Schubert Club concert thrills Hermiston crowd
Special Correspondence from Hermiston Oregon reports the Schubert Club of Chicago gave a Christmas style concert at the Baptist church drawing an overflow audience with sold out seats and eager listeners. The event netted a handsome profit for the church and praised Rev E P Borden for securing the company. Local residents F D P Carruth and A Nicol with Keith returned from Pennsylvania while changes at the reclamation office hint at west project progress. Wesley Whipple from Pendleton played in Stanfield and Arthur Gray returned to Hermiston for health reasons. Zero Weber is noted as being in vogue here.
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Hermiston
Ore
Schubert Club of
Chicago
Sapper's
Leeta Corder
Francis Rinehart
Kathryn Roberts
Lovie Zendt Purcell
the Baptist Church
E. P. Borden
F. Dpd. Carruth
Stanfield
A. & Nicol
Keith
Pennsylvania
Nicol
Reclamation Office
West Extension
F. D. Carruth
Wesley Whipple
Pendleton
Arthur Gray
Grant County
Zero Weber
Deafness Cure by Constitutional Remedies Offered
An ear infection to treat deafness by removing inflammation of the Eustachian Tube is discussed. The piece claims nine of ten deafness cases stem from catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for an incurable case, backed by J Cheney & Co of Toledo and a sales push by Des Kanyon Pills.
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Po Hogy
Hall
J. Cheney Oc CO
Toledo
Ohio
Des Kanyon
Weston Methodist Endeavor Meeting Report
Weston Ore February 10 large turnout for church business session at the home of Mr and Mrs Thos McBride followed by an evening of jollification. Mr and Mrs Wes Carter are preparing to depart for Everett Washington today. Carter has been employed there.
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Weston
Ore
Methodist Church Endeavor Society
Thos. McBride
Wes Carter
Everet
Washington
Carter
Weston News In Brief From The Week In Weston Oregon
Local residents and visitors are listed with short notes on travel business and social events. Names include F G Lucas Wilbur Wood Wm MacKenzie G M Richmond Mary Proudfoot and Meral Kepler. A social dance occurred at Weston opera house. Weather: about 18 inches of snow on the level with continued snowfall and very cold temperatures.
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Jarman’s
F. G. Lucas
Weston
Washtucku
Wilbur Wood
Wasco County
Weston Opera House
Wm. MacKenzie
Pendleton
G. M. Richmond
Robert Proudfoot
Mary
Walla Walla
Charlies Quinney
Episcopal Church
Ephram Tucker
Frank King
Deardoff & Co
Vies Meral Kepler
Win. Driskell
Weaton
Pretty wedding takes place at Stanfield
Stanfield February 10 Special Correspondence. The marriage of F M Smith of Stanfield and Miss Mary Shay of Pine Island Minnesota occurred at their home before relatives. Rev J E Faucett officiated. Mr Smith a prosperous farmer and popular man. Mrs Smith charming lady with pleasing appearance. Their friends wish them happiness. The fourth Lyceum concert led by F D Carruth drew a large audience. Stanfield Orchestra performed with soloists Mise Scroggs N H Alexander Hillsboro Prof Smith and a Mixed quartet. This ranks among the best numbers in the course. Stanfield boasts musical talent for a town its size. Other items: W J Whipple from Pendleton joined the concert. Mrs M R Beavett returned from Nolin. Chester Barrey ill. Walter Wagner and F D Carruth attended Shubert concert in Hermiston. Jack Jackson visited Portland. Mrs W H Long of Echo visited Mrs C W Pregnuts. Mrs Pauline Gravel went to Echo. R N Stanfield shipped four carloads of sheep to Portland. Mrs Anna Young of Echo visiting daughter Mrs Frank Sloan. Gerald Stanfield of Buttercreek spent Sunday in Stanfield. Zoe Houser transacted business in Pendleton.
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Stanfield
F. M. Smith
Mary Shay
Pine Island
Minnesota
J. EB. Faucett
Smith
F. D. Carruth
Stanfield Orchestra
Mise Scroggs
Hermiston
N. H. Alexander
Hillsboro
Prof. Smith
Messrs. Holte
Hurd
Anderson
Howard
W. J. Whipple
Pendleton
Jack Jackson
Portland
W. H. Long
Echo
C. W. Pregnuts
Pauline Gravel
R. N. Stanfield
Anna Young
Frank Sloan
Gerald Stanfield
Buttercreek
Zoe Houser
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Story Told
The study of roots and herbs and their cure power led Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts to create for women's ailments a remedy renowned worldwide. Though she has long since passed away, trained assistants carry on her work and many tons of roots and herbs are processed yearly to produce the famous compound.
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Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lynn
Maas
Lydia KR. Pinkham
Elope Story Endures Amid Wilson Peace Talk
In New York a week after a rapid wedding Richard Sinclair and Helen Compton Marts are found in a Brooklyn hotel after being chased by the bride's two grandmothers. Sinclair, secretary of Governor Wilson's campaign committee, is wealthy and unpaid, while Marts comes from Baltimore society circles. Friends hope Governor Wilson may mediate a peaceful resolve as the couple faces practical worries.
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New York
Richard Sinclair
Brooklyn
Helen Compton Marts
Baltimore
Wilson
Helen
Slopers
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Natural Darkening
An old home brew of sage tea with sulphur and alcohol is claimed to darken faded gray hair, remove dandruff and stop itching. The ad recommends Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready made option costing about 50 cents a bottle, popular with local druggists.
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Wyeth
Marriage Intrigue Forces Secret Vows Amid Threats
A Brooklyn bride, 20, and her Baltimore husband fled to wed after a swift secret ceremony. The bride fears a technical fault could nullify the marriage while her father wields revolvers threatening the groom. Her parents search New York hotels for the missing couple as they plan to remarry if separation occurs. Pierre Schamel-Roy, once a palace child, recalls Versailles and the King of Rome. Now a centenarian living on 30 cents daily under Paris charity.
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New York
Sinclair
Brooklyn
Miss Marts
Baltimore
Mr. Sinclair
Swedesboro
N. J
Pierre Schamel-Roy
Palace of Versailles
Rome
Electric Bitters Promise Strength and Health
A health advertisement urges readers to take Electric Bitters to restore tone and vigor when tired weak or run down. It appeals to those told to rest by a doctor and claims rapid benefits from the first dose with guaranteed satisfaction and a low price at Koeppens.
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Koeppens
Napoleon's Playmate Needy in Paris Relief Effort
An American colony group in Paris seeks to aid an elderly man described as the last living link to Napoleon. The effort aims to relieve his pitiable condition and provide support.
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Paris
Napoleon
Pendleton Oregon bid call for College Street pavement
The City of Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids for gravel bituminous pavement with curbs gutters and drainage on College Street between Webb and Court Streets. Bids due February 11, 1915 at 5 pm with certified check $3500. plans on file. bid items include surface finish, curbs, vitrified sewer pipe, foundation, excavation and brick headers. The Common Council may reject any bids.
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Pendleton
Oregon
College Street
Webb Street
Court Street
Dalches
Sesahon
Tanowlock
Pebruwry
Come Chamter
Common Counell
Ted Peohee Oth
Fitz Gerald
Lendleton
Cottonwood Street
Comoe Council
Yated
Thomas Es
Gerald
Ty Recorder
New Parcels Post Will Require Thousands More
The United States Civil Service will require about 35 000 employees in the coming year. Post Office Service, R F D Service, and Railway Mail Service offer salaries from 600 to 1900 dollars yearly. Over 18 and literate Americans can join via an ICBS Civil Service Course. mark and mail the coupon for a booklet detailing current positions and names of students now holding Civil Service posts.
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United States Civil Service
Civil Service
Post Office
Railway
L. C
I. C
Mark
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