Weston News Highlights and Local Events
Weston notes a holiday crowd on the Fourth with Pendleton and Bingham Springs visits. Miss Myrtin Duncan shows improvement after illness. Strawberries are bountiful and harvest labor worries ease due to new combines. Dr. Cashatt and wife return from New York after post graduate study. Mrs Ella Hays dies of malignant cancer at St Vincent hospital Portland.
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Weston
Ben Dupuis
Helix
Weston Mountain
Walia Wallan
Mesdames
John
David Warren
Baker City
New York
Mrs. Coshatt
Mays
Ella Hays
Hays
St Vincent Hospital
Portland
Electric Bitters Restore Weak Women
The Charm ing Woman is not necessarily one of perfect form and features. A plain woman may possess neatness clear eyes and upright health. Electric Bitters restore weak women five strong nerves bright eyes velvety skin and beautiful complexion. Guaranteed at Tallman Co s druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co.'s
Milton Man Gone to Montana
Ray McAllister the Mosgrove mercantile head bookkeeper left for Kalispell Montana to manage his wheat ranch. Clemens Wilcox succeeds him as head bookkeeper. E K Henry suffered a painful injury when a heavy piece of furniture fell, fracturing a bone and delaying work for weeks.
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Milton
Ray McAllister
Mosgrove
Kalispell
Mont
Clemens Wilcox Euccerdin
McAllister
Theatore
Wilcox
Blair Business College
Spokane
Lee
E. K. Hetry
Viemory
A Memorable Day With Dr. Ging's New Life Pills
A nostalgia filled note praises Dr. Ging's New Life Pills as a reliable health aid that purifies the blood and eases headache and biliousness while keeping the bowels regular. The ad notes a 26¢ price at Tallman & Co.’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ging
Tallman &Co
Planning for race track in Athena discussed by horsemen
Charles Norris called a meeting of local horsemen in Athena to plan a race track. Report notes celebrants visiting Pendleton spoke highly of gatherings, with Pendleton attendees claiming it was among the best celebrations. Also lists two births and local ads for kidney pills and a butcher shop for sale by W. H. Albee in Hellz Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Iwatde Ce
Charles Norris
Pendleton
Umatilla Fourth Celebrations and Local Civic Changes
Mercury notes a quiet Fourth in Umatilla with 77 degrees and historic contrasts to last year. Freight traffic surged on the O R & N, 12 freight trains in and out, any delays fixed by extra freight departures. Foster acts as temporary city marshal after A. M. Smith resigns from the council, J W Dunnean elected to fill the PAL vacancy. Nearby travelers include W H Thede and Fred E Goodell, with town improvements such as repainted Owls saloon and barber shop. George W Kelley and family leave for Troutdale. O W Wright visits Greenwood BC.
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Mercury
Yaknon
Portland
British Columbia
Pfoster
J. N. Duncan
PAL
Umatilla
Maercury
Pendleton
Thame
O, Ro & No
Albina Shops
City Recorder
Sid Saylor
Mt. Hood
Mt. Adams
Alt. Adams
Inter
North Yakima
Columbia
W. H. Thede
Fred E. Goodell
George W. Kelley
Troutdale
Mr. Kelley
Frank F. Foster
A. M. Smith
J. W. Dunnean
Mr. Smith
R. & N. Company
Dallas
Ore
Cornerstone laid for Kaneas City labor temple on July Fourth
On July 4 a cornerstone was laid for a labor temple at Kaneas City near Fourteenth and Woodland. The project will cost about $80,000. Other items note a New York Central freight-rate filing fine of $15,000 in Rochester for oil shipments to Standard Oil. a jail break in Ratón New Mexico ending in a jailer killing a prisoner. a boy in Winona Minnesota dying after contact with a live wire while climbing an electric mast. injuries at a Los Angeles Fourth of July celebration. and nationwide casualty tallies from Patriotism Day events. Additional items cover a Hamburg America tug foundering with drownings, Saratoga’s hosting of the Knights Templar conclave, Denver chosen for a miners federation meeting, a tragic drowning during a missed wedding, June fire losses totaling $14.77 million in the U.S. and Canada, an infernal device explosion at Connellsville, and homicide rate comparisons across countries.
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Kaneas City
Fourteenth and
Woodland
New York Central Company
Rochester
Standard O
Raton
N. M
John Gale
Brown
Winona
Minn
Roy van Sickten
Los Angeles
Hugene Cline
Chicago Tribune
United States
Sto Benito
Hamburg
Compaiies Amazon Service
Bay of Bisscay
Brazil
Saratoga
Knights Templar
New York
New York City
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Hutio
Hiahee
Ariz
Tonopah
Nev
Douglas City
Alaska
Butte
Yell County
Arkansas
Mies Nellie Henderson
Joseph Giffen
Horace Glimore
Canada
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
San Francisco
Walton Rutledge
Uliness
Haw
Connellaville
Louis Colonia
August Genettle
John Welsh
Elgin Branch progress and rail line expansion near Wallowa bridge
Progress on the Elgin Branch includes Doty subcontracting 2000 feet of grade work near the Wallowa bridge as a steel gang of 125 men moves outward from Elgin. An additional 6060 workers have been placed on the railroad this week with promises of completion to Joseph by November. Pinealve Carbolized offers insect bite and burn relief, sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Elgin
Co. A
Burglars Blow Safes In Tacoma Clothing Store
Northwest news item reports burglars blew two safes at Dege and Milner’s clothing store in Tacoma, stealing about $600 in cash and checks. They piled clothing around the safe as a muffler, ruining about $500 worth of goods.
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Dege & Milner
Tacoma
Hun
BE. L. Dexter
Dayton, Wash
A. J. Dexter
Coos Bay
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Vincent Hospital
Milton Man
Montana
Alexa
Kirk
Mra
David Boniface
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
W. H. Albee
Hellz, Ore
Smith
Germany
England
Wales
France
Dominion of Canada
Northwest News
Prosser
Wash
Rounds
George Smith
Min
Five Points
Jordan
Whiskey
Beaver
Rock Crowks
Union County
Grande Rondo
United States Hatchery
Clackamas
Pacific States Telephone Company
Colfax
Whatcom Lake
Peltingham
Frank Hickok
Enterprise
Wallowa County
Pres
Montgomery
Stansberg
RES
Rexall
The
D. A. Pary
Teyd
Batistes
the Fair Dep’t. Store
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Levi Ankeny W. 8
DYERS
Gho, Hartman, JR
T. C. Taylor
W. F. Matlock
G. M. Rice
J. 5, M’lebod
Jas. A. Snyder
Fgen
OS Malm Street
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St
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