Hermiston to Build Two New Churches and Depot Nearing Completion
Hermiston plans two churches funded by subscriptions as Baptist and Methodist groups move ahead with construction. The Baptist church near $2500, Methodist about $2000, with Rev. Hermiston and his wife to stay until the Baptist church starts. The R. & N. depot is nearing finish with midmonth move of the agent to a new building, while warehousing and irrigation project activity draw settlers and investors.
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Hermiston
Baptists
Emanuel
H.T. Frazer and Son
Montana
Fraser
Hermiston Mercantile Company
W. J. Gorman
St. Louis
H. C. Beebe
Traverse City
Mich
L. Morgan
Portland
Newport & Skinner
Hermiston Realty Company
Jackson
Mejor Lee Moorhouse
Hermieton
Mr. Taylor
Orchard and Farm
Animal shells show retrogressive aging marks in cephalopods
A Washington scientist notes that shells of cephalopods brachiopods and some bivalves bear retrogressive changes with age. He says the old man returns to second childhood and the cephalopod shell’s old age resembles its young form despite ornate adult features.
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Washington
Started Early Enough
A humorous exchange highlights misunderstandings about timing and romance. A father questions a young couple about goodnights while the fall girl reveals a late hour for goodbye. A writer quips about how a first book often leads to a second success, joking that his second was a bank book.
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Mary
Philadelphia Ledger
Old Age and Rushing
A Manchester Union note argues that age cannot halt speed as the mile a minute class thrives while no old bags keep all cogs in order.
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Manchester Union
Modern Irish and Greek Compared by The Guardian
A reader notes that modern Irish is more difficult than ancient Greek, while a separate reference remarks that milk of human kindness is not dispensed from and can.
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Manchester Guardian
Edison to Inspect John Day Cobalt Mines in May
Edison plans an Oregon visit in May to inspect John Day cobalt claims held under option. Eastern capitalists show interest as cobalt, valued at about $140 a ton, emerges from John Day mines with potential for large scale investment if findings satisfy Edison.
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Oregon
Thomas A. Edison
Selents
Menlow Park
John Day
Edison
Baker City Herald
Modern 7-room houses on installment plans
Multiple properties listed with price tags 2750 to 2750 and 700 dollars. Listings include a 7-room modern house on Logan Street with two lots, a 7-room modern home on 814 East Alto Street, and a $50 rooming house on South Main with 12 furnished rooms and long lease. All offer deferred payments at 6 percent.
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Logan Street
Alto Street
Mark and
Blaine
South Main
Malin Street
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Umatilla
A Gleser
P. Nestor
Baker City
Fannie Connor
Georgetown
Tenn
Dr. King
Tullman & Co
East Oregonian
Will Forbrache
R. E. Lingan
Pendleton
BR. L. Yandle
Hot Lake
J. B. Switzler
Captain Baughain
Norma
George H. Goebel
Calvin
Coleman
B. R. Lapham
Tme
Harley McClure
Marshal Kelley Bar Hay
John McMuron Fat
Brnton County
Plymouth
John
Heppner
Heppner Poole
Ingular Feesion
Paca
Ty O Weal Company
G. L. Hall
Charles Jt. MeCalley
Vno Meone
Tall
Hall
Riley
MeCailey
de Witt
Rexall
United Drug Company
Calisaya
Pendleton Drug CO
Roxall
Tallman & Co
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Ake
Potlatch Lumber Co
West Alta Street
Weat Court Street
Main Street
West Court
North Side
Jane Street
Alta
Court
Webb
Leamore & Bigkers
Insurance and Real Estate
Inddridg
Pendleton, Oregon
Oregonian
E. J. Murphy
E. Court St
Perdleton Drag
Orville Coffman
Alfalfarm Dairy
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F. X. Schempp
Proprietress
Colesworthy
Chop Mill
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