Harvest and Mill Work Fuel Echo Industry Rise
Echo notes construction at Henrietta Milling and Grain Co in Echo to prepare for fall grinding. Harvest is nearly finished with wheat moving to warehouses. Night operator Mannix starts at the O R N station. Local water reclamation progresses and protests of a failed Idle Hour burglary surface. School expected to open strong with a solid teacher corps. Adults report excellent camping trips and a district fair excitement grows.
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Fair—News
Echo
Henrietta Mills
Henrietta Milling & Grain Company
L. A. Esteb
Hidaway Springs
Echo and
Umatilla-Morrow County
Oregon
Mannix
Ban on Upton Sinclair Book in New York
Word from Herlin says authorities ban the sale of The Industrial Republic by Upton Sinclair under a law against inciting to the German emperor. The author depicts Kaiser as a deified ruler and attacks aristocracy, church and press. Aberdeen enforces Sunday closing law with no drunkenness or arrests reported locally.
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New York
Waord
Herlin
Upton Sinclair
Reptile
Tts
Hyomei Stomach Cure Outfit Guarantee Claim
A dated health ad promotes Hyomei as a stomach remedy for catarrh, claiming inhalation reaches the nasal germs and purges catarrhal poisons. It notes Tallman & Co. offer a money back guarantee with every Hyomei outfit priced at 91.00.
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Tallman & Co
Hyomei
Peach Day Banquet Planned In Freewater Grove
Freewater notes report a peach day banquet with a big basket dinner in the grove. Banquet chair Mrs Campbell seeks local participation and special rail rates through August 25 and 29. Officials expect a strong turnout with Thomas Fulton and Bilis signaling attendance. Milton notes list teachers certified and staff returning from Salem summer normal. The column ends with health tips praising Electric Bitters as a life extender.
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Freewater
Freewater Commercial Association
Grove
D. C. Sanderson
C. W. Fulton
Bilis
Geer
Oregon
H. C. Willis
Pendleton
William Peterson
Robert Campbell
H. 5
Todman
Hudson Iay
Multiple Arrivals Listed at Hotels Across Cities
A long list of guests and travelers checked into hotels from Portland to Spokane, Salt Lake City, Chicago, and beyond. Names include John Dickson, H. F. Johnson, Mrs W. F. Snodgrass and children, Mins Ella Cond, William Dunn, Roy W. Scott, Alfred Shunk, J. Hogan, Marion Evans, L. F. Huffin, J. C. Hogan, Dorse, Clif St Jacques, Roy, and many others, along with associated cities and hotels such as Hotel Pendieton and hotels in St. George, Boise, Denver, Seattle, and Eugene routes.
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St. George
John Dickson
Portland
H. F. Johnson
Huntington
J. B Armatrong
J. H. Astin
Salt Lake City
Charien Carter
Boise City
H. F P. Maxwell
Lexington
W. F. Snodgrass
Colfax
Mins
Ella M. Cond
Superior
Mixx H
B. F. Sandburg
M. M. Garvey
Walla Walla
William Dunn
Clif St. Jacqués
la Crosse
A, EB
Wilcox
Chicago
M. H. Tauslok
Wallace
F. O. Carr
Spokane
C. D. Green
Pendieton
Mrs. C. Haight
Sarah L. Morris
Denver
Mis
D. B. Warner
Jey
Boise
A. Munro
Moscow
Rad Grace St. Clair
Conval
Ethyl Stanford W. Rigsby
Pomeroy
Willie Mill
C. G. Pingley
la Grande
B. A. Daekel
J. F. Lovelace
M. N. Andre
Athena
J. M. Burgens
Snow Bunting: Arctic Songster of the Treelows Waste
Field and Stream describes the snow bunting as a key arctic bird found in Spitzbergen and Nova Zembila. It nests in mountain crevices, uses feathers for lining, and sports warm winter plumage. Diet shifts seasonally from insects in breeding to moss roots and seeds in winter, with a distinctive long hind-claw aiding snow locomotion.
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Spitzberget
Nova Zembila
America
Europe
Reputation, Jelly, and Icelandic Dress in Odd Snippets
A consumer disputes jelly quality at a Broadway shop claiming Mrs McGuggin of Brooklyn guarantees its reputation. Icelandic attire is described with faldur, treja jackets, and ornate headpieces. An onion’s virtues are praised as a remedy for breath and sleep, while a street quarrel discussion ends with a moral about proving accusations.
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Maryland
Sosabe
Mra. McGuggin
Brooklyn
Isabel
New York Tribune
Iceland
Noisy maxims echo wisdom from ancient voices
A brief collage of quotes on secrecy and folly, contrasting Johnson and Seneca with a modern jab about the East Oregonian. It frames telling secrets as folly and treachery, then hints that natural bounty is insufficient for greed, ending with a metropolitan newspaper wink.
Ink That Never Dries in Handling Fine Etchings
A New York Press excerpt explains that printing ink on engravings and etchings hardly dries, with Rembrandt and Durer prints cited as notably persistent. Dealers insist on careful handling, using squarely fitting boxes to avoid ink transfer marks that can ruin valuable prints worth thousands.
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Rembrandt
Durer
New York Press
Cordiality and popularity shape life progress
The article notes that cultivating cordiality and sociability early in life greatly influences advancement, comfort, and happiness. It laments the mortifying effect of an icy exterior despite a warm heart and suggests early training and social interaction to overcome cold expressions and foster genuine goodwill.
Distilled Horse Ancestry and Lively Quips Across Wardrobe
An essay extols the horse’s distinguished ancestors from Tyracotherium to Equus in the pliocene. It notes extinct branches Hippnarion and Hippidium. A second item quips about laughter’s health benefits and social power, then a brief anecdote about Ralph Waldo Emerson Longfellow in Boston. A final joke ponders calm tones in marital disputes.
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W. N. Rice
Mesobippus
Anchitherium
Paratippus
Protohippus
Pilohippus
Hippnarion
Hippidium
Mission School
Boston
Ralph Waldo Emerson Longfellow
Johnnie
Farming Binds Man To Healthful Contact With Life
A compact social meditation notes farming as antidote to the distempers created by city life and artificial living. It asserts direct, loving contact with the soil draws out poison and restores balance. John Burroughs is echoed as a source.
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John Burroughs
Robinson's Marriage Reply Sparks Family Jokes
Leisure magazine quotes a joke about Robinson renewing ties with his first wife's sister. He quips he avoids breaking in another mother in law, prompting lighthearted commentary in Lealie's Weekly.
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Robinson
All the mows all the time to the East Oregonian
The fragment notes ongoing mowing or lawn care coverage in the East Oregonian context with repeated emphasis on continuous upkeep and local landscape tasks. The readable text focuses on routine maintenance rather than a named event or person.
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East Oregonian
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VELVE
Halie
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Sinclair
Aberdeen
Wash
Milton
Mra. Campbell
Mra Cuchanne
Harves
Florence Kelley
Verna Vannander
Constance Hastings
Annie Rounzoln
Meira Johnson
Mra
R. J. Davin
Tacina Vannander
Delia Dannitels
L. L. Childera
Mins Cora Mayfield
Misa Storey
Salem
Nature
Falal- Ger
Philadelphia Ledger
Johnson
Seneca
Houston Post
the Fair Dep’t. Store
Pendleton, Oregon
Northern Pacific
W. Adams
Northern Pacific Railway
A. D. Charlton
Ore
Northwestern
GAS @ ELECTRIC Co
Matlock Building
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
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