Church Services Across Multiple Denominations Tomorrow
A CBC of Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Church of the Redeemer and First Christian Church lists Sunday programs. MEE services include Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11 by Rev. G L Hall, Epworth League at 7, with evening sermon by Rev. Hall. Also notes Rev. L Taleen assisting. Baptist pastor Rev. Mall. Also mentions M E South with no morning or evening preaching, and Buttercreek church sermon by M E Milliken noted as insane in Twin Falls Idaho and committed to Blackfoot asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Hall Epworth
Robert Warter
Emey
LV. Taleen
Mall
Church of the Redeemer
First Christan Church
Lee Ferguson
The
Kingdom of Christ
M. E. Church
South
Buttercreek
BP. Milliken
Twin Falls
Idaho
Blackfoot
Kia
Heat prostration hits Standard Oil chief in New York
News items recount H H Rogers fainting at his desk in the New York office and rapid recovery. Other reports note a gasogine launch capsized in Lake Ontario with five drowned, local drownings in Oregon and Georgia, anarchist acquittals in Mannheim, multiple births in Portland, a coal oil fire in Little Rock, lightning and sprinkler events in Augusta, a Stockton murder, theft arrests in Shoshone Idaho, and election-related fund bids for Magill-Magill murder case in Clinton Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rogers
Standard Ol Company
New York
Lake Ontario
Toronto
Frank Kyle
Joseph
Joh Irwin
John Fowden
Charles Morrix
Looghsa
Orofine
Rialto
Antone Digman
Anna Lowe
Little Rock
Ark
Judge Lowell Denies Endorsement Of Chamberlain
Pendleton July 27 Judge Lowell protests readers misreading his stance on Governor Chamberlain. He clarifies he supported Chamberlain in 1902 but not in 1906, and says a Portland Oregonian letter was not an endorsement but criticism of executive rhetoric about Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomberlain
Pendleton
Chamberlain
East Oregonian Fair
Portland Oregonian
Withycombe
Oregonian
Senate
Roosevelt
Morrow County Happenings and Local News Briefs
Shippers from Geo Perry Matlock and Percy Hughes sent a large beef shipment to Portland on Tuesday. Lexington expects about 150,000 sacks of grain this season, with harvest yields reportedly up 35 percent from two years ago. Hiram Tosh anticipates barley yields of 60 to 60 bushels per acre. T. J. Burroughs plans final proof on his Upper Butter Creek homestead and notes a 125-foot tunnel in a converted ranch. A barn belonging to Chris Johnson of Gooseberry burned while he was away. contents were largely hay with harness paddocks damaged. A speaker condemns breaking huckleberry bushes as vandalism, noting damage to crops near Pocahontas. The Big Sheep Ranch near Trinidad, Wash., is under option to QB F. Massam of Spokane for $400,000. 80,000 sheep, 700 cattle, several hundred horses, 12,000 acres grain, 18,000 acres timber, and 50,000,000 feet merchantable lumber. The Coffin brothers may retire if the deal closes. the operation spans 24 miles of riverfront and 76 miles of four-foot fencing. Two new Mustrited songs and a film at Star theater conclude the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
Lexington Wheat Field
Geo
Perry
Matlock
Percy Hughes
Portland
Lexington
Hiram Tosh
T. J. Burroughs
Upper
Butter Creek
Burroughs
Willow Creek
F. Massam
Spokane
Coffin Brothers
Trinidad
Wash
Columbia River
Coffing
Imber
Columbian
HOTEL ARRIVALS INCLUDES MANY CITIES AND NAMES
The hotel arrivals list shows guests from Seattle Los Angeles Portland Moscow St Louis and others. Names include A C Burdick J Andrews J Ackerman Monte Wax H G Mitchell E M Spink Walter Brown J Kauffman J Damon E I Smith W L Good Wm Hutton and many more across the United States with multiple residences noted in the entry. The roll reads like a roster of travelers checking into the Golden Rule Hovels and other establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
A. C. Burdick
Seattle
J. Andrews
St. Louia
J. Ackerman
New York
Monte T. Wax
Portland
H. 8
French
Moscow
H. G. Mitchell
Bargain Sproge
Marton
Los Angeles
Jeasle Loweller
Dew Moines
A. Kinegar
M. B. Dana
W. B. Connor
Mia
Wm. Hutton
Salt Lake
Edith M. Spink
Forest City
Walter S. Brown
Canyon City
H. C. Gregg
Walla Walla
Deafness Cure Claim Prompts Free Offer in Toledo
An 19th century style notice touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the sole remedy for deafness caused by inflamed mucus in the Eustachian tube. It offers $100 for any deafness from catarrh that cannot be cured and promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. Also advertises unfurnished housekeeping rooms in the East Oregonian building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate & Co
Toledo
Boldie
Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoples Warehouse
ST. Gall
Methodist Episcopal
Obrunien Tiene
Kagies Wilting
Welnestey
Bentley
General News
Augusta
Minnie Wong
Stockton, Cualif
Mra. Wong
Antonioa Orica
Shoshone
Waddr
Henry Hicks
Carl Mellich
William Sellstrom
Eera
Clinton
Fred H. Magill
Fay Graham Magill
California
Pet Magill
Magill
Elks
Philmadelphia
Jerry D. Sullivan
Roseburg
Hilks
Jerry
Hamlin
Roseburg Review
Phoenix
Arizona
New York City
Croton
Cornell
Croton Valley
Yakima
National Irrigation Congress
Republic
Ogden
Utah
Sacramento
Acker
Judge Lowell
Morrow County
Chris Johnsin
Hardman
Pocahontas
Baker
Baker City Democrat
Star Theater
Phom
the Alexander Department Store
Golden Rule Hovels
G. E. Blanchard
Pasadena
Cal
Mary L. Pennick
Baker City
Fred Christie
A. BH. McCarty
City
J. J. Cramer
Oly
K. B. Dell
G. M. Hays
T. Tover
Elgin
L. F. Bauheim
H. Gray
John T. Laycock
Teeo
TD. J. Barrington
St Louls
Will J. Davis
Chicago
Morris Flomay
East Oregonian
Bond Brothers
Rexall
Gagen
Old Kentucky
John Gagen
Prof
Malin
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Orville Coffman
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Peoples Warchoux
Empire Meat Co
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