Personal Mention Reflects Town Visit and Local Events
Zoeth Houser and A. Miller visit Pendleton while Mrs. Duffy of Ontario and Victor Groshen return on business. Knight of Pythias, Knights lodge, and local ministers figure in travels. Marriages and hunting trips noted among residents. clerks urged to attend La Dow meeting. McManus lauded for press work.
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Zoeth Houser
A. Miller
Pilot Rock
R. R. Duffy
Ontario
Victor Groshen
Moore
Morp
EB. C. Skiles
Pendleton
Knox
Weston
Charles White
Lot Livermore
Kirkman
Athena
Thomas Ayres
H. J. Stillman
J. M. Spence
L .B. Reeder
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Portland
R. Rankin
Echo
Walter Planting
Rhoia Benson
H. Koepke
Pocatello
Idaho
H. G. Lake
United States
Joseph
Hotel St. George
Miss Moble V. Gaither
F. Macgougan
Pacific States Telephone Company
W. B. Gillett
Palouse
J. T. Hinkle
Monroe Hicks
A. Bollerman
Spokane
Walla Walla
Bruce Parrish
Della Bowers
Robert Warner
M. E. Parsonage
Mr. Parish
William Wall
Bellmont
Kan
Myrtle Wall
A. Rupe
J Curvallis
State Agricultural College
G. Y. Harry
Oregon State Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Clerks’ Union
P. Ball
la Dow Block
J. P. McManus
Adame Ad
McManus
Big Spuds Unearthed In Oregon Town
P Patterson brings two enormous White Burbank potatoes to the East Oregonian office. One weighs 3 pounds 3 ounces and another stretches 15 inches tip to tip, believed to be the longest in the region. Grown by Mr Patterson on Mrs Annie Lee's Birch Creek ranch six miles from town. Both tubers feature several prongs and are oddities of the potato family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Patterson
East Oregonian
Burbank
Patterson
Annie Lee
Birch Creek
Workmen Social to Celebrate 34th Anniversary in City
Workmen Social Viola Lodge No. 114 A O U W held a regular meeting with M W degree work and a banquet. The lodge will observe its 34th anniversary next Tuesday night in the city with Grand Master William Smith and Grand Chief Laura Smith of Baker City as honored guests of the Workmen and Degree of Honor.
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Workmen
Viola Lodge No
A. 0
U. W
William Smith
Laura Smith
Baker City
Sunday Church Services and Events Schedule
Multiple church notices detail Sunday services across Congregational, Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches with times for Sunday school preaching and evening services. The Salvation Army announces plans for a lecture by Colonel French in October, with local officers attending grande baker city and walla walla corps.
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Congregational Church
M. E. Church
South
I. E. Barl
Elijah
Epworth League
Etta Thompson
Thure Fay
E. B. Jones
Salvation Army
French
San Francisco
Dib Iin
Portland
To Grande
Baker City
Walla Walla
Benefit of Strikers Raises Sixty Eight Dollars
The Painters' Union collected 68 for the benefit of striking coal miners. Donations include many names and small amounts from numerous individuals and firms, totaling 63 after a long list of contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters’ Union
William Lane
T. J. Maloy
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Brock & McComas
W. §. Badley
Tallman & Co
Joe Basler
the Delta
M. A. Rader
M. Gratz
P. P. Collier
J. Selbert
Chris Rawley
T .Morris
L. G. Frazier
L. Hunziker
George Hartman, Jr
C. K. Cranston
J. T. Lambirth
Baer & Daley
J. G. Hurley
Baker & Oge
T. Olson
Oliver & Co
Demott & Co
J. E. Russell& Co
Frederick Nolf
G. A. Hartman
Charles Sharp
Guy Haden
E. M. Lyons
Rudolph Martin
Jamcs Crawford
Hawley Bros
EB. J. Murphy
Otto Berger
J. F. Robinson
Foe
Charles Lane
Rain Starts Seeding Farmers Begin Farm Work
Rain will begin seeding across the county as soils loosen. Farmers report the rainfall a valuable boost, wet enough for field tasks and pasture weed control, with drills to start Monday. Summer fallow ground is in excellent shape, allowing thousands of acres to be planted in coming weeks.
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Drilla
Local street marking described on Main Street to Vincent
Readable text notes marking along Main Street from Garden Street to Vincent at Court intersection. No dates or official names provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Main Street
Court
Great Britain's Strength and Health Advice
From Britain's trade returns to health tips, the piece notes the wealth of the average person hinges on health and urges Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a daily aid to prevent indigestion flatulence belching and related ailments, claiming it prevents many illnesses and will not disappoint users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
What is Judaism and who is a Jew
A sermonlike piece argues Judaism is defined by education and adherence to Sinai laws, not birth. It contrasts Jews with Hebrews and Christians, asserting faith, reverence for God, and shared charity unify believers. Also includes classified-style note about Pendleton residence for sale or trade and a dad college joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sinai
No Bicyclists Fined Today In Pendleton Police Court
Pendleton reports a quiet police court day with no fines for bicycle ordinance violations. Officials note prior laxity but vow to enforce rules, aiming to deter future breaches. A license of 60 cents per month is mentioned for bicyclists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Rush for timber drives perjury and sales to land syndicates
Government timber lands in Eastern Oregon are said to be almost gone as Eastern syndicates push to seize large tracts. Locators lure men with offers of cash to sign, then arrange to buy lands after nine weeks of advertising. Syndicates promise to back costs and pay locators $100 to $200, while urging large, consolidated holdings. The piece also notes reduced enlistments to slim the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Astern Syndicates
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D. Armstrong & Co
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Tallman & GO
Station
West Alta Street
Bridge
West Webb St
F. Earnhart
First Presbyterian Church
Robert J. Diven
First Baptist Church
Ontaro
Lavi Johnson
KR. W. King
Church of the Redeemer
Ilany
Carrier
Detroit Free Press
Orlan Clyde Cullen
U. 8
Supreme Court
Patent Office
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Washington, D
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Bay Pot Ag
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E. T. WA
ST. Joe
Lonsdale
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Carrier Millin
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