Meway Iema of Interest From Our County Exchanges
In Umatilla County notes from the Ma East Oregonian, Page reports farming activity and local residents. Harvests finish with variable yields, several crops threshed, and workers hired for threshing. Local incidents include a house move, wagon collision, and a broken wrist from a street sprinkler accident.
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Meway Iema
East Oregonian
T. P. Page
Athena
W. BR. Campbell
J.L. Cox
Yoakum
J. M.P. Snyder
Monsieur Vic Poquette
McKay Creek
Pendleton Echoes of Local Life and School Plans
Sunday church service in Pendleton with Elder J. N. Richardson officiating. The Miltonian resumes publication under Brown Bros. Henry Fierce reports 24 bushels per acre from his reservation ranch. Subscriptions for the M E church south school rise. 1900 needed to secure the school. Rev Tageart leaving Milton saddens locals. A wind and rain followed by smoke. Birth: a girl to Mrs Jeff Marsh. Dr Carlisle may move to Condon or stay. Rev F A Parish resigns. Spokane conference on 28th. Chas Arthur ill. Alex Manning returns from reservation to Meacham then plans to attend State Normal School at Weaton.
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Ed Logan
Fletcher
Alpha
Ed Wood
McMorris
Tom Price
Bade
Dry Creek
Milton
Wood
Court of
Weston
Joe
M. E. Church
South
Jeff Marsh
Carlisle
Condon
Gilliam County
George
F. A. Parish
Spokane
Chas. Arthur
Pendleton
Alex Manning
Meacham
Alex
Weaton
Four orphans placed in Eastern Oregon by Portland society
The Boys and Girls Aid Society of Portland placed four orphan boys in as many different families in Eastern Oregon. Deputy J. M. Carney and the sheriff's office prepare to levy taxes. Blue Mountain company plans poles south of Pilot Rock. A Curran place threshing accident halts work. Vacation time prompts readers to consider Hood's Sarsaparilla for health.
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Boys and Girl’s Aid Society of
Portland
Oregon
Jesse Moore
Umatilla
Echo
Chas
Rogers Jand
Sheriff's Office
J. M. Carney
Camas Prairie
Blue Mountain Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pilot Rock
Epee
Curran Place
Helix
George Bazan
Killing Pine Trees White Butterflies Threaten Northwest Forests
A Spokane Chronicle reader, Oscar de Camp of Pleasant Prairie Washington, described a pine forest infestation where trees near Pleasant Prairie showed rusty coloring and were found alive with a red green worm eating the trees. He noted butterflies covering the upper mountain pines and reported continued sightings during a return visit.
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Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Oscar de Camp
The
Spokane Chronicle
Tagaity
Pine pineworm threatens orchard and timber loss in July to August
The report describes a butterfly that becomes a worm in July and the worm, transformed in August, infesting pine trees for next year’s hatching. In that vicinity alone about a thousand acres of moe timber have been destroyed by this pest since summer. The worms spare fir and tamarack but devastate bull pine. If they attack fruit trees, orchards may vanish nationwide within two years.
Local Briefs From Pendleton Athena and Beyond
The Athena column reports visits by Mrs. F. B. Boyd and others, with Pendleton and Meacham trips, harvest notes, and a band rehearsal planned. A deputy sheriff injury, stolen saddle, and hotel details are noted, plus ads for Shiloh’s Cure and Clover root. Local residents, tradesmen, and a horse-tossed deputy fill the town’s bustle.
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Pendleton
Golden Rule Hotel
Tribune
Matt Musgrove
Karl
Shiloh
Mexican Barley a Success in Palouse Experiments
Reports from Colfax and Pullman describe Mexican barley as a hard, dense, malting cereal with wheatlike appearance. Yields reached 76 bushels per acre under wet conditions. cultivation suited to low, wet lands. Observers see potential for brewing use and widespread planting next season. Also covered is a Heppner church row ending in a pastor’s arrest on coercion charges with possible split in the M E church.
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Palouse
Exicam Parley
Colfax
Pullman
Heppner
M. BE
C. E
J. M. Dennison
M. E
Tragic Dollor Burn Death Near Dayton
Orval Earn Campbell aged two died after a fire started by matches while playing with his sister on Starveout Ridge eight miles from Dayton. Mrs. Jones cared for the children while parents worked on threshing. The boy ignited his clothing. cries were heard too late and he died before a physician arrived.
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Dayton Courier
Orval
Myre
Earn Campbell
Starveout Ridge
Dayton
Shiloh's Cure Adverts Catches Attention with Guarantee
An old clipping promotes Shiloh's Cure with a guarantee claiming it cures incipient consumption. It markets as the best cough remedy priced at one cent per dose, highlighting affordability and trust. The misspelled text reflects 19th century advertising language and emphasis on medicinal claims.
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Shiloh
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Alonso
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al. Toney
Besant
Frenne New School
Tageart
Pendleton ‘Triune
Hood
F. B. Boyd
George Hansell
Henry Adams
Maine
Mrs. Bradley
Ilwaco
John Ridenour
Pete Marsh
Weston Monay
George Martin
Teacher's Institute
J. Blogh
Lake France
Tacoma
Hudson
John Foss
Leon Levy
Union
Union County
Masta Gholson
Main Street
Golden Rule
Allen
W. I. Mowery
Jarvinville
W. Va
G. C. Osborn
Knapp, Burrell & Co
Walla Walla
Dr. Holmes
Saling’s
Leonard Bender
Holmes
Charles Sweegle
Whitman Station
Chamberlain
Wm. Pinkerton
Ayer
Tam
C. H
East Auburn
Weil
Oreier
F. Ricsecwa
Shaw
Oni
y_Hood
C. A. Barrett Co
C. A. Barrett
Dr. Price
Northern Pacific Farmer
Frank Lee
Granger
United States
Tar Preas
Great Northwest Journal
Thomale
Ba Rep
Sumer
Airenay
Adva
Pacific Farmer
McNeill
Great Northern
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
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Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
San Francisco
W. H. Hurlbut
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Quick
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Beale
Maw Stazer
Aruens
Oxegen
Northern
Pacific
Gurion
Nieve
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