Father Sherman to Pendleton lectures at St Marys Church
Noted Jesuit Father Thomas Sherman son of Civil War general will give six lectures at St Marys Church starting Sunday June 14 in Pendleton. He will tour the West promoting Catholicism with topics including The Soul's Bridegroom and What About the Bible inviting believers and nonbelievers alike to attend.
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Thomas Sherman
William T. Sherman
St. Mary's Cathale Church
Father Sherman
United States
Portland
The
Jesuite
St. Ignatius’ College
Chicago
West
Rome
Father Neate
St. Mary's Church
Death of Miss Jennie Kinman at Pendleton
Miss Jennie Kinman age 14 died at 612 Willow street Pendleton last night from rheumatism of the heart after months of illness She was beloved by many and leaves her mother and four sisters in Pendleton and one sister in Indiana Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal church Baker and Folsom have charge of the remains Her father and only brother had preceded her to the other side
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Jennie Kinman
Mrx
Lydia Kinman
Willow Street
Baker & Folsom
Methodist Episcopal Church
Filth
Eva
Ellen
R. Thomas
Indiana
Circus Buys Wild Cats for Selle-Floto Show in Walla Walla
M A Rader sells his trio of wild cats to the Selle Floto circus. The cats, caught along the Columbia River, will debut tonight in Walla Walla. Also, W G Hodder family and Lee Garrett plan to move to Harney County for new homesteads. C A Barrett, Pell Land Wheatgrowers president, signs for 60,000 more grain sacks from Patterson Smith Pratt of Portland for local members.
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M. A. Rader
Selle-Floto Circus
Walla Walla
Columbia River
Rader Furniture
Harney County
W. G. Hodder
Pendleton
Lee Garrett
C. A. Barrett
Inland Wheatgrowere’ Association
Ckty
Patterson, Smith and Pratt
Portland
Long Creek Rider Taylor Fatally Struck at Pendleton
Long Creek Ranger reports Charles Taylor known as Skonkum Toaylor was run over by a train at Pendleton on Saturday night May 18. His body lay along the track for about 160 yards. Taylor had long carried mail for the Wilson Brothers.
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Taylor
Long Creek
Charles Taylor
Pendleton
Wilson Brothers
Manns Visit in City for Summer Health Rest
Dr and Mrs E A Mann of Condon are in the city for a few weeks and may stay through the summer. Dr Mann hopes to take a rest from his profession this season seeking climate change to aid his health.
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E. A. Mann
Condon
Peringer Buys Thomart Auto On Exhibition
George Peringer purchased the 40 horsepower Thomart automobile exhibited in the city for several days. The machine cost $3000 and is described as one of the finest now owned locally.
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Peringer
George Peringer
Thomart
Moving to the Farm With Bentley Family
R. H. Bentley of 212 Willow Street moves today to the Walter McCormmach farm at Fulton to reside in the future with his son L. 8. Bentley who has the farm rented.
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R. H. Bentley
Willow Street
Thin City
Walter McCormmach
Fulton
L. 8. Bentley
Hopson Divorce Suit Filed in Milton
A. Hopson of Milton seeks a divorce from Maggie Hopson. The complaint, filed today by Judge 8. A. Lowell, cites cruel and inhuman treatment as grounds. W. S. McFadden of Corvallis named prosecuting attorney for Lane, Lincoln and Benton counties.
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A. Hopson
Milton
Mra
Maggie Hopson
A. Lowell
W. 8. McFadden
Corvallis
Lane, Lincoln
Benton
NO WATER CHARGES DENIED BY CHIEF FORESTER
Chief Forester Griffith Pinchot denies rumors that farmers will be charged for water from national forests for irrigation. He states no charges will be made for irrigation water and clarifies that charges discussed relate only to electric power companies’ use of land in reserves. Water appropriation remains state regulated and forest lands for reservoirs and conduits are issued free via permits.
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Griffith Pinchot
National Foresta
Forest Service
Edward T. Taylor
Glenwood Springs
Cal
Forester
Pinchot
National Forest
Pendleton Commercial Association Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Pendleton Commercial Association will hold its regular monthly session tomorrow evening at the association parlors, beginning at 7 o'clock. All members are urged to attend to participate in the normal business of the month. Bills will be allowed and general business will be transacted.
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Athens
William Pinkerton
Athena
N. H. Pinkerton
Agency Plains
Pinkerton
Madras
Pendleton Commercial Association
Nalph Polsom Chosen Leader of Eagles Band
Ralph Folsom selected as leader after Prof Driscoll left for Portland to join Hotel Portland orchestra. A H Johnson named chairman and Joe H Parkes as business manager while band duties continue. Last night a popular concert drew a large crowd at the courthouse grounds from 6 to 7 36.
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BH. F. Driscoll
Eagles
Portland
Driscoll
Ralph Folsom
A. H. Johnson
Joe H. Parkes
Parkes
Court House Grounds
First Communion Class at St Marys Church
A group of 14 young people received their first communion at St Marys Catholic Church yesterday with Father Neate officiating. Named participants include Fay Hartnett Ruth Higanbotham Marie Moetle Ida Walters Grace Romagoux George Cannon Gus De Latour Louia Duprat Eddy Kenny Louis Bergevin James Madten Hubert Relden and Carlton Lindville.
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St. Mary's
Eries
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Neate
Fay Hartnett
Ruth Higanbotham
Echo
Marie Moetle
Ukiah
Ida Walters
Grace Romagoux
George Cannon
Gus de Latour
Louia Duprat
Eddy Kenny
Louis Bergev
Eastern Star Special Meeting at Masonic Temple
Bushee chapter of the Order of Eastern Star holds a special meeting at the Masonic temple on Tuesday evening June 4 to institute a close of candidates all members are invited to attend
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Eastern Star
Bushee Chapter
The
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Start A the as soon nassau OSTETTERS notice
An old advertisement promotes Ostetters bitters as a remedy for indigestion and stomach weakness. It asserts benefits for stomach, liver, and kidney discomfort with a focus on general digestive health. The language mirrors early 20th century patent medicine style.
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Nassau
Prarcaelae
Oregon Sheep Industry Faces Widespread Infection
Commissioner Steusioff discusses Oregon sheep numbers and disease impact across counties. He cites over 1,300,000 head east of the Cascades and 174,000 in the first western district. Infection rates vary, with Lane County at 70 percent and Douglas at 90 percent, prompting quarantines and calls for protection.
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Steusioff Saya
Lane County
Steualoff
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Steusios
Ince Oregon
Chamberlain
Washington
Nevada
California
Seale
Marion County
Polk
Betton
Yomhul
Linn
Lane
Douglas
Jackson
Josephine
Coos
Curry
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Winslow
Winslow Bros
Carrier Millinery
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St. Maury Church
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Lee Morgan
Kamela
W. G. Cole
St. Anthony's Hospital
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
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Commercial Association
Nalph Polsom
Eagle Band
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