Weston Pioneer Woman Dead and Christmas Plans
Weston Ore December 21 1906 elaborate Christmas preparations abound as churches plan programs and Wes ton Normal basketball team prepares for games in Salem Dallas Independence and Chemawa Indians with coach and lineup details. Mary Ann Clark widow of O F Clark dies at 73 after a long Benton County life. daughter Esra Vinson hosts.
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Weston
Ore
Weston Normal
Salem
Normalites
Dallas Collee
Dallas
Independence Athletic Club
Chemawa Indians
Oregon City
Potter
Steinkiln
Casteller
Norbert
Lavebridge
Sanford
Still
Webster
Wm. Mekento
Seattle
Beg
Michael
Portland
Sam Morenn
Te- Neht
Miller Hall
Taylor
Morgan
Adams County
Ihs
J. A. Gross
Helix
Walla Walla
J. F. Thompson
Umatilla River
H. ¥. Blackwell
W. H. Chastain
Lewiston
Idaho
H. B. Nelson
Ralph Lane
Yakima
al Kinnear
P. A. Worthington
Werton Normal
Normal
College
Mary Ann
Baptist Church
Dayton
Wash
Oregon
Charles Crawford
Samuel Key
Richard Beamer
Basket Mountain
Pendleton
Thompson-Clark
Opera Hall
Weston Hotel
Mermiston
Weston Brick Yard
Herniteton
Keller & van Dusen
James Hy
Price
J.T. Price
Lnte
Wheat shipments and purchases span Cedar Rapids market
Weston ships two carloads of bulk wheat to Cedar Rapids Iowa indicating Umatilla county wheat meets cereal food production standards. This week Agent Barnes bought 1480 sacks from Iven O Harra and 264 sacks from W L Smock.
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Weston
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Umatilla County
Agent Barnes
Iven O'Harra
W. L. Smock
Coal Exports From Seattle To Alaska Surge Amid Local Shortage
The Seattle News reports 113,047 tons of coal shipped from Seattle port in 2.5 months, mainly to southeastern Alaska and California. October 47,488 tons, November 47,044 tons, first 15 days of December 23,?20 tons. Pacific Coast Co. claims 7,600 tons mined in November with some sent to Seattle, but details on harbor loading were not disclosed.
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Seattle News
Seattle
Alaska
California
James Anderson
Pacific Coast Company
Contern
Seattle Commercial Club
Anderson
Cost of Congressional Record for the Fifty-ninth Congress
The daily Congressional Record for the second session will be mailed to subscribers free of postage for $4 for the session paid in advance. Single copies are 24 pages or tens at 3 cents each, with 1 cent extra for every additional 8 pages. Remit by money order to Charles A. Stillings, public printer, Washington, D.
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Congressional Record
Charles A. Stillings
Washington, D
A Western Wonder at Bowie Texas
Hill resident W L Hill grew from 90 to over 180 pounds after taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He says doctors had given up as he suffered a terrible cough and wasting away to 00 pounds before starting the remedy. After 12 bottles he claims full recovery. Tallman & Co druggists guarantee the cure with a $1.00 price and a free trial bottle.
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Bowie
Texas
W. L. Hill
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Women habits and modern shortening choice discussed
A columnist argues women form habits and notes the old method of buying bulk lard in barrels exposed to dust and odors. It suggests a better alternative, Coffofene, as superior to lard for shortening and hints at improved storage and freshness.
Pioneer Memory of Early Oregon Trail Journey
The Eugene Guard recalls Floyd Vaughan’s 1856 trip from Fucone to Portland and back by ox teams in three weeks, a pioneer trek before bridges or fences. Vaughan, then about 75, arrived in Lane County in 1856 and later endured a Jersey bull mishap years earlier, with origins in 1847.
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Pioneer
Floyd Vaughan
Fucone
Portland
Saya
Eugene Guard
Mr. Vaughan
Jersey
State
Lane County
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Beamer
Norman
The
Columbia College of Milton
S A. Barnes
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
H. EB. Turner
Athena
Downing
Kahlotus
George Taylor
J. A. Hyatt
J. H. Price
Kerr-Gifford Company
O. M. Richmond
Hubert Stil
Quaker Oats Company
New Yorki
Newyork
Oregonian
Lota
Frank B. Clopton& CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
East Oregonian
Alfred Benjamin & Co
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