Milton News Highlights Busy Town Events
Musical entertainment by Miss Chris tendon and her class is announced for the new opera hall next Wednesday night. Remodeling of the M E church has been completed with services planned, including a union evening service with Presbyterian and South Methodist churches. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Homer Black. President Perry of Columbia college is quoted and absent. Weather notes, local visits, and district travel are mentioned alongside reports of a horse shot by vandals and road work extending toward the British Columbia boundary.
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Christendon
Mable Chastain
Bright
Herculanean Temple No. 61
J. R. Garvey
Walla Walla
E. J. Garvey
E. L. Smalley
Walla Wall
M. E
Presbyterian
South Methodiat
M. N. Graves
W. Cot. U
Jone
Freewater
H. M. Cox
Joe
Hamer
Arlington
Homer Black
Louie C. Perry
Columbia College
Umatilla
W. FL Parker
Hot Lake
John H. Lewis
U. 3, Geological Survey
Pendleton
A. Buckley
Despitcher
la Grande
Portland
Mra
Walter Frazer
Taylor
Mr. Clurties
Portland Wields Bonus Push for Weed Railroad to Klamath Falls
About 85 000 dollars have been pledged in a county drive to raise a 100 000 dollar bonus to entice the Weed railroad to extend its line 50 miles to Klamath Falls. Judge Baldwin and real estate man Worden are in Portland seeking pledges, citing the expected economic boom and irrigation plans. The project would reconnect routes via Sheephead West and old Huntington surveys, reviving transportation prospects for Klamath County and its 5 000 residents.
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Klamath County
Weed
Klamath Falle
Oregon
Minsanchusetts
San Francisco
Portland
George T. Baldwin
W. & Worden
Klamath Falls
Baldwin
Worden
Sheephead Wiest
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific
Klamath Lakes
Massachusetts
Seed Loss From Freeze Hits Sherman Farmers
A February hard frost damaged Sherman county crops, costing farmers about 120000 dollars in extra seed grain. Farmers expect the loss to be offset by a large harvest next season per the Wasco News report.
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Sherman
Sherman County
Wasco News
Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Cure Public Offer
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a premier nineteenth century remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles including Brights disease. It claims rapid relief for back pain and catarrh of the bladder and notes a free sample bottle offer and an accompanying booklet by mail to readers.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kidnerone & Co
Binghamton
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