Medicos Meet at Hot Lake For Eastern Oregon Meeting
East Oregon District Medical Association releases program for annual gathering at Hot Lake on July 16 with over a dozen physicians from Portland and other regions. Morning sessions cover topics from medicine as a career to uterine development and infected wounds. Afternoon includes discussions on adenoids, gonorrhea prognosis, general paresis, and nasal irritation effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregon District Medical Association
Hot Lake
Oregon
Portland
Society
J. F. Dixon
C. M. Pierce
Sumpter
G. W. Tape
L. P. MecCulla
Boise
W. L. Parker
Baker City
Francis
Haines
Henry Waldo Coe
Portlaffs
W. G. Cole
Pendleton
W. O. Spencer
Huntington
A. Blitz
Idaho
W. H. Ewin
Union
A. M. Anderson
Weston Plans Public Water Fountain on Main Street
Weston residents discuss installing a public fountain on Main street. The council has ordered the water committee to investigate and report at the next meeting. Water will pipe from a spring over a quarter mile away into a cement reservoir to keep the water cool for hot weather.
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Weston
Main Street
Mossman Hurt In Horse Accident Near Hunts Junction
Walla Walla July 7 W H Moss man father in law of H F Nichols chief train despatcher for the Washington and Columbia River railway at Hunts Junction was thrown from a horse between Hunts and Pasco Saturday morning and severely injured. He was found unconscious along the roadside around 10 oclock with concussion symptoms evident.
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Walla Walla
W. H. Mossman
H. F. Nichols
Washington & Columbia River Railway
Hunt's Junction
Hunts
Pasco
Mossman
Tracy's murderous record concludes in Puget Sound chase
A fragment from a colonial era crime saga details Tracy and companions fleeing overland by river and rail from Vancouver to Olympia. It records robberies, horse thefts, and killings including Deputy Sheriff Raymond, Deputy Sheriff Williams, and a Seattle policeman, with Tracy sighted near Whitby Island and believed to have fled toward Canada.
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Columbia River
George Sunderland
Walter Burlingame
Vancouver
Salmon Creek
Ridgeville
Pat McGuire
Lacenter
Kelso
Wash
Chehalis
Northern Pacific
Tenino
Tacoma
Harry
Merrill
Olympia
Tracy
South Bay
Clark
Seattle
EB. E. Breeze
Nell Rawley
Farmer Johnson
Madison Point
Anderson
Cabin
Posse
Whitby Island
Personalities Converge in Pendleton Town Visits
John Cleghorn and W F Woodard arrive from Echo and Nolin respectively. Visitors include Miss Burdens of Athena and L A McLaughlin from Gurdane. Bates arrives from Walla Walla, while John and George Done return from Pilot Rock. Others travel from Walla Walla, Athena, and Portland. citizenship papers filed by Mary Probach. multiple locals attend games and visits, with deputies and the sheriff making rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Bates
Pendleton
Walla Walla
John
George Done
Pilot Rock
T. J. Berg
G. W. Beale
G. W. Bradley
Athena
R. T. Cox
Portland
Mary Probach
Germany
Albert Harala
Adams
Gold Diggers Fall To La Grande Beet Pullers In Two
Baker City's new team the Gold Diggers lost to La Grande Beet Pullers on Friday 8 to 6 with five Baker errors. Saturday brought a 8 to 4 score as La Grande used one pitcher to Baker's three, ending a rough series that left Baker fans bemused by the team's struggles.
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Baker City
Gold Diggers
Baker
Grande Ronde Boys
Dicky
Glendon
Diamond
la Grande
Advertising advice on concise word usage
A printer’s ad advice urges brevity to boost impact and reader attention by using larger type. It argues concise copy costs less per word and improves readability, encouraging advertisers to trim text before layout.
Kemp's Balsam free trial offer for Pendleton customers
The homilest man in Pendleton, as well as the handsomest, and others, are invited to call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, a remedy that is guaranteed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Price 26c and 50c. For sale by Tall man & Co, sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Judge Lowell reports prosperous Morrow County ahead of wheat harvest
Judge Stephen A. Lowell, returning from Lexington, describes a successful Fourth of July in the Northwest and notes Morrow County as prosperous with emigration from the East. Land sales rise, wheat acreage expands, crops are strong, wool prices boost the sheep industry, cattle breeders see solid demand, and Heppner coal rumors spark regional interest and potential fuel implications.
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Lowell
Stephen A. Lowell Hags
Lexington
Morrow County
Heppner
Grasshoppers Wreak Havoc Across AiJkill Flat Area
Nick Blanchet reports abundant grasshoppers in AiJkill Flat causing garden and truck crop damage while stock and overall season conditions remain favorable. He notes fields suffer despite generally good prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Blanchet
AiJkill
Robbery Claim In Palace Lodging House
James Harper reports his watch and five dollars stolen while he slept at the Palace Lodging House. The watch is silver with an Elgin movement and Harper says it cost twenty eight dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harper
Palace
Elgin Movement
Harper
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Dindinger
Wilson & Cosic's
Cleaver Bros
Medicos
C. J. Smith
J. A. Best
Dalles
L. T. Brock
A. K. Higgs
N. Molitor
W. T. Phy
M. K. Hall
M. M. Dittebrand
Milton
Bate
East Oregonian
Union Made
THE
Pendleton Shoe Company
Main St
C. Berquist
Mr. Beckweth
Campbell
College Street
Susan Buckner
Picot Rock
Frank Buckner
W. A. Banister
Dayton
William Ferguson
Walla
Leo Ferguson
John Cleghorn
Echo
W. F. Woodard
Nolin
Miss Burdens
L. A. McLaughlin
Gurdane
Minnie
Maggie
Katie O’connell
Umatilla
B. A. Vaughan
Golconda
George W. Proebster
United States
al Roberts
Uncle Sam
William Blakley
Minnie Jones
Alta
Katherine
Carrie Sharp
Effie Jean Frazier
Heppner Blackman
M. F. Kelly
Eugene Tausick
Kelly
W. M. Bott
Helix
W. M. Schick
Beckweth
Bon
Ogden
Utah
Oxford
Oxfords
Juge Bross
Pride
E.T. Wi
Real
P.O
ST. Joe Store
the Lyons Mercantile
Main
Webb
John New
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