Plamondon Reelected Mayor of Athéna in Quiet Vote
Dr J D Plamondon won a third term as mayor of Athéna amid a largely unopposed race with 111 votes. Other returns showed minor supports for three write-in mayoral candidates and council, treasurer, and recorder winners with margins around 110 votes. A referendum granting the council power to issue a saloon license failed 71 to 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Plamondon
Dave Taylor
Jerry Stone
A. B. McEwan
M. L. Watts
LeGrow
A. L. Poss
D. B. Richards
Cold timing for early treatment urges action
The message emphasizes treating a cold immediately at onset to prevent deep-seated illness. Delays can extend suffering as each wasted hour may cost days, urging prompt action now.
Baptist Men Organize New Church Class
The First Baptist church men organized a new men’s class last evening with a Dutch luncheon served by the men acting as chefs and waiters. J R Crayen was elected president, Frank Masterson vice president, Frank Dorsey secretary, and Floyd Anderson treasurer. The class will study the Bible weekly with Rev. Storey as teacher and meet Sundays with the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. Clove
J. R. Cra Yen
Frank Masterson
Frank Dorsey
Floyd Anderson
Rev. Storey
Pioneer Dry Farmer Seeks Umatilla County Site
J A Wilburn of Quincy Washington former Douglas County commissioner and pioneer dry farming advocate visits Pendleton area for a few days to study prospects and boost wheat land value through dry farming. He is hosted by James Johns and impressed by Umatilla County.
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J. A. Wilburn
Quincey
Wash
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
Washington
Secion
Umatilla
James Johns
Umatilla County
Spokane Wins at Basketball Over Pendleton Locals
Spokane high team defeated Pendleton 30 to 20 to close Pendleton’s season. Pendleton played valiantly despite injuries to Turner and Penland. Spokane, larger and more experienced, extended its undefeated season and heads to the coast for further games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Spokane
Pendleton Boys
Turner and Penland
Hand Not Bally Injured In Troy Laundry Accident
Mrs Ralph Nolin suffered a badly bruised hand when it was caught in a mangle at a Troy laundry. She watched her son nearby when her hand was drawn into the machine. No bones were broken and flesh was not severely lacerated. A ring on her finger helped lessen the Injury and she is expected to work again soon. The machine had proper safeguards, and the accident resulted from her action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nolin
Troy
Ben Bean Wins Way Up Amateur Title in Trap Championship
Ben Bean, president of the Pocatello Gun Club and a leading blue rock shooter in the Pacific Northwest, defeated Pete Holohan of Twin Falls to cinch the Way Up Amateur title at traps north of town. Bean cracked 112 of 145 birds while Holohan hit 105.
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Ben Bean
Pocatello Gun Club
Blue Rock
Pacific Northwest
Pocatello Tribune
Ben
Pete Holohan
Twin Falls
Bean
Holohan
Former Oregon judge Hailey critically ill in Portland
Thomas G. Hailey, ex-supreme judge of Oregon, ex-district attorney and ex-mayor of Pendleton, lies critically ill in Portland after an operation for intestinal trouble. Reports say he is not expected to live. he has been ill for three months, relapsed after a recent improvement, and faces another operation. Friends in eastern Oregon and Pendleton regret his condition and hope for recovery.
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Thomas G. Hailey
Supreme Judge
Oregon
Pendleton
Portland
Mrs Jean Morris Ellia Lectures on Phrenology at Church
Mrs Jean Morris Ellia delivered an other delightful lecture on phrenology at the Christian church last evening to a large audience. Her subject was The Top of the Ladder, and How to Reach it Tonight she lectures on Children's Right and Parents' Duties. In her treatment of the subject last evening Mrs Ellia presented the qualifying characteristics of physicians, lawyers, business men and editors.
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Jean Morris Ellia
The
Christian Church
Witnesses summoned in Portland murder trial
Ed Strahorn, Ed Nolf and Lester Hicke are summoned to appear in Portland as witnesses in the trial of John Wynne for the murder of WiI] DuPuis in a city saloon a few weeks ago. They will testify that Wynne threatened DuPuis prior to the killing.
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Ed Strahorn
Ed Nolf
Lester Hicke
Portland
John Wynne
Wii] DuPuis
Wynne
DuPuis
Gurdane Father Stricken By Severe Cold At Riverside Home
J. S and S Gurdane, father of the town chief of police, is seriously ill at his Riverside avenue home. He is suffering a severe lung affecting cold.
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J. S&s
Gurdane
Riverside Avenue
Bly Land Den Closed by McDante Pair on Juniper Reach
Charles McDante and wife have just sold 440 acres near Juniper in the county to Hynd Brothers for 8500 dollars. The transaction confirms the boundary area in the northern county region.
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Bly
Charles McDante
Hynd Brothers
Juniper
Commissioners in Session in March Meeting Today
County commissioners met in the regular March session to address routine matters. The meeting covered standard administrative items and wrap up of daily duties.
Stranger Dies After Being Found on Railroad Track
A man later identified as HH. B. Lovell died after being found unconscious on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation track near Starbuck. He could not explain his presence or identify himself. only member details like a wife and son in Appleton, Wisconsin, and a brother in Farmington, Washington, were given. The body lies at Cockerly undertaking parlors awaiting relatives.
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HH. B. Lovell
Starbuck
Walla Wallin Statesman
Levell
Faust
0. R
Appleton
Wis
Farmington
Wash
Noone
Cockerly
Prohibition Here to Stay Says Catholic Sentinel
The Catholic Sentinel argues the prohibition wave will endure, with many dry communities unlikely to revert to saloon tolerance. It cites improved household economizing and reduced police and court costs as benefits, asserting rigid regulation would replace repeal if prohibition weakens.
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Catholic Sentinel
Preparatory Meeting at Presbyterian Church
Regular mid week service will focus on The Message of the Lord's Supper as a preparation for the sacrament next Sunday. Instead of a sermon, members will express thanksgiving and praise. A social by the Young People’s society of Christian Endeavor is planned for Saturday evening in the lecture room.
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Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
C. A. Phipps
State Sunday School Association
Freewater
Rebekahs In Session At Odd Fellows Hall
Umatilla County district convention of the Rebekahs meets in Pendleton with State President Emma Galloway of McMinnville attending. Delegates from eight lodges including Pendleton Pilot Rock Richo Helix Milton Weston Adams and Athena gather for business and a social session tonight featuring music and banquet. Thirty five delegates attended this afternoon with many staying for the evening program.
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Umatilla County
Order of Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
Emma Galloway
McMinnville
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Richo
Helix
Milton
Weston Adams
Athena
Doctor Answered Call for Pneumonia Child Near Pilot Rock
Dr J A Temple was summoned to Birch Creek at midnight to attend the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Wilson three miles south of Pilot Rock who is ill with pneumonia. The medical response reflects the era's rural health outreach and urgent home care in distant communities.
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J. A. Temple
Upper Birch Creek
Fred Wilson
Pilot Rock
Bitters Promoted as Best Cure for Digestive Ailments
A promotional note extols Bitters as the ultimate remedy for poor appetite sick headache indigestion dyspepsia and costiveness. The message urges trying a bottle to confirm its curative claims.
Peach Trees in Bloom Across Clarkston and Vineland Orchards
Early spring blooms appear in Clarkston and Vineland orchards with several trees showing buds and blossoms. William Stewart owns an orchard with swollen buds while D. J. McGilvery, president of the Commercial club, exhibits a twig from his orchard bearing visible blossoms. Growers caution against setting an early bloom record due to frost risks threatening potential damage.
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Clarkston
Lewiston
Willliam Stewart Hana
D. J. McGilvery
Commercial Club
List of names associated with hotels and cities
A long roster of individuals and families linked to hotels and locations across cities including Portland Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Athena Baker City New York San Francisco and Spokane. The fragment lists J W Duncan M Wigin botham R Wiginbotham J Peters E Mahaffey J T Lacey A Plamondon H Mason and many others with affiliations to hotels and regional towns.
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J. W. Duncan
M. Wiginbotham
R. Wiginbotham
Echo
J. Peters
E. Mahaffey
J. T. Lacey
Portland
A. Plamondon
Athena
H. Mason
Rogers
N. D
D. H. Bayne
L. Armstrong
Helix
Kircher
New York
J. W. Messner
Baker City
W. C. Teutsch
San Francisco
J. Clancy
C. A. Striker
Spokane
J. J. Hogan
C. Berkley
J. C. Moore
T. W. King
Former La Grande Man Jess Thompson Killed in Tennessee
The La Grande Star reports Jess Thompson, a former La Grande resident and member of the local Eagles lodge, was killed by a train near Chattanooga Tennessee yesterday morning. He had recently lived in Baker City and had just traveled from there to visit his old Tennessee home. Eagles officials sought details on the fatality and disposition of the remains but were unable to obtain further information.
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J. D. Plamondon
Athens
Plamondon
Athéna
la Grande Aerie of Eagles
Jess Thompson
la Grande
Chattanooga
Tenn
la Grande Star
Eagles Lodge
Baker City
Tennessee
Eagles
Hermiston School Heads Seek Temporary Substitute Teacher
Prof. A. B. Perryman, principal of the Hermiston public schools, is ill at that place and so far it has been impossible to find an extra teacher to take his place for a few days. County Superintendent Frank K. Welles will secure a substitute teacher if possible today.
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A. B. Perryman
Hermiston Public Schools
Frank K. Welles
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