Gardens at Echo Washout and Community Notes
Echo Oregon May 4 reports Umatilla River high but damage limited to a few early gardens washed out. Social news includes Epworth League event The Tour Around the World raising over 30 dollars, tributes for late resident W H Babb, and local reorganizing of Meadows Tent No 79 Knights of the Maccabees with 31 new members. Resident moves and visits noted among Ello neighbors and Pendleton.
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Echo
Ore
Umatilla
Epworth League
Mesars
Stanfield
Thomson
Wattenburger
Baars
Anna Waugh
Steven Edwardls
Nolin
Wm. Gulliford
Pendleton
Edw. Horsch
J. H. Bryant
Riverside
F. W. Staats
J. H. Leeser
Knights of the Maccabees
Meadows
E. E. Elder
Roy Norman
Kt Sentinel
R. ©. Challis
Millara Hewett
William Barker
Bend
Oregon
Tom Smith
Fred Ward
Eugene
Ax Billy Department
Jos, Cunha
Pandleton
Gum Chewers' Foes in New Zion Fight
Chicago report on Wilbur Glenn Voliva at Central Zion Tabernacle condemning tobacco and gum chewing as vice. He warns “Lady Nicotine” and others, links crime to vice, urges repentance at sea and crises, and promotes church tithing with a claim of vast personal earnings.
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New Zion
Chicago
Zion
Greece
Rome
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Joralewd
SUTOOL OPENED ON PLAINS HIGH SCHOOL ON PLAIN
A rural high school in Harper county western Kansas was completed by BT Fairchild state superintendent of public instruction. The five acre site includes an auditorium capacity 340 lecturing courses and meetings for farmers. It also houses domestic science and manual training labs and a fully equipped gym. The building aims to serve as a civic center for the township hosting lectures and political meetings.
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Topeka
Kun
Plains
Harper County
Kansas
BT. Fairchild
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Will Make Home in Oregon
Newsy notes report G Knight of San Antonio and his wife arriving in Pendleton to settle in Oregon, with plans to reside in Pendleton or Portland. Also noted are divorce for John Gaynor from Carrie Gaynor, changes to OWRN train schedule, several jail sentences, and visits by Eastern Star officials to Helix chapter.
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Oregon
G. Knight
G. W. Knight
Littl
Pendleton
San Antonio
Texas
Portland
Knight
G. W. Phelps
John Gaynor
Carrie Gaynor
Gaynor
Freewater
Jas. P. Neal
Pauline Riley
The
Eastern Star
Helix
Frank Saling
T. J. Tweedy
Milton
Goldendale Bids On Street Paving Across 2 Blocks
Goldendale city council opened bids for two blocks of street paving totaling 80 000 with 11 bids for five paving types. Prices ranged from 70 cents to 2 07 dollars per square yard, including Polarway concrete base bids as low as 1 34 and 1 50 per square yard for West Court street. Mayor Ward said the winning bid would be announced within a week.
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Portland Evening Telegram
Goldendale
Wash
N. L. Ward
Polarway Company
West Court Street
Mayor withholds telegrams amid street pay data inquiry
Mayor Matlock received several telegrams about street paying data and withheld a fourth message at the sender’s request. The telegrams do not endorse Delerway, and more messages are expected this evening as the issue unfolds.
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FN. Biggham
Portland
Matlock
Delerway
Taft Proposes Probe Into Charges Against Judge Archbald
President Taft asks the House Judiciary Committee to thoroughly sift the matter after transmitting all papers on Judge Archbald of the Commerce Court. The charges arise from alleged business deals with railroads and stem from progressives trying to impeach him. The Department of Justice had investigated the charges.
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Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
Taft
House
Archbal
Archibald
Department of Justice
Roosevelt Forces Lead King County GOP Convention
In Seattle on May 4 Roosevelt men appear to control the King county Republican convention this afternoon Delegates for the state convention at Aberdeen May 15 will be chosen as part of the proceedings
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Seattle
Buckarooets defeat Pilot Reck in seven innings
Buckarooets pummeled Pilot Reck's crack amateur team on FPBR grounds, winning ten to one after seven innings due to a late auto breakdown delaying Garrett's squad. Nichols pitched for the longera, preventing any serious uprising as Hewitt and Rustemeyer opened for FPBR.
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Buckarooets Peat
Pilot Reck
Jess Garrett
Hewitt
Rustemeyer
Bunch
Pembrooke
Buckarooes
Nichols
Garrett
Southend
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement agreement
An old newspaper ad offers one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It cites testimonials from Walding Kinnan Marvin and lists Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy affecting blood and mucous membranes. It notes price per bottle and claims broad distribution by druggists with Hall's Family Pills for constipation also mentioned.
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F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Bis
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Webb Street Paving Finished After Temporary Halt
Webb street paving between Main and Cottonwood, halted by a temporary injunction involving Mrs. Florente Uetheley, was completed this morning after Jaden Phelps allowed work to resume. This afternoon a hearing with Attorney Raley for Mrs. Terkeley and Attorney Fee for Warren Construction on a motion to dissolve the injunction was held.
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Webb Street
Main
Cottonwood Streets
Florente Uetheley
Jaden Phelps
Justitire Ia
Attornete Raley & Raley
Cantilates Candidates’ April Primary Filing Nears
Last day to file campaign expense statements for April primary offices approaches. Most Umafilla county candidates have filed except Sid Favlor, Republican for sheriff, awaiting his. J F Watan, defeated clerk nominee, spent about 3500. Erick Bralwer and James Neal, candidates for district attorney, and G W Phelps, for circuit judge, filed. Phelps spent 1350 with no opposition. Neal and Steinert spent about 242 each. Castle builders beware.
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Kod
Umafilla
Sid Favlor
Nenescor
J F. Watan
Praiderick Bralwer
James Neal
Mistriet
G. W. Phelps
Shalem
Phelps
Neal
Steinert
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