Echo News and Personal Notes
Echo Ore Aug 27 The Presbyterian church held a semi monthly social at Bethel chapel with ice cream and cake. The Salt case in Justice Scholl court involved E I C Tele phone Co against Columbia Land Co for 92.25. Constable Hoggard attached Columbia Land Co's automobile. Kenith Short joined the Echo post office. Hermiston bank official J H Reld visited. Commissioner Horace Walker worked from Meadows farm. Carl Scholl of Walla Walla visited Mayor Scholl. Harriet Atkinson plans Stanfield visit. Mrs Spinning and Mrs Gilbert returned from Portland. Mrs Everitt of Echoes visited Stanfield. I J Wine of Independence KS visiting relatives, plans west home. J G Thomas of Henrico Mercantile on Portland trip.
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Echo
Ore
Presbyterian Church
Bethel Chapel
Justice Scholl
E. I. C. Telephone Co
Columbia Land Co
Stanfield
Telephone Co
William Hoggard
Kenith Short
John Dorn
J. H Reld
First National Bank of
Hermiston
Horace Walker
Carl Scholl
Walla
Mr. Wine
J. G. Thomas
Henrietta Mercantile and Milling Co
Portland
Man Killed in Ophir Mine Cave In Oregon
Charles Graham died when the Ophir mine near Susanville Oregon caved at about 2 p m Saturday. Randall Ingraham was badly injured with a leg fracture but survived after miners freed him. Graham’s body was recovered after hours under rock. He leaves a wife and three children. Funeral was held Monday at Susanville Galena Cemetery. Ingraham is slowly recovering.
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Long Creek
Ophir
Susanville
Charles Graham
Randall Ingraham
Ingraham
D. Hilton
Susanville-Galena
Galvanized Iron Bath Tubs Sold for Farm Use
Sharon and Eddings offer light easy to move galvanized iron bath tubs ideal for farmers needing portable washing and bathing options. Durable tubs marketed as practical and affordable for rural homes and farm operations.
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Sharon & Eddings
Capitalists Stop Off at Milton in Oregon Visit
About 40 capitalists and millionaires from the east, with eight Portland bankers, arrived in Milton, Ore., this morning. They were met at the car terminus by autos and taken to the power plant, then left for Walla Walla at 3 am. The page also notes arrivals and departures of local residents and visitors including Miss Line Coe hosting Miss Josie Higgins, Miss Katherine Duffy visiting, H. B. Logan leaving for Garfield, and replacements by H. G. Lucas for Garfield.
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Milton
Ore
Portland
Walla Walla
Line Coe
Josie Higgins
Canton
Ill
J. F. Campbell
la Grande
Katherine Duffy
Storms
First Methodist Episcopal Church Schedule
The First Methodist Episcopal church at Webb and Johnson, with Pastor N Evans, invites all to a day of services starting with Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11, love feast and communion at 2:30, Epworth League at 7, and a lunch social 12 to 2:20 with coffee and basement lunches. Mothers with young children have Epworth League care during sermons. Conference year ends. pastor travels to Spokane Tuesday for the annual conference.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Webb and Johnson
N. Evans
Epworth League
Spokane
Episcopal Services With Communion In The Morning
The Rev Charles Quinney returned from vacation announces services in the Episcopal church tomorrow A Holy Communion at 7 30 am sermon service at 11 am and evening service at 8 pm in the church with a full day schedule for worshipers
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Episcopal
Charles Quinney
Episcopal Church
Virst Christian Church Announces Sunday Services
Virst Christian Church on North Main Street holds 9 45 Bible school with classes for all ages in separate rooms. Communion is at 114 m. Evening union service conducted by A A Herst of Portland. Service moved from fair pavilion to church. Everyone welcome.
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Virst Christian Church
North Main Street
A. A. Herst
Portland
Fair Pavilion
Death of a Jersey cow hits Athena doctor hard
Athena Ore Aug 26 a local doctor loses a fine Jersey milk cow that would have freshened in a few days, a severe loss. The town notes Ed Koontz weak from illness and Ed’s plan to return to bank duties. Various visitors and residents come and go, including Mulkey, Eddy, and Mr. Erhary. The weather turns chilly with ice on water, and funeral services for Mrs. Morse are held. Dense smoke from fires reddens the sun as Willaby recovers from illness, and a near-fatal wagon incident concerns D C Baker.
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Athena
Ore
Jersey
Ed Koontz
P. J. Mulkey
Gilllam County
James B. Eddy
O. R. & N. Company
Walla Walla
J. P. Bryan
T. P. Mosley
Alberta
George Erhary
Palouse
M. M. Johns
California
Clarence Brotherton
Messrs. Burke & Son
Charley Brown
H. O. Worthington
Ben Burroughs
Harry Morse
M. BE
Miller
Portland
McEwen
A. J. Wilahy
Dr. Nasem
Willaby
D. C. Baker
Polling places named for Umatilla precincts in pending elections
The Umatilla county court designated polling sites for both primary and general elections. Locations include Adams City hall Albee Fragier hall Athena North Schoolhouse and South Athens districts Echo Pendleton Court House and East Office of Alta House among many others. As Taft speaks a special train rests. Taft and Captain Butt nap as Robinson drives.
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Umatilla
Adams
Albee—Fragier
Athena
North
South
Cottonwood
Pendleton—Court House
Pendleton
Sleep While You Wait Secret of Taft's Health
Beverly Massachusetts August 27 The secret of President Tafts splendid health is his ability to seize every chance to recuperate and nap between duties Residents along the shore boulevard watch an automobile pass with a big sleeping passenger The executive often naps in his car during travel to and from Myopia golf links on solitary journeys He slept peacefully on a 71 mile auto ride to visit Miss Delia Torrey aunt of the chief magistrate This knack for dozing in brief cat naps sustains him through arduous labor
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Shore Boulevard
Misa Delia Torrey
Fitzsimmons Champion Horseshoer of World at Work
Old Bob Fitzsimmons famed heavyweight champion and showman reappears in town as self described world’s best horseshoer. He made 209 shoes in ten minutes at Graham Mutch shop, says he can still beat his 36 in 25 minutes record, plans to forge nearly 100 more before leaving for California to visit Jack London.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob
Lkely
Dwyer
Pittsburg
Faust
Pantages Theatre
Julia May Gifford
Reno
Maritma
Australia
Jim Jeffries
Jeff
Fitz
Fitzsimmons
Graham & Mutch
Front
Columbia
Old Bob
Jack London
California
Portland Journal
Wireless signaling through earth’s crust demonstrated at potash mine
Goettingen physicians Dra Doene and Delmbach report experiments signaling wirelessly between the earth’s surface and its interior. Trials at the Deneburg potash mines achieved long distance signal exchange, marking a new development in radio telegraphy.
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Herlin
Dra
Doene
Delmbach
Goettingen
Deneburg
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Suggested for Colds
In buying a cough medicine do not fear Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It is safe and relief will follow. Especially recommended for coughs colds and whooping cough. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Fort St James Land Offers Near Portland Style Growth
The Canadian Northern Land Company promotes Fort St James BC as Portland like growth on a navigable river and deep water lake with two trains next fall. Land prices start at 60 dollars cash and 10 dollars monthly with 40 acre farms near rail lines Grand Trunk Pacific Alaska Yukon and Canadian Northern. No Canadian citizen required to hold or reside to benefit. Apply at Lewis Building Portland Oregon.
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Portland
British Columbia
Fort &J. James Townsite
Lake Stuart
Grand Trunk Pacific
Alaska Yukon
Canadian Northern
Canadian Northern Land Company
Lewis Building
Oregon
Notice to Prospective Credit Purchasers
All persons are notified not to sell Mra. Ella Anibal any goods on my credit. I will not be responsible for debts so contracted. Dated August 24, 1910. B. Cc. ANIBAL.
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Ella Anibal
B. Cc
Anibal
September Sunset on sale at newsstands nationwide
Feature items include Arizona the 47th Star by Governor Richard EB and Fremont and the Bear Flag War by William Simpson, both in Sunset for September. Arts and history month highlights, availability nationwide at newsstands for fifteen cents.
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Arizona
47Th Star
Richard EB
Fremont
William Simpson
All News
Wall Street as the backbone of American society says Lincoln Steffens
In Everybody's Magazine Lincoln Steffens declares Wall Street the most vital and powerful part of organized life in America, asserting its supremacy even over the United States government. The quote frames finance as central to national structure and power.
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Wall Street
America
United States
Lincoln Steffens
Everybody's Magazine
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