Pendleton Health Fears Typhoid After Summer
Pendleton reports show typhoid and other fevers affected many residents with most cases traced to surrounding areas. Cooling weather lowers illness and a river rise should improve water supply. Health officer Henderson urges a city water filter and continued disease reporting.
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Henderson
Second Crop Strawberries Reported Near La Grande
Walter Lyman reports a fine strawberry crop on the Oldenburs place above town. Plants set out last spring have runners two to three feet long and a rich harvest in six months without irrigation. Berries at many stages from bloom to finished product are gathering for household use daily.
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The
la Grande Chronicle
Walter Lyman
Oldenburs
Congregational Convention Recommends Strong Ministry Standards
At the close of a ministers and churches convention a resolution was introduced and carried. It stresses that leadership character is crucial to church progress and urges churches of the denomination to uphold higher ministry standards.
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Congregational Convention
Congregational
Oregon Home Missionary Society Trustees Contract Policy
A 19th century notice urges a thorough vetting of pastors before aid, calling for contracts that prohibit applicants from arranging work with any minister not approved by the executive superintendent and board of trustees. The proposal seeks stricter oversight by the Oregon Home Missionary Society.
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Oregon
Tweed of Trustees
Oregon Home Missionary Society
Home Missionary
Eberelieé
Steal of Stove Stirs Cold Season Fears
Anticipating a cold winter, Louis Hunziker reported a stove stolen from his back yard after moving from a cottage on Alta Street to a Vert house on College. He left the heater outside for the summer and cannot locate it, the loss remains a mystery.
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Mr. Hunziker
Louis Hunziker
Huneiker
Alta Street
College
Huuziker
Waterfront Strike Shrugs Off Portland Work Force
About 1200 waterfront workers in Portland walk out as exporters refuse to recognize unions. Weston men Lieuallen Wood and Stewart went to Portland three weeks ago but could not work much as strike blocks loading. Police and detectives deter rioting while teamsters refuse grain handling at Kerr Gifford Hilfour Guthrie and Pacific Coast Elevator warehouses.
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Weston
Portland
Jesse Lieuallen
Lieuallen
Fd Wood
Frank Stewart
Lane
Kerr-Gifford
Hilfour-Guthrie
Pacific Coast
Bortsend
M. Liemtlen
Wood
Stewart
Schempphen sues Garden City Packing for rent due
F. X. Schempphen alleges Garden City Packing owes 2182.50 for rent on a room formerly used by the defendant company. A monthly 52 wage was paid, but the balance remains due after the company failed. J. T. Hinkle filed the suit in the circuit court.
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Driue
F. X. Schempphen
Garden City Packing Company
J. T. Hinkle
New Skating Wink and Thomas Erect Pavilion on West Webb
Wink and Ireland and Thomas are engaged in building a skating rink pavilion on West Webb street opposite the South Methodist church and expect to open next week. They formerly used a room in the Mathock Brownfield building, vacated months ago by the impetoment parlors.
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Ireland
Church of Christ Meetings At Court House Grow In Interest
Evangelist Roberts speaks tonight on The Differences Between the Church of Christ and the Christian Church at the courthouse meetings. All are invited and services begin promptly at 7 30 o clock.
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Court House
Church of Christ
Evangeliet Roberts
Christian Church
Cattle Bought by Union Meat Company Purchases 410 Head
Monday M J Palmer bought 160 head of cattle from Canyon City drivers Meers McCullough Houser and Hammer for the Union Meat company. He also purchased 250 head from Aca Thomson Echo Register.
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Echo
M. J. Palmer
Union Meat Company
Canyon City
Meers, McCullough
Houser
Hammer
Aca
Thomson
Echo Register
Cattle Drive to Feed at Butter Creek
Hubert Stanfield and Allen Thompson move 452 cattle from Grant County and 250 from Pendleton, plus 600 head near Heppner, to be fed along Butter Creek, per Echo Register.
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Butter Creek
Hubert Stanfield
Allen Thompson
Grant County
Pendleton
Heppner
Echo Register
Thaye Sells Music Store Item At Once In Weston Notice
J A Owenhouse of 819 Main Street Weston offers latent model Underwood typewriter new in box and one letter premium at a bargain if taken immediately. Also Weston Mountain potatoes priced at 1.26 each from The Peeples Warehouse.
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Thaye
Underwood
J. A. Owenhouse
Main Street
Weston Mountain Potatoes
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