Prospects Bright for High School Football Team
Prospects are bright for a splendid year at the high school with 123 students enrolled this morning, nine more than opening day last year. Seniors number 15, juniors 37, sophomores 39, and freshmen 32. Harold Warner serves as president with Ina Kippy as vice president and Hazel Means as secretary. they join Principal Hampton and Superintendent Sanders on the executive committee. Tracy Baker returns as captain and Cress Sturgis as manager as the squad hopes to repeat last year’s state championship and aim for the Northwest scholastic title with many former players back.
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Northwest
Harold Warner
Ina Kippy
Hazel Means
Sanders
Hampton
Tracy Baker
Cress Sturgis
The Hour to Act on a Cold Is Now
The text urges immediate action at the first sign of a cold warning that delaying leads to deeper illness and longer suffering. It stresses not waiting, as each hour lost can extend recovery time.
Smoke but no fire at bakery blaze alarm
Saturday evening the fire bell rang for a suspected bakery fire at Hohbach bakery behind Standard Grocery. Smoke poured from the bakery roof and front doors as the damper was off, but investigators found the oven smoking and no active fire.
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Hohbach
Hook and Ladder Company
Market Day Sale At District Fair
Market day sale to be held at the fair pavilion on Saturday the fair’s last day. Entries are now being received as a large crowd is expected making it likely one of the largest sales. No sale occurred last Saturday though stock had been entered. Owing to the manager Sam Bitner’s recent loss, many believed no sales would take place.
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Sam Bitner
Boundary board to rules in Milton Freewater case
The Freewater Milton School boundary dispute arguments were heard Saturday with the boundary board taking the matter under advisement Judge Gilliland indicated a decision likely upon the return of Commissioners Walker and Lee from the east end The board faces a hard task as all arguments and testimony have been submitted
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Freewater-Milton
Boundary Board
Gilliland
Commissionera Walker and
Lee
East End
Milton-Freewater
Hewitt A Pest. Helix Rancher Cited To Appear Before Grand Jury
Helix rancher George Hewitt, noted for liquor trouble, must face a grand jury. After Hewitt accused three boys of robbery, allegations touched Hewitt himself. County Judge Gilliland released the younger Cane and Leonara boys. the older Cane boy, who admitted stealing $7.50, to possibly enter Boys' & Girls' Aid Society.
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George Hewitt
Helix
Hewit
Hewitt
Gilliland
Cane
Leonara
Boys’ & Girls’ Aid Society
Death of 17-year-old Clay Bartley at Maple Street
Clay Bartley son of Mr and Mrs John Bartley died at his Maple street home at 1 AM yesterday from typhoid fever. Funeral service held at Baker Folsom parlors with Rev Storey delivering the sermon. Body shipped to Weston on the 12 30 train and interment occurred there this afternoon.
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Clay Bartley
John Bartley
Maple Street
Baker & Fol
Ing
Storey
Weston
Knights of Pythias Back To Regular Monday Meetings
The Knights of Pythias will meet tonight and every Monday evening. Meetings were paused during the extreme heat but cooler weather brings the fraternal order back to active activity under Chancellor Commander Quin lan.
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Knights of Pythias
Quinlan
K. of P
Educational Day Speaker at District Fair by Colonel Hofer
Colonel E Hofer editor of the Capital Journal Salem and chairman of the normal school regents will speak Friday at the district fair as part of the educational day program.
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E. Hofer
Capital Journal of Salem
Normal School Regents
Milton Case Unsettled By School Board Members
After hours of hearing, Milton school board members grapple with a plan for handling a unsettled case. Officials weigh options and seek a path forward amid ongoing questions and community concern.
Milton Echo select space for fall booths and exhibits
Milton and Echo residents choose space for fall exhibits and prepare displays. This year Freewater will host a separate exhibit instead of joining Milton, as in past arrangements. Harry Thompson, formerly with the Savings Bank and later Wilcox Implement Company, sold his stock after a recent fire and is now based in Portland.
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Milton
Echo
Freewater
Harry Thompson
The
Savings Bank
Wilcox Implement ,Company
Portland
Five Men Arrested in Matlock Resort Raid
In a room above the Matlock resort, five men were nabbed for rambling last night and each posted 25 bail. The police, led by Chief Gurden, withheld names, labeling them John Does on the docket. They ranged from a wheat raiser to a railroad worker, with three laborers, signaling no real gamblers among them.
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Matlock Resort
Columbia Saloon
Gurdane
John
Toll
Portland tops Los Angeles in thrilling 9th inning win
In Portland Oregon on September 6 the Northwest League game between Portland and Los Angeles flipped with each inning. Gran ey delivered a clutch single in the eighth driving in two runners to seal a 5 to 3 victory as Wright and Rogers contributed key plays for the home team.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Ore
Graney
Wright
Rogers
Making of Dolls in Weimar by Consul Lowrie
Consul Will L. Lowrie of Weimar explains doll making stages in Germany. The process moves from raw material to factory assembly, with about twenty hands involved. Bodies mainly paper or kid, Angora wood hair, and elastic rubber from England, as styles shift yearly.
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Will L. Lowrie
Weimar
England
Tea as royal indulgence two centuries back
A clipped cultural note recalls tea as a royal indulgence from two hundred years ago while a consumer policy taunts a grocer’s refund gesture tied to Schilling's Dest, hinting at a historical echo of trade and loyalty.
Labor Day Parades Draw 40,000 in San Francisco
Celebrations in ITN Fresco area feature two large parades with about 40,000 participants and representation from sixty unions. Many attractions delighted the crowds as unions competed. Tonight march ends with exercises and labor speeches to follow.
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San Francisco
Murderous quarrel ends in self murder in Fresno home
Mrs John Hohanan died after being shot by her husband in a Holland colony home. He then killed himself after trying to kill their two sons Herbert and Cecil who are now orphans. Cecil struggled to stop the attack and protect his mother during the incident.
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Fresno
John Hohanan
Holland Colony
Herbert
Cecil
Plasterer to Challenge Zeppelin With New Airship
Leonard Lane of Berkeley announces he will challenge Count Zeppelin in flight once his nearly finished airship is completed. He is working secretly on the invention which will feature his own steering gear and speed apparatus.
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Berkeley
Leonard Lane
Count Zeppelin
Whiskey and revolver tragedy at Paulo Alto home
John Rodrigues, a butcher, shot and killed his wife after a quarrel at their Paulo Alto residence. He returned home drunk last night. authorities say the dispute resumed today and Rodrigues was arrested.
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Paulo Alto
Cal
John Roderigues
Roderiguez
Ared
Here
Rodereiguez
Harriman Backs Medford Boulevard Effort
Harriman and party spent two hours in Medford touring Rogue River Valley orchards. He voiced support for a boulevard from Medford to Klamath Falls and proposed an Oregon leader to head the movement due to his own frequent absence. He urged prompt action.
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Medford
Harriman
Rogue River Valley
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Lambert brothers arrive in Ritzville for visit
C. C. Lambert and Frite Plast, brothers of A. E. Lambert, both of Ritzville Washington, are in town for a visit today.
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C. C. Lambert
A. E. Lambert
Frite Plast
Ritzville, Wash
Addison Bennett Opens Bird Exhibit at District Fair
Irrigan's famed journalist Addison Bennett has secured a booth at the district fair to display a large collection of pigeons turkeys game bantams and pheasants. The exhibit promises interest for bird lovers and showcases Bennett's extensive holdings.
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Addison Bennett
Irrigan
A Sure Cure Cough Remedy Sold by Pendleton Drug Co
A persuasive 19th century tone touts Hickory Bark Cough Remedy as a dependable cure for lung troubles, coughs, colds, and sore throat. Marketed as pure and available from druggists and dealers nationwide through Pendleton Drug Co.
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Pendleton Drug Co
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