Hermiston Activites Large Portable Engine In Use
Hermiston Oregon report notes a large portable Erie made engine and pump system is used to pump seepage water from a slough into a drainage canal. The unit is thirty horsepower with nine thousand gallons per minute capacity. Also mentions local orchard development, new office for Columbia Land Company, and community events.
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Hermiston
Ore
J. W. Tabor
Hermiston Valley
Great Valley
J. M. Scarborough
Umatilla Project
Allen
J. Leek
Tenino
Wash
Columbia Land Company
First Bank of
Union Depot
To ailing women a little sound advice helps
Pendleton readers hear a tale of kidney illness and relief with Doan s Kidney Pills. The ad cites back pain, bearing down, and nervous symptoms as kidney related, promising better health as kidneys improve. Mrs J T Galloway of Elgin Oregon endorses the remedy after dramatic relief, urging readers to buy Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents and to remember the Dean s name.
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Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Echo Smith vs Allen Land Case Heard in Echo Ore
Echo notes report Julia E. Smith versus Geo D Allen heard before Louis Scholl Jr contentee failed to appear. Land involved is quarter section of wheat land west of Butter creek and will go to La Grande land office for final hearing. City Marshal C M Borland made deputy sheriff. vaudeville prep by Echo firemen. Various locals travel to Pendleton Hermiston and nearby towns. alfalfa mill, meat shipment to Portland, and dance planned for April 16 by Echo orchestra. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised with health claims.
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Louis Scholl, Jr
Echo
Ore
Julia E. Smith
Geo. D. Allen
Butter Creek
la Grande
C. P. Bowman
Pendleton
Mable Lambert
Agnes Donahue
Hermiston
Fred Laughany
Doral Adams
Stanfield
Ed Horsch
John Bryant
Willma Bryant
Hugh Smith
Johnny Thomas
T. G. Smith
Laura Bonney
Ray Smith
Wailula
D. White
Lewiston
Idaho
Mr. White
Cc. E. Wells
Orble
F. T. George
Arington
Mr. George
W. J. Nickson
Cour d'Alene City
Mr. Nickson
Mra. C.A. Gilbert
Echo Orchestra
Portland
Witte Near Duel With Kuropatkin Averted
Former Premier Count Witte faced a possible duel with General Kuropatkin, ex commander in chief, after Witte criticized modern Russian military leaders for lacking moral courage and blaming others. Seconds were appointed and Witte clarified his remarks to apply generally.
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Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Notice to Contractors for Hermiston School Addition
Sealed bids for furnishing all materials and erecting an addition to the Hermiston Oregon school building will be received by the board of school directors until 6 p m April 14 1910 at the clerk's office. Plans by architect T F Howard require adherence except roof connections and plumbing fixtures. A five percent certified check payable to the clerk accompanies each bid. The district reserves the right to reject oral bids. April 2 1910.
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Hermiston
Oregin
Sala
T. F. Howard
Board of
Call for Warrants from Pendleton County Treasurer
General fund warrants registered during October November and December 1909 will be paid at the county courthouse upon presentation. Interest ceases as of the publication date. Dated Pendleton Oregon April 11 1910 Qa W Bradley County Treasurer.
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County Court House
Pendleton, Ore
Qa. W. Bradley
Daily East Oregonian by carrier, only 15 cents per week
Advertisement noting daily East Oregonian delivery rate for carriers at 15 cents weekly, outlining subscription details and terms for the local readership.
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East Oregonian
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Tallman & Co
Mexico
Guadalajara
Nemo
Fownes
Stein Bloch
Greater Alexander Department
USS
Sally
Ial
Russia
Dimity
Buster Brown
Buster
Newsy
SMITH
Allen Land
Witte
The
First National Bank
Oregon
Resources
United States
Warranta Bank
I. G. M. Rice
G. M. Rice
K. Cranston
Alta
F. A. Clise
Umatilla County
John Schmidt
Pen
Dleton, Ore
Cass Matlock
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