Death of Grant Wade Stuns Condon Community
News wired from Spokane reports Grant Wade died after an intestinal obstruction surgery. He was 43, born May 6, 1866 in Clackamas County Oregon, and died February 6 after a bedside rally. Funeral in Olex Oregon drew hundreds. Masons honored him. He married Dora Belle Martin November 27 1889 and left three children.
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Condon
Grant Wade
Spokane
Lester Wade
Olex
Ore
C. A. Hill
Curran
Masons
Arlington Branch
Clackamas County
Oregon
Gilliam County
Mother Earth
Dora Belle Martin
Tragic Death of 11 Month Old William Myers
William Howard Myers, 11 months old, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Myers, died after a pneumonia spell. Funeral held at Congregational church Wednesday at 2 pm, Rev E Curran officiating, burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. The bereaved parents and relatives receive broad sympathy.
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William Howard
Earl Myers
Congregational
E. Curran
Mount Moriah
Athletic Club to Give Reception in Condon
The Condon Athletic Club plans an informal reception in their rooms next Friday night February 18 with a special orchestra, short musical and literary program, several dances, and light refreshments. Invitations go out early next week as the committee invites many Condon residents and all members to attend.
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Condon Athletic Club
Condon
Convert Desert Into Garden Near Condon and Arlington
A Gilliam County land belt between Condon and Arlington, Oregon, defined by volcanic ash soil and mild climate, could become a premier fruit and garden district through the John Day irrigation project. Advocates cite proven local apples and the region’s suitability, urging state and national representatives to push the long-dormant project and compare it to Yakima and Wenatchee success.
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Gilliam County
Condon
Arlington
Oregon
West
Northwest
Shuttler Flat
Barnett
John Day
Yakima
Wenatchee
Rock Creek
B. C. Rogers
United States
Fred Edwards Sells Ranch Interest on Upper Thirtymile
Fred A. Edwards sold his half interest in a 1600 acre stock ranch on upper Thirtymile to his father for 10000 dollars. The deal includes all stock on the ranch. Edwards plans to consider several propositions. Jay Bowerman returned from Portland after a week on business. Robi J. Palmer seeks athletic club dues. Martha and Monahan, Rock Creek ranchers, sold 70 ten pound pails of lard to the Barker Co at 2.00 per pail.
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Fred A. Edwards
Upper Thirtymile
Fred
Jay Bowerman
Portland
Robi. J. Palmer
Athletic Club
Martha & Monahan
Rock Creek
8. B. Barker Co
Edison Triumph Phonograph Promotes New Cygnet Horns
The Red Cross Company highlights the Edison Triumph Phonograph with Coygnet horn advantages. It features unobstructed sound passage, adjustable bell, and crane support. Cygnet horns fit Edison Fireside Standard Home Triumph or Alva models. The manager plans to travel to Portland to select new records and invites public test playing of 150 new two and four minute records.
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Edison
Standard
Home
Triumph
Alva
Red Cross Co
Portland
RED Cross Company, Inc
G. Potter
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Grim Reaper
Mrs. Earl Myers
Sherman Wade
Clem
Peter Halleen
San Francisco
Wm. Dunlap
Court House
Sturgill
Wayne Hackett
Enterprise
Robing
T. A. Weinke
Idaho
Wash
Flist Nat'l Bank
East Main St
Weinke
University of Michigan
Geo. B. Swafford
Eugene
Fred Edwards
Edison Phonographs
The
RED Cross
Home Bakery
Rollins Studio
Van
Geo.b.dukek
Pree
A. Greiner
WM. Wehrli
J.mclough
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