Pendleton urged to secure cheaper power and gas
The Commercial club backs a city campaign for lower lighting and power rates, aiming to save Pendleton residents thousands monthly from Pacific Power & Light. It cites inequality with Washington towns, cites Malarkey public service bill, and proposes options from state regulation to a municipal plant using water power. Local workers urge fair treatment and pledge to seek reductions through frank dialogue with the utility.
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Pacific Power & Light Company
Pendleton
The
Gas and Electric Company
Walla Walla
Washington
Fred Watters
Uct
The High School Bonds Regretful Outlook
A brief note expresses that the proposed high school bonds will be a regrettable measure, signaling concern over long term debt and community impact. The piece emphasizes cautious consideration, urging readers to weigh financial implications and future tax burdens.
Pendleton High School Bond Issue Faces Legal Hurdles
Voter approval was seen in Pendleton city polls with four to one backing for women trustees and taxpayers permitted to vote. The bond issue for a new high school faced questions of legal validity, with risks of delay or possible loss of votes if challenged, and a path forward depended on resolving technicalities in bond law.
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Ethheos
Pendleton Achewl Bend
Jury Duty Tales From Judge Phelps Bench
A Trishman seeking naturalization papers and a man claiming presidency in the United States draw questions before Judge Phelps. Another juror candidate from Cold Springs refuses to state belief on capital punishment, offering blunt views. Judge W R Ellis handles a Northwest county juror who just returned from Tacoma and admits knowledge gaps about the case.
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Trishman
Phelps
George Wakerington
Thenited
Murter Tral
Capi
Cold Springs
Walla Walla ministers press Saturday Sunday notices shift
The Walla Walla Ministerial Association urges publishing Sunday notices in Saturday evening editions to avoid Sabbath conflict. Clergy argue evening papers reach readers better, while morning issues miss early Sabbath attention. Pendleton’s J H Gwinn named grand view chancellor of Knights of Pythias. will become grand chancellor next year.
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Walla Walla
Ministerial Association
Wal-la Walla
J. H. Gwinn
Grand View
Knights of Pythings
Pendleton
Gwinn
Chicago Man Lee Faces Implied Jail for Posters
Chicago man Lee is accused of posting items with intent to insult and degrade. The piece suggests Lee could be jailed along with others involved and mentions a girl described as feeble minded potentially being sent to a home.
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Wietine
Indian war veterans deserve all the honor given
A concise tribute praising Indian war veterans for the honor due to their service and sacrifices, underscoring the community’s respect and recognition for their contributions.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Strong Relief
Claims of extraordinary relief for women from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with mass testimonials including Coloma Wisconsin. Notes the product is made from roots and herbs, considered harmless, and credited with restoring health and preventing surgery. Includes a specific testimonial from Mrs John Wentland in Coloma Wisconsin.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Coloma
Wisconsin
Lydia FE. Pinkham
John Wentland
Rh. F. D
Life in the Oregon Country in Early Days Recalled
Fragmentary text notes life in the Oregon country in the early days was not a sweet and peaceful dream. The excerpt hints at hardship, frontier conditions, and challenge faced by settlers in a rough, unsettled era.
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Oregon Country
Coronation Echoes Tarnished by American Spectacle
Observers who attended the coronation recount a spectacle marked by conspicuous display and snobbery, noting how the event exposed excess and social posturing among attendees.
Battles and burnings across medieval conflicts
Edward I with six thousand English defeated the Scottish army under Wallace with great slaughter. John Huss, a Bohemian cleric who had adopted Wickliffean opinions, was burned at the stake. The Battle of La Rochelle marked Hun dred Years War turmoil, and the Battle of Moret saw Swiss victory over Charles the Bold.
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Hattie
Falkirk
Edward L
Wallace
la Rochelle
John Hue
Tan Clreyman
Wicklitt
Compiled Chronology of Historic Conflicts and Events
A fragmented timeline lists battles and political actions from 1447 to 186, including the Battle of Blackheath, the Ticondéraga engagement, Cape Colony expulsion orders, business distress in New England, Paris workshops disbandment, and the start of airship passenger service in Dusseldorf.
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Burgundy
Blackheath
New England States
Paris
Dpsseldorf
Germany
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