Grand Master 5 Here at Eureka Lodge No 34
Eureka lodge No 34 of this city prepares special initiatory work in honor of Grand Master Hostetler of Oregon Odd Fellowship. An elaborate banquet and speeches will follow, with attendance expected from Integrity lodge and guests. Hostetler recently attended cornerstone ceremonies in Milton and visits Walla Walla with his daughters in school. The Milton lodge temple, a two story brick building 60 by 100 feet, will feature a large lodge room and banquet facilities.
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Hostetler
Eureka Lodge No
Oregon
Odd Fellowship
Eureka Lodge
C. F
Eureka
Brothers of Integrity Lodge
Hostettler
Walla Walla
Milton
Odd Fellows' Temple
Cold onset warns of deeper illness and hard cure
The message urges immediate attention to early cold symptoms, warning that delays can lead to a deeper illness and longer suffering. It stresses acting now rather than waiting, as each hour lost may extend duration.
Commercial Club Raising Funds for Rooms
Within an hour yesterday the Welling committee of the Commercial association raised almost 150 for the purpose of fitting up the rooms. Chairman J. P. Winter said the result guarantees the needed funds. Subscriptions included six gifts of 20 and two gifts of 10.
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the Commercial Association
J. P. Winter
Mrs Hamblen Heads East for Thanksgiving Visit
Mrs. George Hamblen will depart Monday morning for Minneapolis to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Before returning she will attend a meeting of Royal Neighbors of America supervising deputies in Davenport, Iowa, in December.
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Hamblen
George Hamblen
Minneapolis
Minn
Royal Neighbors of America
Davenport
Iowa
Tea Time Promise and Store Guarantee Phrase
An ad style line urges lingering tea and enjoying Schilling's Best with a friendly guarantee promising a refund if not liked, featuring a jovial note about a lovely woman pouring tea and a grocer handling money returns.
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Schilling
Standings of Contestants in Journal East Oregonian
The weekly vote doubling boosts efforts city and out of town. Geraldine Froome leads with over eleven thousand votes while Hazel Wyrick gains steadily. Next week teachers Institute gives six days to work plus double votes for new subscriptions at 16 dollars for 4500 votes.
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Geraldine Froome
Hazel Wyrick
Hazel
Teachers’ Institute
Daily and Sunday Journal
Daily East Oregonian
Sheep Herder John P Thorp Dies in City Hospital
John P Thorp a Heppner sheepherder who had lived in this city died at 10 o clock this morning at St Anthony’s hospital from dropsy after several months of illness. He had long resided in Heppner country and was reputed to have some money from his mother’s estate. A quiet popular figure, he had no local relatives but leaves two sisters in Rocky Gap Virginia who will arrange disposition of the body. He was not a member of any lodge or church group.
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John P. Thorp
Heppner
St Anthony's Hospital
Mr. Thorp
Rockygap
Thorp
Gold Panning Excitement Rises in Pendleton
In Pendleton, J W Tallman panned a 20pound pan of dirt yielding $3.55 to the yard at the Gold Coin mine demonstration behind the Tallman store. Other pans averaged better than $2 per yard. Interested observers included Durkee, L. Keady, and T W Ayers.
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City OF
Pendleton
Pen- Peton
J. W. Tallman
Gold Coin Mine
Tallman & Co. Urig
Mr. Durkee
L. ¥. Keady
T. W. Ayers
Rev Storey Returns to Lead Helix Services
Rev. R. E Storey, who helped Rev. E. A. Hacker in meetings at Helix this week, returned today to stay over Sunday and will conduct services in the Baptist church as usual.
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R. E, Storey
R. EB
Storey
E. A. Hacker
Helix
Baptist Church
Squirrel Poison Arrives for Monterey Farmers
In Pajaro on November 14 three tons of squirrel poison arrived for free distribution to farmers troubled by squirrels. Supervisor Mann ordered the purchase after a strong appeal from 74 percent of the lower Monterey county farmers. No limit was set on per farmer allotments.
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Hun Jose
Pajaro
Mann
Monterey County
Oregon National Parks Proposed In Clatsop County
The Interior Secretary withdraws two small tracts in Clatsop County Oregon named Saddle Mountain and Hamburg Mountain from entry to pave way for national parks. Creation of parks requires congressional action.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Clatsop County
Oregon
Saddle Mountain
Hamburg Mountain
Three Men Die in Freight Train Collision
Toledo Ohio November 21 Three men were killed in a collision of freight trains on the Ann Arbor railroad today. A misunderstanding of signals caused the crash. Both trains were piled in heaps.
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Toledo
Ohio
Ann Arbor
Senator Ankeny Defends Stance on Tariff Revision
Walla Walla Washington November 21 Senator Ankeny says he is a standpatter on tariff policy. He plans to leave for Washington soon and declares the people should have what they want, but he is in favor of a reasonable revision.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Ankeny
Washington
Wool Pulp Hearing Sparks Duty Debate
Washington November 21 The ways and means committee opened discussion on the tariff schedule covering wood pulp paper and books Prominent publishers urged a reduction in duties arguing the free press is endangered by the paper trust.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee of the House
Paper Trust
Hermiston Plans Big Rabbit Drive in Valley
Hermiston plans a large rabbit drive to protect alfalfa and fruit trees, aiming to drive rabbits to a central corral for elimination. Pipe lines and irrigation work progress with crews laying 28 hundred feet of 16 inch pipe along L line and a 46 inch pipe line to T Line. Local residents, land values, and new telephones accompany community updates as families plan winter stays and property purchases.
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Hermiston
Hermiston Valley
J. K. Shotwall
B Pipe Inc
Cold Springs Canyon
Fred Shoemaker Returns From Salt Lake Business Trip
Fred Shoemaker arrives back from a two week stay in Salt Lake City where he managed business affairs and duties for his firm.
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Fred Shoemaker
Salt Lake
Odd Fellows Lay Cornerstone at Milton Temple
In Milton Oregon a cornerstone ceremony for the new Odd Fellows temple was held this afternoon before several hundred people. Grand Master Ed Hostetler of The Dalles laid the cornerstone with assistance from J Carter Smith of Walla Walla and Acting Grand Chaplain W Howard. The Milton lodge Rebekahs Encampment and visiting lodges from Freewater attended.
Lodge hall in eastern Oregon to be finished by March first
Walla Walla reports a new lodge hall rising in eastern Oregon, scheduled for completion by March 1. The project aims to become one of the finest in the region, reflecting local efforts to enhance community buildings.
Studio Now Open With Bowman Photography Studio
W. S. Bowman opens a fine new photography studio offering first class work at reasonable prices. Local residents are warmly invited to visit as Bowman cords his services and solicits photography orders for portraits and events.
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W. S. Bowman
Lee Coutts and Hays Promote Oregon Fire Relief Plan
Lee Coutts and Hays as agents for the Oregon Fire Relief association, operating over Bond Bros. store in Pendleton, Oregon, push a new relief plan.
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Lee Coutts & Hays
Oregon
Bond Bros
Pendleton
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