Mrs M N Graves to Speak on Temperance Here
Mrs M N Graves, national organizer for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, will lecture at Thompson Street Methodist Church on the 17th and 18th of this month. Accompanied by Miss Wade, an elocutionist, she will address young people and women only sessions. All lectures are free with collections to defray expenses.
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M. N. Graves
Thompson Street Methodist Church
Graves
United States
Mise Wade
Miss Kimbrell Leaves for Deaconess Training
Miss Nellie Kimbrell will depart soon for San Francisco to study Deaconess work as a profession. Tomorrow evening at the Thompson Street M E church a reception will follow the installation of Epworth League officers and honor Miss Kimbrell with a send off featuring kindergarten methods as a leading feature.
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M. E. Church
Nellie Kimbrell
San Francisco
Epworth League
Kimbrel
Thompton Street
M. E
Contract let for new cold storage house work
Contract awarded to H. Motiagsu for stone work on the new Groulich cold storage house. Project to be pushed rapidly with emphasis on timely completion and efficient execution of masonry tasks.
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H. ©. Motiagsu
DeWitts Little Early Risers Popular in Local Ad
Packing and cold storage house progress. brick contract not yet let. Excavation advances and stone work to start next week. A local testimonial from Bob Moore of Lafay ette, Ind. praises DeWitts Little Early Risers as gentler and more effective than other pills, sold by Tallman &.
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DeWitt
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
DeWittt
Tallman
Horses Stolen From Saylor Ranch At Butter Creek
Two bay horses and one gray horse and gray mare were stolen Friday night Oct 2 from Saylor Ranch at Butter Creek. All are branded 1 B connected on left shoulder. Reward $16 each. $50 for conviction. R H Stockard Echo Oregon. For flood victims Laurence Monterastelli is working at Arlington and Heppner with Mon terastelli Brow business. G W Hartison runs the Heppner branch during Monterastelli’s absence.
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Saylor Ranch
Butter Creek
Boulder
Tate
Laurence Monterastelli
Arlington
Heppner
G. W. Hartison
Monterastelli
Isiness
Harris
Merchants' Cafe Menu and Lunch Hours
Merchants' Cafe offers a constant band of seafood and cheeses including imported Neverwirst Frankfurters Hamburg eels crawfish crabs and oysters. Hot lunch served daily from 11:90 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Home Nearly Completed Remodeling On Mrs Johnsen Property
Home remodeling progresses on the north side of Mrs M A Johnsen property with a nearly finished project. A complete and entirely new plumbing outfit is being installed.
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M. A. Johnsen
County Institute Speakers Draw Big Attendance in Weston
J F Nowlin reports Weston hosts the Umatilla County Teachers Institute on November 4 and 6 with Judge Lowell speaking on Horace Mann and State Superintendent Ackerman on The Trend of Education. Free entertainment for teachers and train fare only cost. Weston Normal and public schools praised for progress, new apparatus and departments. attendance expected to exceed prior years.
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Judge Lowell
Horace Mann
Ackerman Wiil
Weston
County Superintendent of Public Schools
J. F. Nowlin
Umatilla
Nowlin
Weston State Normal School
Citi
State Normal
Weston Public School
Paul Wyman
Monmouth Normal School
Contest Over Abandoned 160 Acre Land Near Pendleton
The case before commissioner Joe Parks tested abandonment claims on the northeast quarter of section 23 township 4 north range 20 east about 20 miles north of Pendleton. Jefferson Cunningham seeks the land after Lahue, quien held a homestead since October 1100, failed to prove residence. Cunningham, represented by H A Collier, contests Lahue by claiming the tract. J Hy Raley defended for Lahue.
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Yeater
Joe Parks
Jefferson Cunningham
Elmer & Lahne
Range 20
Pendleton
Lahue
Cunningham
H A Collier
J. Hy. Raley
Epworth League to Install Officers at Methodist Church
The Epworth League at the Methodist church on Thompson Street will install its newly elected officers tomorrow evening after preaching services. Officers include Preaulant F Brown, vice-presidents FP French Mrs Robert Warner Miss Vernie Westfall and Mrs Willian Atchivon, secretary E G Westabrook, and treasurer Miss Grace Oliver.
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Methodist Epworth League
Epworth League
Methodist
Thompson Street
Preaulant
F. Brown
FP. French
Robert Warner
Vernie Westfall
Willian Atchivon
E. G. Westabrook
Grace Oliver
A Cure For Dyspepsia Claims Swift Relief
Mrs W W Saylor of Hilliard Pennsylvania reports complete cure from severe dyspepsia after using Kodo Dyspepsia Cure. Advertisement touts appetite loss headaches constipation sour belching and indigestion relief with natural digestive juices and tonics. Sold by Tallman Co.
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Tallman & Co
Mrs Cora Cooper Leaves Sheridan for California
Mrs. Cora Cooper has gone to California from Sheridan where she has been visiting with her father’s family for some time. She may remain in California until next spring.
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California
Cora Cooper
Sheridan
Hurlburt Recovers From Illness Amid Portland Ties
W. H. Hurlburt the J. W. P. Company president of Portland, once described as in poor health, is greatly improved and on the path to recovery. Readers are invited to visit the office or write to learn more about this development and related interests.
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Hurlburt
W. H. Hurlburt
J. & W. P. Company
Portland
Club and Federation Plans and City Club Meetings
Pendleton club women prepare a busy week with reg ular meetings by the Thursday Afternoon Club the Current Literature Club and the Woman's Club. A conference with Professor Conklin aims to frame and hang art works, with a joint club committee to coordinate. Mayor Hailey will discuss entertaining guests at the irrigation convention and federation ties to forestry and irrigation across Oregon and Washington. The article notes broader federation activity in October and Idaho conventions, plus concern over the reform school superintendent's removal and civil service reform.
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Royal Clubs
Professor Conklin
Conluin
Ackerman
Chiba and Federation
T. G. Hailey
California
Washington
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Northwest
Idaho
Oregon Finh
Hadyth Texlor Wetherred
Millie Trumbull
Portland
HB. Wade
Oregon Chub
Reform School
Etate Federation
Favorite Prescription Brings Strength to Weak Women
A historical testimonial ad touts Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related disorders. It claims to restore regularity, stop draining, heal inflammation, and renew health after years of illness. The piece urges use and notes the Common Sense Medical Adviser is mailed for a small fee.
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Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Look Out We’re Coming Look Out We’re Coming
A garbled ad style note promotes Odor 400 Coffee with quirky claims about its aroma. It reads as a playful, nonsensical invitation to try the product, mentioning a Ferris wheel and a tapir as absent elements. The text lacks clear details or a coherent event.
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Miss Kimbrell
R. H. Stockard
Echo, Ore
MR. Consumer
Lise
F. S. Younger & Son
County Institute
E. E. Lahne
Michael Murphy
Club and Federation
Dutton
the Candy Man
OWL
ST. Joe Store
Romberey
Heinz
Garmel
Boston Sto
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