Many Nurserymen Visit in Milton
Milton Oregon July 16 President A Miller of the Nurserymen Association visiting Walla Walla brought about 150 nurserymen to Milton by trolley car. They toured Milton Nurseries and were treated to an open air banquet at the A Miller residence before returning to Walla Walla. Other brief notes include local moves and visits: H B Lamb recovering from an accident, Ida Thompson new hello girl at the local office, Mr and Mrs R E Eichenberger moving four miles above Milton, Henry Frazier and Wm Anderson Jr returning from Salmon River outing, Lee Berry visiting from Hill's Camp for supplies, Florence Miller visiting, Mrs C J Wallingford visiting Ferndale, W W McQueen and family planning camp at Toll Gate, Alyses Elsie and Dessi McQueen already there, CW Dawson leaving for Portland for a meat company job, L L Sewell purchasing the M W Howard property, and R B Frazier erecting a large barn on upper Main.
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Milton, Or
Nurserymen'’s Association
Walla Walla
Milton
Milton Nursery
A. Miller
Hunt Mfg. Co
C. J. Wallingford
Richards
Ferndale
W. W. McQueen
Toll Gate
Alyises Elsie
Dessi MccQueen
CW. Dawson
Portland
L. L. Sewell
Exho
M. W. Howard
R. B. Frazier
Upper Main
Riverside steamer crew learns of Jeffries victory from Cordova
The Riverside eight days out from Cordova and equipped with wireless asked who won the fight. Jeffries won in the fifteenth round and Johnson dominated until the ship's detentions cut the signal. Longshoremen learned the result as the ship tied up.
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Seattle
Wash
Riverside
Eigct
Cordova
Jeffries
Russell
Johnson
Doctors Operated Though He Had No Appendicitis
A Sacramento man recalls suffering years of illness before undergoing an appendectomy he says was unnecessary. He describes continuing pain after the operation and credits Fer-Don's European medical experts and bloodless surgeons with curing him without surgery. The piece also profiles patients from Oakland and Coleville who sought Fer-Don treatments and report dramatic improvements in health and vitality after sessions. The Pendleton office advertises these doctors as treating chronic and nervous conditions, removing tumors and gallstones without a knife, with consultations for a dollar.
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J. T. Miller
E. Street
Sacramento
Mr. Miller
Fer-Don
Don
Minnie Drummond
Oakland
Twenty-second Street
D. Ranfers
Opal Street
Mr. Raniere
Carrie McKay
Eliza McKay
Coleville
Mono County
Powell
Eleventh Street
Carrie
Reno
Corrie
St. Joseph Convent
Pendleton
For Dan's
Main Street
Weston Girl Dies While Visiting In Spokane
Weston Ore July 15 Miles Amelia NorDean died at Spokane July 14 of typhoid fever. She had been visiting her sister Mrs Ro1 D Cashett for months and died after care failed. Funeral at Spokane. survived by parents two sisters and four brothers. A large circle of friends and church and Rebekah lodge member. Local news notes include land sale and Weston council water plans with dam and large pipe, costing thousands, to secure water supply. party bonds already approved.
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Weston
Ore
Miles Amelia NorDean
Spokane
Mies Nor- Dean
United Brethren Church
Rebekah Lode
Lucas
Reed and Hawley Mountains
W. T. Purcell
Weaton
Pine Creek
Jeweet
J. H. Cilodius
Wakeshore
Washington
J. S. Campbell
Kentucky
James la Lande
Gertrude Wheeler
Viva Warren
Fay Warren
Cold Springs
Richard Gerberding
R. E. Driskell
William Lieuallen
Portland
Valley
Apple Show in Spokane Offers $20,900 in Prizes
Spokane Washington Apple Show announces cash prizes and premiums totaling $20,900 across multiple contests. Entries due by November 9 with exhibits due by 12 noon November 12. Varieties include Arkansas Black and Winesap with prizes from 25 to 379 dollars and many trees or spray pumps as awards.
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Spokanen
Wash
Spokane
Arkansas
Rhoile Telind Greaning
Rome Beauty
Spitzenberg
Staymon
Ren H. Rice
Dally Ean Oregonian by carrier lowly 1% conte per week
A terse note reports a carrier surcharge or wage detail involving the Oregonian newspaper, indicating a minimal weekly percentage or charge. The fragmentary text lacks clear individuals, dates, or organizational names beyond the newspaper title.
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Oregonian
Well Known Athena Man Ill at Wenaha Springs
Word has reached here that Dale Preston former manager of the Preston Parton Milling company is very ill at Wenaha Springs with Brights disease. His illness brings anxiety to local citizens as doctors give little hope. His brothers and wife attend him. top physicians are in attendance. The milling firm reports heavy orders and high production. A W C T U meeting is held in the city park with many ladies present and refreshments to follow. California oil fields exceed Pennsylvania in production potential.
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Athena, Or
Dale Preston
Preston-Parton Milling Company
Wenaha Springs
Preston
Waltshoro. Wash
Inland Empire
Charles Paddley
Wallowa County
Oregon
Findidley
Weston
Joe Hodgson
Wallowa
Women's Christian Temperance Union
California to Lead U S in Oil Supply Future
A San Francisco report states California oil fields are in early development with rising output while other regions peak. The U S Geological Survey notes California holds about 850 square miles of proved petroleum territory, capable of supporting large production growth for the nation and North America.
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Pennsylvania
California
United States
Sovernment
Ohio-Indiana
Texas
Louisiana
San Francisco
Cal
North American
United States Geological Survey
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A. Eklund
Main St
Amelia Nordean
Wer
Council
Chamberlain
Lehman Hot Springs
the Health and Pleasure Resort
Frank L. McNeil Mgr
Blue Mountains
Pendleton Auto Co
Thompson
Umatilla
Athena Man III
Wenaha
Deatis
Bright
Taki No Tape
Big Milling Company
Calipornta Otl
Duroy
J. Donaldson
Drecaptive Cireular
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