Dr Smith Studying Postgraduate Medicine Abroad
Col J M Bentley shares Dr C J Smith letter from London dated December 30, 1907. Smith reports postgraduate work in Edinburgh and London and plans Vienna study, notes US financial worries, England’s dull business climate, and possible return sail around April 1. He sends regards to Pendleton office friends.
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Col. J. M. Bentley
J. M. Bentley
C. J. Smith
Vienna
Austria
Dr. Smith
Umatila
London
England
Pendleton
Ore
Edinburg
Scotland
United States
America
Cc. J. Smith
Cold onset urges early care to curb duration
The message stresses starting treatment at the first sign of a cold to prevent it from becoming severe. Delaying care can prolong illness by days, as symptoms deepen and recovery grows harder with each hour lost. Take prompt action and seek appropriate remedies.
Knights Templar Midwinter Meeting at Portland
Pendleton members travel to Portland for the Knights Templar midwinter gathering. The event runs Friday to Saturday with a large class initiation into the Mystic Shrine Saturday night. Elmer Snyder from Pendleton will join the crossing of the desert ritual, joined by Mayor E J Murphy Joe H Parkes Robert Forster Leon Cohen Wil Ferguson and T C Taylor.
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Pendleton
Portland
Knights Templar
Mystle
Elmer Snyder
E. J. Murphy
Joe H. Parkes
Robert Forster
Leon Cohen
Wil Ferguson
T. C. Taylor
Originator of Dale Wheat in Town
W H Dale of Vansycle, originator and propagator of the Dale Glory wheat, is in the city on a business trip. Dale praises the variety used in Umatilla county and forecasts it will largely supplant older wheat types in eastern Oregon and the Inland Empire within a few years.
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W. H. Dale
Vansycle
Umatilla County
Dale
Oregon
Inland Empire
Double Funeral For F Wachter And Ray Wachter Held
Reverend W L Van Nuys of First Presbyterian conducted the double funeral at Pilot Rock for F Wachter and his son Ray Wachter. The service occurred at 11 o clock this forenoon with interment in Pilot Rock cemetery.
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W. L. van Nuys
First Presbyterian Church
Pilot Rock
F. Wachter
Ray Wachter
Unemployed Men March On City Hall In St Louis
At St Louis yesterday eight hundred unemployed men marched to city hall led by philanthropist James Eads How and demanded work. The mayor promised to seek an additional appropriation to fund street repairs.
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St. Louis
James Eads How
Farmers Split On Shipping Wheat In Sacks Or Bulk
Walla Walla and Umatilla County farmers debate practicalities of wheat shipping. Expressed views favor sacks for convenience, safer storage, and lower losses, while bulk shipping faces impracticability in eastern Oregon without new elevators. The issue travels from Nebraska, Kansas and the Dakotas, spurring widespread discussion in newspapers and farm groups.
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Umatilla
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Walla Walla
East Oregonian
Oregon
Walla Walla Valley
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakotas
Northwest
Chosen Chair M Nan Of Council Cho sen Chair Man Of Council
At last evenings city council meeting W H McCormmach was chosen as council chairman an honorary post to lead in the mayor's absence The council approved reducing the city treasurer bond to 25000 and reviewed finance water reports The printing committee was told to solicit bids and file blanks The attorney to notify East Court property owners about street assessment due and to draft an ordinance for 500 feet of fire hose The liquor license transfer for Shull to Wilkinson was laid over due to Shulls indictment for selling liquor to minors
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W. H. McCormmach
Finance Committee
Water Commission
East Oregonian
City Printing
McCourt
East Court Street
W. D. Shull
R. W. Wilkinson
Shull
Mr. Shull
Pendleton High Teams Travel for Games Tonight
Pendleton high school girls depart for La Grande to meet La Grande High with players Nona Johnson Eunice Vogel Gertrude Jordan Ruth Gibson and Daisy McPherson subs Hazel Lucille Rader Hazel Nolin chaperon Miss Elizabeth Foley and referee E W Shockley. Boys team heads to Spokane for two games and the debating team travels to Enterprise to face Wallowa high Saturday.
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Pendleton
la Grande
Nona Johnson
Eunice Vogel
Gertrude Jordan
Ruth Gibson
Daisy McPherson
Hazel
Lucille Rader
Hazel Nolin
Elizabeth Foley
E. W. Shockley
The
Commercial Association
Spokane
Spokane High School
Gonzaga College
Harold J. Warner
Arthur Means
Orville Reeves
Enterprise
Wallowa County
Wallowa
Tax Delinquent totals shrink in Umatilla County report
Sheriff T D Taylor presented the delinquent tax statement to the county court showing 1906 totals of 13975 63 with 8586 75 in personal tax and 1907 through October 7 totaling 11524 99, $2450 64 less than last year, indicating improving finances and a push to collect personal taxes. The report notes real estate and personal tax figures, payments, rebates, and adjustments, with a full breakdown and conclusion on tax collection progress. The same issue reports an organ recital at the Church of the Redeemer, praised by attendees and noting praise for organist C A Quinney and the singers from Pendleton.
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Umatilla
T. D. Taylor
Taylor
Church of the Redeemer
Pendleton
C. A. Quinney
Quinney
Charles Quinney
Buffalo park proposed near Pocatello national forest
Washington dispatches report the buffalo herd moved from New York zoo to Wichita reserve thrives and grows. Forest Supervisor Peter Wrensted backs a near city park combining buffalo with deer and elk within limits for nature study at Idaho Academy and local schools. If public support rises, he will seek Forest Service approval in Washington.
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Washington
Zoo
New York
New National Forest
Wichita
Kas
West
Pocatello Tribune
The
Tribune
Wichita Reserve
Peter Wrensted
Pocatello National Forest
Hmita
Academy of Idaho
Pocatello
Wiensted
Poeatello
Pinchot
Pocatello Reserve
Gate City
Returned From Willamette Valley Visit
Mrs Douglas Fieltn and her daughter in law Mrs Roy Betts returned last evening from a several weeks visit in the Willamette valley.
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Willamette Valley
Douglas Fieltn
Roy Betts
Bee the beautiful gowns In the glorious play
The Christian continues tonight at the Oregon with elaborate costumes and strong stage direction highlighting a dramatic production. Local audiences are invited to attend this evening performance.
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the Oregon
The Chris tan at Oregon theater by Streeter Bryan company
Tonight the Streeter Bryan company presents The Christian at the Oregon theater with John Storm and Glory Quayle in leading roles. Friday and Saturday showings promise to match metropolitan standards with weeks of rehearsals completed and plans laid for a top winter attraction. New moving pictures from New York and the East are also on view this week for patrons.
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Oregon Theater
Christan
Streeter-Bryan
Streeter
Bryan
John Storm
Glory Quayle
Streeter-Bryan Company
Hall Caine
New York
Eastern
Change of program announced for tomorrow and Sunday
A notice states there will be a change of program there tomorrow and again Sunday. No other details are provided in the readable text.
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Elles
Cottage Prayer Meetings Open This Week In Towns Homes
Cottage prayer meetings will be held this evening and tomorrow with the Gospel Invitation as the subject. Homes open today include Lincoln street 401 Mrs. Wm Ingram and 1114 East Webb Dr W R Campbell among others along North Main Bush Street and Garden Lane, with several residents hosting sessions at by Webb and Thompson corner and East Riverside.
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Rev
L. IL. Mann
Garden
Mra
Glen Winslow
Logan
T. P. Gil Iland
Miss Burton
Wanted to meet investor for land venture
Classified ad seeks one man with 3000 dollars or three men with 1000 dollars each to invest in a land tract. Promise of profit over 20000 dollars and a secure investment. Money not required immediately. Seekors urge quick action and provide address at Land care East Oregonian.
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Care East Oregonian
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Knights Templar Meeting
Pendleton Creamery Co
National Bank
United States Depository
Nan
W. H. M'Cormmack
Holklover
Skall
Wbotton
Pocatello Paper
Roosevelt
Boston
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Roe
Pendleton Business
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