Parochial Mission Invitation At Church of the Redeemer
Bishop Wells preaches in Pendleton urging citizens to claim their heavenly inheritance and confess sins. The parish hosts mission meetings during Lent with the rector stressing the need for personal absolution and right relation with God. Bishop Wells to preach again at 7:30. attendees urged to go.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Kingdom of God
America
Church of the Redeemer
Kingdom of Heaven
David
Nathan
Bishop Wells
Bishop Weill
Boys' Military Band Makes Rapid Progress in City
The Boys' Military Band, organized by veteran bandmaster W. D. Fletcher, shows rapid progress in conducting band drills. Regular practice now underway after a quarantine-related disruption, with about six weeks of training completed. The group totals 21 members including Nate Kimball on baritone and Dude Van Orsdall on trombone.
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W. D. Fletcher
Thi City
Nate Kimball
Dude van Orsdall
Joe Stanger
Band Members List with Instruments and Roles
The text lists multiple musicians and their instruments including cornets trombones tubas saxophones and drums. Names such as Mat cornet George Stanger Roy Ferguson Glen Storie Hillis Betts Tracy Beam Arthur Means Thomas Hill George Wilkinson Frank Beam Archie McFarland and others are noted with instrument assignments.
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George Stanger
Roy Ferguson
Glen Storie
Hillis Betts
Tracy Beam
Arthur Means
Roy Morris
Thomas Hill
George Wilkinson
Frank Beam
Cecil Cole
Clint Busan
Archie McFarland
Frank Fugett
Fair Store Moves to Smith Crawford Building
Fair Store has relocated its entire stock to the Smith Crawford building and is arranging merchandise for opening day this Saturday. The new shop boasts bright lighting from prism glass on the front windows, and Miss May Epple and Miss Ella Haddeman have joined the sales staff.
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Fair
Smith-Crawford
May Epple
Ella Haddeman
Golden Rule Expands By Doubling Space With Skylight
The Golden Rule store enlarges by using the former Fair location, uniting front and rear rooms with archways. A skylight will brighten the area and stock may be moved into the new room as soon as ready.
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Fair
Golden Rule
Columbia College Election At Milton
At a Columbia College meeting in Milton instructors were chosen for indefinite terms. Louis C. Perry named principal, W C Howard assistant to the principal, and A A Thomason chair of mathematics and business department head. Rev Vaughan of San Francisco will preach the annual sermon May 7 and Perry will give the literary address May 4.
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Columbia College
Milton
Louis C. Perry
W. C. Howard
A. A. Thomason
Vaughan
San Francisco
Perry
Not By Train Lod Colonists Fail to Get Alberta Rates
A group of 12 to 15 families from the county planned to move to Alberta but abandoned a trainload departure after failing to secure satisfactory rail rates. They will go separately at each family's convenience, transporting livestock, household goods, and farming implements, with members including Rev. G. W. Rigby and others from Athens and nearby areas. Some depart via the W. & C. R. from Helix.
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Alberta
Athena
Helix
Rev. G. W. Rigby
W. T. Rigby
Arthur Rigby
Frank Martin
Audette Bros. of
Athens
James Musgrove
Henry Fanning
James Nelson
Peter Embush
Andrew Jacobson
G. D. Foster
Deepest well in Umatilla county nears deeper depths
Fr C Searcy has bored a well 11 miles north of the city to 450 feet in two months of work seeking a permanent water flow. The rock formation slows progress and only about two gallons per minute flow at that depth. If continued, the dig may push beyond 450 feet, reportedly the deepest in the county, surpassing Jurgén Mumm's 429 foot well nearby.
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Fr. C. Searcy
Penmileton
F. C. Searcy
Searcy
Umatilla
Jurgén Mumm
Bearcy
Morrow County Crops Good and Local Farmer May Relocate
Ralph Benge a prominent Lexington farmer in Morrow county has been in the city for days attending property matters and left for home this morning. He owns 600 acres of fall wheat near Lexington now six inches high and thick. Winter weather spared Lexington while Umatilla county crops suffered. Benge owns substantial Pendleton city property and may move there as a permanent resident.
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Ralph Benge
Lexington
Morrow County
Mr. Benge
Umatilla
County Road Survey Planned At Athena
County Board of Viewers including J. W. Kimbrell Frank Rack and J. M. Ferguson departed for Athena to survey county road No 567 near the city today.
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County Board of Viewers
Auwwha
J. W. Kimbrell
Frank Rack
J. M. Ferguson
Athena
Coroner's Jury Finds Policeman Justified in Portland Death
In Portland the coroner's jury returned a verdict that Policeman Day was justified in shooting L. Schram who died from the shot. Schram was killed while attempting to escape Day and his friends claim.
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Portland
Policeman Day
L. Schram
Schram
Day
Bentley Farm Transferred to Medford Buyer for 16400
Papers received show J D Bentley of Modesto California deeds 220 acre ranch at Warren station to Jasper OHara of Medford for 16400 cash O Haras recent Hartman Abstract purchase led to land lease to Arthur Laing for three years Laing arrived that night from Portland with his family
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J. D. Bentley
Modesto
Cal
Warren Station
Jasper O'Hara
Medford
Mr. O'Hara
Hartman Abstract Company
Arthur Laing
Portland
Perringer Wins Land Case in Federal Court at Portland
Telegram reports Perringer won the land dispute against Caldwell in federal court before Judge Bellinger. The question was which land claim to a reservation deed was valid. Caldwell held an older deed. Perringer held a newer one signed by Indians and the agent. An injunction to bar Perringer was refused. Attorneys Slater for Caldwell and Halley with Foe for Perringer appeared.
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Caldwell- Perringer
T. G. Holley
Lowell
Portland
Bellinger
Caldwell
George Perringer
Perringer
R. J. Slater
T. G. Halley
James A. Foe
Letter to readers praising state benefits of the coming fall
A passage notes an especially fine description of the coming fall and calls it highly beneficial to the state. The Gospel Advocate magazine, with wide circulation in Tentestes and nearby states, will publish the letter and reach thousands of subscribers.
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Gospel Advocate
Correction of 1904 tax levy error in Grant County
The Grant County Enterprise reports a clerical error in the 1904 tax levy. The county clerk overstated the school levy at 15 1 2 mills. it should have been 10 1 2 mills. Taxpayers who paid the higher amount will receive a refund. The revised levies list county 20 mills state 5 1 2 mills county school 6 1 2 mills district No 8 special 5 mills district No special for building 5 1 2 mills road 1 1 2 mills bridge 1 2 mill total 43 1 2 mills.
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Achoo
Grant County Enterprise
Aeronauts Die In Wallace Balloon Accident
A double balloon ascent at Wallace Idaho’s city park Sunday afternoon ends with the balloon tearing, sending two aeronauts Professor O'Dell and Dell Dare plummeting from 150 to 200 feet. Dare dies at 6 pm. O'Dell survives but faces likely death from severe injuries. A boy named Gibson is briefly trapped beneath the balloon but escapes unharmed beyond burns.
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Wallace
Idaho
Professor O'Dell
Dell Dare
O'Dell
Dave
Gibson
Spokesman- Review
Attorney Rader Visits City On Legal Business
Attorney C. M. Rader of Walla Walla spent yesterday evening in the city on legal matters returning home last night. He is associated with Will R. King of Ontario and the firm represents the Peacock mills of Milton in the water suit against settlers of the Walla Walla and Tumalum river. Rader grew up in Indiana near James Whitcomb Riley and shared stories of the Hoosier poet.
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C. M. Rader
Walla Walla
Rader
Will R. King
Ontario
Peacock Mills
Milton
Tum-alum River
Indiana
James Whitcomb Riley
Goodman Pioneer Father Suffers Worsening Stroke
A telegram from Eugene reports J. H. Goodman, a longtime valley pioneer, in worsening condition after a paralytic stroke. A. J. Goodman returned recently from Eugene and plans to depart again tonight or tomorrow to be with his father and mother who celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary last year.
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A. J. Goodman
Eugene
Mr. Goodman
J. H. Goodman
Swart Promoted to Adams Agent by O. R. N.
Jerry Swart, longtime operator and assistant agent at the O. R. N. station here, is promoted to agent at Adams. C. C. Walters, previously at Burke Idaho, will take Swart’s vacated position at Athena per the Athena Press.
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Jerry Swart
Adams
C. C. Walters
Burke
Idaho
Mr. Swart
Athena Preas
McAdam Takes Offices in Goodman-Thompson Hardware Store
Ll. W. McAdam has secured office rooms in Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co. store and will manage the wood business from that location. He will also serve as bookkeeper and salesman in the store.
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Ll. W. McAdam
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Son born to Mr and Mrs Roy Beck near Holdman
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Beck near Holdman. The father is a teacher in the district school.
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Horn
Roy Beck
Holdman
Osteopathy and the search for the cause of headaches
The article contrasts osteopathy with headache powders from coal tar products. It claims powders relieve only temporarily and can cause heart disease, while osteopathy seeks the underlying cause by correcting neck bone displacements, especially at the first two vertebrae, with a cure described as permanent.
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Kansan
Bank booklet promotes savings at Commercial National Bank
The pamphlet describes an account with the Commercial National Bank offering 4 percent interest compounded semi annually. It encourages workers who save small amounts to deposit surplus earnings to gain a lot over time.
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Our
Letter on Lewis and Clark fair describes Oregon in Gospel Advocate
David Ho han's copy of the Gospel Advocate from Nashville publishes in full a letter he wrote to a friend in Tennessee about the Lewis and Clark fair. The letter gives a good description of Oregon and its sights.
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David Ho Han
Gospel Advocate
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Lewie and Clark Jfair
Oregon
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