Milton and Prohibition Rally At Milton May 17
Milton hosts a prohibition rally on May 17 featuring John G Woolley. Attendance is expected from Pendleton Athena Weston Walla Walla and other points as supporters travel by regular trains. Woolley, born 1850, is a renowned temperance speaker and editor of The New Voice with a global speaking record.
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John G. Woolley
Milton
Pendleton
Adams
Athena
Weston
Walla Walla
James A. Tate
A. J. Hunsaker
F. R. Spaulding
Congress
Collinsville
Butler County
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Woolley
New York City
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
New Haven
Boston
England
Henry Somerset
Scotland
Wales
New Voice
Messrs Wooley
Metcalf
Mr. Woolley
Althowgh
Frank Gunsaulus
Laramie
Wyo
Spokane
The New Baptist Church Aedicatory Sermon May 25
The New Baptist Church will host an aedicatory sermon by Dr Alexander Blackburn of Portland on Sunday May 25. An accompanying cut shows Pendleton’s First Baptist Church at Alta and Johnson streets as remodeled. The church, organized in 1875 by Rev W H Pruett, has long served the congregation. the building was erected by trustee J M Bentley with Rev efforts driving the project.
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Nolte
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian
City
William Abalan
R. Alexander's
Roy Conklin
Walla Walla
Whitman Monument
Mr. Conklin
Oregon Historical Society
Portland
Alexander Blackburn
First Baptist Church of
Blackburn
King
Wak
Baptist
First Baptist Church
Alta and
Johnson Streets
the Baptist Church Organization
Pendleton
W. H. Pruett
J. M. Bentley
Local Labor Unions Meet at Court House
A mass meeting of local labor unions and interested citizens was held Tuesday evening at the court house. Organizer J H Buck was absent but interest was shown. The aim was to improve the lot of workers, not harm employers, with clerks seeking shorter hours rather than higher pay.
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Court House
J. H. Buck
Notice to Voters Registration Books Open Evenings
Registration books will be kept open at the courthouse every evening until 9 o clock except Thursday May 15 when books close at 5 pm and registration ends.
Salem Builds Fourth of July Celebration Fund
Salem has raised 1000 dollars toward a July Fourth celebration. Organizers aim to fund events, entertainment, and public safety efforts, with supporters noting community unity and local sponsorship interest.
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Salem
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Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Oregomnany
Taker
Lee Teutsch
Ames A. Howard
E .D
Columbus
Uma- Implement Company
Imperial” Books
Nolf's
Hawley Bros
Klondike
Koeppen's
Strictly Cash Grocery
Chicago
Mrs. Camp
Kitty Beam
Guardian
Neigh
Daphne Circle
No. 2
Castle's
Wechter's
Court St
W. Court St
Bud Nelson
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Columbus Buggies
Umatila Implement Company
Dutton
Selbert & Shhulz’s
Tailors
Pendleton Academy
Frazer Opera House
Ruby” Whittemore
Myrtle Hawks
Theresa Porter
Della Beagle
Freda Roesch
L. Hunziker
Koeppen
g /OEPPEN’ S DRUG STORE
Main Street
the New Baptist Church
Beecham
Peoples
Peoples Warehouse
Gainsborough
Madras
Cretans
Silkelines
Woteuse
Mall
Frederick Nolf
St. George
W. W. Pangburn
Prop
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood Street
St. Joe Store
Ghocety & Bony
R. Martin
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