Cole's Measure Provides 25000 for New Girls Dormitory
Oregon bill introduced by Dr Cole provides a 25000 appropriation for a girls dormitory at the Eastern Oregon State Normal School in Weston. The act authorizes the secretary of state to audit and pay approved claims for building and furnishing the dormitory from the general fund.
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Cole
Weston Normal School
Eastern Oregon Normal School
Weston
Ore
Astute of
Oregon
Elec
Legislative Assembly
State of Oregon
State of
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Weaton
Bec
Ehel
Board of
Regents
Rev Driver Returns Home After Two Week Lectures
Veteran lecturer Ira D. Driver ends two week circuit at the M E church in this city and departs for Eugene. He delivered one of the most interesting and instructive courses on religion and religious thought, winning broad support and many friends. Meetings will continue indefinitely.
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Ira D. Driver
M. E
Eugene
Driver
Walla Walla Theater Opera House Proposal
John B. Catron, manager of the Hotel Dacres, voices cautious optimism about recording the sale of a new opera house. The Walla Walla Union notes public awareness as locals respond to the potential development with amusement and interest.
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John B. Catron
Dacres
Walla Walla Union
Mr. Catron
Promising enterprise blocked by stringent building ordinance
The project lags as city council awaits a more lenient theater building ordinance. Current rules demand a fire proof structure deemed impractical for a town of this size, stalling potential development.
Chinaman’s Complaint in Court Over Disorderly Trio
Clyde Esterbrook Lester Hicks and Roy Willie faced drunk and disorderly charges in the recorder’s court. They pleaded not guilty and the case was continued until this afternoon. A Chinese complainant testified that the trio robbed him.
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Clyde Esterbrook
Lester Hicks
Roy Willie
Recorder’s Court
Chinaman
Baker Preacher to Lead Revival at Athena M E Church
Rev. Baker and Rev. Edward Baker of Athena will preach tonight and tomorrow at Thompson Street M E Church. The speaker is described as able and will assist Rev. Warner in revival meetings on these dates.
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Baker
Edward Baker
M. E
Athena
Thompson Street
Warner
Masonic Meeting Tonight at Pendleton Lodge No 52
Pendleton lodge No 52 A F and A M holds its regular meeting tonight. Members are urged to attend and visiting brethren in the city are invited to join the session.
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Pendleton
Wade to Return from California Trip
B Wade departed on Saturday night by train to meet his father Cr B Wade in California and will return to Pendleton at once.
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B. Wade
Guy Wade
California
Cr. B Wade
Pendielon
Warner and Warner Tie The Knot In City Ceremony
Fred H. Eegeerth and Miss Benaje E Warner were married Saturday evening with Justice of the Peace Thomas Fits Gerald officiating in the city.
Novel Morning Worship Change at First Christian Church
Rev N B Brooks announces Sunday mornings will drop the usual sermon for a sacred song service and Lord's supper. Evening sermons continue. Dorris meetings endure with 2:40 pm afternoon sessions amid revival in town. public support noted. The plan, endorsed by church and community, opens January 17 at the French on Twosday for theatergoers.
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Brooky
Baily
First Christian Church
N. B. Brooks
Christian Church
Her. Brooks
Nebergall Secures Court House Concession in Pendleton
Nebergall former Pendleton Hotel waiter and blind cigar seller has won a county concession to install a tobacco and candy stand in the courthouse hallway. He now receives monthly county support and plans the venture with County Judge Webster. He lost sight in one eye and the other was damaged by a bottle explosion. previously ran a Fifth Street cigar shop.
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Pendleton
Court House
Portland Sunday Journal
Friends
Chis Nebergall
Charlies Nebergall
Portland
Bind
Haw
Nebergall
Dewirouw
Webster
Nethergall
Fifth Street
Alder
Washington Streets
Echous For
Legislative committees appointed in Umatilla region
The text notes members of the ways and means committee and the committee on assessment and taxation. Cantinued from page 5. Representative Chamberlain is listed as a member of the committee on assessment and taxation.
Northern Pacific Official Denies Opposition to Portage Road
Walla Walla Union reports Northern Pacific official CM Levy says the project will not injure rail traffic. He notes rivers will not replace railroads but may cause some rate adjustments. Levy adds NP would welcome completion of the portage road to end the opposition claim.
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Northern Pacific
Hall
Daller
Iwes
CM. Levy
Northern Pacific Railroad
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Middle West
Sankt. Ty Ie
Porter to Portland in brief temporary move
R. E. Porter, long time Meneham wood dealer, rents his farm on the Umatua river below town and leaves for Portland tonight to reside for a few months. He plans to return to Cometilis county and resume business later.
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R. E. Porter
Meneham District
Hie
Umatua River
Portland
Cometilis
Buying Mares for Nebraska Market
Anty Smith of Kearney Nebraska plans to purchase mares for the local market. He will buy two cartloads about five head and seeks young sound well bred mares weighing from 700 to 1300 pounds.
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Nebraska
Anty Smith
Kearney
Nebie
Quarters Opens In Hendricks Building Basement
Andy King, once manager of Walin Waite Athletic Club and known as the Nehtweigh toxer, launches Quarters in the Hendricks building basement, planning a bowling alley and general gymiting slum operation.
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Andy King
Walin Waite Athletic Club
Hendricks
Death of Lorena Gilcott Aged 9 in Pilot Rock
Nine year old Lorena Gilcott died yesterday at Pilot Rock from rheumatic illness. Funeral services were held at 3 PM at the mother's residence, Mrs H G Olcott, in Pilot Rock.
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Lorena Gilcott
Pilot Rock
Rheunmitem
Mra H. G. Olcott
Evangelist Smith to Lead City Revival Meetings
Evangelist Joseph Hmith of Redlands California, a leading West Coast speaker and scholar, will arrive next Thursday to conduct revival meetings at the Thompson Street M E Church. He now conducts revivals in Seattle and will stay at least ten days, with Dr Driver praising him as among the great evangelical figures second only to Dwight L Moody.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Hmith
Redlands
Cal
West
Thompson Street
M. E
Smith
Land Hin
Seattle
Waived Examination in Lewis and Clark Centennial Plans
Leonard Strumbaugh waived preliminary examination in justice court this afternoon on charges of obtaining goods under false pretenses. Vermont’s Lewis and Clark centennial will include a reproduction of the 1777 Constitution House as part of its events.
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Leonard Strumbaugh
Justice Court
Van
Vermont
Mrs Lillie Adams Dies of Typhoid at Pilot Rock
Mrs Lillie Adams died at Pilot Rock from typhoid fever after an illness of a few days she was 46 years old and married on Christmas Day to Robert Adame in the article.
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Lillie Adama
Pilot Rock
Robert Adame
Blowlhound Transit Passes Through Spokane to Walla Walla
A monmer bloodhound rode the Spokane branch of the R and B railway toward Walla Walla penitentiary yesterday. While hunting near Corvallis Claude Whitehorn’s shotgun discharged, badly injuring Sunley Kay’s arm. Amputation of the limb was necessary.
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Blowlhound
Walla Walla
Spokane
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Corvallie
Claude Whitehorn
Sunley Kay
Rudolph and Adolf Laughable Wiener Comedy
A review praises the musical farce Rudolph and Adolf at the Wiener as a successful, lively stage piece. It credits Charles Newman for a broad, clean performance with bright dialogue, grotesque scenes, and catchy numbers, noting dialect German adds flavor to the humor.
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Rudolph
Adolph
Charles Newman
Stomachs Bitters Promises Health Against Colds and Disorders
An old advertisement extols Bletter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to prevent chills and colds, keep the system strong, and cure generalized debility, kidney troubles, dyspepsia, and constipation, urging readers to try the product.
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Bletter
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