West on News Highlights Gardena plans and local events
Weston reports strong activity around Gardena with investors from Clarkston and local land sales at 125 to 150 per acre. A 15-cattlemen expedition searches McKay creek and Umatilla area for missing stock. Dr. R. D. Cashatt marries Marguerite Marie Noodean, with a large reception. Hay losses insured totaling well over 2,000 dollars. House-building ramps up including a $16,000 residence near the state line for J B Hart. Also noted are fires, charity donations, and local business moves including a miller’s stake and a water works engineer appointment.
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Weston
Adama
Saddle Canyon
McKay Creek
Umatilla Reservation
J. P. Lieuallen
Ralph Tucker
Moves ‘Kinnear
Will Jamison
J. F. Thompson
Gardena
G. W. Simpson
Herman Heese
Henry Schroeder
Clark Wood
Clarkston
Idaho
Walla Walla
Portland
Woll
Ihs
Umatilla Notes Highlight Cemetery and Development Talk
Umatilla notes call for cemetery improvement and fencing, praise Rev. Levi Johnson, and report the Umatilla Development League's strong meeting and community pull. Framed by talk of a new North Bank town at Expansion, river traffic incentives, and plans for stores, saloons, and a factory, with ice storage and rail activity mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
If. J. Curtis
North Bank
Development League
Rev. Johnson
J. H. Pound
Elgin
Oliver Lynch
Oregon Development League
Portland
A. J. Moore
Moore
Q. R
Huntington
D. Cramer
Merc
H. F. Duncan
Mr. Patterson
Patterson
H. J. Curtiss
Walin Wallan
Curtle
Levi Johnson
Pendleton
Little Pocket Physician Hyomel Catarrh Cure Ad
Hyomel advertised as a pocket physician to treat catarrh. It claims millions cured, offers a complete outfit for $1 with a pocket inhaler, dropper, and Hyomel bottle. refills 60 cents. It touts local effectiveness, quick relief, and permanent healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Exhibition of Hurnt Automatic Ewitch Medal at John Behmidt
The latest improved working medal of the Hurnt Automatic Ewitch and Spinal company will be shown at the John Behmidt building room 18 on January 19 20 and 21. Don’t miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurnt Automatic Ewitch and Spinal Company
John Behmidt
New York Letter on Yerkes Death and City Politics
The New York letter notes Dr. Samuel G. Tracy warning on excess salt and Bright's disease after Charles T. Yerkes’s death, and comments on New York politics. It outlines a proposed triumvirate around Cleveland Ryan and McClellan, the subway funding shift, and plans for a skyscraper church. Wall Street figures Sam Mills and Ferdinand Ward are discussed amid market upheavals and a nod to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for relief.
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New York
Samuel G. Tracy
Charles T. Yerkes
Bright
Mr. Yerkes
New York City
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Thomas F. Ryan
McClellan
Cleveland
Ryan
Murphy
Sreet
Westminster Presbyterian
West 3Rd Street
Ite Benevolent
Jia
Chicago
Judson
Adonirant Judson
Washington Square
Westminster Presbyterians
Wall Street
Sam Milla
Ferdinand Ward
Bette Nolr
Sam Mills
Jay Gould
Milly
Union Pacific
Gould
Ulyseen S. Grant
Wall Treet
Wolid
Maid
Morey
Mille Ia
Ward
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Mayor & A. Barnes
Home Insurance Company
R. A. Dogler
W. H. Gould
B. BB. Hall
Comphier
Weston Bank
Mayor Barnes
BF. Lavender
Taylor
Moses Taylor
John Bannister
Thie Place
Grace Johnson Company
Roanoke
of & Southern Rowe
Miss Johnson
Sweden
J. PB Winters
Pendigton
Uwatilla County
New York Letter
DeWitt
East Oregonian
Shoreline
Pullman Steandard Am
Omaha
Kanean
Sky
Pullman Tourin
Fredel
I Etat & Express
Henarta
Mail & Express
Spokane
Pendleton Pomonger
San Francisco
Snake River
Riparia
Lewiston
Riparts
Nes
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Ogden
Denver
W. ©. M'Bride
Third Street
Pullman
Paul
Minneapolis
Dulute Fargo Grand Fore
Helena
Butth
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Japan
China
Vis Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Teamahy Co
American Iion
Lily Pendleton
Charlton
Worrison Ste
Washington & Columbia River Railroad
St. Paul
St. Louis
Kanes City
St. Joseph
Souter
Lenwe
Nat
Ssuntia
W. ‘Adams
Ag Vr
P. Aine
Walla
Crear
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