Roads Washed Out At Head Of City Waterworks
Athena and Weston notes report trenches at the city waterworks washed out by high water and ongoing repairs. Miss Luella Roby joins Umatilla agency as stenographer. Sunday School rally planned for Friday under Rev. Charles O. Phipps. roads rough for teachers returning from Pendleton exams. Heavier topics include heirs lands sales at Britten Place and Joe Stone parcel, and births in Fern Rogers’ family. Weston brick yard half ownership sold to P T Harbour and Ed Towery. new Commercial Department head at Weston Normal. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs B C Rogers dies shortly after birth. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement inserted.
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Athena
Gholson
Luella Roby
Umatilla
Pendleton
A. Barret
Salem
Nee Cent
C McComber
Nidwar
Riparia
Dayton
Walla Walla
Fern
E. C. Rogers
Bay
J. D. Plamondon
H. A. Barerett
Charles O. Phipps
Oregon Sunday School Feoeration
Wolon
Weston
P. T. Harbour
Ed Towery
O. EB. Nelson
Weston Brick Yard
al Oviate
Harbour
Tim McBride
Baker City
Pen- Meton
Penticton
M. Armstrong
Normal School
Chicago
Henry Waddington
Dir. Cashatt
Ganatorium
Weston Normal
Charles Treadway
Portland
J. Treadway
Schmausz
Sault Lake City
Treadway
Sloyd
Child Suffering Sores Healed by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Sheldon of New Woodville Conn describes her year and a half old son with facial sores that worsened despite doctors. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as directed for about two months the sores disappeared and the child recovered fully, with strong health now.
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Woodville
Conn
Itching Pimples Cured by Cuticura in Nebraska
Mrs. Florence Delavergne of Auburn Nebraska reports years of itching pimples ended after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She says six applications over three weeks cured her face and she would recommend the remedies to others amid praise and gratitude.
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Nebraska
Florence Delavergne
Auburn
Neb
Suit stops reclamation by seeking official action
The Commercial club formed a three member committee to approach officials about settling a suit involving the O R & N company and A W Williams. A large alkali land near the Wallula Walla river below Milton, kept from reclamation by the suit, could be reclaimed by flooding. This process threatens railroad tracks, so the committee will seek an agreement to allow reclamation while ensuring track safety and continued rail traffic.
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0 .K. & S. Agatnst A. W. Williams
Saya
Walla Walla Bulletin
Wallan Walla River
Milton
O. R. & N. Company
A. W. Williams
United States
Corn Shortage in the East Sparks Moves to Free Grain
Des Moines dispatch reports a famine of railway equipment and slow car movement hindering the corn crop from Tilmon and Town. Despite record volumes moving this season, millions of bushels remain to be shifted, prompting appeals to railroad officials for relief.
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Saye i Des Moines Dispatch
Club Denies Bartenders Access Amid Membership Fears
A Commercial club committee rejected admitting Bartenders Union members, fearing a flood of lodge memberships diluting individual member privileges. Revenue officials report champagne imports declining. Kodak Digest promotes indigestion remedies. Thomas McCormack loses his right hand to a dynamite cap blast on the north bank railroad near Lyle after 21 years handling explosives.
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Commercial Club
Walla Walla Mulletin
Bartendere’ Union
Thomas McCormack
North Bank
Lyle
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Toledo
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Columbia Bar
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Main Street
East Oregonian
Oregon
Hotel St. George
Eorge Darveau
Eample
St. George
Northwest
Golden Rule Hotel
Bollons & Brown
Mooma
Mrs. Myers
Schmidt
J. M. Cornelison
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