Oregon county fair program and county exhibit plans
The Umatilla County Sunday School convention program runs February 24 to March 1 1995 in Milton Oregon with sessions led by L B E Penland Louis C Perry G LeRoy Hall J J McAlester and others A committee plans an active exhibit for the Lewis and Clark fair featuring Pendleton products grain and native woods The exhibit space 700 square feet was allotted to Umatilla County after a dispute over location and size and Forshaw will coordinate designs and collection across the county The note also mentions a closing shoe sale Dindinger Wilson Co and a new arc light at Thompson street crossing and bids to remove the Siebert building on Court Street are invited
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L. BE. Penland
Louis C. Perry
Milton
G. LeRoy Hall
Pendleton
J. J. McAlester
M. EB. Church
A. A. Forbes
Biate Normal School
Weston
Tueasay
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
the Model Sunday School
George J. Reading
Walla Walla
Benedietton
A. J. Bean
H. Forshaw
Umatilla County
Eee
Forshaw
Portland
Clackamas
The
Fair Commission
Wey
A. A. Moray
James Edmuddy
RB. BR
Tcket
A. van Viramken
James C. Briley
Nelson Manela
W. C. Howard
Lola B. van Vranken
L. E. Penland
R. Jones
Echo
Mise Betts
Pilot Rook
Freewater Man Unveils Ground Irrigation System
Christian Rogers of Freewater explains a new irrigation method by digging inclined trenches to surface flow, achieving a steady 13 foot deep water output at 100 feet length without creeks or reservoirs. He owns land north of Freewater and aims to irrigate a large tract, tapping underground water as needed. Idaho state university audience notes Pocatello growth and Harriman system influence.
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Christian Rogers
Das
Freewater
Mrr
Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Hogers
Mon Oul
Idaho
Pocatello University
Pocatello
Harriman
Penrose
Pocatello Thrives as Whitman College Leader Returns
Dr Stephen J L Penrose returns from a trip to Pocatello where Whitman College leadership planned morning activities. The town shows thriving civic engagement as the official visit unfolds.
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Stephen J. L
Penrose
Idaho
Stephen 2 .L
Whitman College
Pocatello
Toilers in Our Factories Promote Health Reform
The article extols Yankee men and women as drivers of U S manufacturing progress while warning that factory smoke dust and poor air spread disease. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood builder and remedy for digestive ills and associated ailments.
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KR. V. Pierce
Tuffalo
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Weston Normal Boys Defeat Local Club In Tight Game
Weston Normal Soho triumphed 13 to something over the local athletic club in last night’s basketball clash. Weston’s players showed potential but lacked practice compared with the visitors who played better bashing. Officials were Lem bert Pendleton umpire and Ford Weston referee. Pendleton team included Penland BK Penland Boynton Alexander and Renn.
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Weston Normal Soho
Themelves
Lembert
Pendleton
Ford
Weston
Penland
Boynton
Alexander
Renn
Funeral at the residence of Thome Eaker
This afternoon the funeral of Mrs Thome Eaker was held from the family residence at 827 Hazel Street. A large number of friends and relatives attended, including members of the Christian church. The service was conducted by Rev NO H Brooks of the Christian church. Interment was in Olney Cemetery. Thomase Maker of Portland was notified yesterday and arrived this morning to attend the funeral.
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Mra Thome Eaker
Hazel Street
Christian Church
NO H. Brooks
Christin Church
Olney
Thomase Maker
Portland
Edward Hansen Resigns as Scandinavi an Club President
Edward Hansen resigned at the Scandinavi an club meeting, with W. Landell elected to the position. Officers named include L. Johnsen as secretary, Edward Johnson as treasurer, and R. Johnson as guard. Next meeting set for Saturday night.
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Scandinavian Club
Edward Hansen
W. Landell
Bre
L. Johnsen
Edward Johnson
Ro E Johnson
Swansen
TR T
Nelwon
Roc Pewreon
P. A. Andemson
Needham Meeting Rooms Expanded to Accommodate Crowds
The partition between the auditorium and the fortune moon is to be removed today to provide more space for the growing crowds attending Needham meetings at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Plea and Fine After Apple Use Charge
This morning Dave Meier pleaded guilty to using an apple, and Judge Fitz Gerald fined him 25 dollars, which he paid.
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Dave Meier
Wullty
FitzGerald
Current Literature Club Meets This Thursday
The Current Literature club will meet this week with Mrs. Bookwith on Thursday at the usual afternoon hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Bookwith
Hair color and temperament claim sparks debate
A vivid claim links hair color to personality with blondes seen as affectionate and dark hair as steady. The piece notes bald men show care for others and mentions a Paris professor claiming dandruff germs can bald a rabbit in five weeks. An ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide to destroy the cause and cure baldness.
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Prof
Encareant
Paris
France
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detreit
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China
Madame
Earth
Java
OWL Tea House
OWL Tea
County Sunday School
Oregon
Milton, Or
Leacher
Mir A. A. Bamilton
T. J. Shaw
A. Lowell
James Edmunds
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Thompson Street
Siebert
Court Street
F. A. Swingle
Labon Block
Freewater Man
Tallman @ Co
Syear
Panzhter
Ochackes Werke
Durion
Fee
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Milarging Presbyterian Clavel
Pereson
Commercial National Bank
Lowes
Roosevelt
Boston
Baer & Daley
H. M. Sloan
Noth
Cor
Robert Forster
D. Kemler & Son
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