Peach Crop Will Be Heavy and Peach Day Address
Freewater reports a large peach crop coming and strong fruit activity. cherries, raspberries, dewberries, blackberries and beans appear in market with prices 4 to 6 cents. Senator C W Fulton will address Peach Day. wheat heading soon as warm weather advances. local real estate transfers listed. Grandma Stanton injured. Sunnytown M EB church ice cream fundraiser raises $15. some property trades in Freewater.
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Fulton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Freewater
Lochen Aid Society
Sunnywide M EB
Christian Rogers
Grandma” Stanton
B. Stanton
Mia
Henry Carpenter
Pendleton
George Hurst
Dr. Hill
T. Taylor
J. Record
Middleton
R. M. Will- Mame
Wayne Mason
Charles Bottling
Edith Perry
E. T. Walker
Mry McLeod
Crimmins
C. W. Fulton
EL Simonds
la Grande
Hyomei Inhaler Claims Quick Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a direct local treatment that prophylactically reaches the nose throat and lungs. It promises immediate relief and a permanent cure in severe catarrh cases. The complete Hyomei outfit costs 31.00 with a guarantee from Tallman & Co. that the treatment costs nothing unless it cures.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, CO
Hall
Buggy for sale in good condition at Pendleton
For sale cheap a single runabout buggy recently overhauled and in good condition. Contact F. L. 87 by phone or address J. M. Cornelison Pendleton for details.
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F. L
J. M. Cornelison
Pendleton
Athena Child Breaks Arm Four Times In Yard
Eva, daughter of Mrs. Clint Thomas, fractured her right arm above the wrist for the fourth time while playing in the yard Sunday. Dr J D Plamondon attended. M M Johna, formerly of Athena now in Seaside, is visiting and overseeing property interests for a few weeks. In Eugene, Spencer Butte Coal Petroleum company reports a four foot vein of coal. shaft 176 feet to be sunk, miners secured to begin within a month to beat the rainy season. Nearby, Canadian Pacific collision near Winnipeg kills five and injures Guard EB A OConner.
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Athena
Eva
Clint Thomas
J. D. Plamondon
M. M. Johna
Seaside
Eugene
Spencer Butte Coal ® Petroleum Company
J.W. Zimmerman
Eugene Guard
Eugene Thia
Pilot Rock Fourth of July Heralded With Barbecue and Dance
Pilot Rock prepares for a grand Fourth of July with speeches by Hon H. M. Cake and Hon J. B. Holdy. A big barbecue, band concerts, a grove dance, and sports are planned. Presbyterian Ladies will serve dinner and refreshments at the grove booth. Crop prospects are bright, help scarce in hay fields, and the Pilot Rock band has been practicing for the celebration. Local officials and visitors include Judge James A. Fee of Pendleton.
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Bram Band
Pilot Rock
H. M. Cake
J. B. Holdy
the Grove
John Sylvester
Hot Lake
James A. Fee
Pendleton
A. J. Sturtevant
Umatilla County
Mules for Bale from Williams estate for sale
Six mules belonging to the estate of J. A. Williams, deceased, for sale. Inquire of Frank Snyder, executor. The bites and stings of insects, burns, cuts and bruises relieved at once with Pinesalve Carbolized. Acts like a poultice. Draws out inflammation. Try It. Price 5 cents. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
J. A. Williams
Frank Snyder
Gospel of Alfalfa Train Reaches Thousands Across Counties
A Kansas alfalfa train led by Santa Fe Railroad and Wesley Merritt promotes alfalfa expansion across eastern Kansas. KR Wilson and Kansas State Agricultural College staff spoke at 72 stops from Topeka to Lawrence, drawing about 6000 attendees. Guests from The Iowa Homestead and The Kansas Farmer joined two days. The itinerary included many towns and counties, with several counties seeing multiple sessions and large turnouts.
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Santa Fe
Wesley Merritt
Banta Fe
Topeka
KR. E. Wilson
Industrial Department
A. M.ten Eyck
G. C. Wheeler
J. H. Miller
Kansas State Agricultural College
James Atkinson
Iowa Homestead
Des Moines
Lowa
J. D. Graham
Kansas Farmer
Wilder
Edwin Taylor
The
Agricultural College
Kansas
Jewell
Cloud
Atchison
Leavenworth
Holliday
Olathe
Ottawa
Cherryvale
Moline
Otage City
Lawrence
Burlington
Yates Center
Girard
Fredonia
Wyandotte County
Frankin County
County fair urged to showcase Osage resources
Charles L. Swain Freewater city engineer urges Osage county residents to mount a strong display at the upcoming county fair in Pendleton. He notes Mil ton Freewater’s creditable past exhibit and stresses broad participation to boost regional prosperity and prominence. In Chelan county Washington a mill sawyer William Cox was killed when a wagon ran over him after being knocked down by a team on a slope.
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Charles L. Swain
Freewater
Swain
Pendleton
Milton-Freewater
Villey
Scheble
Peshantin
Chelan County
Wash
William Cox
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Ed Parrish
Portland
Sarah Stanley
Tallman & Co
Winnipeg
EB. A. O'Conner
Cake
Eddy
Dr. Ging
George Burlingame
Otis Pelle
Yakima National Bank Garnishee
Pfeile
Ira P. Englehart
H. J. Snively
Burlingame
Pielle
McAulay
Presio
Snively
Rigg
Yakima Republic
Bale
Eale
W. H. Albee
Helix
Ore
Drowers
Dov
Koeppen’s
Pendleton Drug Co
Osage County
Charles I. Swain
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain
Blue Mountains
Umatilla
Oregon
James Cornfield
Gibbon
Stansberg
Mike Transfer
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Rexall
Aistime
Hendricks
Main
Webb
Wenty
International Christian Endeavor
Esitte
Warh
Daly
Inclustve
WM. M’murray
G. P. A. Portland
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WM. M’murrat