Pendleton Press Recounts Local Holiday Happenings
Sunday visitors include Mies Areta Bothrook in Pendleton and Alex McKenzie with Earl Simington from Avrams. Birth of Claude Price to James and (Mrs.) Conley noted, with townsfolk from Weston and Walla Walla in attendance. Community notices cover church services, funeral attendances, harvest business, and Christmas preparations across Athena and Milton.
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Pandleton
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M Smith
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Helix News Notes From The Advocate Highlights Local Arrivals
John Tompkins visited the county seat on Saturday while Victor Burke joined Athena visitors at a Clan dance. E A Bennett the Athena painter is finishing the new school building. Hops McPherrin and Hazel Miller of Athena stayed with Mrs John Nusbaum as the Club dance was attended. Hugh J Bellbag reportedly leased the Kenneth McRae ranch northwest of Helix and plans to move there.
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Careless With Gold In Early Klondike Mining Camps
A Chicago Record-Herald report describes lax gold handling by Klondike miners and packers in sparsely settled camps. Nuggets and dust are stored in improvised containers like cans and sacks, with little ownership or sealing, risking theft or loss. Names of specific places or individuals are sparse, but the account highlights dangerous negligence in gold storage and transport in Dawson City and surrounding routes.
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Rainmaking fallacies and red water organisms
The piece argues nature's rainmaking is too vast to be altered by human methods and cites experiments with dynamite failing to affect rainfall. It also notes red water in salt lakes stems from a reddish pigmented microscopic organism whose presence may color crystals formed from saturated brine.
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Australia
How It Impressed Her At Cape May
A young interior woman first sees the Atlantic at Cape May. On the windy beach her escort asks about her first sea sight. She replies it smells like the oysters, smiling ecstatically at the vast seascape.
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