Weston brick yard sets new daily mold capacity record at 8634
Frank Pattison surpassed the previous record by molding 8634 bricks in a day at Weston’s brick yard, beating prior marks by Van Slyke and himself. The season has been strong for molders averaging 6000 daily. Additional notes cover local housing work, bear hunting tales, new settlers Lee Cauthorn and F M Bryant, monument setting by H Wray, cemetery markers, proposal for three Weston saloons, and funeral details for Mrs Pambrun.
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Frank Pattison
Weston Brick Yard
van Slyke
W. H. Benefiel
F. M. Bryant
Richhill
Missouri
Mr. Cauthorn
Mr. Bryant
H. Wray
Harris & Wray
Pendleton Marble Works
Weston
J. W. Younge
Miran
Henry
William Brown
Wray
Thos. Purcell
Main Street
Charles H. Walters
Spokane
M. Walters
Athena Press: Owen Ruthie named nightwatch for Athena
Athena's Owen Ruthie will serve as nightwatch in the town. Pendleton resident Mrs. Carl Weissert visits at the Rosenzweig Lome. City council adjourned without action on the electric railway at Monday’s meeting. George Gross plans a residence foundation at 4th and Adams. Wells-Hawes suit settled. Hawes pays Wells $100 and costs. The Yellow Kids disband for season. some join leagues, others stay home. Shea, Rollo Brown and Black join La Grande. Willard to Baker City. Cox to Pendleton. W. B. Banks dies at Camas Prairie age, leaves parents, seven brothers, four sisters. Old Man Stringer seen in town, still spry. Mrs. A. D. Pambrun dies at home south of town. age near 78, born August 26, 1824 in Minnesota. moved to Wallula in 1862.
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Athena Press
Owen Ruthie
Athena
Carl Weissert
Pendleton
Rosenzweig Lome
George Gross
4Th and
Adams Streets
Wells-Hawes
Hawes
Wells
Shea
Rollo Brown
Black
la Grande
Willard
Baker City
Cox
W. B. Banks
Dickenson
Camas Prairie
Stringer
Walla Walla
A. D. Pambrun
Minnesota
Wallula
Crop Prospects Brighten With Hefty Expected Yields
A B Stanley former Echo farmer now with Hardman Mercantile Co reports record crop potential across Umatilla County saying the current harvest is underway in the county’s western section. He asserts yields at least 15 percent higher than any prior era, urging readers to tour the wheat fields to witness the vast prospects.
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A. B. Stanley
Hardman
Heppner
Hardman Mercantile Co
Portland
Mr. Stanley
Echo
Johnson
The
Var
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Adams Advance Crops and mishap report from the week
Dr Stone rests at Bing ham Springs this week while Adams sees varied activity. Smith Alloway transacted business in Adams and Archie McKinnon visited from Little Greasewood. Wheat prospects improve across sections as harvesting begins near Middle Cold Spring. A fishing trip ends with M A Ferguson wounded by a rifle misfire, teaching a hard lesson about firearm safety.
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Adams
Dr. Stone
Bingham Springs
Smith Alloway
Pendleton
Archie McKinnon
Little Greasewood
Frank Miller
Charles Hamilton
Cold Springs
Middle Cold Spring
M. A. Ferguson
Frank Bentley
M. A
Ferguson
Vansycle Notes Reflect Fourth of July Travel and Illness
Vansycle July 12 notes show Charles Campbell and family visiting Walla Walla on the Fourth while Fred Raymond and Arthur Grover with Julia Pierce of Helix traveled to Bingham Springs. Benjamin Stanton’s family fished the Walla Walla river. rain blocked planned trips. W E Brotherton fell ill, later diagnosed as heart pressure from indigestion treated by Dr Griswold of Helix. Dennis Porter arrives from Bear Paw to supervise harvest separator duties.
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Vansycle
Charles Campbell
Walla Walla
Fred Raymond
Arthur Grover
Julia Pierce
Helix
Bingham Springs
Benjamin Stanton
W. E. Brotherton
Dr. Griswold
Charles Brinker
Milton
Charlies Brinker
Alabama
A. C. Brotherton
Henry Brinker
Dave Richardson
Local Notes from Helix and Surrounding Areas
Miss Kittle Sharp of Athena visited friends in Helix during the week. County Commissioner Walker attended court in Pendleton. Miss Emma Green left for Walla Walla to vacation with her sister Mrs J A Gross. Mr and Mrs Whiteman and niece Frances plan three weeks in Olympia visiting Mrs Whiteman’s brother Mr McFerrin. John Gildersleeve, Mrs Charles Betts’s brother, will arrive soon from Long Island to teach and practice in the area.
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Helix
Kittle Sharp
Athena
Walker
Pendleton
Emma Green
Walla Walla
J. A. Gross
Whiteman
Frances
Olympia
Charles Betts
Long Island
Mr. Gildersleeve
McReynold's Creamery Milk Featured in All Stores
Local grocers announce McReynold's creamery milk is now carried in every store. Customers urged to ask for the brand at checkout to help expand shelf presence and support regional dairy production.
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McReynold’s
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Gon
Londa
Home County News
Ston and Vicinity
Weston Leader
Umatilla County
News of
Vansycle Notes
D. Kemler
Climax
Seal of
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Golden Star
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