Notes From Breezy Wenaha Springs Special Correspondence
Wenaha Springs Ore July 19. Visitors and residents mingle at Wenaha with Pendleton travelers and auto parties from Helix Walla Walla and Portland. Many names appear including Thompson Wyranch Stanfield Rosy Shea Drake Dickson Hays O Connors Judd Aguhart McTerridge Koepcke Moorhouse Pedigo Bryson Keefe and others.
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Wenaha Springs
Ore
P. A. McPhee
Pendleton
John F. Thompson
Paul Wyranch
Walla Walla
W.L. Thompson
Edward
Margorie Breargeau
Spokane
R. B. Stanfield
Beho
A. J. O'Connors
J. F. Aguhart
W. H. McTerridge
Fred Judd
E. B. Thompson
Portland
Wenaha
Wennata
N. N. Hendrikson
Maria Koepcke
Grace Johnson
Wm. Moffatt
Will Jamieson
Weston
F. E. van Dusen
Pasco
Wennoha
W. W. Hoch
Wenoha
E. J. Burke
Clark Nelson
Mre
Frank Hays
Mark Moorhouse
Myrtle Swart
Gibbon
James Means
Aire
J. H. Pedigo
H. B. Bryson
Zelda Bryson
Jack Keefe
Springs
A Golden Wedding And The Liver Health Elixir
A fragment proclaims a long life for a couple and urges keeping Tallard's Herbine in the house to maintain liver health year round. The ad promotes the remedy at 60 cents per bottle, distributed by A. C. Koepfen & Bros.
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Tallard
A. C., Koepfen & Bros
New York Parson Urges Damning the Trusts in Ice Fight
The Rev Louis Shreve Osborn of Trinity Episcopal Newark caused a stir by signing a donation plea that uses the word damn to condemn ice and milk trusts and others blamed for price hikes. He cites scripture and urges aid for indigent milkmen amid rising ice and milk costs in Newark.
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New York
Louis Shreve Osborn
Trinity Episcopal Church
Newark
Ice Trust
Milk Trust
Standard Oil Company
Parsons
Ice Fund
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted by Local Carpenter
E. 8. Lopez of Marita New York claims the salve always heals any cut wound bruise or sore. He touts it as the greatest healer of burns boils scalds chapped hands lips fever sores skin eruptions eczema corns and piles and notes it sells for 25 cents at Koeppens.
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Bucklen
Lopez
Marita
N. Y
Burna
Koeppens
Monster wild hog battles hunters in Crisp county
In Cordele area hunters armed with shotguns dogs and pitchforks chased a 400 pound monster hog reported to be part of a herd raiding crops near Flint River. After a several hour battle near Murray's ferry the boar was hauled out dead, measuring seven feet long thirty three inches tall with four and a half inch tusks and estimated age ten to twelve.
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Cordele
Crisp County
Dooly
Flint River
Murray's Ferry
Murray
A Contented Woman Uses Ballard's Snow Liniment
A description of Ballard's Snow Liniment claimed to keep the user free from aches and pains and to heal cuts burns and sprains. It is said to cure rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and all muscular soreness and stiffness. Sold by A. C. Koeppen Bros in prices of 26e 0c and 1.00 per bottle.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Drunken Cab Driver Injures Boy and Father in Dalles Accident
In The Dalles Oregon this morning George Carter 10 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Carter of 121 East Thirteenth Street and Jugene L Smith known as the drunken cab driver were involved in a city hall related accident. Both victims were taken to the hospital. The incident occurred during morning hours with authorities responding swiftly. Investigations are pending to determine fault and circumstances.
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Roy Rundown
Dalles, Ore
George Carter
Edward Carter
East Thirteenth Street
Dalles Hospital
Ind
Jugene L. Smith
City Hall
Heat Wave Follows By Grain Harvest
Weston July 19. Weeton had warm weather last week and is cooler this week. Sunday’s high hit 105 degrees. Mountain farmers begin timothy harvest. crop strong. Bailers moved to mountains to work on Saling ranch. Athens visitors and local residents appear in Weston and Athena. Civil War veteran Thomas Mulady visits Weston. Moving picture show resumes. local hedging and lumber activity noted. Teacher exam yields one-year certificates for Weston students.
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Weston
Weeton
Mercury
Mason Deardoff
Saling
Joe Sherrod
Athens
Anice Barnes
McKay Creek
Fred Pinkerton
Athena
George Proebster, Jr
Clarence Whitton
James Navin
Helix
Archie MclIntyre
Dr. Jarman
Crooks
Methodist Church
Spokane
Grace Grece
Lath
South Pakety
Rune
Lillie McMorris
Portland
Venerd Bell
R. A. Thompson
Mra
Jas. Kirkpatrick
Ransom
Lexington
John Patbere
Duncan McIntyre
Wile
Raw
Coffman
Win Threshing
Ira
University of Oregon
Weston harvest field vacation student visits Weston
A student spends his vacation in the Weston harvest fields while Mr. Shorte of Arlington visits friends in Weston.
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Weston Harvest Fields
Shorte
Arlington
Weston
Washougal Woman Betsey Ough Dies at 100 in Northwest
Betsey Ough, over 100, longtime resident of the Columbia Valley, daughter of an Indian chief once known as White Wing, died after a brief illness in Washougal Washington. She married Richard Ough in 1824 and aided early settlers across the mountains. Surviving are five daughters and four sons scattered in the Northwest. she held substantial local property.
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Washougal
Wash
Betsey Ough
Northwest
The
Columbia
White Wing
Richard Ough
John McLaughlin
Poursone
Fly In Ear Brings Death To Five In New Jersey
A five year old boy in New Jersey died after a fly crawled into his ear, causing inflammation of the brain. Doctors attributed the fatal outcome to the infection following the fly’s invasion during a week of suffering.
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Union
N. J
Thomsse F. Elolloran
Lived on Raw Eggs and Gut Troubles Endured
Cecilion Maryland resident George Richards recounts 12 years of persistent stomach problems and costly remedies including diet restrictions and surgery. He credits two 25 cent packages of Thedford's Black Draught as life changing, saying he has returned to steady farm work and feels as strong as iron and urges readers to use Thedford's vegetable remedy.
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Cecilion
George Richards
Nan
Thedford
Thedford’s
Boy shoots baby sister in Estacada tragedy
Dorothy Denney nine months old died in Estacada Oregon after her brother George nine years old inadvertently discharged a shotgun while playing in a bedroom with the gun resting nearby. Parents were away from home when the accident occurred.
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Estacada, Ore
Dorothy Denney
Clark Denney
George Denney
Furs Arrived in St Louis from Rocky Mountains in 1822
In November 1822 furs first reached St Louis Missouri after being brought from the Rocky Mountains. The arrival marks an early trade link between regional frontiers and established markets, highlighting the role of mountain trappers and river routes in expanding commerce.
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St. Louis
Rocky Mountains
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