Hermiston School to Build Addition
Hermiston board of directors votes to add a stone annex to the schoolhouse, contract awarded to H Rundquist. addition will use eighteen carloads of Pleasant Valley stone and aim to become a top local school building. Also notes Wallace Wilson leaves for Indiana law school, telephone lines extend to new districts, and sixteen homeseekers from Iowa with Columbia Land Co arrive today.
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Stone Annex
Pereona
Itema
Hermiston
Ove
Stone
H. Rundquist
Pleasant Valley
Wallace Wilson
Hermiston Bank & Trust Company
Hermiston Athletic Club
Valparaiso
Indiana
Wilson
Irrigation League
Her- Thiston
the Telephone Company
Cold Springs
Iowa
Anderson
Columbia Land Company
Washington
George A. Cressey
Hilbert
Wisconsin
Twohy Brothers
Cala Springs
W. BE. McMillen
Conden
Oregon
George Wurster
John Wurster
Central Meat Market
Norwood
Ohio
Fr. B. Swayze
First National Bank
J. F. Griffin
Caldwell
Idaho
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims $1000 for Uncured Cases
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County. Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co., swore an oath that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Testimony sworn December 6 before a notary. The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists with testimonials available.
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State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucas Cous
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
County of State
Mall
Vrane J
Shoes repaired at modest prices and wedding event
A shop advertises shoe repairs with ladies shoes 66c and gentlemen’s shoes 90c per pair. It touts new machinery by A Eklund and invites readers to a wedding in high life at M B church on Wednesday evening, priced at 26 cents admission.
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A. Eklund
M. B. Church
Echo Man Wins Civil Suit in Community Sale Case
In Echo Oregon yesterday Justice Scholl presided over W B Gillett vs Jos Leeser a daylong trial resulting in a plaintiff victory over sale and delivery of day last winter. The Echo brass band resumed practice under Harry Coyns aiming for summer hand concerts. Joseph Cunha bought Columbia Creamery property including grounds and plant and plans to restart operations. Local residents and visiting officials noted activity with Pendleton trips and nearby business travel continuing.
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Echo
Ore
Justice Scholl
W. B. Gillett
Jos. Leeser
L. A. Estab
Jos. Hinkle
Echo Brass Band
Harry Coyns
Jamos
Jos Cunha
Columbia Creamery Company
Joseph Cunha
Pendleton
Henry Pulmulter
Freewater
Jay Pulmulter
Ruth Young
Hermiston
R. H. McWhorter
Pilot Rock
A. B. Thompson
Senate Officials Show Disdain for G A R Veteran
Canton Ohio lawyer and Civil War veteran J J Clark filed a complaint in the Senate after a Washington visit ended with a blue suited guard escorting him from an unguarded door to the chamber Clark, donning a G A R button, argued the Senate should be public property for veterans. He demands Senator Dick investigate the incident.
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Washington
J. J. Clark
Canton
Ohio
Senate
Paige
Clark
Capitol
Blue
Lost in Cairo Pyramid Interior During Night Tour
A. J. McCourt, a Beattle man, recounts a misadventure inside a large Cairo pyramid. He and a companion entered with candies, wandered through irregular rooms and corridors for hours, and lost their way until Arabs spotted their lighted candles and found them. They returned to the United States aboard the Uner Chipy Maru after a yearlong world tour.
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San Francisco
Cairo
Egypt
A. J. McCourt
McCourt
Gurdane Valley News Notes Apr 27
April 27 notes from Gurdane recount William Troxel returning from Pilot Rock for medicine. Mite Emon Witlehter visits Nye then back home. William Corley and family host a Sunday gathering. Cronin and her son visit from Pendleton. Mrs Ely and family visit Mrs Hick. Mrs John Brown trips to Pilot Rock. Bank & Taylor sawmill resumes with fall blast. A Bank visits valley. Gurdane school to close May 18 after eight months. five valley students Bertha Ogle Floyd Hall Lloyd Hall Wilford Corley Ruby Ogle will attempt eighth grade exams. J A McClachin travels to Pendleton on business. Chas Ely near completion of taming. Dust storm hits valley Monday evening. D P Hicks and J & Wall busy with farming.
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Nye
Wiliam Corley
Bertha Ogle
Floyd Hall
Lloyd Hall
Wilford Corley
Ruby Ogle
J. A. McClachin
Pendleton
Ely
Tamb
Dream Balm Restores Taste and Smell After Catarrh
Ely's Dream Balm is applied to the nasal passages to quickly heal nasal catarrh that impairs taste and smell. The ad claims thousands praise its efficacy and urges purchase from druggists or by mail from Ely Bros in New York for 60 cents.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Cemetery Wall Construction Offered Before Decoration Day
Frank Duprat notes that concrete walls can be built around graves at the cemetery, available now or by calling Red 2627. Free information provided. Abundant health claim touted for Hood's Sarsaparilla, described as improving blood quality and appetite.
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Red 2627
Frank Duprat
Hood
Liquid Foot Fane Promises Relief at 26 Cents
An ad notes Liquid Foot Fane relieves tired aching and sweaty feet. Claims happiness for everyone at 26 cents a bottle. Sold at First Class Drug Stores.
Changes in D. R. & N. force at Umatilla
Special correspondence from Umatilla dated April 26 notes staff moves at the D. R. & N. Here foreman Sontihe Bergh resigns to take another post after five years in Umatilla. M. Braniff, master mechanic, transfers to Walla Walla. T. J. Egan from Scott & Jones oversees concrete shipments for Mrs. H. T. Patterson’s ranch work. P. Brower buys five acres near the Trincon ditch for a future home. T. F. Rogers, of Portland, attends to O R. & N. claim department matters. Mrs. J. S. Taylor visits for Port Hnd.
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Umatilla
Bergh
P. Francis Braniff
Walte Walla, Bat
Egan
Walt Walla
Scott & Jones
English dress shifts toward American styles
Londor reports from Fiditor Vincent of the Tailor and Cutter that the well-dressed man now wears a new pattern lounge suit. It is single breasted with two buttons, broad tape like a frock coat, and the waist button fastened. Silver gray is fashionable, with peg top trousers cutting full at the top and tapering to the ankle, signaling a shift toward American styles.
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Londor
Fiditor Vincent
Liquid Foot Base Offers Relief for Tired Feet
A local product promotion highlights Liquid Foot Base claiming to ease tired aching and sweaty feet. Available at Firat Class Dre Stores at 25 cents a bottle.
Dil and Eve Discuss House Cleaning or Cave Digging
Eve asks what task to choose as Adam proposes either cleaning their dwelling or digging a new cave. The exchange frames a lighthearted domestic debate between two characters about making a home better or expanding living space.
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Eve
Adam
CURES BLOOD TROUBLES Swift Specific Co advert
Purporting to purify and strengthen blood, an 1900s style ad claims S.S.S. cures rheumatism catarrh sores ulcers scrofula skin diseases and other blood disorders by using plant extracts. Promises gentle permanent results and offers a free medical treatise upon request from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.
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S.S.S
S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Blood Purifier and Tonic Praised by Patients
Letters praise S.S.8 as a powerful blood purifier and tonic. Mrs. Frank Horner of Canton credits it with curing an embarrassing facial skin eruption after many doctors failed. Charles Glenn of Mt. Jackson, Ind., says S.S.8 cured his lifelong blood disease and restored health.
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S.S
Antonic
Frank Horner
East Seventh St
Canton
Charles Glenn
Mt. Jackson
Ind
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D. P. Hicks
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