Milton Herald highlights college events and local notes
The Milton News notes the seventh annual commencment of Columbia College with events from May 4 to 8, listing speakers and graduates from Milton Day ton and Corvallis. It reports Odd Fellowship anniversary at Rotwone lodge and Rev Harvey Saker Smith's farewell sermon. Additional items include contractor notices, local Institute plans, horse theft, and community happenings in Echo and surrounding areas.
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LO. O. F
Smith Mas
Milton
Apri
Columbia College
C. T. McCausland
Corvallis
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Robert Compson
Virgil Knavely
Mise Bessie Jones
Corvatso Reese
Dayton
Anne Laura Caldwell
Dayton, Wich
Mies Anne Piper
Roland Teolstep
Ward Smith
Freewater
Christian Church
Lst
Kentucky
Bitten by a Spider Prompts Arnica Salve Remedy
A Bosjneville Tex man faced blood poisoning after a spider bite that could have cost him his leg. He credits Ruckien's Arnica Salve for relief, noting four jars healed the sores after initial use. Also mentions Tri-State Inter-Scholastic events at Walla Walla May 2-3 with O R and N Co offering rail fare promos and tickets on sale May 1-3 via WM McMurray Portland.
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Tohn Washington
Bosjneville
Tex
Ruckien
Tolimon & Co
Walla Walla
Wash
Wm, M’murray
Portland
Salem penitentiary costs and convict labor earnings report
On March 31 Salem state penitentiary housed 373 convicts. For the quarter ended that date expenditures totaled 412,215.24 with 6992.62 paid for ml cries and employes. Convict labor at the Northwest Stove foundry yielded 4226.33 in earnings.
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Salem
Northwest Stove
Pest new flat headed borer threatens Washington apples
Washington orchardists face rising trouble from the flat headed apple tree borer now spreading on the western side of the state. A State College experiment shows three fourths of tested trees damaged, with newly transplanted trees particularly at risk. Method to remove the grub involves scraping trunks and washing with ice solution as experts warn this pest could become a major problem for growers this year.
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Washington
Collera
Shithon Stall
Bares
Jorge
Mat Neade
Weashington
Etatt
Shriner Special Trains To Los Angeles Imperial Session
The Shriners of Oregon Washington and Idaho plan a large special train to the imperial session in Los Angeles. Portland Shriners report strong organization with Pullman cars dining car and baggage car. Seattle Tacoma and Spokane will contribute cars. John Paul Jones of Southern Pacific will run the train via the San Joaquin valley. excursion tickets valid for 10 days with return option.
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Myellc Shriners
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Loa Angeles
Portland
Welock Np
Portland Shriners
Pullman
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Inelute
John Paul Jones
Southern Pacific
al Kader Temple
San Joaquin Valley
Alifornia
Irrigation plans surveyed for Malek federation
The Co operative Christian Federation will next week survey extensions to the irrigation system along Willow creek in the north part of Marion county. It plans two large reservoirs to store fresher-season waters for dry months and moves ahead on railroad, irrigation and town site projects with stronger finances and Oregon bonus sales.
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Co-operative Christian Federaion Teegins
Co-operative Chyriellin Federaton
Wilow Creek
Malheur
Federation
Wallie Nash
Portland
Oregon
Treland Skating Rink Reopens With Johnson Orchestra
Johnson's full orchestra provided music as Treland skating rink reopened after enlargement. The expanded venue offered more floor space and a new price at pleasure. From 6 to 7 last evening the rink was well patronized and entered a new era of entertainment.
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Stink
Johnson
Treland
Hte the Jhintt
Ninth Cavalry Heads to Manila from Fort Riley Base
The headquarters bind and first squadron of the Ninth cavalry under Colonel Peter Momun depart today from Fort Riley for San Francisco to board transport for Manila. The Seventh Cavalry relieves the Ninth after serving at Fort Elley for about three years.
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Nimh Cavalry
Manila
Jonetson City
Kan
Ninth Cavalry
Peter Momun
San Francisco
Manla
Chet
Sevnoth Cavalry
Ninth
Fort Elley
Revival Meetings Continue at First Christian Church
Revival meetings at the First Christian church draw Goml audiences and strong interest. Themes are presented with earnestness and clear treatment. Meetings run from 7 45 PM to 10 PM each evening. Victor Dorris invites the public to attend tonight.
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First Christian Church
Moir
Frank
Victor Dorris
Paragrapher’s watch notes catch small market drift
The Pendleton Tribune text notes modest upward movement in scarce goods as observed by the paragrpaher. It reflects daily market mood reported by local chronicle and printed observations from the Pendleton area press.
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Pendleton Tribune
Pandlete
Tribune
Athena Girl in the List photograph feature
In Oregon Sunday Journal April 28 the page notes Mies Edna Stahl of Athena appears in the Oregon's Wivet Beautiful Women feature with her photograph listed among the selections.
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Athena
Oregon
Oregon Sunday Journal
Mies
Edna Stahl
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk’s Office
The county clerk records license grants to Jamen Christensen and Dora E. Aunt, and to Roy Horne and Bessie Ninehart, according to the East Oregonian.
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Jamen Christensen
Dora E
Roy Horne
Bessie Ninehart
Wolves on Western Ranges May Boost Beef Supply Says Chronicle
The Chicago Chronicle argues extinction of wolves on western cattle ranges would raise national beef supply from 16 to 20 percent. Government studies show dens near foothills, with litters of five to 14 pups. Wolves are dangerous to calves. trapping and poisoning advised with scent decoys. losses estimated at 10 to 20 percent of calves in Rocky Mountain ranger herds, costing about 21,300,000 dollars annually. Also 1500 acre litigation: Prairie Development Co. wins against F. A. Brackwell and Liebers over Lake Pend d’Orille land, court requiring contract performance. potential impact on Hayden Take to Pend Oreille project.
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Saya
Chicago Chronicle
Rotaky
United States
Bad Innde
Joyiow Oy
Aujisouw
Rocky Mountain States
F. A. Brackwell
W. W. Wood
Vetiiane
Squaw Bay
Blackwell
Hayden
Tramway Break Paralyzes Town In Grand Cable Collapse
Koogiin tramway wires snapped today sending 32 buckets tumbling down the hill and damaging terminal gear. Doc McLaughlin and Chester Talcott narrowly escaped with their lives as the heavy cable wrecked derricks and gear. Damages are estimated around $20,000 with service expected to be out about six weeks.
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Twenteton Tribune
Doc McLaughlin
Chester Talcott
Talcott
McLaughin
Fire destroys Stockton home from children playing matches
Parma Herald reports J. H. Stockton's residence was destroyed this afternoon with all contents in a fire started by his children playing with matches. The loss is estimated at 2000 dollars with no insurance. This is the second fire at the same site linked to the same cause in recent years.
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J. H. Stockton
Beer and tonic beverages touted for home use
A liberal supply of our pugg and nourishing beer or voda wottis of all kinds should be in every well igpointed home. They are not only excellent thirst quenchers, but are admirable tonics for the sick and convalescent. Our beer is brewed scientifically with pure water, malt, and hops. Case of two dozen bottles delivered to your house for only $1.00.
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Gradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
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Department of Uericlture
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Politcak Be & CO
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F. J. Donaldson
King County
Shriners
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East Oregonian
TTE Fair Department Store
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Lake
Pend d'Orieile
Heneh
Ftead
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