Commencement Week Activities For Pendleton Classes
Dr Krooze of Seattle will preach the baccalaureate for Pendleton high school and academy graduates at the Methodist church tomorrow at 3 pm. The program lists prayers, hymns, scripture, sermon by Rev Krooze, solos, and benediction. Class Day is May 27 with a long program, followed by commencement May 28 featuring speeches, music, and diplomas.
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Dr. Kreoze
Seattle
Pendleton High School
Pendleton Academy
Methodist Church
W. T. Buster
W. L
Landers
Quinney
Krooze
Alexander Guilmant
W. C. E. Pruitt
Abraham Lincoln
Sibyl
Clapton Electricity
Charles D. Despain
Oregon
M. Livona Casey
Daisy Time
Denza Girl's Glee Club
Barbara Hoch
Clifford Turner
Katherine Smith
Edna Thompson
Lester A
James Johns
Frances Weber
Bernice Ruppe
Durmont Edwards
Delva St. Clair
Hazel Nolen
Ely
Stewart Boys’ Glee Club
March of Progress
Meyerbeer High School
A. M. Meldrum
J. R. Dickson
C. J. Smith
Gally
Veazie Girls’ Glee Club
The Urgent Call to Start Cold Sore Treatment Now
The notice urges immediate action when symptoms begin as delays can deepen the condition. It warns that each hour lost at the onset may extend suffering and make cure harder later, emphasizing prompt care.
Pendleton Delegates Attend Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session
Pendleton delegates to the Odd Fellows grand lodge session in Salem report a highly successful meeting. Returning notables include Judge T. P. Gilliland J. E. Beam Elvin Craig Cliff Bellinger R. Alexander and Weston Mayor 8S. A. Barnes.
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Pendleton
Odd Fellows’ Grand Lodge
Salem
T. P. Gilliland
J. E. Beam
Elvin Craig
Cliff Bellinger
R. Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Cram Pass Through Town in Car
Mr and Mrs Charles D Cram of Portland traveled through the city by automobile en route from Portland to Boise. The trip has been made without accident and they anticipate a successful journey through eastern Oregon and southern Idaho.
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Charles D. Cram
Portland
City
Boise
Oregon
Idaho
Caledonian picnic attendance in Athena draws local residents
Allie Knight of this city attended with attorney Frances H. Bartlett and G. W. Brown of Hermiston as they traveled to Athena last evening for the Caledonian picnic held there.
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Athena
Allie Knight
Frances H. Bartlett
G. W. Brown
Hermiston
World Promises Yet Owes Man Much More Than Pay
A pithy proverb noting that fulfillment of obligation often lags behind expectation. It reflects frustration with unmet debts of society toward individuals and the persistent inequality in compensation and recognition.
No other way to build a good business in tea trade
A grocer guarantees customer refunds if tea quality fails. Mike Schilling's Best tea is promoted with a money-back promise, signaling confidence in product and service.
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Mike Schilling
Island Transformations On Blalock Island Paradise Created By Pumping Water
Dr N G Blalock and H C Willis showcased Blalock Island in the Columbia River where 400 acres alfalfa 200 acres orchard and 5000 acres pasture form a productive farm. A 100 horsepower gasoline pump irrigates 6000 gallons per minute supplying 10 workers and 150 cattle with a gasoline launch shuttling to the Oregon shore near Coyote station.
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Blalock
Columbia River
N. G. Blalock
Walla Walla
H. C. Willis
Oregon
Coyote Station
Odd Fellows Elect Grand Lodge Officers for 1909
The Salem session of the Odd Fellows grand lodge closed with electing officers for the year and designating Albany as the 1909 meeting place. Albany led in final balloting for the meeting site with 171 votes to Hood River 113, and officers include Edward Hostetler The Dalles as grand master and H B E Coolidge La Grande as deputy. Rebekahs officers were elected and installed the following day.
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Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Salem
Albany
Hood River
Corvallis
Eugene
Grand Lodge
Edward Hostetler
The
Dalles
H. B E. Coolidge
la Grande
Thomas Ryan
Oregon City
BE. BE. Sharon
Portland
O. D. Doane
Richard Scott
Milwaukie
Odd Fellows
Kenilworth
Rebekahs
Mary B. Smith
Cora E. Hubbard
Addie Grout
Ora Coop
Edna Jacobs
Lizzie Howell
Hundred Thirteen Umatilla Locals Summoned for Portland Jury
More than a hundred people from Umatilla County are summoned as witnesses in land fraud cases to be looked into by the grand jury. Hearing begins Monday with most residents traveling to Portland tonight or tomorrow. A score or more from McKay Creek are in the city preparing to depart, predicting their area will be nearly depopulated next week.
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Umatilla County
Portland
McKay Creek
Teachers to Hermilton
Two Milton teachers resign to accept posts in Hermiston irrigation town. Mieves Jessie Williams and Lizele Hamer leave Milton public schools after years of service. Hermiston gains two of the state’s best educators.
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Milton
Mieves Jessie Williams
Lizele Hamer
Milton Public
Hermiston
Thousands of Salmon Fry Die in Irrigon Canal
Railroad workers report a mass of young salmon fry from six to eight inches running into the Irrigon Irrigating canal two miles east of Umatilla and perishing in large numbers. The escape is blamed on inadequate protection at the dam of the Irrigon project and has been raised with game and fish warden O. F. Turner.
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Oregon
Irrigon
Umatilla
Game and Fish
O. F. Turner
Monster Issue of the East Oregonian
The East Oregonian publishes a 20 page edition praised for growth in the county and strong advertising. Readers are urged to study today’s issue with extensive political party candidate announcements and vital notices for voters.
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THE
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Fine photos of Furnish-Coe Irrigated Lands by J B Wilson
J B Wilson of Walla Walla has completed about a score of fine views of the Furnish Coe Irrigated lands near Echo. The photos will be used in land advertising by D B Cogtuma, the local lands agent. The collection includes canal views crops raw land and other features. Wilson has bought a small tract under the Furnish Coe canal and will cultivate it highly.
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J. B. Wilson
Walla Walla
Echo
D. B. Cogtuma
Wilson
Furnish-Coe Canal
Early May Cherries Highlight Umatilla County Growth
D B Costuma of the Columbia Land company brought ripe cherry limbs from J H Leezer's orchard near that place. The cherries, abundant in mid May, illustrate the fruit growing potential of the western Umatilla county and suggest the county's northeast and nest end could become an early fruit area.
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D. B. Costuma
Columbia Land Company
J. H. Leezer
Umatilla
Indian girls from Umatilla found in Dayton search
Two Indian girls from the Umatilla reservation who left their homes Wednesday were located at Dayton this morning. The father of one girl and Indian Agent Nolan left for them, having come up from Pendleton last night to search. The girls claimed they wanted to visit friends in Lewiston and were refused permission. They packed a few duds, mounted their ponies and skipped out.
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Umatilla
Dayton
Nolan
Pendleton
Lewiston
Walla Walla
Engineer Thatcher Finds Indian Arrow Heads Along Columbia
Engineer J. T. Thatcher, working on the Portland local of the O BR and N between Portland and Umatilla, conducts daily searches along the Columbia River and reports a growing trove of fine arrow heads and new discoveries each day.
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J. T. Thatcher
Portland
Umatilla
Columbia River
Harold Stevens Eyes Permanent Home in Umatilla County
Harold Stevens. a brother of well known sheep buyer How ard Stevens, has arrived from Denver with his wife to stay through the summer and inspect Umatilla county as a potential permanent home.
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Harold Stevens
Howard Stevens
Denver
Umatilla County
McClure Seeks Quarantine Insight in Heppner Visit
Dr. W. McClure head of federal stock quarantine work arrives in Heppner to review the situation, departing for the Morrow county town this morning.
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McClure
Heppner
5. W. McClure
Federal
Morrow County
Vanderbilt Divorce Award Sets Five Million Dowry
New York May 21 Alfred G Vanderbilt must set aside five million for his son as the divorce settlement granted to Mrs A G Vanderbilt. The figure was agreed by both sides’ attorneys according to the report.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
A. G. Vanderbilt
Entertains President and guests at Pendleton academy dinner
Mr and Mrs George Hamblen will host a dinner this evening for President Kreeze of Whitworth College Tacoma and the graduating classes of Pendleton academy from 1907 and 1998.
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George Hamblen
Kreeze
Whitworth College
Tacoma
Pendleton Academy
Truth and Quality in a Laxative Advertisement
The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Senna as a trusted laxative, stressing natural, gentle cleansing without debility or dosage increases. It asserts physician approval, warns against non genuine products, and directs purchase from the California Fig Syrup Co. through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Whitman College Offers 100 Scholarships to Northwest Grads
The trustees announce one hundred scholarships valued at 200 dollars each for graduates of the 100 leading high schools in the northwest. The awards cover full tuition fees of 50 dollars per year for four years.
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Whitman College
Northwest
Scholarship winners chosen from top graduates at five high schools
The college selects the awardees from the five graduates with the highest standing to ensure the best all round representatives. Read the East Oregonian.
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