Peary Day Plans In Oregon Schools For North Pole Fund
Oregon educators move to observe Peary Day on May 22 inviting 100000 school children to donate pennies and nickels to aid Peary in locating the North Pole. Draft letters to teachers county superintendents and state boards are prepared with Governor Chamberlain reviewing them. Also notes on three workers killed at Fish Lake and a Baker City loonkeeper shooting.
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Peary
North Pole
Oregon
State Board of Education
Salem
Mays & Salem
Tate
J. H. Ackerman
Portland
Chamberlain
Jamestown Exposition Report Aids Opening Preparations
From Pendleton to Jamestown the opening details unfold with delays and partial completion noted. Spectators await July 1 as vessels depart and illuminations dazzle while 40 000 marchers and international officials attend the grand parade.
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Hampton Roads
Pendletown
Dave Fill
Tia Portent
Wand
J. F. Hill
Dive HU
Jamestown
Condessions
Pendleton
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Lee Moorhouse
Tenat
Iaaw
Roosevelt
Smething
America
Weather Summary For The Week In Oregon Regions
The week featured cooler mornings with frosty nights and daytime sun in eastern and southern Oregon valleys. Temperatures near 32 degrees and below were common early, with several light fronts and a generally rainless period except for brief Friday showers in the Willamette valley. Westward, temperatures stayed well above normal in the afternoons, while notable frosts on certain days caused localized damage. In Pendleton and Umatilla areas, mornings were frosty, days warm, with a notable 71 degree reading on May 24 and a 20 degree reading on May 28 after a heavy front.
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Usunl
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Columbia River Valley
Mountain Park
Wasco County
Playmond Markley
Dalles
L. Brooks
Heppoer
Morrow County
Goo
Whiteis
Umaatilla
Umatilla
Helen ‘T. Duncan
Pendleton
Umatilla County
H. F. Johnson
Weston
Maud M Iniker
Indian Fighter Cram Dies in Walla Walla West Pioneer
Cram, a veteran Indian warfare participant and pioneer of the Inlaid Empire, died at Walla Walla. A noted fighter of the western frontiers, his death marks the end of a storied era in early American conflicts.
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C. C. Cram
W. J. Cintonwine
Orly
Cram
Mingle
Plains
C. ©. Cram
Walla Walla
Ground broken for Washington University Exposition site
June 1 marks start of the Aleeka Yukon Pacific exposition on the Washington University campus with ceremonies attended by governors Mead of Washington Chamberlain of Oregon and Gillette of California. J B E Chittbere will fire the first earth as plans unfold for grounds improvements costing about 380 274 10 with grading water sewerage and road works detailed along with timber and gravel requirements.
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Washington University
Albert BE. Mead
Woshington
George Chonberate
Oregon
Gillette
California
Prudent J. BE. Chitbere
Nichols Park Puttn In Milton Park Plan Under Way
Milton May 2 Yearenday week park day in Milton at Nichols Park a shaded watered patch in the southern part of the town the purchase is being negotiated by the municipality volunteers cleared trimmed and cleaned up the work and a dinner for workers were provided the park is seen as essential as visitors increase with the trolley line now operating
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Milton
Ots
Dr King's New Discovery Claims Cough and Asthma Cure
My Best Friend Alexander Benton of Wort Howard says Dr King's New Discovery cured his asthma six years ago and cured his son's wife of incipient consumption. He praises the remedy's power over coughs and colds and notes Tallman & Co guarantees and trial bottle offers.
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Alexander Benton
Nural Route 1
Wort Howard
Tallman & Co
Hettfeld Re elected by wide margin in primary vote
Mayor Henry Hettfeld secured a near three to one endorsement in the nominating primary over Republican challenger James Malloy, with Hettfeld capturing 647 votes and strong support for his progressive administration from Gateway club backers.
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Hettfeld
Henry Hettfeld
James Malloy
Gateway Club
I Hieltfeld
Malloy Leads In City Council Race Amid Primary Defeat
In W44 votes counted Malloy received 310. Frank D. Booth Dr C C Phillips toembens and Frank Olver, top three council candidates, will head the Homini nes ticket on election day. Before primaries it was said Malloy might back other candidates by petition but defeat reduces chances of mayoral opposition. Lewiston Tell.
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Malloy
Frank TD. Booth
C. C. Phillips Toembens
Frank Olver
Gate Club
Hom
Lewiston Tell
Frost Hits Freese in Tifaho Region
Bramwell reports Bolin and Payelle valleys suffered harsher frost than we did. Growers admit cherries peaches and maricots are totally ruined. He urges gratitude for our milder conditions compared with others.
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Freese
Tifaho
F. C
Bramwell
Tiaho
Bolin
Payelle
Rancher Sentenced to Seven Years in Penitentiary
ML Waleer Inho and George Eggles ton, a rancher, were sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary for a crime involving a one year old victim. Lars danelter.
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ML Waleer Inho
George Eggleston
Invest
Lars Danelter
Great Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Promises Health
Overworked kidneys weaken the body and harm organs. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root advertised as a universal kidney remedy claims to purify blood and restore health. A sample bottle is offered by mail with instructions, urging readers to mention the paper.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
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Saturn
Columbia Syrup
Columbia
Fancy Sox
Ify Fancy Sox
Olympic
Walter
Byers
P. Welch & Co
Fish Lake
Baker City
David Hill
Jrom
Weron
Bond Brothers
Pendleton’s Leading Clothiers
Nichols Park
F. J.donaldson
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