Adams News and Personal Notes From Adams Oregon
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon reports a flurry of social visits and travel to Pendleton Athena Walla Walla and Baker City. Guests include EF G Marquis T A Lieuallen G Peringer and Mrs H Whitley with locals attending dances and church meetings and a New Year celebration at Mariette hall with music by M A Baker and Mrs Ma ble McCollum.
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Adame
Ore
EF. G. Marquis
Adams
Pendleton
T. A. Lieuallen
F. Blake
Athens
Mable McIntide
Athena
Carper Woodard
Eva
George
Walla Walla
F. Brinke
Ivan Blake
FB. Allen
W. C. Drivers
Portland
J. W. Stockton
Grace Plake
Jim Stanfield
Weaton
H. Whitley
H. Picard
Ray
Pendlet
Jim Branfield
Adama
Baker City
O. F. Lodge
G. Peringer
T. A. Lievallen
Geare Marquis
G. M. Morrow
Helix
Ed. Walden
Clark Maxie
Claud Walden
Fred Collins
E. Meritt
Henry Picard
Martretto
Milton
P. Murray
I. Cully
Henry Bane
J. T. Lieuail
Adams’ Club
Mariretta Hall
M. A. Baker
Mable McCollum
Adams Hotel
Dr. Plamondon
Lester Labadore
Millis Lewis
Edith Hager
Heppner
E. C. Bowling
John Adams
Pauline
Helen
Clark
Maxie
Charley Owens
Rey
J. T. Liewallen
SIS Hopkins Appearing In Emergency at Oregon Theatre
Sis Hopkins in an eleventh year stage comedy drama touring Pendleton tomorrow evening. Rose Melville stars as Sis Hopkins in the title role with a strong company assembled by manager J. R. Stirling. The play’s clean humor and touching scenes mark it as a stage masterpiece in the eyes of local critics.
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Sis Hopkins
Pendleton
Oregon
Saved at Death's Door by Electric Bitters in Oregon
A Tran sit Bridge resident recounts a near fatal liver illness thwarted by Electric Bitters. The letter extols the medicine as curative and mentions a Wheat price at Tallman & Co. in Wheat, Oregon. An ad seeks to sell a 402 acre wheat ranch near Condon with 386 acres plowed, equipment, and 220 acres virgin sod, asking 918 per acre with one third cash. Box 196 Condon, Oregon.
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Murray W. Ayers
Transit Bridge
Tallman & Co.'s
Condon
Oregon
Echo Notes Highlight Holiday Week and Local Games
Echo news surveys a lively holiday period with a basketball game in city hall between Hermiston and Echo, a social event by the Methodists, Needle Craft gathering, and a funeral. It also reports New Year celebrations, a school basket social, a Christmas to New Year tempo in local life, a New Year wedding in Portland, and community updates including a well work pause and local visits.
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Echo
Ore
Dee
Hermiston
Hermisa
Travis Hoskins
Jon
E. Boynton
Mer. Cope
B. Hiatt
R. Richman
Haney
Ralph Phay
Lawrence Canfield
Mgr
Percy Ripper
Wi, Hoskins
Charles Hoskins
Josh Campbell
Carl Gilbert
Thos. Tubbs
Omatilla
Hoskins
Methodiat
Bethel
Andrey Watenburger
South Dakota
L. Clark
Filla Thomson
Pendleton
O. A C
W. Tt. Longhary
F. A. Dorn
Lavin Scholl, Jr
Walla Walla
Floyd BR
Jinks
Tanger, Linn Co
Harley Portrock
Grange Hil
Thaho
T. D&d Mathews
EB. P. Croarkin
Spike
Grace Benedict
L. W. Keeler
Beulah Harkee
Stanfield
Busines
Laurin Bonney
Trishman
Fcho
Misses Howser
Bppworth
I. O. F. Hall
John Connell
Tone
Wna Mn
Jas, Bailey
Uma- Ulla
T. Oo
O. F. Lodge
I. Jones
Nolin
Artealan
Portland
Raymond Charles Thomaga
Misa Beasie Viola Schick
A. F. Schick
Mallory Avenue
Thomas
Thomfa
Folke
John G. Thomas
Small Men Discharged For Weight Limits At Rail Yard
In Carbondale Pennsylvania nineteen Delaware and Hudson rail road shop workers were discharged for weighing under 150 pounds. Authorities say Albany ordered axing all shop employees under 190 pounds or over 45 years old. The weight rule aims to ensure sufficient strength for daily tasks.
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Carhbondals
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Albany
Ballard’s Snow Liniment for Neuralgia Pain
An old advertisement touts Ballard’s Snow Liniment as the finest remedy for rheumatic neuralgia burns cuts and pains. It urges readers to save their face and use the product, sold locally by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
St Louis Moves to Bar Boy Chauffeurs
In St Louis six people have been killed in five months by cars driven by boy chauffeurs under 21. An ordinance to prohibit employing youths under 21 to drive cars is expected. Roy C. Ellers pushes for a bill to create an examiner board to judge qualifications for chauffeur licenses. Theodore R. Ballard, former Merchants' Exchange president, was killed by 18-year-old George G. Bexhart, the sixth victim.
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St. Louis
Roy C. Ellers
House of Delegates
Theodore R. Ballard
Merchants’ Exchange
George G. Bexhart
Henry Kopittke Promotes Rock Springs Coal Quality
Henry Kopittke urges customers to choose Rock Springs coal praising its uniform A-1 quality for economy heat satisfaction and minimal stove trouble. He offers ordering through phone contact Main 178 for next supply.
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Rock Springs
Henry Kopittke
Subscriptions Offered for Newspapers by Mail
Subscribers are urged to remit by post, check, or note to the Bast Ore Gонlan to receive publications in the United States or Europe. The offer promises savings of ten percent from the publisher's price and emphasizes convenience for subscribers.
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Magasine
United States
Europe
Posta Nota
BAST
Oregonlan the Net
Orbegonian
Naher
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