Stanfield votes for HGH high school bond issue in Oregon
Stanfield Oregon reports a $25 000 high school building bond approved, adding to a prior $149 000 issue this year. Plant plans and building specs will be prepared for occupancy by fall. Local business activity includes personnel changes and soda fountain upgrades amid statewide note on Stanfield’s rapid growth.
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Stanfield
Ore
Oregon
R. W. Henneman
Pendleton
Furnish-Coe
Carl Hudson
Neil & Bott
Harry Tighe
Roy
William
Echo
Gilbert
Hoth
Jungie
Williams
Heatchison
Richards
Urmatlla
METHODIST PASTORS MEET AT ATHENA
Rev Nathan Evans of Pendleton leads at Athena Methodist pastors conference in the Walla Walla district closing sermon Thursday night. Sessions run Monday to Thursday with banquets, Bible conference, and a women’s meeting featuring Miss Barge of Delaware Ohio. Delegates stay in local homes as Athena hosts the event.
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Nathan Evans
Pendleton
First Methodist
Athena
Walla Walla
Methodist Episcopal Church
Payne
Weston
Athena Chargy
Athena Commercial Association
Marvin
Miss Barge
Delaware
Ohio
Hero
Gabriel Sikes
Methodist Church
Echo
Johnson Proclaims Real Champion Style in Jeffries Clash
Salt Lake City report quotes Jack Johnson boasting of defeating James J Jeffries with supreme confidence. He predicts a massed confrontation on the Pacific coast and asserts superior science and stamina, promising to wear the veteran down with steady jabs and reach. He vows to bring the persimmons home in July.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jack Johnson
Pacific Coast
James J. Jeffries
Johnson
Tam
Jeff Ie
Jefe
Jeffries
James J. Corbett
James
Jeff
British Belgian Meeting Aims To End Wornout Horse Trade
Officials from the British Board of Agriculture and Belgian representatives will convene in London to discuss halting the deplorable traffic of wornout horses between English and Belgian ports. Both governments share deep concern over the scandalous practices and seek to end the situation.
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Prussela
British Board of Agriculture
Belgium
London
England
Porte
Antwerp
Local residents transact brief Pendleton visits and returns
W H Dale of Stanton station returns home after a brief Pendleton visit. Dr BE Mann comes back from a two week business trip to Alberta. Nate Bowman motored from Hermiston as did Mrs J T Hinkle visiting Pendleton friends. Dr Verdo B Gregory returns to Wallowa after a Pendleton stay. H R Laughlin returns from county business in Hermiston. John Nissen leaves for Condon on business. Asa B Thomson goes home to Echo after Pendleton business. Mrs James Cooper heads to Portland for a few days with friends. E L McBroom reports a west-end business trip by motor. Mrs S W Spencer departs Heppner after visiting. Edna and Lavelle Florence plan to move to Portland. Mrs A R Lewis returns from Hermiston. F R Yates visits to oversee west-end business. Mrs I N Prater visits daughters in Pendleton. Mrs Robert Stanfield and daughter arrive from Stanfield as guest at John F Hill's. Maurice D Scriggs of Hermiston among west-end travelers. T R Barks and family en route to Spokane for a summer musical engagement. F Frankenstein, Boston wool buyer, arrives from the east and scouts Echo clips. J N Burgess leaves for Pilot Rock ranch after weekend with family. James McLaughlin and sons visit Echo wife at St Anthony's hospital. S S Nell, Camas prairie stockman, returns home after days of business. D C Brownell of Umatilla conducts Pendleton business. notes good crop prospects in far west end.
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W. H. Dale
Stanton Station
BE. A. Mann
Alberta
Nate Bowman
Hermiston
J. T. Hinkle
Pendleton
Verdo B. Gregory
Wallowa
H. R. Laughlin
John Nissen
The
Nissen Implement Company
Condon
Asa B. Thomson
Echo
James Cooper
Portland
I. N. Prater
Walla Walla
Bert Mays
Gary Taylor
Robert Stanfield
Stanfield
John F. Hill
Maurice D. Scriggs
West End
T. R. Barks
Spokane
Barks
F. Frankenstein
Boston
The Women's National Game Bargain Hunt Crowd
A description of a crowd of women at a bustling shop table selling ten cent embroidery wares. The scene captures a mob mood, with a curious animal-like murmur and shared impulse as shoppers from modest means cluster to spend their scarce dollars on bargains. The piece notes the contrast between poverty and festive consumer excitement.
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Mary Heaton Vorse
Divorce for Mrs Beck in Pendleton court
Mrs Lulu Beck was granted a divorce from Fred Beck by Circuit Judge Bean on grounds of desertion. The report also notes Dr J A Temple moving offices, Dr Best relocating to his ranch, Am erican Woman's League meeting set for May 2, medical patients and local happenings including an alligator on display and school visits by County Superintendent Frank V Wells.
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Beck
Lulu Beck
Fred Beck
Bean
Dr. Temple
J. A. Temple
John Schmiar
J. A. Best
American National Bank
Best
Klamath Falls
Prohibition Case Argued In Umatilla County Court
The prohibition law case in Umatilla County is argued this afternoon before Circuit Judge Bean. District Attorney Phelps represents the county while Col Raley and J P Winter defend the liquor interests challenging the law’s applicability due to irregularities.
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Umatilla County
Bean
Phelps
Col. Raley
J. P. Winter
Funeral Large Turnout For Police Chief’s Baby Daughter
Funeral services for the baby daughter of Chief of Police and Mrs. Thomas Gurdane were held at the family home at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Ralph Storey of the Baptist church officiated. An unusually large number attended, with interment in Olney cemetery. The procession followed the ashy remains was one of the largest seen here in months.
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Thomas Gurdane
Ralph Storey
The
Baptist Church
Olney
Velocipede Wreck Report From Local Stop
Remains of a railway velocipede were found on the pilot as the Portland Pendleton local pulled into the station. The speeder had been picked up between the city and Barnhart and is believed to have been taken for a ride by Twohy Brothers workers. No details of the accident are yet known.
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Portland-Pendleton
Barnhart
Twohy Brothers
Mountain retreat boosts health in Swiss heights
Said He mentions spending six weeks in the Swiss mountains last summer for health. She notes newcomers struggle to breathe at high altitude. He recalls initial ease but nearly being breathless when the hotel proprietor presented him. Chicago News
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Switzerland
Chicago News
Barnes to Erect Large Box Factory in Southern Oregon
W F Barnes of San Francisco who recently bought property near the Southern Pacific depot at Kiamath fails is due to arrive in the city within days to start one of the largest box factories in southern Oregon.
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W. F. Barnes
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Kiamath
Oregon
Knights Lodge No. 4 K of P Regular Meeting Tonight
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias invites all members to a regular session this evening. W L Gadwa C C and Rh W Fletcher K R urge attendance.
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Damon Lodge No
K. of P
W. L. Gadwa
C. C
Rh. W. Fletcher
K. R
Aldrich and Hale Retire from Protected Interesta and Trusts
Aldrich and Hale have served the protected Interesta and trusts long and well, and are entitled to retirement and rest.
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Aldrich and
Hale
Frey Couple Return to Pendleton from Vancouver
Mr and Mrs W R Frey longtime Pendleton residents return from several months in Vancouver B C They hold substantial property interests there and will move back in a few weeks Frey notes they nearly failed to be enumerated in Portland but Pendleton remains their home
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W. KR. Prey
W. R. Frey
Pendleton
Vancouver
B. C
Mr. Frey
Portland
Chance for a Young Man to Succeed in Country Life
A writer suggests a young man has about as good a chance to become somebody in the country as in the city, arguing rural paths offer opportunity and potential for advancement and recognition.
Pendleton Marshal Seizes Unclaimed Animals for Sale
The Pendleton city marshal has taken up four horses and mules including an iron gray yearling mule a dark mare, a roan mare with a fresh brand, all one year old. If unclaimed within ten days, they will be sold at public auction on May 13, 1910 at 2 PM at the city pound corner Webb and Cosble streets. Proceeds cover sale costs. TOM GURDANE City Marshal.
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Pendleton
Towit
Cly Pound
Webb and
Cosble Streets
Tom Gurdane
Cab Stand Moves to Hotel St George on May 2
Starting Monday May 2 the Baker cab stand relocates to the Hotel St George from the Hotel Pendleton. For prompt service call Matn 12 day or night.
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Baker
Hotel
St. George
Pendleton
Free demonstration at Peoples Warehouse this week
Free demonstration of Royal Worcester, Bon Ton and Adjusto Corsage it the Peoples Warehouse this week. It will be time well spent if you will come and see them.
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Royal Worcester
Bon Ton
Adjusto
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
Leading’ Grocers
HGH School
Lilue Town
Pyri
Hlapre CA
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
Persimmons
Mngnkh
E. L. McBroom
J. N. Burgess
Pilot Rock
Cunningham Sheep and Land Company
James McLaughlin
St. Anthony's Hospital
Ss. R. Nell
Camas Prairie
D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
Newsy
Effie Parkes
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Woman's League
American Woman's League
City Hall
University City
LaDow & Peterson
Fish
Los Angeles
Frank K. Welles
Sweet Orr
Oregonian
Royal M
Pendleton, Oregon
Pendleton Eye Works
Alta St
Phome Main
Jockey Club
Vienna
Ingram’s Grocery
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