Carnival Queen Contest Grows in Echo
The big Eagles carnival opens in Echo next Monday with pre events on Sunday. Governor Chamberlain will speak, hundreds visit from Umatilla county, and all shops adorn the city as officials expect a royal reception and plenty to eat on the grounds. The queen contest grows in interest as residents await results.
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Echo
Umatilla
Governor Chamberlain
Mentia
Creamery Company
Hosking
Making Good at Panama in Everybody's Magazine
Limnsay Denison writes on the Panama Canal showing sane, effective work amid graft and hindrances. The article lauds Stevens and Roosevelt’s engineer creed, arguing the American effort will be remembered for creating a habitable isthmus and a well-built canal despite foes at home and on site.
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Lindesy Denison
Panama Canal
Panama
John PF
Stevens
Theodore Roosevelt
Free Advice Promises Cure for Women Kidney Disease
Advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as elite treatment for chronic kidney troubles in women. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Sawyer of Conyers Georgia praising recovery after a year of doctors and a last resort with the remedy, noting free expert advice from Lydia Pinkham.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Sawyer
Lydia
Pinkham
Sawyer
Conyers
Eracees
Lynn
Nee
Violence at Winchester Saloon Dance Sparks Street Clash
A drunken brawl after a Winchester dance left Arthur Reese critically wounded from a knife attack by George Rowden. Mrs Boyd was cut, and the crowd mourns the surge of liquor traffic as locals push to revoke the saloon license. John King plans to oppose dances at the hall amid rising anti saloon sentiment in New Perce county.
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Culdesi News
Winchester
New Perce
Boyd
Arthur Reese
George Rowden
Reese
Hoyd
John King
Prosperity in Argentina Reports Record Growth
Argentina shows its most prosperous year with high prices and strong building. War winds down as imports and exports surge. Jurgien Chee previews a robust year for 1905. Agricultural output shines though locust swarms threaten crops in the north and west. Merchandise imports reach $205,000,000, up $17,000,000 from 1904, while exports total $922,000,000, up $66,000,000.
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Argentina
Regon
Aventist
Crook County registration ends with republican majority
Crook County Clerk Smith reports returns received after closing books raise total county registration to 168 percent. Of those registered 1018 are Republicans and 624 are Democrats, a Republican majority of 491. In Ireland, seventy Danish fishermen were drowned when three trawlers foundered.
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Crook County
Smith
Prineville
Cure Skin Diseases With S. S. S. Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges S. S. S., a vegetable blood cleanser from roots and herbs, as the best treatment for acne, eczema, tetter, psoriasis, and salt rheum. It claims external salves fail, the liver and kidneys must be aided, and the blood must be purified to heal skin conditions permanently. Also includes a testimonial from Espondido, California about a successful cure.
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Tetter
ACME
S. S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Bourne and press corruption loom in Pendleton letter
A Pendleton reader laments newspaper manipulation by Jonathan Bourne and W. U Ren, condemns subsidized coverage in Oregon, and argues that if Bourne had won the nomination the state press would have been complicit in his election. The note praises East Oregonian for resisting such influence and calls for reform.
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J. D. Stevens
United States Senate
Jonathan Bourne
Hind Bourne
Pendleton
East Crecontan
Straltia
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Tate
Oregon
Hourne
W. U'Ren
U'Ren
Bourne
United States
East Oregonian
Bowness
U' Rens
Power Dam Failure at Payette River Site
At 11 o'clock this morning the power dam at the mouth fork of the Payette river near Centerville broke away after gates released water into the canal. The 40 foot dam overflowed its crest for the first time and within twenty minutes the flow undermined and wrecked the structure.
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Payette River
Centerville
Dredge Plant Power and State Bank Interest Issues
A Centerville dam was built to supply power for Joseph Wharton’s dredging plant and two additional sites by others. Washington county treasurers seek interest on bank deposits after a legislative convention at Ellensburg. Mining men report 800 to 1000 miners active, with vast virgin ground in lead, silver and copper regions, straining existing mines.
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Centerville
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Wharton
Velve Capital News
Washington
Ellensburg
Spokesman-Review
Wallace Cor
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Milton Huber
Quinn
Walla Walla, Wash
American de Forest
Lundry
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Fishman & Peters
Sherwin-Williams
Pendleton Paint Store
Court St
W. C. Minnis
Hennings’ Cigar Store
Roslyn
Rosalyn
U. S S
Roslyn Wood
COA OO
Dence
Echo News
Government
Creamery
Milton
Rom
Milton Band
Eagles
Limnsay Denison
Everybody's
Emma Sawyer
Idaho
Ireland
Otto
Bradfield Regulator Co
Kei Tering
Atlanta, Ga
Brownsville Woolen Mills
Despain’s Cash Store
Golden Rule
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