Milton News Briefs and Local Notes
Milton Oregon January 22 reports Henry Spence fell eighteen feet while working a barn roof spraining his ankle with no bones broken. Teachers and locals including McDaniele and McDaniels appear in agricultural and school districts. Other items note residents Royce and son visiting Milton, yard earth moving, Osborn’s shed work, and county issues over indigent funding versus land purchases, with figures cited for land prices and acre costs.
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Henry Spence
McDaniele
Milton
Ore
John Royce
Clyde
Hardman
Royce
W & May- Lerry
William Anderson
Frank Worthington
William Townsend
Walla Walla
Echo News Notes Movements of People in That Flourishing Neighborhood
Echo notes January items including G W Hunt buying 7000 pounds of alfalfa seed for Foster ranch, a Ladies Aid Society organized with Mrs EH C Willie as president, Teel at Pendleton court, a planned larger rabbit drive, Br Jones buying horse from M J Carrey, Feltz and Goodman boxing bout in Boston, Lenox Athletic Club card with Feltz versus Goodman, National Liberal Party gathering in Lexington, sick headache cure ad for Moki Tea by W H Hooker Co and J W Schmidt Co drug lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
G. W. Hunt
EH. C Willie
Teel
Pendleton
Jones
M. J. Carrey
James Linder
Feltz
Goodman
Boston
Lenox Athletic Club
Tommy Feltz
Kid” Goodman
Doctors Feast Highlights State Board Of Health Debate
The Marion County Medical Society hosted a banquet for visiting legislators to discuss creating a state board of health with quarantine powers. Attendees united in favor of the measure, viewing the event as a chance to better acquaint physicians and exchange ideas on pending state legislation.
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Marion County Medical Society
Acker's Blood Elixir Ad Promises Cure for Diseases
An affordable patent medicine advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure for impure blood and related ailments. The offer claims it will cure scrofulous and syphilitic poison and other blood diseases, with a 60 cent and $1.00 price and a guarantee from F. W. Schmidt & Co, druggists.
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Acker
F. W. Schmidt & ‘Co
Pick-Me-Up Snippet Reflects Classroom Teasing
A brief fragment captures a chaotic school scene with a student mocked by peers. Johnny answers with quiet defiance while Jimmie Brown claims a teacher is prettier, prompting a hostile exchange and retaliatory chiding.
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Johnny
Jimmie Brown
Great sale by Jesse Failing after carpet firm sale
A closing out sale cuts prices on stock from rugs curtains pictures wallpaper sewing machines and more. After selling his carpet and undertaking business to Baker and Folsom, Jesse Failing aims to dispose of remaining stock quickly through a run until exhausted. Also notes Electric Eiters health tonic claims and price.
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Jesse
Jesse Falling
Tle
Failing
Baker & Folsom
Minecelaar
Telegraph poles replace trees to ease wind damage
The Western Union Telegraph Co plans 45 foot poles from the city office to the Oregon Railroad and Navigation depot to improve wiring. Shorter poles now in use cause tangled limbs and wind storm disturbances. A crew is at work and completion is expected within three weeks.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Walla Walla
Remedy for Headache Promises Quick Relief
Mrs. N. A. Webster of Winnie Virginia swears Dr. King's New Life Pills cured her sick headaches after two years of trouble. The remedy also eases constipation and biliousness. Sold at Tallman & Co. and Teutsch's with rubber heels.
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N. A. Webster
Winnie
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Alexander
Monte Carlos
Express
Liquid Air
Pendleton Academy
H. M. Hanaford
Chicago
The
Columbia i Lodging House
Alta & Weberts
Schempp
Prop
Eer eLieest
Pete
Lol
Eany
D. Kemler & Son
Court Street
Alta Street
Savings Bank
Wholesale Commission Merchants
National Liberal Party
Lexington
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
J. W. Schmidt & Co
Doctors
Tallman & Co
Teutsch’s
Knox
LENOX
Gordon
Jesse Failing