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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
4
The Heppner Times dated Thursday September 22, 1904 announces subscription rates for one year six months and three months and notes publication as a weekly paper from Heppner Oregon. It lists postal and business details and mentions local meeting notices.
A Morrow County Development League note urges persistent local advertising to attract tourists and business. It stresses attractive literature, truthful messaging, and broad distribution, plus public hospitality. Oregon Development League members meet at Grants Pass to boost state growth. The Oregon Woolgrowers Association meets in Shaniko with Congressman Williamson attending to discuss range and forestry issues, drawing large attendance.
Mrs Walden Rhea entertained a large group of children at her Gale Street home on Sandey afternoon from 20).
A Friday evening gathering at the residence of Prof D V S Head featured a decor by Heward Gore. The event concluded with Gore departing Saturday morning for Portland to enter the North.
The Heppner public school opens with a steady enrollment that grows daily. Principal Reid says the board is successfully securing high grade teachers, and the start is under favorable conditions for the new term.
The ME Church service next Sunday will be emceed by Dr G L Tafts superintendent of the Oregon social league. Sunday school begins at 10 am Epworth League at 5. Percy Crispier is pastor. The ME Church Seath pastor will preach to children at 11 o clock and invites all children and grown people. J M Beaxp, Pastor.
Secretary Birrell of the Oregon Information Bureau at Union Depot Portland notes odd mail curiosities. An Indiaman asked if oxen near Portland trample mud so farmers place boards on horns to keep them from sinking. Another inquirer requested details on California.
Joseph McElhiney of Linton praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for over twenty years of sales and satisfaction. The advertisement asserts the remedy gives quick relief and is pleasant to take, urging readers to buy from local drug stores.
A writer notes Oregon requires more advertising as settlers inquire about farm housing and interior dangers. He offers a half bale for sale and ready ranch supplies including cattle feeding mangers. For details contact C P Bowman in Echo Oregon.
The court sets a final account hearing for Mary E Geel deceased in Heppner Oregon. Executor Maveeerrexp, Eeeeowr, appears as required. objections to the account must be filed before the hearing date. Notice follows an order of Judge T W Ayers issued September 3, 19M.
Deceased estate administrator files final account for the estate of George Bavernfield in Moran County Oregon. Hearing set November 7, 194? at courtroom of Heppner Courthouse. Interested parties may object by the deadline noted in the order of Judge T. W. Ayers.
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