Native Oregonian Sail ing dies at Echo
John H Sail ing a native of Oregon died at Echo Oregon on February 12 from pneumonia after a three day illness. Born June 1860 in southern Oregon he lived in the state his entire life. He married Mary Northcut at La Grande in 1889 and resided in Echo for the last sixteen years. His wife died four years ago. Survived by five sons and two daughters, plus several siblings and many friends. Funeral plans not announced. Also notes: Profs W Keeler and A Cannon attended Pendleton high school principals meeting. RB Lisle from Portland visiting. Hugh D Smith shipped hay to Vancouver WA. C S Mudge of Portland visited. Dr. Tee visited Hermiston. Mrs A B Chapman of Pendleton left for Oakland CA for a three month visit.
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Fido
Ore
John H. Sailing
Oregon
Mr. Sailing
Mary Northcut
la Grande
la W. Keeler
A. Cannon
Pendleton
Lisle
Portland
Hugh DD. Smitth
Vancouver
Wash
C&s Mudge
97 Per Cent Perfect Unusual Record For Pile Remedy
Dr J L Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska identified the cause of piles and introduced an inward remedy sold with a strict satisfaction guarantee. In ten years only three percent of users sought refunds, supporting the product’s claim. Obtain a guaranteed $1 package from Pendleton Drug Co or any drugstore, or write to Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY for a free HEM ROD booklet.
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J. 8. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
Pendleton Drug Co
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Ballard's Snow Liniment promotes quick healing for minor injuries
A cald burn or severe cut heals slowly if neglected. The family that keeps a bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment on hand is Always prepared for such accidents. Price 26c 0c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Snow covers Ukiah ground despite bright sun
Ukiah Oregon February 12 snow blankets the ground to fourteen inches while nights plunge to zero. Notable locals include stockman Jamey Terry and postmaster Henry Casteel. An organzied German orchestra forms in St Anthony's hospital and residents recount visits and hospitalizations amid city life and travel.
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Ukiah
Ore
Jamey Terry
Wtme
Henry Casteel
St. Anthony's Hospital
Hert Gibbs
George Bolin
Mr. Lorimer
Carl Sturdivant
Wand
Sherman Hale
Mother
G. W. Elis
Bert McLaughlin
Pilot Rock
C. Adams
Eheep Town
Mckenzie
Snaps
Kang
Canyon City
George Stewart
Albeo
Mossle
Ralph Clark
Earl Turner
Pendleton
Blue Mountain Hotel
Inland Empire Commercial Clubs to Discuss Unsettled Land
Inland Empire Federation of Commercial Clubs officials plan a April 25 meeting at Rosalin Washington to review colonization of unused land in the district. Secretary Maslean notes 15 000 members across Spokane area and urges clubs to connect with farmers to aid agricultural and dairying development and solve local problems.
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Spokane
Wish
Inland Empire Federation of Commercial Clubs
Rosalin
Wash
H. Anschell
Metaline
L. M. Brown
Walla Walla
P R. Parks
Colville
Inland Empire
Trobert J. Maslean
Federation
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Restore Gray Hair to Natural Color
Old remedy ideas revive for restoring hair color using sage tea and a preparation called Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The ad promises quicker restoration, reduced hair loss, and dandruff relief, sold by Pendleton Drug Co at fifty cents a bottle.
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Wyeth
Pendleton Drug Co
Clubs urged to broaden work across mining lumber and industry
The executive committee meeting at Sandpoint Idaho on January 1 urged each club to expand efforts beyond local bounds to develop the entire district tributary to their city. They called for cooperation with mining lumber and other interests and requested reports in April detailing progress and plans.
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Thdo
Ihe
Sandpoint
Idaho
Jnlind Hinpke
Childs Welfare League to Push City Playgrounds Huts
Spokane group plans March petition to park commissioners to build playgrounds with dance huts theaters and gymnasiums across the city. Chairwoman Mrs Page says the program offers wholesome leisure for workers and children to curb youth in saloons and cafes.
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Spokane
Wash
Child's Welfare League of
Park Commissioners
W. HH. Page
League
Petition Congress for relief of Calispel Reds
Spokane, Wash. Calispel Indians seek federal aid as Fred Baker, chief of the tribe and Indian schools inspector for the Northwest, plans to petition Congress for 10000 to 15000 dollars to establish a school and teacher who can also farm for the Indians. Father Taelman notes their long lack of education and poverty, while historians recall their friendly stance toward whites and nonparticipation in attacks against early settlers.
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Spokane
Wash
Caliskel
Father Taelman
Gonaiga College
Tiie
Joseph
Spokane Country
New Life Pills Cure Digestive Distress for Danville Man
W Evans of Danville Virginia says lasting left side distress was indigestion. After taking Dr King’s New Life Pills, stomach liver kidney troubles constipation headaches and debility improved. A 26 cent Koep pens ad promotes relief.
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W. Evans
Danville
Dr. King
Koeppens
Governor 18 Lost In Wilds Of Polk
Governor West and Colonel Hofer, accompanied by Mr. Alderman, left Salem for Monmouth to attend commencement services but misread the timetable. After alighting near Independence they walked along the railroad after the wrong stop, losing their way on Tuesday morning while trying to reach Monmouth.
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Polk
Oregon Normal
Independence
Polk County
Governor West
Colonel Hofer
Hofer
Alderman
Salem
Folle City
T Dallas
Rickreall Station
Monmouth
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a simple fix for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims five minutes to relief, prevents sour belching, gas, and heaviness, and urges readers to buy 50 cent cases at any drug store.
Man at Rickreall Finds No Passengers After Train Arrives
A man at Rickreall searched for the lost governor and company after the train arrived. He drove along the road to the crossing where the train was met with disappointment at both stations. They reached Monmouth late, carrying considerable real estate.
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Rickreall
Governor and Company
Monmouth
Card of Thanks for Mrs Mary Michael Beitel
I thank the many friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness during the illness and death of my mother Mrs Mary Michael Beitel.
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Mary Michael
C, H, Beitel
Debt abolition would aid society at large, argues reader
A reader asks whether society would be better off if all laws restricting debt collection were repealed, suggesting widespread relief from financial obligations and potential economic shifts. The question implies broad social and economic consequences of eliminating debt enforcement.
Pendleton Seeks Bids for City Fire Alarm System
The City of Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids for a city fire alarm system including a modern storage battery switchboard a punching register a six inch gong a two circuit repeater alarm boxes a 1000 pound bell and automatic striking machine a fire alarm whistle with air system an automatic air pump and a motor generator set bidders bid per mile for line construction with city waivers on certain components all bids due February 14 1912 with a 5 percent certified check and right to reject any bid recorded by Thomas Fitzgerald city recorder
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Pendleton
Oregon
City Hall
Common Council
City of
Board of Fire
Thos. Fitzgerald
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Tee
Hermiston
Furiday
A. B. Chapman
J. H. Leezer
Oakland
Cal
Vielt
Troy
Lars and
Cuffs
Troy Steam Laundry
Paine Bros
Phone Malin
Childs Welfare League
Congress
Calispel
Orn
D. A.may
VCO
PAIO
Nenery
Greeders
Bt Helens Incubator Co
Toledo
Washington
Kennedy
Depot
Athena
Simpson's
Pheasant Farm
Corvallis
California
Parajaro Valley
Farm & Forest Realty Co
Watsonville
Justice Court
East Oregonian
Classified
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
James Johns
Pres
H. Marsh
Sec
Bentley & Leffingwell
Main Street
CITY
Thompson Street
Carney & Bradley
Props
Sam Lei
Cottonwood Street
Pendleton Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Damon Lodge NO
K. of P
ETO
D. A. May
Oregonian
John Ss. Baker
F. G. Lucas
First National Bank of Athena
Farmers Bank of Weston
V. Stroble
Court Street
Ung D. Goey
Alta Street
Tallman Drug Co
H. & Garfield
M. D
Judd Block
Red
Lynn K. Blakesler
Judd
Court Streets
DR. Thomas Vaughan
Judd Filding
DR. D. C. M'Nabb
Koeppen
East Court Street
W. Lassen
McKiilip Veterinary College of Chicago
Bush St
Raley
James A. Feb
A Law
Despain Building
R. J. Slater
Attorney AT Law
Carter & Smythe
American National Bank
James B. Perry
AB Law
Lowell & Winter
George W. Coutts
Schmidt Block
Peterson & Wilson
Attorneys At Law
Smith- Crawford Building
Frederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
Douglas W. Batley
Taylor Hardware Co
Johnson & Serable, Attorneys At Law
United States
Hotel St. George
Joseph N. Bohl
Olympia
Pioneer Bottling Works
Peters & Morrison
Propa
Beaver
Baia Sts
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