Pendleton Sportsmen’s Association Tournament Opens
Large turnout expected with 50 competitors on day two as teams from Portland Spokane Salm Pomeroy Day ton Heppner Sumpter Elgin and Wallowa confirm. Events begin 8 o clock tomorrow with no fixed program day one. Purses awarded daily after averages. high and low medals exhibited at Tillman Co drug store. C C Berkeley named official scorer.
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Pendleton Sportsmen's Association
Portland
Spokane
Salm
Pomeroy
Dayton
Heppner
Sumpter
Haber City
Elgin
Wallowa
Baker City
Commercial Association
Tillman & Co
Prigg
Pendleton Mills C. Cc
Berkeley
City Council Set To Act On New Licensing Ordinance
The city council will convene this evening at the regular hour to consider the new licensing ordinance. The measure, in the hands of the license committee since the first of the year, faces final passage after consultations with the city attorney. The ordinance was drafted for the old council and forwarded to the new body for action.
O R N Company Promotes Dry Land Alfalfa Trials in Inland Empire
Colonel R C Judson reports Eastern Oregon and Washington experiments by the O R N Company show dry land alfalfa thriving. A pamphlet recounts hog growth on alfalfa, hogs reaching 240 pounds from-a 14.5 cent per pound cost, and notes many farmers seek seed. The work aims to reclaim depleted ranges and boost hog and corn farming as a Western growth industry with Hereford and Shorthorn sales introduced.
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O. AR. & N. Company
Umatilla
Judson
Miller
Inland Empire
R. C. Judson
R. B. Miller General Freight
Oregon
Washington
Jidson
SIS
Seuil
Morrow
Bakwr
Union
North Dakota
West
Llsa
Hereford Association
O R. & N Company
The Story of Woodcraft souvenir edition released
The Story of Woodcraft, a concise history of the Women of Woodcraft, has been issued as a souvenir edition. Grand Guardian MreocC C. Van Oradell authored it, detailing the order’s history, photographs, and a substantial financial exhibit. Initial 1897 receipts were $12,169.40, rising to $389,695.24, signaling strong growth and future campaigns.
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Order of the Women of Woodcraft
Woodcraft
Order of the Women of Workcraft
Grand Guardian
Mreocc C. van Oradell
Pachic Coast
Order
Statistes
Grand Circle
In Police Court Two Gamblers and One Fined This Morning
Judge Fite Gerald presided over a morning session in which two gamblers and one Indian faced penalties. John Dee, identified as the Indian, paid $6 for the privilege of being drunk on the street. J. P. Medernach contributed $30 to the court or related fund.
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Fite Gerald
John Dee
J. P. Medernach
City backs reward for operating plot machine and fined driver
The city offers support as a reward for allowing operation of a plot machine in a saloon. George Maunfield paid $260 into the treasury penalty after being caught rummaging by the marshal.
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George Maunfield
Mrs Thompson to Texas After Week in Capital City
Mrs Thompson and her daughters plan a southern trip after a week in Washington DC. They left New York City last Saturday and will visit friends and see sights in the capital before continuing to Texas to visit a relative. They expect to return home around February 1.
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Arner
Washington
Texas
Mia Thompson
Arive
Fatal Error Tonight At Par Theater
C. R. Harys presents A Fatal Error at the Par Theater produced by Chara Mathes. The play is praised as one of the era’s most entertaining with a wave of laugh provoking incidents and a plot of absorbing interest.
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Toniehe
Par Theater
C. KR. Harys
Chara Mathes
Systematic Thief Strips Wyrich Residence in Absence
A wholesale theft at the Wyrich home at Buff and Willow during the family's absence leaves Mrs Wylock and daughters Laure and Hazel returning to find clothing linen and jewelry gone. The house was ransacked with valuables taken and no clues to the thieves. Charles Force, a San Francisco lumberman, is reported dead leaving $5000.
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Wyrich
M. M. Wyrich
Mes
Wyelvk
Laure
Hazel
Portland
City
ECHO SCHOOLHOUSE CONTRACT HELD BY SHEEK AND COLE
Sheek and Cole secure the contract to build a new schoolhouse at EBeho a two story frame building 84 by of four rooms with wing 14 by 18 feet. Stone foundation already in place and work on the superstructure to start next Monday at an estimated total cost around 4000.
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Sheek & Cole
Ebeho
Q Mutt
Coming Events in Walla Walla and Pendleton
Community notices list events including a Walla Walla Poultry show in early May and an Oregon Christian Endeavor convention in Pendleton in February 1923. The record blends dates 1904 and 1923, reflecting OCR excerpts of local activities and church gathering plans.
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Walla Walla
Oregon Christian Endeavor Conversion
Pendleton
Walla Walla Cashier Visits City on Bank Business
A. R. Burford, cashier of the First National Bank of Walla Walla, was in the city today on a business visit connected with the First National Bank of this city.
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Dindinger
Wilson & Company
Commercial Association Parsors
Wallown
Tallman & CO
F. S. Younger & Son
Farmer
O. R. & N. Reports
Story OF
Mrs. Thompson
Charvies Force
San Francisco
Hostetter
Clara Mathes
Theatn
C. K. Harris
ECHO
Joesta
Pendjetus
Boston
East Oregonian
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