Oregonvany Day Events Stretch Across Pacific Coast
Coming events list a series of meetings and elections across Oregon and neighboring states including a teachers' institute in Pendleton, a Woodmen hall event, Inland Empire gatherings in Walla Walla, and national congresses in Seattle San Francisco and Utah. The schedule marks dedications, elections and conferences spanning March 7 to 11 and later in the month.
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New Christ
Umatilla County Association
Commercials Rooms
Pendleton
Walloto
Adern
Woodmen County
F. Hall
Inland Empire Ociation
Walla Walla
Supreme Court
Pen
Seattle
Tern
Oregon
Pioneer Associa
Federation of
Ubs
Astoria
Jonal Educational Assoton
Mass
San Francisco
National Irrigation
Deden
Utah
Fire Laddies Racing Revival Discussion at Walla Walla
Dayton President Wald and Secretary Hart reported at a board meeting in Walla Walla on March 14 that revival of racing is unlikely. The Eastern Washington Firemen’s Association may wind up affairs if no revival occurs, with volunteers eligible to participate under the constitution. The principal aim remains unclear as talks focus on dissolution rather than revival.
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Alsa
Wald
Dayton
Retary
T. D
Hart
Creashington Firemen's
Asso
Walla Walla
Cauting
Alla
Wallaunteer
Association Officers and Directors Named
The president is B. A. McDonald of Dayton with D. McAfee of Heppner as vice president. T. D. S. Hart of Walla Walla is secretary. Board of directors includes J. H. Kelley of Walla Walla, J. W. Morgan of Waitsbure, and R. L. Lincoln of La Grande.
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B. A. McDonald
Dayton
D. McAfee
Heppner
T. D. 8. Hart
Walla Walla
J. H. Kelley
J. W. Morgan
Waitsbure
R. L. Lincoln
la Grande
Taxpayers in Fulton Precinct Listed for Cash Payments
Umatilla county tax rolls show Fulton precinct residents with cash or note payments totaling 5350.33 dollars. Names include Seivers Jurgeson 1100, Mrs Betty Smith 283.38, Olof Hendrixson 150 cash and 388.38 notes, Jeffie Brown 1300, Charley Johnson 666.66, E L Langmeier 167, U H Ferguson 833, A H Ferguson 500 notes, Pell Charles 67.00.
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Fulton
Umatilla
East Oregonian
Henry Taylor
Seivers Jurgeson
Betty Smith
Olof Hendrixson
Jeffie Brown
Charley Johnson
U. H. Ferguson
A. H. Ferguson
Pell Charles
Pendleton Socialist Local to Meet at Painters Hall
Pendleton Socialist locals plan a 2 p m meeting in the Painters hall Despain block to discuss a county convention and a unified hall with union labor. A propaganda fund from the last meeting funded pamphlets and papers to be distributed as plans for an active Pendleton campaign begin.
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Pendleton
Painters
Despain
Special train for church dedication visit to Walla Walla
A special train on the Co R and N branch will run tomorrow to serve worshippers attending the dedication of the new Christian church. It arrives in the city at 10:00 am and departs for Walla Walla at 10:00 pm after the evening service.
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New Christian Church
Walla Walla
Avery to Manage Bing ham Springs Resort Season
C. W. Avery will manage the Bing ham Springs resort for the coming season. He plans to move his family from Walla Walla to the springs in a few days to organize preparations for visitors.
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C. W. Avery
Bingham Springs
Walla Walla
Monmouth man visits Pendleton brother plans return
C. C. Robinson of Monmouth Illinois is visiting his brother Frank in Pendleton. He is so pleased with the county that he intends to sell his property in Monmouth and come back to Pendleton to settle.
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C. C. Robinson
Monmouth
Frank
The Peoples Warehouse Knee Pants Sale Next Week
The Peoples Warehouse will offer 54 pairs of boys knee pants at 1 cent per pair during next week.
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Peoples Warehouse
Choice meats at Houser's and more local ads
A collage of period classified style notices high in local commerce. Houser's promotes choice meats while Gratz's and Teutsch's advertise foods, shoes, and smoke goods. Real estate, housework help, and rental offers accompany new business openings and street improvements around Main Street and Alta Street.
Special meeting for Ralph Carter burial arrangements
Eureka and Integrity lodges of Odd Fellows hold a 7:30 pm meeting in the banquet hall to arrange burial for Ralph Carter who died this morning at the Sisters' hospital. Funeral from Rader's undertaking parlors at 2:30 pm tomorrow. Howard, secretary Integrity Lodge.
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Eureka and
Integrity Lodges
Odd Fellowes J
Odd Fellows
Ralph Carter
Sisters’ Hospital
Rader
A. Howard
Bec'y
Integrity Lodge
Infant Daughter of Frank McIntyre Dead
The infant daughter aged 1 year and 4 months of Frank McIntyre died at the family home on Court street at 6 this morning from brain fever. Funeral and interment set for tomorrow conducted by Father Neate of the Catholic church. Mass and burial at the reservation church cemetery adjacent.
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Frank McIntyre
Court Street
Father Neate
Notice to City Subscribers Apr delivery changes
Beginning April first daily West Oregonian collections will be made at residences on city delivery routes. Carriers will issue receipts and call between the first and tenth of each month. Report any delivery failures to East Oregonian Publishing Co. and ensure you obtain a receipt from the collector.
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West Oregonian
East Oregonian
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Death of Ralph Carter in Dayton Ohio
Ralph Carter of Dayton Ohio died at St Anthony's hospital at 5 a m after four weeks with typhoid malaria. His mother Mrs Isabelle Carter and brother A G Carter were with him. He worked for Rugg Bros as a teamster. Though not a resident, he had lived nearby and had many acquaintances. Funeral and interment set for tomorrow at 2 p m at Olney cemetery with Odd Fellows conducting.
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Ralph Carter
Dayton, Or
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Isabelle Carter
A. G. Carter
Olney Cemetery
The
Odd Fellows
Western Improvement Company Placer Claims Near Pendleton
N. Berkley presents maps of the placer claims held by the Western Improvement Company of Oregon, with over 2000 acres of rich ground and several large quartz ledges. Assays show 44 to 53 dollars per ton in gold silver and copper. Manager A C O Neal reports progress and a hydraulic plant due to start by April 1.
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N. Berkley
Western Improvement Company of
Oregon
Pendleton
A. C. O'Neal
Clerk Collides With Post After Dog Encounter
Arthur Zoellner, a Boston store clerk, rode his bicycle on Webb and Thompson streets when a dog on the sidewalk caused him to swerve and strike a telephone post. He suffered a heavy jolt and bruises to the head.
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Arthur Zoellner
Boston
Webb and
Thompson
Peel contest case vs Yates dismissed in county race
The case of George D Peel against S K Yates over the county treasurer election held two years ago last June was dismissed today. The action sought to contest Yates election but the court ended the proceedings without a ruling on the merits.
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Diemlesed
George D. Peel
Ve. S. K
New Pastor to Arrive in City Today
Rev Brooks, named permanent pastor of the Christian church, is expected to arrive from Kentucky today in this city.
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Brooks
The
Christian Church
Kentucky
Sporting goods values on bats mitts balls and gloves
Full line lists Victor and Reach sporting goods with bats mitts balls and gloves priced from 5c to 1.10 dollars for balls mitts range to 3.95 dollars and bats to gs. The ad notes good values in sporting goods for sale.
Youll See Him Soon Paragraphs from Old Papers
A compact, era toned note referencing multiple papers. It hints at a writer or observer describing a figure’s imminent appearance, with quirky lines about a spider and a fly and a question about whether someone will skate or swim, reflecting playful journalistic chatter.
Garden and Flower Seeds Half-Price Bulk Offer
Advertisement notes 5c papers of Garden and Flower Seeds offered at half price, with each package priced at 242¢. The message presents a discount sale for bulk and packaged seed products.
New Wrist Bags and Bead Chains Arrive for Spring
New arrivals bring wrist bags by express with latest novelties. Prices run to 1.25 and 1.50 dollars each. Bead chains and necklaces in all colors offer broad choice and asc.
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Express
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Jay
Kirkman’s Full Orchestra
Erybody
Jtsch’s Big Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Oregonvany
Wmbben
Idren
Bassafras Bark
Eppen’s Drug Store
Main St
Court House
Houser’s
Gratz
Gratz's
Teutsch’s
Castle's
Joerger
Hohbach’s
Neuman's
Hohbach
Clark & Co.'s
Teutech's
Clark & Co
Ell
Hays’ Cigar Store
J. Devlin
Teutsch
T Sidelo
Rees’ Clear
Oresca Daily Journal
Frazier’s
Raley
Alta Street
F. E. Judd
P. P. Collier & Co
Main Street
Nolf's
Plymouth Rocks
E. T. Wade
O. N
Stage Gulch
William Moore
Clay Brandstedter Lo
Railroad
Bluff Streets
Despaip & Clark
Office Savings Bank
W.R. Minor
Middle Cold Springs
W. J. Fahrenwald
Ridge
Mr. Fahrenwald
A. Rhode
Jane Street
Alta
Court
St. Anthony’s
United States
Hayner
Eeeis
M.O
Hayner Distilling Company
ST. Paul
Layners
W. J. Clarke & CO
Baseball Goods
Baltimore American
New York Times
Washington Star
Vici Kid
Jace
Nolf
Acker
Crowner Bros
Lily, Bogardus & CO
Pacific Northwest
Beck
Golden Rule Hotel
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