Is it Well With Thy Soul Sermon Draws Converts
Evangelist Hauden schield preached on How Is it With Thy Soul emphasizing urgency to decide spiritual welfare. He contrasted delaying inquiry with decisive action and warned that postponement risks loss, citing Aaron Burr’s life and urging listeners to settle the soul’s fate tonight. The service highlighted scripture readings and practical exhortation. Tonight’s theme: Does it Pay? aimed at men.
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Hanlenschich
Evangelist Haudenschield
Mr. Haudenschield
Aaron Burr
Princeton
Witherspoon
Burr
Jesus
The Hour a Cold Starts Warns for Early Check
The warning urges immediate attention at the first signs of a cold. Do not delay as early care can prevent deeper illness and shorten suffering. Seek treatment or rest promptly to reduce duration.
Knights Enjoy Smokers at Damon Lodge Event
Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias hosted 225 members and guests at a stag social featuring card games and a Star theater troupe performance. Manager Davidson of the Star led the program with numbers and a late clam feed followed. The event marked their first stag affair of the year ahead of the February 17 district convention.
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Damonlodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Davidson
Star
Damon Lodge
Widow Reilly Dies in Sioux City Home At 53
Mrs Mary Frances Reilly reportedly courted and spurned Abraham Lincoln before her death at her Sioux City home at age 53.
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Mary Frances Reilly
Abraham Lincoln
Sioux City
Coyote bounty drive gains support from Oregon sheepmen
Oregon sheepmen announced they will urge the next legislature to enact a uniform coyote bounty law across eastern and western counties. A possible two dollar reward per scalp or pelt is likely, with local bounties to start immediately in eastern Oregon. State woolgrowers at Helena backed a west wide push for common laws to curb coyotes, while Dr. W H Lytle planned a three week Willamette valley inspection to determine where dipping is needed and to appoint deputies.
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Oregon
Sheep Commission
Helena
Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
Lyte
Valley
W. H. Lytle
Willamette Valley
Benton County
Masons and Eastern Star Stage Notable Pendleton Lecture
Over 100 Masons and Eastern Star members attended a lecture and banquet at Masoni¢é hall in Pendleton. M A Pottinger discussed symbolism of Masonry linking symbols to the planetary system amid a well filled room and a lavish banquet. Event concluded after midnight with leftovers and plans for another social evening.
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Eastern Star
Masoni¢é Hall
M. A. Pottinger
Pendleton
Pottinger
H. E. Bickers
Masonic
Pioneer Flour Mill Man Praises Umatilla Wheat Boom
W. S. Byers of Pendleton, a pioneer flouring mill man, says Umatilla county had an unprecedented wheat crop in 1907 and records high prices. He notes purchases over 600,000 bushels from Pendleton farmers at up to 76 cents a bushel, gathered by hand from surrounding country, with no rail shipments. Flour supply is heavy, domestic demand strong, and he expects foreign demand to improve soon. irrigation areas see little wheat due to alfalfa and fruit tree cultivation.
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Umatilla County
W. 8. Byers
Pendleton
Pioneer
Northwest
Portland Telegram
Umatilla County to Grow as Fruit Center and Wheat Producer
The speaker foresees irrigation transforming Umatilla County into a rich fruit growing region while expanding its role as a wheat producer, suggesting the land will be monopolized by irrigation-driven agriculture.
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Umatilla County
Irrigation Hurdles Discussed by State Engineer
State Engineer John H. Lewis outlined irrigation prospects in the Rogue River valley, noting data collected on rainfall and irrigation across Oregon. He warned that a Rogue River water project could face litigation from Gold Bay power interests, and advocated clear state titles to undeveloped waters before canal construction to irrigate large swaths of land.
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Lewis
Rogue River Valley
State Land Board
Oregon
John H. Lewis
Medford Southern Oregonian
State of
State Board of Horticulture
Portland
Rogue River
Medford
Gold Bay
Furnish Returns from California Visit to See San Fran Rebuilding
W J Furnish returned from California where he toured his van yard near Gault and spent two days in San Francisco. He observed extensive rebuilding marked by earthquake and fire damage, with bodies still found in basements and many new buildings unoccupied as business houses remain in temporary quarters.
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W. J. Furnish
California
Gault
San Francisco
Furnish
Fires at Eastern Steel Co ignite fur furnaces
Fire damaged furnaces at the Eastern Steel Company plant in Pottsville Pennsylvania on Saturday. Town officials say about 1000 workers were called to join the company response today and begin repairs.
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Eastern Steel Co
Pottsville
Plead Not Guilty In Rou lette Wheel Case And Related Trials
Not guilty pleas were entered today by Swaggart Ogg and Sellera in gambling charges, with their cases set for court. Joseph Haage admitted robbing the Miller and George store at Keho, under defense by Colonel Raley. Hildebrand brothers face separate trials for receiving stolen money linked to Henry Courter. Frank Hildebrand to be tried tomorrow.
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Joseph Manga
Hildebrand
Henry Courter
Swaggart
Ogg
Sellera
J. H. Raley
Joseph Haage
Miller & George
Keho
Colonel Raley
James A. Fee
Joseph Hildebrand
Frank Hildebrand
R. J. Slater
Phelps
Hildebrands
Slater
Ilakawinn Staff Nominated for Next Year at High School
At a student body meeting nominees were named for the Ilakawinn staff for next year and a staff election will be held tomorrow afternoon. Six students are named for editor and associates with four candidates for business manager. A burlesque Trail show is planned for March in the assembly room, featuring stunts from the Lewis and Clark fair.
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Ilakawinn
Ilakawian
Harold Warner
Gertrude Jordan
Ina Rippy
Anita Slater
Frank Engdahl
Elizabeth Webber
Glenn Storie
Carl Engdahl
Alfred Easter
Lyman Rice
Makawinn
James Johns, Jr
Rail and canal transport compared to road force
A transportation comparison notes that a force moving a ton on a good road would also move eight tons on a railroad or thirty two tons on a canal, illustrating efficiency differences among transport modes.
Vale oil claimholders plan sinking costly well
Claimholders in the Vale oil district decide to sink a well at the expense of a corporation formed by current claimants. A committee of F. S. Ivanhoe, Peter O’Sullivan, David Bay, C. I. Goodenough, and Frank Jolly will explore financing and report as soon as possible.
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Vale
la Grande
Elke’ Hall
F. S. Ivanhoe
Peter O'Sullivan
David Bay
C. 1
D. Goodenough
Frank Jolly
la Grande Observer
New York to Welcome Chinese Y M C A Building
The city expects a new Chinese Y M C A structure to rise soon in New York State, marking a notable expansion of cultural and community facilities. Officials foresee enhanced programs and services aligned with the organization’s mission.
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New York
Chinese Y. M. C. A
United States
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Tallman & Co
Star Theater
Herps
Pendleton Creamery Co
United I[states Depository
Will Lok
Coyote
Helens
Masons
Byers
Umatilla
Portland Paper
San San Francisco
Boston
Max Baer
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