair Horpicide Ad Claims Germ Kill for Dandruff
An old advertisement extols Neward's Horpicide as a germ killer for dandruff and hair issues. It promises instant itch relief and silky, glossy hair. Sold by Goldleading druggists with two sizes 60 cents and 1.00, via A Koeppen & Bros in Detroit Michigan.
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Horplcide Co
Detro Mich
Koeppen & Bros
Farmers Seek Reduced Freight Rates on Grain Sacks
In a bid to cut freight charges for grain bags, a four party conference will meet today in La Grande. O R N officials R G Miller and Henry Hlakiey will discuss with rancher reps including State President Atkinson of the Farmers' Educational and Cooperative union and H H McLean. The meeting at Robert Burns's office aims to press railroads for rate reductions, with expectations that cooperation rather than complaints will drive results.
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R. &G. Miller
Henry Hlakiey
Genera
Western
Northern Pacifice Railroad
Atkinson
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
H. H. McLean
Robert Burns
Walla Walla Union
Judge Refuses Bartlett Change of Venue to Umatilla
The La Grande Observer reports Judge William Smith will not grant a venue change in the Bartlett case to Umatilla County. Smith, from Baker City, arrived to hear arguments in the State of Oregon versus E. W. partial caption remains.
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Ivanhoe
la Grande
J. H. Henderson
E. G. Rumble
T. Bothe
Elgin
S. A. Purser
Frank Hall
Mr. Paddock
Union
A. G. Conklin
M. J. Duffey
J. M. 8. Smith
Cove
Frank Zurbrick
Island
E. Grout
J. K. Reynolds
George E. Goode
A. L. Richardson
J. C. Henry
William Smith
Bartlett
Umatilla
Baker City
State of
Oregon
Ve. E. W
Getting Ready for Races at the Fair Grounds
Harness and running horses moved to the fair grounds by Elmer Hogoboom who will begin active work conditioning them for the season. He plans a public stable and others have signified their intention to have him manage promising colts. Geo Hagey and J P Farra will visit later with their stallions and a few collected workers.
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Elmer Hogoboom
Fair Grounds
Mr. Hogoboom
Geo. Hagey
J. P. Farra
Burns Times-Herald
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Standard Grocery Co
DDD Fellows
Ellis
National Woolgrowers
F&s
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Creamery Co
Commercial National Bank United States Depository
W. 8. Henderson
Horn
Crossaf the Plains
Baker's Prize
Othain
J. F. Scote
Roosevelt
Big Boston
Oxfords
Hood
Kid
Black Vici KN
NEW
the Alexander Department Store
Sorosis
Wills
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Morrie B. Streeter, Lesse
Manager
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