Weston and Adams Incidents and Personal Mention
Diphtheria cases in Nelson family near the depot are recovering well. John Reynolds from Woodburn, Gre., visits his mother Mrs. R. M. Powers. Miss Ines Gross visits Verna Van Slyke after staying with Mrs. Brotherton at Athena. About 200 tons of timothy hay stored at Dozter's warehouse in Weston with weekly arrivals. Fletcher Co sawmill busy with nearly million feet of lumber and new edger. Fruit box factory in constant operation shipping boxes to packing centers. John Hubbard, elderly gardener, ill and sent to county hospital. Uncle Johnny, longtime Weston gardener, famed locally for his work. J. Bo DuPnis fell from a wood rack, breaking left shoulder and ligaments. Dr. Cashatt treated him. Two Weston mountain girls suffer runaway accident. Miss Sommerville injured thigh, Miss Vanderpool bruised. both taken to Mrs. Sigan Walden's home. Dr. Cashatt attended. Mr. Audette to follow after fall work. Mr. and Mrs. Art Reid moving to new home. Reid will join later. L. M. Watros holds a March 3, 1846 warranty deed from Platt R. Spencer and Persia Spencer to Hyrum Watrus, written with goose quill. Spencerian penmanship praised as relic.
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Fletcher Co
Weston Mountain
L. 0. Sommerville
L. Vanderpool
Miss Vanderpool
Miss Sommérville
Dr. Cashatt
Sigan Walden
Miss Sommerville
L. M. Watros
Platt R. Spencer
Persia Spencer
Hyrum Watrus
Watrus
Sundlay school class tea at Spoor home
Mrs Spoor and Mrs Bade Carlstrom hosted Sundlay school children at Mr Spoor's home yesterday afternoon. The youngsters enjoyed the gathering. Frank Moore leaves for Thorn Fellow station to start wheat buck duties for Interior Warehouse. J B McDill, Pendleton county poor farm superintendent, visited and found residents able to feed themselves. Thos Brewster reports good mountain weather but poor Lehman Springs patronage. Mrs Louis Andette travels to Clares-Wednesday morning to reside on new farm.
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Wm. Spoor
Mias
J. B. MccDill
Pendleton
Expert District Accounts Proposed for County School Clerks
The East Oregonian reports District Attorney Phelps and the county court may order export of the books of major county school districts. If districts refuse, clerks may be subpoenaed to present books for examination. Large districts likely include Pendleton Athena Weston and Milton with Clark and Buchanan as potential auditors.
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Phelps
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Athena
Weston
Milton
Clark
Buchanan
Dead Indian land claims spark Uintah reservation probe
G Clark former Uintah reservation chief ranger and chief of Indian police accuses that at least 52 000 acres of irrigable land on the Uintah reservation were allotted to dead Indians He asserts evidence exists and urges a proper authorities investigation He estimates 24 000 acres for 1 200 Indians 80 acres each plus 116 000 acres for 90 women and children 40 acres each total 60 000 acres
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G. Clark
Indian Police
Uintah Reservation
Indiana
Clark
Old Poneezer Pioneer J W Young Dead in Weston
J W Young died Saturday afternoon at his Weston home after several months illness. Heart disease is believed to be the cause. A pioneer of Weston he ran an early sawmill on Weston mountain and later built substantial property and farmland. He leaves a sister Mrs A Phillips as his only near relative in this country.
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J. W. Young
Weston
Mr. Young
Weston Mountain
Young
A. Phillips
State fair report notes top peaches and grower credits
The entry highlights peaches grown by Mr. Forsythe at the state fair, promising credit to the grower with the accompanying exhibit name. County solicitor Mr. Hobbs is to be notified for any worthy samples, and the orchard’s overload condition is noted in discussion of the display.
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Forsythe
Hobbs
Hard Year to Gather Exhibits Faces Spirit of Cooperation
He notes this is a very hard year to gather exhibits yet believes concerted effort by all participants can yield a creditable showing.
Fire at Hot Lake Threatened Buildings
A Tule Fire at Hot Lake spread over tujes and grass after sparks from a passing engine. Section men from the city were sent by switch engine to fight the blaze, which was brought under control after a hard battle. Reports of a hotel fire proved unfounded.
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Hot Lake
la Grande Observer
Dying of Famine Compared to Consumption Cure
An anecdotal ad states consumption tortures victims and friends, claiming Dr. King's New Discovery cured William Myers of Chartfoss Maryland after failing with other medicines. It promises relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and prevents pneumonia with a 50 cent to 18 dollar price and a free trial bottle at McBride's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Myers
Chartfoss
McBride
So-To- Hac for Kitty Geum Arranteed tolaccy habit cure
Unclear text appears to discuss a remedy or treatment claim involving Kitty Geum with references to a cost figure and substance names. The readable fragments mention a medical or therapeutic context and a financial amount, but specifics are corrupted. No verifiable entities or actionable facts are extractable.
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Kitty
Aiaruvvisis
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