Freewater and Milton Notes Mixed With Local Accidents
Freewater supplies update with Walla Walla buyers ordering 100 cases of blackberries while the cannery plans full operation next week and tomatoes to be canned. In Milton, Lee Olinger buys the old Dehaven place, A J Cockburn lies critically ill, Rev M W Howard funeral draws crowds, and Meader Park hosts a dance with Senescu’s orchestra. Deafness ad text appears amid notices and local notices warn against crediting Mrs. Dave Carlan.
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Freewater
Aug
George Edwards
J. H. Hall
W. B. Glaske & Company
Walla Walla
A. J. Bicknell
Milton
Lee Olinger
George Dehaven
A. J. Cockburn
M. W. Howard
Meader Park
Senescu
Hyomel Home Cough Remedy Appeal
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a remedy for catarrh and offensive breath. It claims the inhaled medicine reaches the respiratory organs, kills germs, and soothes mucous membranes with a $1 outfit and a money back guarantee from Tallman & Co.
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Tallman & Co
Weston News on House Sale and Mountain Harvests
Mrs Olive Navin returns from Portland for her father Thomas J Gregorys funeral. Mrs Navin goes home to Briggson while Mrs J Driskell buys the Wm King residence on Normal Heights. Wheat being hauled to warehouses, harvest at peak, N P Johnson reports 60 bushels per acre. Huckleberries and fine mountain strawberries are selling. many growers plan to hold wheat for 75 cents or more for sales day. The Inland Empire Grain Growery members anticipate sales and a new Pendleton to Walla Walla train runs popular.
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William King
Weston
Aug
Olive Navin
Portland
Thomas J. Gregory
Mrs. Navin
Briggson
J. Driskell
Wm. King
Normal Heights
N. P. Johnson
George W. Proebstel
Colville
Wash
Proebstel
Milton
Howard
W. EB. Lytle
Pine Creek
Mia
Hall
Little Daughter
Pendleton
Inland Empire Grain Growery Association
Walla Walla
Good crops around Echo harvest
Reports of strong grain yields come from the wheat country near Echo with harvesting continuing. Weather has cooled notably and forecasts suggest little warm weather remains this season. Sickness is reported as minimal for the summer in the area.
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Henrietta
Limit of Life and Electric Bitters Spurred by Fistic Fight
The article notes a presumed life limit below potential, urges care between ages 50 and 60, and touts Electric Bitters as a key tonic. It reports a heated fight between the Anderson and Martin brothers ending with a broken jaw, tied to a settlement dispute over an estate account, with further legal action looming tomorrow in city court.
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Nature
Tallman & Co
Druggists. Co
Cove
Anderson Brothers
Martin Brothers
B. B. Anderson
B. B
L. B. Anderson
Lucian
DeWitt Martin
B.B. Anderson
Case Hearing Set for T Seavers Defense by Coch
La Grande observer writes that Charlea Coch of La Grande will defend the Anderson brothers as the case comes up for hearing, according to Cove Correspondent.
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T. Seavers
Charlea Cochran
la Grande
Anderson Brothers
la Grandee
Cove Corres
Richardson Withdraws from Moyer Pettibone Defense
Denver attorney Richardson, who helped defend Haywood, withdraws from Moyer and Pettibone cases to defend Harry Thaw in his second trial. He states his and Darrow's views on the federation case and trial strategy were too divergent and objects to Darrow's religious attack and justification of crime. He criticizes aspects of his own conduct as possibly grievous to Darrow.
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Richardson
Moyer-Pettibone
Denver
Wm. D. Haywood
Moyer Or Pettibone
Harry Thaw
Darrow
Federation
Boise
Haywood
Paarrow
Mr. Darrow
Mr. Hawley
Pacific Livestock Association Lacks Authority to Levy Action
The Spokesman-Review warns the Pacific Livestock Association cannot levy assessments on old members. The attorney general J A Atkinson holds the move invalid, citing bylaws in place when policies were issued and a statute protecting contracts. Deputy Shively and Assistant AG Falkner note that post issuance assessments violate the original by laws and the policy contracts.
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Pacific Livestock Association
Spokesman-Review
Umatilla
Spokane
J. A. Atkinson
J. H. Shively
Association
Shively
Falkner
R and N Change Mileage Rates and Concessions
The Salem Journal reports that William McMurray of O R and N says passenger rates will change. A 3000 mile ticket yields a $16 rebate, making the price $90. a $5 rebate on a 1000 mile ticket is being considered, with 60 cents deducted for bureau costs. Rates apply west of Denver, except Great Northern and Northern Pacific. The move followed a Travelers' Protective Association complaint about scrip tickets. Also, Abe Majors, serving a life term for murder in Utah, attacked Harry Waddell with a knife in the penitentiary corridor. Waddell likely will die. Guards responded but were too late.
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the Railway Commission Ta
William McMurray
O. R. & N. Company
Saya
Salem Journal
Denver
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Railway Commission
Travelers’ Protective Association
Abe Majors
Utah
Harry Waddell
Waddell
Jim
Hotel Arrivals From Cities Across the West
Hotel St George and Hotel Pendleton welcome a list of guests from Portland Tacoma Echo Walla Walla Spokane San Francisco New York Albany Baker City Milton Athena Starbuck Chicago and other locales. Guests include Roy C Slocum W T Rhiney Wm Beck L Stockin F Homes H R Kile C M Bishop J E Kulleng F L Finklin R B E Nelson W H Wykoff Chas Miller W W King A BE Eberhart Arthur Elston F Boyle F Rohde A A Rice James H Howard J B Templeton B Biggs Henry Al Barrett Iola Van Vranken Miss Iola Van Vranken C Berkeley J M Henderson M Walters D E Spler and more.
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St. George
Roy C. Slocum
W. T. Rhiney
Wm. Beck
Portland
C. L Stockin
Tacoma
F. L. Homes
H. R. Kile
Echo
C. M. Bishop
J. E. Kulleng
F. L. Finklin
R. BE. Nelson
la Grande
W. H. Wykoff
Kansas City
Chas Miller
Spokane
W. W. King
Cold Springs Dam
Hotel
Pendleton
B. H. Burke
B. P. Ward
A. Ketchum
L. Williame
R. H. Huff
C. L. Moller
A. Sunhouser
J.T. Lavelle
Albany
Thos
Nester
J. B. Templeton
B. Biggs
Baker City
Henry al Barrett
Athena
Miss Iola van Vranken
Milton
C. Berkeley
G. B. Atkinson
Ringlings Rise From Bankruptcy Into Three Ring Railroad Show
A historical note traces the Ringling brothers from a Michigan or Wisconsin saddle and harness business collapse to taking over a debtor’s operation. With two cousins they built a three ring railroad circus far surpassing expectations, persuading many the show equals Barnum Bailey. James Ferguson, 87, vanished while swimming Rock Lake in Whitman county, body never found after a long dive from shore. A plummet yielded no bottom, and recovery was not attempted.
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Tima
Ringlings
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ringling Brothers
Barnum &. Bailey
James Ferguson
Rock Lake
Whitman County
Life Root Zon-Phora Praised by Medical Authority
A vintage advertisement touts Life Root Zon-Phora as a cure for womanly weakness. Citing the National Standard Dispensatory edited by Hare Ruaby and others, it claims the tonic regulates menstrual functions and restores balance. Kalamazoo Zon-Phora Company offers sealed bottles with Pengelly’s advice to women.
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Hobart Amory Hare
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Henry M. Ruaby
Columbia University
New York
United States
Germany
Dr. Pengelly
Zon-Phora
Zon-Phora Company
Kalamazoo
Mich
Pengelly
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EY & CO
Toledo
Lall
Dave Carian
Dave Carlan
Pilot Rock
Ore
T. F. Howard
Despain Block
Oregon
Harry Douthit
Crowes Keys
Crook County
Henrietta Mills
Por
the Fair Dep’t. Store
Pendleton, Oregon
Jamestown Exposition
Yellowstone Park
W .Adams
Northern Pacific Railway
Chariton
Northwestern
GAS @ ELECTRIC CO
Matlock Building
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