Walla Walla Football Declines This Season Amid Practice Strains
The Union reports no city football team in Walla Walla this season as players and workers struggle to balance daily tasks. Despite last year’s strong lineup and notable individual talent, fatigue and injuries hinder preparation, with leaders urging constant practice to win. Arrivals list include F D Momahan and wife from Portland and several others arriving in Walla Walla.
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Walla Walla Coun
Ebay
Ghistie
Ite
Evmi
Willa Walla
Eaw
Apa
Willa
Moleakin
Middle West
Pendleton Grocers Rally for Increased Market Day Support
The Pendleton Grocers' Protective association met Wednesday night to plan support for the upcoming ox fair and to keep a steady market day for farmers. D Kemler urged buying nearly all produce on market day, with members pledging to back the plan and promising farmers a profitable return, while other merchants and towns observe the effort as a potential model for national adoption.
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Pendleton Grocers' Protective Association
Reuias
Locatey
D. Kemler
Pendleton
Walla Walla Considers Joint Farm Race and Livestock Fair
The Union reports New plans for next year to combine a fair with a race meet and livestock show in Walla Walla and surrounding country. Business leaders list potential exhibitors including W S Goodman Grant Copeland Oliver Cornwell and W S Ladd along with J L Smith and others. Suggestions include renovating the race track and building a pavilion to prepare for the event at reasonable cost.
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Walla Walla
Tnstead
Union
Mason
W. S. Goodman
Hadwon Bay
Grant Copeland
Oliver Cornwell
W. P. Resor
W. S. Ladd
Portland
Ore
A. J. Splawn
North Yakima
Mr. Miner
Heppner
J. L. Smith
Spokane
Short Horn
Dr King's New Discovery Aids Coughs and Breathing
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk New York says her daughter nearly died from wooonins cough and bronchitis until Dr King's New Discovery was used. A relative with advanced consumption also recovered. The remedy is advertised as infallible for coughs and colds with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles, Tallman & Co offering trial bottles free.
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W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
Pendleton Oregon Council Orders Webb Street Gravel Improve
Notice from Pendleton city council dated October 3 1001 states Webb street between Clay and Oak streets will be graded with gravel or crushed rock at stated cost. Remonstrance against the improvement may be filed with the city recorder within ten days. By order of the common council recorder J A Beam.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Webb Street
Clay Atrest
Oak Street
City Recorder
J. &, Beam, Recorder
Catarrh Cure Claims All Conquered by Blood Therapy
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous tissues, promising to destroy the disease’s foundation and build the patient’s strength with a $100 payoff if it fails. Address J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. Pills offered as best.
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Tone
Hall
Hay
J, Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
Stage Lines For Sale Including Government Contracts
Stage Lines For Sale from Sumpter to Whitney and other towns with all stock vehicles equipment and government mail contracts. Terme 1000 cash balance from receipts. A fare opportunity Sumpter Transportation Co Sumpter Oregon. Kodo Dyspopeia Cure claim not a stimulant to tired nature.
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Sumpter
Whitney
Canyon City
Granite
Lawton
Alamo
Carnead
Sumpter Transportation Co
Oregon
Pew Life and Vigor
Tallman & Co
Vaudeville Praise For Fraser Show In Pendleton
The Fraser vaudeville night in Pendleton drew enthusiastic applause for a clean, lively program. Two comic performers and a slack wire act provided original entertainment while avoiding suggestive content and offending no one. Tickets were 75, 50 and 25 cents.
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Fraser
Pendleton
Perape
Patro
Honolulu
Weston News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Farm Activity
Mine Margaret Proebate moves to Tacoma to enroll in an Episcopal nursing program. Harvesters work in W P Willaby’s 25 acre corn field between Weston and Athens with good yield. George W. Proebstel Jr. family returns to Weston occupying Main street hill. Mr. Proebstel sails soon for Spokane. N A Pinkerton of Athena returns from Billings after buying horses for British government. about 13 carloads shipped for English troopers in Africa. New normal school building walls completed. boiler setting and plastering underway. roof work begins. structure described as imposing amid Athena growth.
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Margaret Proebate
Tacoma
W. P. Willaby
Weston
Athens
George W. Proebstel, Jr
Alba
B. B. Hall
Main Street
Prowbstel
Spokane
N. A. Plckerton
Athena
Billings
Mont
Pinkerton
Residence on Avenue and moves of local residents
The piece notes T J Klek to occupy a new home soon and Otis Loveridge at Woeton with parents after returning from Nome with Henry F Pierce. It mentions litigation delaying local development and the Pioneer and Goone companies needing capital to survive last summer. Otis plans to leave for California in a month.
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Ho Er
My Avenue
Mentin
P ‘ Hon
T. J. Klek
Otis Loveridge
Woeton
Nome
Henry F. Pierce
Imja
Otis
California
Proclamation endorses Paine's Celery Compound as national remedy
Jefferson City Missouri September 2 1901 Welle Richardson Co Gentlemen Paine's celery compound praised by Edward Kenny and others as great national family remedy. The letter recalls Dr Edward Phelps who introduced the formula and treated nervous disorders inducing strong demand for the product.
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House of Representatien
Jefferson City
Welle & Richardson Co
Paine
Edward M'Kenny
Edward Phelps
Whitman Freshmen Defend Class Flag Clash on Campus
A fierce class clash at Whitman College over a class flag ends with freshmen rescuing and suspending the banner atop the flagpole after a battle with sophomores led by Al Chittenden. Several sophomores are captured and disarmed, while professors intervene to free the bound upperclassmen. The incident follows a prank that escalated from the night before and involved cut banners and tense patrols.
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Whitman
the Statesman
al Chittenden
Ieee
Lonch
Chittenden
Paine's celery compound praised as new medical era
An advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as a steadily rising remedy used worldwide by physicians and the public. It compares its significance to ether in surgery, cites a testimonial from Edward McKenny, and warns against fake patented remedies.
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Paine
Phelpe
Edward McKenny
Portland and Tacoma Exhhibition Game Sought in Pendleton
Portland and Tacoma professional baseball seek an exhibition in Pendleton with dates October 16 17 or 18. If Pendleton favors either Portland or Tacoma the other team may tour a nearby town. The move follows the end of the regular schedule. A separate note praises One Minute Cough Cure for children’s relief.
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H. J. Stillman
E. F. Chapler
Portland and
Dyspepsia Cure Offered by Portland Pharmacists
A note describes Nau’s Dyspepsia Cure as curing an ulceration of the stomach after suffering. It lists Tallman & Co. and other druggists as sellers and Frank Nau of Portland Hotel Pharmacy as sender. Price is 1 dollar per bottle or six for five dollars with express prepaid.
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Nau
Tallman & Co
Frank Nau
Portland Hotel
Portland
Oregon
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the Fraser
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Whitman Boys
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