Churches and services listed for several denominations
First Christian Church holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m with W F Taylor as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7. Miles Matilene Fraker to sing in the morning. Victor Dorris, minister. Christian Science Society meets in Room 6 with Sunday service at 11 and the subject Substance. Sunday school at 9 16 a m. Wednesday meeting at 7. Reading room open daily 9 30 to 10 20 except Sunday. German Lutheran preacher Rev G Sprattier from Warren will speak tomorrow at 2 p m in the BM E church on Thompson street. Services of interest to German Lutherans. All invited.
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First Christian Church
F. Taylor
Miles Matilene Fraker
Victor Dorris
Christian Science Society
G. Sprattier
Warren
Thompson Street
Last Sunday at Methodist church before conference
The Methodist Episcopal Church holds regular services with Sunday school at 9 a.m. led by A. J. Owen, sermon at 10:30, class meeting at 12:30, and an evening service of special interest starting at 7 o'clock. Epworth League and evening service unite. prayer meeting Thursday and cornerstone laying September 11 led by Pastor Robert Warner.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Warner
Presbyterian Church Morning Worship and Evening Sermon Change
Morning worship at 10 24 led by Rev J K Buchanan former pastor. Sunday school children and young people meet at the same hour. lesson studied in classrooms under regular teachers. Young people meet at 7 p m in the lecture room. Evening worship features a sermon by the pastor. Mid week services return Thursday evening. Members urged to note the change in evening service time.
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Presbyterian Church
J. K. Buchanan
Fire setter Benjamin Brown burns his father’s home in Lewiston
Lewiston Toledo Sept 1 Benjamin Brown 28 son of J W Brown painter arrested just before 4 am for setting fire to his father’s Main street residence. He also tried to burn the Manning and Schroder homes. His own house burned and spread to an adjoining vacant building. two bedrooms damaged in the others. Brown speaks unclearly, claim unclear motive. Father says Benjie addicted to drugs and sold paint brushes for 60 cents recently.
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Lewiston
Toledo
Benjamin Brown
J. W. Brown
Main Street
Brown
Fred Manning
C. H. Schroder
Lewiston Steam |Undry
Ben
Regret fuels accusation in home fire case
The speaker recalls a prior remark and contends Ben set the home ablaze to exact revenge, alleging he was under the influence of a drug at the time. The statement frames a calculated misconduct tied to a personal dispute and substance use.
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Ben
T N Improvements Begin Twenty Two Stall Roundhouse
Men work on a new O R N roundhouse at La Grande under contractor foreman W H Wiggers. Erection includes temporary offices, tool rooms, and a material spur behind the existing structure as the large project proceeds.
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la Grande
W. H. Wiggere
EL A Firendon
EH. Wiggers
Hotel Arrivals at St George and Pendleton
A list of guests arriving at Hotel St George and Hotel Pendleton includes C R Williams of St Paul and many others from cities such as Spokane Portland San Francisco Baker City Seattle Seattle. The roster features numerous individuals and couples, spanning American cities and regions.
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Hotel
St. George
C. R. Williiams
St. Paul
L. B. Young and Wife
Canada
A. BR. Prell
Spokane
C. Rox- Rous
Heppner
W. A. Finnell
Walls Walla
A. T. Laurie
Portland
IR. N. Hayden
San Francisco
George
T. Poteat
Fred Mitchell
City
G. B. Atkinson
G. S. George
J. A. Petzold
Kansas City
Charles F. Soderling
Baker City
H. L. Jackson
New York
M. Abraham
Stroble
Herman A. Schmer
Ray Reéenslaw
Ebb, Hughes
Chicago
Amelia Henry Berkeley
G. HH. Black
Lewiston
Fllmbeth Whitehead
Cincinnati
B. E. Read
Essex Junction
Pendleton
W. Rice
L. Wetson
BR. Graves
S. Ingle
A. S. Bushee
G. Robinson
8. Swell and Wife
BE. FE
Vast Sums and Fatal Fires Across The World
Over ten years clean fiber proceeds in Yucatan reach 297 million pesos. Plumber Peter Hanson and his 10 year old daughter perished in a Rutty lodging house fire after arriving from Salt Lake ten days earlier. France audits 65,000 church property for reparations, leaving about 2,000 inventories. Southern Pacific plans a 500,000 terminal with 60 miles of tracks at Trooseville, California. Dispatches claim 6,000 troops massing at Malaya for a decisive battle. sultan’s forces number 400. Canada posted federal bounties totaling 835,591 for bronzes, steels, and other materials over 31 months. A Nevada coin flip ends a large Hig mining deal. Pine county claimsholder demands 100,000. Magnusen offers 475,000 at the Mon Tank Butte mine. Clipping of the coin seals the deal.
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Yucatan
Peter Hanson
Rutty
Salt Lake
France
Southern Pacific
Trooseville
Cal
Cio. Company
Mellili
Morréoney
Malaya
Aultan
Canada
Sheene
Nevada
Hig Divteiet
John Momnur Aen
Pine County
Wy. J. Daweon
Montank Butte
Magnusen
Northwest News Highlights Local Incidents In Brief
Joseph Jennings was badly injured after a fall from a Forest Grove house. A gambling-closing effort is underway at Fort Leavenworth, Wash. Multiple games run night and day. Sherwood Bank in Washington County filed incorporation papers, with capital stock of 26000 dollars. Seven hundred boxes of pears stalled in Albany due to transportation delays. Dunsmuir slide linked to corn shortages. Miner John Robertson died instantly after a fall at Mate Idaho. A charcoal tar and creosote company with 64000 dollars capital formed at Troy Idaho. A Troy inventor touts a new process promising a large local industry.
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Joseph Jennings
Forest Grove
Fort Leavenworth
Wash
Bank of Sherwood
Washington County
Papera Priday
Albany
Dunsmuir
John Robertson
Standard
Mate Tdaho
Troy
Latah County
Idaho
Milton's new dynamo installed at power plant
The Milton Eagle reports a new dynamo installed at the Milton power plant is already in operation aside from a few minor parts neglected by shippers. Parts are ordered and expected within a week. The dynamo is described as up-to-date and a source of pride for Electrician Taylor.
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Milton
Taylor
Smail
Milton Eagle
Prune crop drives busy packing houses at Milton
The three packing houses in Milton are active with the prune harvest. About four cars, around 1000 crates each, are shipped daily. Saturday set a record with seven carloads. It takes 140 packers to ready the fruit for shipping and they earn from 1 to 3 dollars per day.
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Froit
Milton
Mliton Eagle
Arrival of laborers to railway camps in Troy Idaho
Eighty laborers arrive at Troy and are taken to camps for the Washington Idaho Montana railway project, with local business Baker & Folsom advertising their furniture as the homefurnishing choice.
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Troy
Idaho
The
Washington, Idaho & Montana Railway, Or
Theni Ag
Baker & Folsom
Soldiers Hanged for Mutineers In Holaingfora
A London dispatch reports that today in Holaingfora 19 soldiers and three civilians were executed by hanging for mutiny. The event follows a recent court martial and reflects harsh wartime discipline abroad.
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London
Holaingfora Saye
How Japan Did A Story of a Wonderful Campaign Against Dirt
Maron K Tukoki, former Surgeon General of the Imperial Navy, describes Japan’s military hygiene program. He credits diet reform with nearly eradicating beriberi, details water purification, boiling, and distribution of rations, and stresses personal cleanliness, proper clothing, and insect control as pivotal to battlefield health and efficiency. He cites mortality comparisons across wars and claims an exceptionally sanitary army.
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Maron K. Tukoki
Imperial Navy
Mudical Bureau of
Japan
Polson
Poldice
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