New Bishop Paddock to Visit Pendleton March 16
Bishop Robert L. Paddock will visit Pendleton on Sunday March 16 for his first official appearance in the eastern Oregon diocese. About 25 candidates will seek confirmation at the Redeemer Church as the church prepares for a new epoch in the Episcopal history of eastern Oregon. The bishop arrives from New York after a cross continent journey and will assess the field before deciding a permanent location within the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Diocess
Pendleton
Episcopal Church
Perman
Robert L. Paddock
Eastern
Church of the Redeemer
Paddock
New
York City
The Moment to Treat a Cold Starts Early
The guidance urges swift action at the first signs of a cold. Waiting risks deeper illness and a longer recovery. Immediate care can shorten symptoms and reduce days of discomfort.
Government Proposal to Provide Seed Wheat Loans
A Ottawa dispatch reports Hon. Clifford Sifton urged the government to loan funds to western farmers, especially in Saskatchewan, to buy seed wheat. He stressed repayment with interest and denied charity, noting frost and poor yields reduced seed wheat while other areas had sold grain. spring sowing was expected to require more seed than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Clifford Sifton
Saskatchewan
Canadian Northwest
West
Tea Moneyback Guarantees Your Tea Isn t Worth It
Grocer offers a moneyback guarantee for Mike Schilling s Best tea promising full refund if you are not satisfied, signaling confidence in quality and value for customers. This program emphasizes a consumer friendly policy aimed at ensuring shopper trust and repeat business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Schilling
Wheat seed shortage sparks national concern across provinces
The discussion centers on the danger of half a million acres remaining idle next summer for want of seed. Western members supported Mr. Sifton, while Mn Greenway, former Manitoba premier, argued there was ample wheat in his province to meet all needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sifton
Mn Greenway
Manitoba
Novel of the Northwest by Harold M. Kramer from Indiana
Harold M. Kramer of Frankfort Indiana, former Rosalia Rustler writer, is composing a Spokane and Palouse set novel titled The Northwest. He spent 1890s in Washington, later returning to Indiana with wife Nora Lee, and may bring Chinook scenes to the book. He previously authored The Hearts and the Cross The Castle of the Dawn and Gayle Liangford, the latter adapted for possible Spokane staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Spokane
The
Palouse
Harold M. Kramer
Frankfort
Ind
Rosalia Rustler
Spokane Chronicle
Mr. Kramer
J. M. Hone
M. E., Choate
Roesala
J. H. Hone
Rosalia Paper
Washington
Indiana
Nora Lee
Gayle Liangford
Walla Walla Faces Local Rematch At High School Court
Tonight at the high school assembly the five local players aim to reverse a prior loss to Walla Walla. The game begins at 8 34. Walla Walla beat La Grande 37 to 6 last night, showing strength, but home floor may boost P C 8 boys as they challenge the U of O squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
la Grande
P. C
U. of O
Forged postal orders swindle Seattle merchants
A forger signing as J. P. Mason used stolen postal money orders to fleece several Seattle merchants on February 15. Victims Leon Dornberg and I. Dornberg lost 45 dollars each. Chicago Clothing Co. buyer took a $45 order and a $35 coat with $10 change left unpaid. Schardt & Riorden Jeweler's Riverside Ave store lost gems worth 38 dollars. Police and postal authorities anticipate more forgeries and note the suspect operated in Spokane and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mason
Seattle
Leon Dornberg
I. Dornberg
Chicago
Spokesman Review
Schardt & Riorden
Riverside Avenue
Washington Street
Spokane
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
First National Bank Report Shows Strong Umatilla Growth
The East Oregonian notes First National Bank in Umatilla county reports excellent condition and rising business activity. It lists discounts and notes totaling 074,406.32, United States bonds at 190,000, and total resources of 1,640,180.57. Deposits reach 1,215,844.67 with capital stock 200,000 and a circulation of 137,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
First National
United States
New City Dumps Garbage Away From Ball Park
Citizens complained of light littering at the old garbage grounds by the ball park. Police told several draymen to stop the dumping this morning. The city now operates a new dump farther down the river with a permanent attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Eight Birthday Surprise for Georgiana Fletcher
Miss Georgiana Fletcher was honored yesterday at her parents home on Jackson street with a surprise party for her eighth birthday. Mr and Mrs Robin W Fletcher hosted the event as a number of her White friends joined in games and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Fletcher
Robin W. Fletcher
Jacksontreet
Directory plans by local Methodist church pastor
Rev Easter plans a congregation directory listing over 400 members with names and street addresses. The project aims to publish a complete roster for the church community next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Leaders Visit Adam Lodge in Oregon
Grand Master Richard Scott and Oregon Grand Lodge officers with Idaho’s Mantle F.B. Gwinn visited the Adam Lodge of Odd Fellows last night and were royally entertained by the membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Scott
E. KE. Sharon
H. J. Taylor
Oregon
Trainers on 19 hours breach of 14 hour law investigated
District Attorney Phelps probes alleged 14 hour limit violations by the D. R. & N. company after Freight Train No 26 ran from Umatilla to The Dalles in 19 hours on October 12 with Conductor Andrews and Engineer Farley in charge. Delays at Arlington Blalock Squally Hook and Quinton cited, coal quality blamed for engine trouble. decision on action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Umatilla
D. R. & N. Company
Aleo [Ort
Blalock
Quinton
Squally Hook
Freman Gove
Dalles
Complaint Over Mileage Ticket Rules In Oregon Rail Lines
The Commercial Travelers Protective Association files a complaint with the railroad commission against Oregon Railroad Navigation Southern Pacific and Corvallis Eastern to regulate mileage tickets. They allege full rate per mile rebates, scrip bureau fees, uncashed odd cents from five cent coupons, illiteracy barriers, and identifications slips at fare payment. They propose a 2000 mile ticket with 8900 24 percent coupons at 75 dollars, with no rebates or drawbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Travelers’ Protective Association
Railroad Commission
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Southern Pacific Company
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad Company
Salem Journal
Scrip Bureau
Lewiston Council Eyes Water Front Lease for Cannery Plant
Lewiston city council discussed leasing 200 feet of Snake River waterfront to the Alexander company for a large cannery to handle Lewiston Clarkston valley fruit. August Weinrich and partners proposed a five year lease of 100 feet, with water access, while the Commercial club would supply water for five years at a nominal fee. The project involves up-to-date machinery and aims to start within two months near the Lewiston Naviga tion wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Clarkston Valley
Snake River
Lewiston Navigation Company
Lewiston Teller
August Welnich
Watson
William Crepo
Weinrich
Commercial Club
Ery
Alexander Company
Lewiston and Southern Navigation Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
F&s
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Creamery Co
United States Depository
Resources
National Bank
Novel OF the Northwest
Methodist Church Directory
Odd Fellows
Adams
Roosevelt
Big Boston
Marshall & Wendall
Eilers Piano House
Main St
Wills
Frank B. Clopton & CO
Pendleton High School
Admisson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!