Kidney Pills Promise Relief for Back and Kidney Disorders
Many people misread back pain as mere muscle ache overlooking kidney trouble that can lead to diabetes or Bright's disease. Dosa's Kidney Pill is promoted as the remedy, with Pendleton residents like W. Wells testifying to permanent cures. Sold by dealers, 60 cents, Foster–Bilburn Co. of Buffalo, sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Donn's and take no other.
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Bright
Pendleton
W. Wells
Palace
Dean
Foster-Bilburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Donn
Maxwell Irrigation Sues Furnas Over Land Claim
Echo notes an injunction by Maxwell Irrigation against the Umatilla River Water Users association over land Furnas signed to the group. The land, valued at about 19,000 dollars, remains part of a larger government project. Attorney Roscoe R. Johnson, from Portland, will handle legal work, with Mr. Morton of the reclamation service due to stay a short time. The creamery building is completed and awaiting equipment. Wool in Echo warehouse reaches about 125,000 pounds with total expected deliveries around 650,000 pounds this season. Eagles carnival preparations are underway for April 30 and May 1 in Hecho, with the Echo baseball team debuting uniforms under Cloyd Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Irrigation Company
Roscoe R. Johnson
Portland
Water Ueers’ Association
O. P. Morton
Reclamation Service
Johnson
R. B. Williamspon
Holgate
Water Users’ Association
Williamson
North Yakima
Sunnyside
Tieton
Stuhl
Echo
Hecho
Haytes
Cloyd Oliver
Presbyterian Church
Catholics plan national young men association in U. S.
New York April 16. A plan to establish a national association for Catholic young men in the United States has taken definite shape with approval from Cardinal Gibbons and archbishops. Wealthy Catholics including John D Crimmins, Mayor Dunne of Chicago, W Bourke Cochran, Justice McKenna, and Countess Leary vow aid. A million dollar trust fund is proposed. Plans to be discussed at Baltimore Cathedral with a national committee to be formed. The Paulist Fathers support the move as leading American Catholicism. The idea envisions building association buildings in towns with libraries baths study rooms and a department of higher study.
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New York
Inns of the Young Men
E Christ In
Cardinal Gibbons
Ivreland
Farley and
Ryan
John D. Crimmins
Dunne
Chicago
W. Bourke Cochran
McKenna
United Statess Supremeée Court
Countess Leary
Pauliste
Chriseian Association
Department of Higher Mudy
Southwest Development Convened in St Louis
Hundreds of commercial clubs and newspaper representatives from eight southwestern states gather in St Louis on April 16 to plan development and resource exploitation. Nearly 600 clubs and 600 newspapers from Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, New Mexico and Arizona are expected. Prominent speakers are invited. the two day session ends with a program and refreshments. Governor and mayor will attend and speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Business Men's League
Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Odeon
Golconda revival in Sumpter district progress noted
The Golconda mine receives its first car of machinery including Christensen concentrators and mill plates, with power plant set to operate next week and main tunnel extending into Wide West ground. Metallurgist Johnson confirms promising dumps and McCarthy plans to mill old English dump, signaling strong prospects for renewed production in the Mother Lode district. A separate notice reports S. B. Carson, 27, brakeman for Great Northern, fatally injured near Bonner's Ferry after being cut by an oncoming train.
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Blue Mountain American
Umatilla County
Golconda
Christensen
McCarthy
Johnson
S. B. Carson
Great Northern Railway
Bonner's Ferry
Carson
Inet
Portage Road Out of Use Sparks Open River Row
The Oregon Daily Journal reports the portage road closing is near, with Open River association plans to keep a boat line on the upper Columbia. Open River Transportation will halt through Portland to upper Columbia freight as Regulator Line refuses to handle traffic via Three Mile rapids, stirring rail opposition and possible wagon ferrying of freight to the portage road. Mountain Gem to haul freight for contractors while negotiations with Regulator Line continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Open River
Oregon Daily Journal
Open River Association
the Journal
Open River Transportation Company
Portland
Upper Columbia
Regulator Line
Regulator
Strone
Open River Company
Intercote
Hagarde
Portaga Road
Celilo
Columbia
Dalles
Pendleton Lumber Sale Notice and Claim Loss
Public notice announces sale of Gray’s Harbor Lumber Co assets in Pendleton. Lucinda McFarlane, 84, endured persecution and loss of a white pine claim near Coeur d’Alene Idaho. The claim, once valued at $10,000, was sold for $20 after a trial in the Coeur d’Alene land office from April 10 to 12. Debts to the firm are to be settled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Gray’'S Harbor Lumber CO
Lucinda McFarlane
Coeur d'Alene
City
Idaho
Colonel Lane Keeps Santa Ana Swords from Mexican War
Colonel Joseph Lane of Juliaetta Idaho possesses the swords of General Santa Ana captured in the Mexican War. The weapons came into Lane's possession at that period and remain with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lane
Juliaetta
Idaho
Santa Ana
Lane
Mothers Doughnuts and a Memory of Oregon Bread
A narrator recalls a ritual of visiting John Dyer's shop for doughnuts and bread, comparing the scene to memories of their mother. The storefront sign promises familiar treats like "the doughnut like mother used to make" and Butter and pie fruit, with a nostalgic scent transporting to a red-painted old farmhouse door. The verse ends noting “Made in Oregon” eggs at a price per dozen.
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Abe
Lydia Ekham
Abby F. Barrows
Nelsonville
Athens Co
Ohio
Lydia
Geo, H. Payne
Ransom Building
Roslyn
U. S
Y. Roslyn Wood & Coa- OO
W. ©. R. Depot
California Fig Syrup Co
Pendleton Drug Co
W.D. Fletcher
Dence
Echo News
the Water Users’ Association—Water Users’ Association
Plang
Young Men's Christian Association
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Hack Movement
Eral Movement
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
Fabrice
Fishman & Peters
Bock
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
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Northern Pacific-Burlington Railways
Omaha, Kansas
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Northern Pacific-Burlington
Walter Adams
Oregon
B. Calderhead
C. R. Ry
Walla Walla, Wa
A. D. Charlton A. GP
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John
East End
J. W. Dyer
M. L. Warren
Rihorn & Warren
T. C. Taylor Hardware Store
J. L. Vaughan
W. C. Minnis
Hennings’ Cigar
Peoples Warehours
East Oregonian
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