Echo Businesses Undergoing Renovation and Local News
Echo Oregon reports spring improvements with hotels restaurants and many homes receiving renovations new porches and paint. a baby injured near echo requires stitching by doctor dor n while typhoid fever sickens willard harris at butter creek. local troupe plans to perform in pine city after success at the iccf hall. visitors include wood in freewater hake in walla walla sailing and coburn in pendleton, plus editor bark er visiting pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Esselystyne
Dorn
Willard Harris
Buttercreek
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Prompt Cure
You will find no better medicine for coughs and colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It not only gives relief it cures. Try it when you have a cough or cold and you are certain to be pleased with the prompt cure which it will effect. For sale by all dealers.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Healed Severe Leg Ulcer
Mrs Josephine Sargent of Exeter New Hampshire writes of a disastrous leg sore that nearly required amputation. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla, the wound healed completely in ten bottles and her health returned. she credits the remedy and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Hood
Josephine Sargent
Hermiston Girls Picnic to the Butte
Special Correspondence from Hermiston Oregon reports about twelve young Hermiston ladies carrying coffee pots and frying pans for a picnic to the top of Hermiston Butte, returning late in the evening. Marion Briggs, a Hermiston schoolgirl, visited Pendleton to see her mother in the hospital. Earl Jerger returned to Portland to stay. Otto G. Sapper was in Umatilla. Rev. F. Jones left for eastern Oregon. H. R. Loughlin, formerly of Hermiston now in Spokane, met with prospective settlers.
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Hermiston
Ore
Hermiston Butte
Misa Marion Briggs
Pendleton
Earl Jerger
Portland
Otto G. Sapper
Umatilla
F. Jones
Oregon
H. R. Loughlin
Spokane
Adams Oregon Social Roundup Lists Local Visitors
Adams Oregon on April 19 records a series of visits and trips. Celia Simonton an Athena visitor. Mr and Mrs W Taylor Linn Wash guests of Miss Mildred Rogers. Mrs Melntyre and Mrs C Gemme visitors. Pendleton visitors include Mr and Mrs G Hansel shopping in Pendleton. Dr Newsom of Athens a professional visitor. Homer Watts of Athena an Adams visitor. Mrs Ethel Simpson and children of Portland stay with Mr and Mrs M A Baker. Mrs John Giess and daughter Winnifred Pendleton visitors Thursday. L L Lieuallen attends grand jury in Pendleton. Hobart PERINGER leaves for Oaksdire Wash for summer. Jessie Adams returns to Pendleton after month with Adams relatives.
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Adams
Ore
Celia Simonton
Athena
W. Taylor
Linn
Wash
Mildred Rogers
MelIntyre
C. Gemme
Pendleton
G. Hansel
Dr. Newsom
Athens
Homer Watts
Ethel Simpson
Children
Portland
M. A. Baker
John Giess
Winnifred
L. L. Lieuallen
Hobart Peringer
Oaksdire
Jessie Adams
Adame
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound testimonials
Backache signals organic weakness, says a St. James Missouri reader. Anna Bender reports irregularity and monthly cramps eased after using the compound and Sanative Wash. Bertha Dierksen from Dixon Iowa notes relief from weak back and irregularity. Both endorse sharing the testimonial to aid other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bender
St. James
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Bender
Dixon, Iowa
Bertha Dierksen
Lydia E.pinkham
Editors Speak at State University Address
A H Harris of Portland Labor Press and Elbert Dede of Cottage Grove spoke to University of Oregon journalism students on April 1. Harris urged editors to fight for good living conditions and community improvement, while Dede praised rural papers and warned against limited local influence.
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A. H L. Harris
Portland Labor Press
Elbert Dede
Cottage Grove
University of Oregon
University
A. H. Hares
Elbert Bode
Cottage Grove Sentinel
Harris
Rade
Americans urge registry bureau for American girls of long lineage
Mrs Jake Stone Minneapolis DAR delegate urges a bureau to register all American girls with royal or noble ancestry to prove the nation’s elite roots. The measure was tabled. Salem Oregon April 18 many bodies are being moved from the state asylum cemetery in anticipation of removing the entire cemetery. The legislature funded a crematory and unclaimed remains will be cremated once finished. current cemetery land will be used for farming.
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Washington
Jake Stone
Minneapolis
Congress of the Daughter of the
Wilson
Aquor
White House
Salem
Ore
Insans Asylum
Portland Referendum Set On Sterilization Bill
Portland residents prepare petitions to refer the sterilization bill passed by the recent legislature to a public vote. Judge M Munily, leader of an opposition group formed locally, announced the anti measure effort and aims to involve the people directly. The report notes ongoing petition drives and community reaction to the proposed law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
M. Munily
Peti
Prepared conditions leave many bonds out of circulation
Fragmentary OCR text notes that conditions had been prepared and only minor technicalities keep them from circulating. It references processes around financial instruments and regulatory steps, suggesting lingering barriers rather than final approvals. The readable portion emphasizes the ongoing effort to push bonds into distribution despite remaining hurdles.
Ring Becomes Hat Pin From Mother’s Ring
A reader recalls an engraved band ring that grew tight on a finger and was cut and bent flat to become a modern hat pin. It preserves the keepsake while gaining practical use as a stylish accessory.
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Holt Harvester
Pendleton Agency
Holt Combines
Haines Houser
Best
McRae
Rigby-Clove
Reynolds
Holt Combined Harvesters
Phoenix
Eelinde. NG
Murphy Bros
Court ST
Umatilla County
Echo
Upper
Front St
Exeter
N. H
State University
Dp. A. Rus
Mrs. Stove
Germin Emperors
United
United States Tire Company
Seventh Street
Carters
Rae Cents Ncyt Chemical Company
Ptld Owe
Clarke, Woodard Drug CO
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