Eagles Celebrate Pendleton Aerie Fourth Anniversary
Pendleton Aerie of Eagles marks its fourth anniversary tomorrow night March 4 1903 with a social session inviting all members. Organized with 118 members it now reports nearly 600 and a building valued at about 30000 with equipment. The lodge is among the strongest in the northwest and plans to widen membership as the costly city building stands as a centerpiece of growth.
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Pendleton Aerie of Eagles
Pendleton Aerie
Ferio
Pendleton Lodge
Northwest
Eagles
Order
Minstrel Show at Frazer Theater Crowded and Profitable
Last night the Frazer theater drew a crowded audience for the Eagles band minstrel entertainment. The show was a financial success and reportedly enjoyable for attendees.
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Crowded House
Eagles’ Band
Frazer Theater
Eagles
Northwest Racing association lists dates and officers
The Northwest Racing association met in Portland to set race dates across Washington Idaho and Oregon. Events span September 2 to October 21 with venues Everett Centralia Salem North Yakima Spokane Lewiston Walla Walla and Boise. New officers include H G Stem mil Spokane president and W F P Matlock Pendleton vice president M D Wisdom secretary treasurer.
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Northwest Racing Association
Portland
Everett
Wash
Centralia
Salem State Fair
North Yakima
Spokane
Lewiston
Idaho
Walla Walla
H. G. Stemmil
W. F P. Matlock
Pendleton
M. D. Wisdom
Board of Appeale
Robert Cosgrove
James B. McCrane
G. A. Graham
North Yamhill
Ran Currie
W. H. Downing
Salem
Laborer with Smallpox Causes Courtroom Turmoil
Walter Turner, a laborer, arrived at the courthouse with smallpox prompting a momentary terror as the county physician Dr. Cole advised a visit to the county judge. Judge Gilliland presided while offices once used by Clark Nolkon were observed for others. The scene stirred strong public feeling.
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Court House
Walter Turner
Cole
Turner
Gilliland
Turner Will Cove
Clark Nolkon
Court House Employee Incident Leads to Isolation Move
A disturbance among courthouse workers prompted a plan to use a small house near the poor farm as a peat house. The individual was taken there by Joe Meili, superintendent of the farm, and is now cared for by a man who has had the disease.
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Joe Meili
Hobo Miner Sparks Mystery Strike Near Baker City
A Baker City Democrat report tells of a hobo mason named Frank Harria who, with a grub stake, moved to Bourne camp then Cable Cove district to test ore from an abandoned mine. Relocation papers mark Harria as owner of a rich strike claim, potentially turning him into a millionaire amid interest from substantial parties.
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Baker City
Cable Cove
Frank Harria
Harrie
Hop growers hold large stock as market slows
Yakima county growers still hold about 9099 bales of Hop Averages show limited selling over the past two months predicting 8000 bales may remain unsold when new hops come to market next fall. Fred Alter bought 76 bales at 7 cents per pound from O Neill and Glasky in Selah Valley after previously offering 12 cents. Local growers face persistent hard luck and no early relief.
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Yakima County
Toenl
Fred Tr. Alter
O'Neill & Glasky
Selah Valley
Yaklima Republic
Spirited Wallula School Election Ends in Victory for Commercial Club
In a heated Wallula vote 4980 ballots were counted amid dispute between Principal Fertig and the school board. The Commercial club slate won with J H Sharry, Th J Mills, and John Dowgins receiving the most support while opponents led by John Ludler BF and K Ross trailed. Fertig had clashed with the old board, was locked out, then obtained a restraining order with Commercial club backing to prevent board interference as hearings proceed.
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Wallula
Fertig
Commercial Club
John Douglas
J. H. Sharry
Th. J. Mills
John Dowgins
John Ludler
K. Ross
John Doula
Walla Walla
Chee
Maro the Wizard Presents Flag Scene at Frazer
Maro the wizard showcases a Flag of All Nations scene described as a rage masterpiece. A silk flag is snatched from the air and a whirlwind panorama of flags in many sizes and colors unfolds, signaling naval scale banners. The crowd erupts as a patriotic finale with stars and bars, ahead of a Frazer appearance on March 19.
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Maro
Frazer
Smallpox Outbreak Reported at Toppenish
County Health Officer Tetreau reports three quarantined locations and 17 people under quarantine in Yakima County with five cases in Toppenish. Disease spreads slowly despite precautions. outside Toppenish no contagious diseases reported. The city’s health conditions remain generally good with few fever cases since January.
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Toppentsh
Toppentah
Tetreau
Toppenish
Yakima County
Socialist Speaker J J Goebel Visits City
J J Goebel national organizer for the socialist party, working under the Oregon state society, passed through to Walla Walla tonight on his way to speak on socialism. He plans to return to the city next Monday to deliver an address. He spoke to railroad men at Kamela last night and is described as a thoughtful, successful campaigner with broad industrial experience.
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J. J. Goebel
Oregon State Society
Walla Walla
J. H. Goebel
Socialist Party
Goebel
Ife
Kamela
Sheep Market Good From Chicago Livestock World Report
The market summary reports strong lamb demand with top quotes around 7.55 per unit for premier lambs and widespread activity across regions. Yearlings sold well near 976.65, while light lambs and feeder lots faced stiffer competition and lower fleece value.
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Chicago Livestock World
Adnet
Pythons Visited Hellz Lodge For Meeting Trip
A party of local Knights of Pythine traveled from this city to Hellz to attend the Pleiades meeting. Those in the group were J. W. Maroney, J. A. Gwinn, Fred Raymond, and B. Aldrich. They were guests of Mr. Raymond, the retired Helix farmer, during a hill surrey trip.
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Mere
Pythine
Hellz
Pleiadés Toda
Menist
Rouge
Thore
J. W. Maroney
J. A. Gwinn
Fred Riymond
B. Aldrich
Helix Lodge
Mr. Raymond
Hile
Surrey
Weston United Brethren Church to Build New Structure
Rev W H Payne of Weston’s United Brethren church promotes construction in Weston today. The new building, valued between 4500 and 7000 dollars, is under active work. Weston United Brethren has about 114 members, among the largest in eastern Oregon.
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Weston
W. 8. Payne
United Brethren Church
Aew
United Brethren Church of
Weeton
Oregon
Freight trains move fat shipments to Seattle route
Cate Shipments notes Raine sent two carloads of fat to Seattle over the O R N. One lane ready for the first W Co R train leaving the city. Frank Botford to ship a load of team horses to Tacoma on the line train over the W A.
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Cate
Raine
Seattle
Frank Bpotford
Lee
Tacoma
Children Made Happy With New Pony Carts In City
Thomas Thompson and Frank Curl received two dainty pony carts through John Nis eon & Son. The carts, used in driving Shethind ponies, are the only ones of the kind in the city and unusually novel.
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Thomas Thompson
Frank Curl
John Niseon & Son
Mining leaders to discuss Baker City exchange plans
All mining people of Baker county are expected to meet at Baker City on Saturday evening, March 0, to discuss the issue of organizing a mining exchange.
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Baker County
Baker City
Dlecum
Healthy plants and hair care ad copy highlights germ cause
An old Health and beauty note urges care at the root of problems. It links plant health to soil and manure and hair loss to a germ, promoting Newhero's Herpicide as a remedy sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros with samples in Detroit. It advertises two sizes sixty cents and one dollar.
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Newhero
Drugeisia
Bendec
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Cleaning O. 1. & NS. Stock yards disaster scene
Cleaning operations are underway at the Rt. and N. Stock Yards where numerous teams work to remove mud and filth from yards badly flooded by high water on February 1. Large amounts of ash and rubbish are washing out into the yards, creating health concerns.
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O. 1
Rt. & N. Stockyarda
Electric line survey to extend to Palouse country progress
General Manager Morrow announces the Dayton Wallula electric line will extend into the Palouse to connect with Spokane networks. Engineers will start within two weeks from Dayton to survey toward Snake River near Penawawa, linking Walla Walla to Palouse towns and northern Idaho up to Coeur d'Alene. The Spokane to Snake River segment is nearing completion this year.
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Morrow
Dayton-Wallula
Dayton
Palouse Country
Spokane
Wallaburg Times
Snake River
Penawawa
Mare
Walla Walla
Between There and the River to Be Filled
A fragment notes an area described as between there and the river to be filled. The brief line hints at land reclamation or construction planning without detailing location dates or responsible entities.
Potlatch Offices Move Improve Property Access
Potlatch Lumber relocates offices to the Alta Street side of the property with plans for new fencing scales and gates. The changes aim to greatly improve convenience and the overall appearance of the site.
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Potlatch
Potlatch Lumber Company
Alta Street
The Book of Mormon First Printed On March 7 1830
A historical note records that The Book of Mormon was first issued in printed form on March 7 1830 marking its emergence as a published work.
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Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
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Eran
Mesera
Geer
Lawrence
Charles Lowe
Baer
Kelly
McDonald
Burnham
Bhockley
Driscoll
Eagles’ Lodge
Eagles’ Minstrels
Eagles’ Loani
A. J. MeaAlieter
B. FF. Driscoll
Jack Huston
Watchmaker
Winslow Bros
Opticians
W. F. Matlock
Vas Deenletlign
Bath
Tallman & Co
Cable Cove District
Yyakima
Prof. Fertig
the Wizard
Ely
Mall
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New
Knox
Boston
Sveying
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton Ings Bank
S.adler Bros. & CO
Max Baer
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