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to Celebrate at Heppner
THE SPIRIT OF 76" calls again as July 4th, 1926, the 150th
anniversary of our nation's birth, draws near. We are a favored
people, living in a free and prosperous country as a result of that
spirit which liberated our forefathers from autocracy and handed
down to us the right to "love, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."
It is fitting then that we forget our trivial cares on Independence
Day, and let joy rule our souls.
Heppner Post No. 87, American Legion, has arranged a high
class Athletic Carnival to take place in Heppner July 3-4-5, that
will prove a dispeller of gloom for all who come, and will afford
means of genuine celebration. Heppner has a good ball team that
will be matched with the best teams in Eastern Oregon; a championship wrestling
match is scheduled, and other attractions of equally good order are on the pro-
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sicuu. iuu wm enjuy eveiy imnuie 01 11. i nereiore, we, me Dusiness men or
Heppner, wish to commend the American Legion for its good work, and add our
invitation to theirs, for everyone to spend a joyous Fourth, or 3-4-5th, in Heppner.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
W. P. PROPHET
PATTERSON & SON
E. N. GONTY
M. D.CLARK
THOMSON BROTHERS
DICK WELLS
MAURICE A. FRYE
WILSON'S
SAM HUGHES CO.
HUMPHREYS DRUG CO.
JOHNNIE HIATT, Cash & Larry
FERGUSON CHEVROLET CO.
HARWOOD'S
ELKHORN RESTAURANT
CASE FURNITURE CO.
FRANK SHIVELY
Morrow County Creamery Company
GORDON'S
"FIRST FOR THIRST"
FARMERS & STOCKGROWERS
NATIONAL BANK
THE BROWN WAREHOUSE CO.
COHN AUTO COMAPNY
PHELPS GROCERY COMPANY
LATOURELL AUTO COMPANY
MARTIN REID
HEPPNER TAILORING SHOP
HOTEL HEPPNER
PEOPLES HARDWARE CO.
HEPPNER BAKERY
CLARK'S BARBER SHOP
CURRAN HAT SHOP
McATEE & AIKEN
M. L. CURRAN PASTIME
GILLIAM & BISBEE
CITY GARAGE
VAUGHN & GOODMAN
Heppner Farmers Elevator Company
B. P. STONE
CENTRAL MARKET
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES