Pendleton Debaters to Meet Wallowa in Oregon Series
Pendleton high school debaters on the negative side of government ownership of railroads travel about January 15 to meet Wallowa High School at Enterprise in eastern Oregon for a state series contest. Orville Reeves Arthur Means and Harold J Warner lead the team drilled by Principal A C Hampton as the event in Enterprise January 18 features Mayor Boyd address music and a reception with public admission.
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Hampton
Wallowa High School
Enterprise
Enterprise People
Oregon
Wallowa County
Pendleton
Orville Reeves
Arthur Means
Harold J. Warner
J. 8. Sanders
Sanders
Elgin
Indus
The
Wallowa News
Pendleton High School
Opera House
Boyd
Wallowa
Lebanon
Eugene
Cold Start Delays Cure Quick Action Urges Immediate Care
A public health advisory warns that a cold should be treated at first signs to prevent progression. Delays can extend illness and complicate recovery, urging immediate attention at onset.
New Meat Market Firm Takes Over Alta Street Market
The meat market firm Carney Ramsdell and company dissolved by mutual consent with L B Ramsdell withdrawing. Ross Carney and T J Tweedy form the new firm to run the Central market at Alta street under the same name. The new firm will handle all accounts and collections. Ramsdell remains temporarily with the company.
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Carney, Ramsdell & Company
Alta Street
L. B. Ramsdell
Ross Carney
T. J. Tweedy
Ramedell
Photographs of Fine Chickens by Local Amateur
Ed Weaver of the East Oregonian mechanical department, an amateur photographer of much ability, has captured excellent photographs of Antone Nolte's chicken ranch a few miles west of the city. The images showcase one of the finest collections of white leghorn chickens in the northwest.
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Ed Weaver
Mechanical Department
The
East Oregonian
Antone Nolte
Improvements in Progress at Golden Rule Hotel
The changes and improvements are being rushed to completion. When the building is changed as intended it will present a much better appearance and be much more convenient than at present.
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Golden Rule Hotel
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Louis Maile in McKay Creek
Announcement details a 10-pound son born to Mr Louis Maile and his wife at McKay Creek. The brief notes the newborn’s birth without additional context or dates.
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Louis Maile
McKay Creek
Divorce Suit Filed by Mrs Mollie Ernest Against George Ernest
Mrs Mollie Ernest sues for divorce from George J Ernest barber at Walla Walla after a 1900 marriage. She alleges cruel and inhuman treatment including his long absences and threats toward their step-son. She seeks alimony from his $75 monthly salary and child support for their daughter.
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Mollie Ernest
George J. Ernest
Lowell & Winter
Eracata
Walla Walla
Ernest
Prisoners Given Penalties in Police Court
Two men faced Judge FitzGerald this morning. T. J. Burton, jailed previously for biting Mark Shackleford’s nose, was fined three days for drunkenness. The second man admitted begging on the streets and received five days, pleading for leniency to support his widowed mother and reform.
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T. J. Burton
Mark Shackleford
German Families Through to Pullman on O R and N
Three German families totaling 29 members passed through today on the O R N en route to Pullman Washington where they will settle on land already arranged by friends in the area. They carried bundles and bales including bedding and clothing wrapped in blankets, presenting an odd sight as they departed for the north.
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Old Country
Pullman
Wash
Lacey Rejoins Rail Service as Passenger Brakeman
J. T. Lacey, formerly the second station agent of the W. and C. R. on Hunt road, has become a passenger brakeman aboard the Portland Pendleton train on the O. R. & N. He follows Calderhead as the city’s early W. and C. R. agent and is well known to pioneers who were here at that era.
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J. T. Lacey
Portland
Pendleton
William Dunn
Mr. Lacey
Calderhead
Owen and Warren Married at Baptist Parsonage
Charles A. Owen and Miss Ivy E. Warren were married at 3 30 yesterday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage. Rev R E Storey pastor of the Baptist church performed the ceremony. Both reside in Pendleton and were attended by many friends and relatives.
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Charles A. Owen
Ivy E. Warren
Baptist Parsonage
R. E. Storey
The
Baptist Church
Pendleton
Presbyterian choir concert at church tonight at eight
The concert announced in last night's East Oregonian will be held at the Presbyterian church this evening at 8. No admission will be charged but a collection will be taken. The Good Fellowship club will meet before the concert and a full attendance is desired.
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East Oregonian
Presbyterian Choir
Presbyterian Church
Good Fellowship Club
Prominent Divine to Visit Pendleton for Services
Dr H D Kimball president of the Kimball School of Theology will speak at Pendleton First M E Church on Sunday at both morning and evening services. The Salem Oregon pastor has preached in Chicago and Illinois and now presents his learned eloquence to local worshippers.
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H. D. Kimball
D. D
Salem
Ore
Kimball School of Theology
Pendleton
M. E
Kimball
Chicago
Illinois
Barzee's drag bar weeder exhibit near round house
C W Barzee of The Dalles will display a model drag bar weeder and mulcher near the O R N round house early tomorrow afternoon. Farmers are urged to call and see it at work. Barzee will be in charge and glad to explain its merits to anyone interested.
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C. W. Barzee
Dalles
O. R. & N. Round House
Reavis Sells Hood River Orchard Farm for 23000
William Reavis who once ran a rooming house on Garden Street and who bought a Hood River fruit farm a year ago has sold the 10 acre property there for $23,000. It was noted as one of the finest tracts in the area.
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Reavis
William Reavis
Garden Street
Hood River
Johnsons Orchestra To Play In Umatilla Tonight
Johnsons orchestra left this afternoon for Umatilla to furnish music for a dance tonight. The dance, postponed from New Years night, is one of the principal social events in Umatilla during the winter months.
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Johnson
Umatilla
Quinlan Imports Irish Stag Hound for O. R. & N.
Agent F. J. Quinlan of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company announces receipt of a fine Irish stag hound direct from County Donegal Ireland. The imported kennel dog is described as a handsome and prized addition to Quinlan’s collection.
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Quinlan
F. J. Quinlan
County
Donegal
Ireland
Child Dies of Whooping Cough in Adams
Leona Picard three years old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Picard died yesterday from whooping cough. Funeral service held in Adams today as announced by the Bast Oregonian.
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Leona Picard
George Picard
Adams
Democrats Plan Northwest Alliance To Unite Alaska Oregon Washington Idaho
Juneau source reports Alaska Democrats seek a Northwest alliance with Washington Idaho and Oregon to form a regional campaign committee for the next presidential race. Be C Russell of Juneau serves in Portland to advance talks while Alaska favors home rule and Bryan for president.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Juneau
Man Now
Portland
Alaska
Saya
Oregon Daily Journal
Far North
Northwest
National Committee
BE. C. Russell
Alaska Dispatch
Territory
Nebraska
Cleveland
Bryan
Fairbanks
Nome
Denver
Congress
Alaska Democrates
Alaska Democratic Club
Seattle
Frank Waskey
John Troy
Mormon Missionaries Arrive in Chicago for Europe Tour
A band of 24 Mormon missionaries bound for Europe arrived in Chicago from Salt Lake City. They will survey Chicago slaughter houses and cattle pens before leaving today for Portland, then on to Liverpool to report to Apostle Pearce for missions across England, Scotland, Denmark, and Sweden. Most are married, four are not. No women accompany the party.
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Europe
Church of Latter Day Saints
Chicago
Portland
Liverpool
Apostle Pearce
England
Scotland
Denmark
Sweden
Evangelist Rev Allen Wilson to Lead Sunday Meetings
Rev Allen Wilson, famed Christian evangelist who led a successful four year ago dedication series, arrives tomorrow to begin an indefinite citywide meeting series. He is joined by musician W F Lint who will direct music. first sermon slated for Sunday evening with possible morning service as well.
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Allen Wilson
Wilson
W. F. Lint
South Dakota Supreme Court Voids Patent Medicine Rule
The South Dakota Supreme Court yesterday declared void the provision of the state pure food law requiring patent medicines to bear the formula printed on the bottle wrapper.
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South Dakota Supreme Court
Dos of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promise Quick Relief
Begin your meal with a dose of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and see how much good it will do you. Besides sharpening the appetite and toning the stomach, it will also prevent after eating distress.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters advertisement claims 54 years of relief
An old advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as providing complete satisfaction for 54 years in indigestion dyspepsia liver biliousness kidney troubles female ills malaria and related ailments It also invites readers to ask their druggist for a free copy of the 1908 Almanac and emphasizes trying the remedy today.
Portland Leads Shipment as Wheat Moves Rise
Grain movement for the cereal year beginning July 1, 1907 shows Portland and Puget Sound ports shipping 22,000,367 bushels of wheat plus flour conversions. December set records with Portland at 2,985,095 bushels wheat and 129,691 barrels flour, while Puget Sound ports reached 3,312,906 bushels wheat and 200,196 barrels flour. Portland sent 2,511,278 bushels to Europe, 199,309 to the orient, and 174,508 to California. Six month totals end last night: Portland 6,335,778 bushels wheat and 4,745,761 to Europe, 217,203 Africa, 692,624 orient, 695,485 California. December flour exports were 69,420 orient, 36,697 Europe, 23,474 California. six months total 613,850 barrels. Puget Sound ports shipped 7,690,257 bushels wheat and 7,263,934 barrels flour in the same six months.
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Portland
Puget Sound
Merchants’ Exchange
Oregon Daily Journal
Pacific Northwest
Europe
Orient
California
Africa
The
Editor David Ashley and Wife Celebrate 66th Anniversary
David Ashley, possibly the oldest surviving antebellum Massachusetts editor, and Mrs. Ashley marked their 66th wedding anniversary at their Springfield home. He published the Hampden Post in 1836, shifting its politics from Whig to Democrat, later printing the Democrat in Northampton, retiring from active publishing in 1853, and remaining keen on newspapers into old age.
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David Ashley
Massachusetts
Ashley
Springfield
Hampden Post
Democrat
Northampton
Hewitt Sues for Divorce in Multnomah Circuit Court
Mrs L D Hewitt formerly Frances L Hale sues her husband for divorce in Multnomah county circuit court. Married in this city about two years ago and have lived in Portland most of the time since. Hewitt is a traveling salesman.
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Standard Grocery Co
A. C. Hampton
Tallman & Co
NEW Meat Market Firm
Central Market Company
Pendleton Creamery Co
National Bank
Itsell
United States Depository
Grouch
Mr. Mollie Eracat
George Ernest
Pioneer Railroad
Owen- Warren
Bast
Oregonian
Democrats
Alliance
Northwest States
First Christian Church
Hostetter
Johnny
Chance
Boston
Editor Lives Long
Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
W. J. Furnish Joseph Basler
R. Alexander
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