Many Open Houses Mark New Year for Pendleton Church Folks
Pendleton hosts open houses this New Year with Methodist parsonage at 608 Johnson Street open 2 to 5 pm for Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Ford and guests. Other homes include Mrs. C. J. Smith, Mrs. J. R. Dickson, and Mrs. C. J. Ferguson hosting from 8 to 11 pm, assisted by numerous local ladies and out-of-town guests from Portland and Walla Walla.
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Pendleton
T. B. Ford
Methodist Parsonage
Johnson Street
A. J. Owens
James Henderson
D. B. Waffle
Ford
Miss Ford
Iva Ford
Chamberlain
Portland
Fowler
C. J. Smith
E. R. Swinburne
James B. Keeney
Thomas Henderson
Mantle Gwinn
Louis Hunziker
J. A. Fee
J. F. Robinson
T. C. Taylor
Norbourne Berkeley
Diana MacLain
Walla Walla
C. J. Ferguson
Former Pendleton Superintendent Visits Town
Prof. H. L. Talkington, former Pendleton schools chief, visited today renewing friendships. He led Pendleton a decade ago before recruiting Prof. E. B. Conklin. Now at Lewiston Idaho State Normal School, he noted Pendleton’s growth, new schools, and brighter prospects.
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H. L. Talkington
Pendleton Schools
E. B. Conklin
Talkington
Lewiston
Idaho
State Normal School
Pendleton
Thirteen Initiated Into Umatilla I O F Encampment
Umatilla Encampment No. 17 I O F initiated thirteen candidates into the mysteries of the order after ceremonies. The banquet that followed marked the new year. New members listed: F. M. Conner, Will Jacques, R. Abel, W. T. Harrison, Harvey Buchanan, M. F. Umbarger, J. W. Durrell, Burton Hutchinson, R. F. Kirkpatrick, Bruno Weber, W. M. Hutchinson, Roy Lisner, and Co. 8. Springston.
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Umatilla
F. M. Conner
Will Jacques
R. Abel
W. T. Harrison
Harvey Buchanan
M.F. Umbarger
J.W. Durrell
Burton Hutchinson
R. F. Kirkpatrick
The Devil's Auction at Oregon Theater Shifts Curtain Time
The Devil's Auction will be shown at the Oregon theater this Saturday night with curtain at 7 30 instead of 5 30 due to its length. Doors open at 7 00 p m.
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Oregon Theater
Local men announce land deals and homecoming in Umatilla
Charles Watrous of Adams recently back from Cambridge T4n ranching in that county visited Umatilla for business and to reconnect with friends. F. Wilson of Athena plans to return from Calgary after parcelling wheat land there. Will M. Peterson, Wilson’s law partner, also bought a section in the same district.
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Charles Watrous
Adams
Cambridge
Umatilla
F. Wilson
Athena
Calgary
Will M. Peterson
Land Deed Brings H R Neil Family to Hermiston
H R Neil and his two sons James and Ben, with Ben Owens, returned from Hermiston where they purchased land adjoining the townsite. The tract is described as among the choicest in the area and highly valued.
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H.R. Neil
James
Ben
Ben Owens
Hermiston
Moving to Pendleton by J H Bryant Stock Inspector
J H Bryant and county stock inspector arrange move from Echo to Pendleton for future operations.
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Pendleton
J. H. Bryant
County Stock Inspece
Echo
Birth of a daughter at the Iyag place near town
Alfred Schrolucke and his wife welcomed a newborn daughter this morning on the Iyag place just north of town. The event adds a new member to the local household and community.
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Mr. Au
Alfred Schrolucke
Pastime Theater To Give Away Ladies Gold Watch
A ladies gold watch will be awarded at the Pastime theater on January 11 with attendees invited to participate and enjoy a special event at the venue.
Pendleton Welcomes Wide Ring of Visitors on Business
Roy Lisner of Nye. Walter Price of Adams. Manuel Priedly of Helix. Asa Van Winkle of Pilot Rock. P. M. Nash of Pilot Rock. C. A. Barrett of Athena. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Geer headed for Portland. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Whitehead of Athena guests. Clarence Springton of Echo at Ft. O. O. F. encampment. Harry Durrell of Echo. Henry Schmidt and wife of Athena. J. W. Kyle from Holdman. Lt. Lawrence of Ukiah. George Day and G. B. Dunmore of Walla Walla. Thus Jacques of Pilot Rock. Ike Howard of Heppner visiting. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mumford visiting Hood River. City Editor Nelson of La Grande Observer managing visiting football team. Mrs. Judd Fish returning from The Dalles. P. A. Bonney from Echo. Mrs. Otto Tidion to return from Pendleton trip. Dr. M. S. Kern to Hermiston on lumber yard business. Will Jacques of Pilot Rock. J. S. Norvel of Helix. Thomas Peach football admirer. Bert Huffman and children arriving from Joseph for Pendleton. Scott Goodall of La Grande Star with football team. Clifton N. McArthur of Portland interviewing for speakership. Postmaster G. M. Richey and Mrs. Richey departing. FP. McConner, J. W. Norton, Elmer Reeves, J. W. Durrell from Echo for Odd Fellows meeting. Prof. F. K. Noordhoff and Mrs. Noordhoff spending New Year’s with Garrett Top. Noordhoff chairs mathematics at Pendleton Academy.
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Walter Price
Adams
Pendleton
Manuel Priedly
Helix
Asa van Winkle
Pilot Rock
P. M. Nash
C. A. Barrett
Athena
Lt. Lawrence
Ukiah
George Day
G. B. Dunmore
Walla Walla
Jacques
Ike Howard
Heppner
Hood River
Nelson
la Grande Observer
Judd Fish
Dalles
P. A. Bonney
Echo
Otto Tidion
la Granite Observer
Bert Huffman
Joseph
Scott Goodall
The
la Grande Star
Union County
la Grande
G. M. Richey
Richey
FP. McConner
J. W. Norton
Elmer Reeves
J. W. Durrell
Portland
Focal
McArthur Confident in East Oregon Candidacy for Speaker
Clifton N. McArthur of Portland visits Pendleton and meets Representative Mann amid Eastern Oregon backing for his bid to become Speaker. He says he is pleased with the outlook and expects strong support from eastern legislators, citing regional ties and interests.
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Umatilla
Clifton N. McArthur
Portland
Pendleton
McArthur
Representative Mann
Mr. McArthur
Cascades
Oregon
Space for rent in East Oregonian building on Main Street
Available storefront or office space in the East Oregonian building on Main Street with steam heat and electric lights. Also an Aliso room suitable for office or email store in the same building on Webb Street. Enquire at E. O. office.
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East Oregonian
Main Street
Aliso
Webb Street
Brown Wins Doll in Pastime Theater Drawing
At the past time theater last night J W Brown drew the winning number 3434 and the doll donated by Cass Matlock goes to his little boy in the drawing.
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J. W. Brown
Cass Matlock
Seeds and Rain Shape Vast Cornfields Across Land
The tiny drops and grains accumulate to form a vast network of cornfields spanning the region. Observers note how moisture and soil conditions influence growth, with farmers awaiting full maturation as drought pressures ease.
Pormer Umatilla Man Dies in Idaho
Mrs. Bert Huffman learns of brother James M. Green's death in Emmett Idaho after a month with heart disease. A Weston native, son of Taylor Green pioneer of Wild Horse creek, he was 40, leaving a wife and four children.
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Bert Huffman
James M. Green
Emmett
Idaho
Mr. Green
Weston
Whs
Taylor Green
Wild Horse Creek
Wallowa Lake Area Planned as Summer Resort
A 45 acre tract at the head of Wallowa Lake is being platted by the Joseph company and will be sold next year as a summer resort. Eastern Oregon residents plan to build summer cottages there, promising to become an important resort.
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Wallowa Lake
Joseph Company
Oregon
Moana Sails Through Storms After Vancouver Departure
The Australian liner Moana, leaving Vancouver December 4 for Sydney, faced severe weather en route to Honolulu where it docked December 12. Stormy seas flooded steerage areas and life preservers were used for days while cargo safety was considered. The ship landed several stowaways at Honolulu who will be sent back with the Aorangi returning from Sydney.
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Vancouver
B. C
Honolulu
Sydney
Morrisby
Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
Mona
Mayor Taylor Removes An Educational Officer
Mayor Taylor removes Thomas F. Boyle, president of the San Francisco board of education, for conduct described as bold, gross indiscretion and shameful. The official letter cites Boyle’s alleged association with ex mayor Schmitz while in a trusted position over city schoolchildren.
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San
Miner Sol Hendra slain amid Tullulah mine dispute in Nevada
Chafey Nevada January 1 Sol Hendra was shot and killed while doing assessment work at the old Tullulah mine two miles west of town. Prospectors Rooney and Clark with others ordered him off the mine over disputed title. Hendra refused and was shot. deputies pursue the shooters as crowds threaten retribution.
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Chafey
Nev
Sol Hendra
Tullulah
Rooney
Clark
Young Hendra
Hendra
Chairs and forests face price surge warned by buyer
A furniture buyer with 38 years in the business argues high chair prices will rise steadily. He notes a chair marked 135 today versus 76 a decade ago and predicts no drop in value as scarcity of wood increases. He asserts public price fixing benefits business and forests need not be protected.
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Foresta
Financial Conditions In Nicaraguan District Report
Consul Jose de Olivares of Managua reports fluctuating monetary exchange in the district across August to October. In the first week of November the rate rose to 950, 400 points above normal, with indications it may rise further. Trade and commerce are depressed, with no near relief in sight.
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Jose de Olivares
Man- Agua
Farm Fool Off Place Anywhere on Earth
A quip suggests that a fool is misplaced wherever he is, even on a farm, implying rural life does not shield from folly. The remark frames folly as universal and location independent.
Hostette's Stomach Bitters Almanac Free Distribution
A 1909 illustrated Almanac offering restoration of appetite digestion and relief from bloating heartburn colds grippe and general weakness is now available at drug stores for free distribution. The notice invites readers to obtain a copy.
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Mia
Elmer P. Dodd
Lee Moorhouse
George Hartman
James Cooper
Alice Sheridan
Moule
Thomas C. Warner
Wood Pasley
Harry Johnson
Miss Fish
Miss Moorhouse
Clark E. Nelson
Richard Mayberry
Willard Bond
Samuel Thompson
Otto Metcham
Maude
Gertrude Sheridan
Lawrence Frazier
Frederick Earl
Mark Moorhouse
Frank Hooyes
Frazier
Alexander and
Bartholomew
F&s
Tallman & Co
J. E. Smith
R. BH
E. T. Wade
Smith-Crawford Building
Pendleton, Ore
LOCAL
ODD Fellows
Woehter
Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
Roy Lisner
Nye
Mrs
T. T. Geer
Ro H. Whitehead
Clarence Springton
Harry Durrell
Henry Schmidt
J. W. Kyle
Holdman
Co. Clark
Union
F. K. Noordhoff
Garrett Top
Noordhoff
Pendleton Academy
Pat” Marthur
Brown
Doll
Pormer
Smmenee Waves
Taylor
Roland Phillips
Success Magazine
Hostette
Wees
And
Mittens
Roosevelt
Boston
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
BIG Six Store
E. Court St
J. A. Cobb
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Max Baer
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