Social and Personal Look at Current Literature Club Events
The Current Literature Club hosts an event at Mrs Haries Honmner with a 2 luncheon. Members heard talks on Japan and missionary work with Edith Johnson Norris Alloway and Mrs Nowa La Fontaine returning from Salem and Port land trip attendees included Mrs A. L. Scherfer. A study hour covered Wyoming suffrage and Indians in the early day. A George Washington sock event at the Methodist church featured a male quartet and community sing followed by a cafeteria lunch. Pendleton visitors and local crossings were noted with several notices and remarks on local travel and meetings.
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John Vert
Japan
A. J. Gwen
Gt la Dow
BL. Burroughs
May T. Bishop
Jerome E
Louik
Bishop
Mr. Fan
Wee
Willam McKinney
Tate
Local residents and visitors around town today
Mr and Mrs Rex McCall of Hells are at the Bowman. John Hendrickson is in today from home on McKay Creek. M D Smith, Helix farmer, is in town for a civil case. L D Owens travels from Hetty to defend himself in court. Mrs Kendall and daughter of Be Ka were at the George tam. Mae L M Watrun Jr of Adame spending the day in the city. Keressen and sister Miss Anna Mortamer of Helly in Penditon. Mr and Mrs FE Joud and son Henry Judd visit Portland. P and Gels, manager of Mells P O branch, and Prang Herman in from Helix. Z M Moray, traveling passenger agent of Northern Pacific, spent yesterday on company business. Joyce Campbell and E J Murray present. Workers who assisted in building the local elevator returned from Weiser Idaho after cold weather halted work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex meCall
Hells
Bowman
John
FE. Joud
Henry Judd
Portland
Sbort
Remembering the 1878 cane transfer during the Umatilla outbreak
Olympia editor John Wilson Brassfield seeks witnesses to confirm dates for the July 1878 arrival of cane loads from Umatilla Landing to Pendleton amid Indian trouble. He references the Weekly East Oregon Plan note noting arms shipments from Walla Walla and Umatilla and Governor Chadwick’s planned visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia, Wash
The Price of Silence A Theaterside Manifesto
A vigorous call drawing parallels between Uncle Tom's Cabin and a new film The Price of Silence. It argues child labor as a modern social evil, cites federal efforts against interstate goods from child labor, and promotes William Fox production as a conduit to awaken public revulsion and action against slavery of children.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Annals of
American Academy
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Fiut M
Aoman
Uncle Toms Cares
Tom Carin
Supreme Court
William Fox
William Farnum
Hurn
Mammon
Wilson
Congress
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Edmund Manie
Hawrii Sawtelle
Chad
Mies
Edith Johnson
Mie Norris Alloway
Mra. Nowa la Fontaine
Salem
Porii End
Perterdar
Mra
W. H. Durnett
W. Rich Street
Wyoming
Mrn Chas
Norm
Promerr
Frank Haker
Yellowstone Park
J. T. Richardson
Mo A. BR Reenah
Mie
Eleanor Bean
Echoe
Vier Day
Pendleton
J. & Norvell
Helix
Frank Engiemag
Jane & A Pendleton Walter
Joe Desthamp
Lewaten
R. W. Ager
Heppner
J. B Smith
Helly
Ray Trimble
J. J. Monahan
Condom
Tan E Gaerk
Pendleton Bunch
St. Paul
Williara
Mr. and
Mae L. M. Watrun Jr
Adame
City
How
Keressen
Anna Mortamer
Pendinton
Hattening
Orphan Asylum
Tepple
Tam the Man
Bond Bros
United States
Agaimet
FOX
Fishers