Sunday church services and topics announced across congregations
Multiple churches share Sunday programs with sermons on themes such as The Power of the Invisible Presence and The World Too Small for the Heart. Morning communion and Sunday school are listed, with various pastors and a men to meet at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Redeemer
Congregationalchurch
H. J. Zereher
Thompson Street Methodist Church
Bsnoday School
Epworth
John Uren
Presbyterian Church
Levi Jonnaon
Minstrels Put on Creditable Show at Frazer Theater
Siamondy minstrels under George D. Louden appeared Friday eight at the Frazer theater before a small house and delivered a credible performance. Chester stood out with a great specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Siamondy Minstrels
George D. Louden
Frazer Theater
Chester the equilibrant delivers astounding feats on stage
The audience praises Chester for extraordinary balance and strength as he performs daring acts. He leaps from a high table to the floor, balances on one hand atop a verandah of chairs, and elicits hearty applause. The article calls The Arkansas Traveler and Human Hearts strong, intertwining humor with life themes in Arkansas life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Arkansas Traveler
Arkansas Hille
Nature’s own remedy for stomach and bowel troubles
The article argues coal scarcity may be offset by substitutes from petroleum but credits Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a lasting natural cure for indigestion dyspepsia constipation nervousness malaria fever and ague. It promotes trying the medicine today and notes the private die stamp over the bottle neck.
New School Room Ready on West Alta Street
A new classroom is prepared in the Field Building on West Alta Street. Principal EB B. Conklin announces that all children starting Monday will enroll in the new room for the first day of a new term. Miss Elizabeth Parrott, formerly of Hoseburg, will teach the room.
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West Alta Street
EB B. Conklin
Acsembly
Elizabeth Parrott
Hoseburg
Hair Tonics Deceptive Use Miscalled Remedies
The piece debunks many hair preparations as mere irritants and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a true dandruff germ killer. It claims Herpicide stops itching, destroys the germ, halts hair loss, and promotes luxuriant growth, urging readers to ask a druggist for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scienen
Newbro
Estimates place Tuesday fre loss at Columbus at $500,000
The report estimates the damage from Tuesday’s fre at Columbus, noting an amount around $500,000. Local officials assess the economic impact and begin preliminary surveys of affected properties and infrastructure.
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Columbus
Revenue debate in Pendleton on licensing and gambling effects
Residents discuss raising liquor licenses from 166 dollars to 800 or 1000 to cover lost revenue from gambling bans. Proponents argue higher fees favor stronger saloons and reduce weaker ones, potentially granting monopoly advantages while fewer businesses pay higher rates.
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Pendleton
Teenaes
Kamen
Cutie
Town News Highlights From Alba Visitors and Local Moves
Robert Watt and George Mellouch of Alba are in town. H. T. Hendens will be at Hotel Ponilie ton from Thier City. Mrs. M Batleria of Portland will not return for several days. Mrs. KR. Oabory and daughter are west of the Golden Tile hotel from Walla Wallin. Mrs. F. P. Jose returned from Walla Walla after visiting relatives. Miss Annie Bracken visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Pergreon of Walla Walla. Jeff Marsh, once very ill, is now improving and hopes rise for recovery. Mrs. W. S. Wakefield left for Wakeburg to visit her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillmore of Walla Walla arrived and will stay a few days before heading to San Francisco. Mr. Gillmore has no position as resident agent for the tel Manufacturing Company. Mr. TD. L. Butler will move to Portland and run the Stirling boarding house. Miss Paur Luckey, daughter, returned from Portland and will help move household goods.
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Robert Watt
George Mellouch
Alba
H. T. Hendens
Ponilieton
Thier City
Batleria
Portland
Aeseral
Oabory
Diugehter
Gohden Tike
Wala Wallin
F. P. Jose
Walla Walla
Annie Bracken
Charles Pergreon
Jeff Marsh
San Francisco
Gillsmore
Tel Manufacturing
TD. L. Butler
Stirling
Paur Luckey
42 Year Old Eloper Duncan Reported Located in California
Reports say Duncan a 42 year old man who eloped with Ida James and left his Weston family may be brought back after extradition papers are secured. He was seen boarding a Walla Walla train with Miss James and is believed to be in Santa Rosa California though unconfirmed.
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Kara
Dunes
Ida James
Lett & Wife
Weston
Santa Rosa
Cal
Duncan
Weaton
Walla Walla
James
Dun”can
Leas
Willamette alumna Lydia Lehman to entertain at Thompson Street M E church
Reading Monday evening at the Thompson Street M E church Mrs Lydia Vandevort Lehman a Willamette University oratorical department graduate will give an entertainment with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Street
M, EB
Lydia Vandevort Lehman
Willamette University
Salem
Community event at Thompson Street Church praised by many
A winter course at Thompson Street Church features entertainment the organizers see as a bright highlight. Mrs Lehman receives high praise from multiple sources for her role in the program and the event draws local attention.
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Lehman
Thompson Street
Honor Young Man Succeeds Barnett At First National Athena
Fay Le Grow son of A B Le Grow of Walla Walla will become cashier of the First National Bank of Athena succeeding B B L Harnett who has held the post for years. Stockholders meeting was moved to February 11 after which Le Grow will take duties. Pendleton residents know him as an industrious reliable young man with business aptitude.
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E. L. Barnett
First National
Athena
Fay le Grow
A. 8
le Grow
Walla Walla
BB. L. Harnett
First National Bank of
Pendleton
Gager seeks link to mother Ellen Jordan in Oklahoma Territory letter
Charles F Gager writes from Oklahoma Territory asking the Umatilla County clerk to locate his mother Ellen J Jordan or any of her family. He notes his father John S Jordan and siblings Mattie Elizabeth and William, says his father and mother separated in 1868, and hopes information will reunite scattered relatives across coast and town outlets. He shares details of their movements and family names to aid the search.
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Charles F. Gneer
Lawson
Oklahoma Territory
Umatilla County
Jordan
Tam Teving
New York
Panama
Folka
Mother
Ellen J. Jordan
John S. Jordan
William
Mattie
Elizabeth
Io Aaron Gager
Laoa
Blizzard Strikes Baker City Area Stockmen Face Losses
A blizzard hit Baker City on January 25 bringing gale winds and driving snow. Stockmen fear the impact as thousands of cattle and sheep are on the ranges.
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Baker City
Bii
Aivers
Andrew Anderson Recovers Amid Eye Surgery Report
A letter from Miss Carrie Anderson in Portland says Andrew Anderson is recovering well after the removal of his left eyeball at Genil Samaritan hospital on Thursday. He sleeps comfortably, feels no pain, and hopes to return home, though kept for several days to avoid complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Anderson
Portland
Andrew
Genil Samaritan Hospital
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