EGHO Man Drops Dead In Store
Wallace Atwood Thomson of Wet End Butter Creek area dies Saturday evening in F J Young confectionery store after a brief heart trouble. He was 26, graduated from C A C, son of pioneer F Thomson, survived by mother, three brothers, three sisters. Funeral held today with Masonic rites.
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Talented Artist To Appear For Building Fund Night
Marion Warde Farnum, a noted reader and theatre familiar figure, will perform popular numbers to benefit the new Catholic church building fund on Wednesday night. The program features recitations and musical solos by various artists, with Farnum presenting selections amid a varied bill including comedy and dialect pieces.
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Pendleton News Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Lucia French ill with measles drawing her parents John and Lucia from Nye. Iron Works enjoys best winter run yet. L Akers returns from Morrow county business trip. Judge Still ill with lagrippe. petty offenders get one day in jail or release. Survey work underway for Umatilla reservoir site. W J Haney discusses project. Silas Hicks dies in Portland at 68, Civil War veteran, survived by wife and five children. Brock couple to visit southern California for six weeks. Brock to study high schools for new local campus. Amy Quinney, adopted daughter, to Chicago to join birth family, inherits money from Sweden. Quinney sanction granted.
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Welterweight bout set as Mullin and Holland agree to clash
Mullin Willight Nolland and Fritz Holland, a Spo kine pacifist, have agreed to fight within a month. Hollands refused 162 pound weight limit. Mullin will weigh 184, facing a ten pound handicap. A $200 side bet is posted, with a likely Walla Walla venue and a $500 purse from the city’s sports men.
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Kenneth Cooper Leaves Pendleton to Farm in Hood River
Kenneth Cooper, partner in Cooper Bros and operator of the Bowman hotel, will relinquish management to his brother and become a fruit farmer in Hood River. He will retain an interest in the Bowman but cease active involvement. He owns a 40 acre Mozler tract between The Dalles and Hood River and will devote himself to strawberries and apples.
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Pendleton Debaters Selected For Alumni Medal Tryout
Harold Warner and Peter Crockett two Pendleton high alumni earned spots among eight contest ants for the University of Oregon alumni debating medal. The event tomorrow night serves as a trial for four finalists to meet teams from the University of Washington and Stanford. Warner led the 1909 state finals team, Crockett led last year’s state championship squad.
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Pendleton area farm and ranch listings for sale
Auction style notice offers 320 acres with 250 seeded to wheat, water system, 3 miles from railroad and 8 miles from Pendleton at 2 per acre with crop included. Also two sections of rice land on railroad with 30 acres bottom land irrigable and 160 in wheat, 20 per acre, possible sale separate or together, exchange options in Portland Pendleton Pasco or Spokane. A 500 acre stock ranch near chinook belt with good improvements water and grass, 10 per acre. An 8000 acre tract advertised as a good buy. Trade calls from Temple Bide Main St.
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East Oregonian notices and ads feature local information
Fragmentary ad focused section of East Oregonian shows local notices and advertising content. It hints at community listings and public notices common to the paper’s advertising pages.
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