Weston Notes Mrs Stanfield Ill At Parents Home
Special correspondence from Weston reports Mrs Gertrude Stanfield very ill at her parents home with possible operation ahead. Louis C Proebster, once of Weston, now in Oklahoma politics as a Republican delegate to the state convention, manages Hubbard Hardware & Implement in Frederick. Measles remain prevalent with about a dozen cases in light form. J H Logan has been away two weeks visiting places in Washington. Mrs A S Buell of Athe D4 is pale and ill at Lazier sanatorium. Eva Brehm suffered injury while cherry picking but is resting well. Harvesting begins, yields exceed 50 bushels in many fields as farmers stay optimistic. Weston brick yard closed briefly due to high lumber costs. five workers retained, others to return after warm weather and fall building. Butcher shop and property for sale in good location. North Yakima shipped 4500 carloads last year, mainly fruit and farm products, more than any other non-terminal station in the U S.
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Louis C. Proebater
Oklahoma
Hubbard Hardware & Implement Company
Frederick
Oklo
J. H. Logan
Weston
Washington
Echo
Buell
Lazler Sanatorium
Eva Brehm
It Ie
For sale cheap runabout bugey
Single runabout bugey offered for sale in good condition after a thorough overhaul. Contact F. L. 423 by phone or J. M. Cornelison Pendleton for address details.
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F. L
J. M. Cornelison
Freewater Advices Let for 15000 and Commerce Expansion
Contract let for a two story brick building in Freewater costing $16000. Ground floor for Bradley Mitchell firm, second floor offices and lodge rooms. Weston yard brick order. Nearby ventures include a 300 driving horse sale and a 100 acre tomato cannery project. White Salmon move and local crops praised. Charles Saunders funeral noted. San Bernardino merchants oppose dual telephone tributes, favor single company negotiations.
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Colorado
White Salmon
Charles Saunders
Freewater
Freewater Mercantile Firm
Bradley & Mitchell
Nick Wlerck
Walla Walla
Weston Yards
Magele Clarke
Weston
Major
Hopkins
R R. Collins
Spokane
Denver
Col
L. Ulet
Vincent Church
Helms
United Brethren Church
Oregon
Hudson Bay Country
Maude Wells
Cottage Grove
H. G. Helscharer
Robert E. Alien
The
Walla Walla Traction Company
Gopher Breach Halts Water On High Line Canal
A colony of gophers set up burrows on the lower bank of the high line canal near Cottonwood Mame, causing a 300 foot capital bank breach. Water was shut off, repairs completed by Tuesday, and flow restored. No long term damage expected as weather favored minimal impact on farmers served by the canal.
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Gopher
High Line
Rock Creek
Cottonwad
Beck Crerck
Twin Falls
Telegraphers Ban Boys From Learning Telegraphy Art
The order of the railroad telegraphers bans teaching boys the art of telegraphy to secure better wages. Organization heads say the move aims to improve wage conditions, while Railronda claims it will hinder their ability to hire the 6000 operators needed in eight months to meet the new law reducing service hours. Unfurnished housekeeping room for rent. Enquire at this office.
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Railronda
Long Live the King and Dr King's New Discovery Ad
Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truen Mass praises Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds and sore throats claiming rapid relief and cure. The ad touts New Discovery as a proven remedy for weak lungs and failed other treatments, guaranteed by Tallman Co with price details.
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King
America
Dr. King
Julia Ryder Paine
Truen
Mass
Tallman & Co
Case in US circuit court over two acres irrigation act
Judge Wolverton heard arguments in a United States versus Alex Martin and Fred H Mills case this morning. The central issue hinges on a division of two acres of land and the defense may seek to sustain a specific contention affecting the irrigation act.
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Wolverton
United States Circuit Court
United States
Alex Martin
Fred H. Mills
Oregon Daily Journal Warns on Irrigation Condemnation Case
A Klamath County land dispute over a two plus acre strip slated for a federal irrigation ditch could decide if the government may condemn private property for public irrigation projects. Defendants challenge the constitutional basis of eminent domain, warning a ruling against them would halt all proposed projects by hindering land acquisitions.
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United States
Oregon Daily Journal
Klamath Lake
A Happy Man is Amos F King of Port Bryan
Amos F King of Port Bryan aged 85 has a leg sore healed entirely by Bucklen's Arnica Salve, famed for healing sores burns cuts wounds and piles. The ad notes price 25 cents. Also offers furnished housekeeping rooms for rent in the East Oregonian building.
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Amos F. King
Port Bryan
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
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Mrs. Stanfield
Louis Proebster
Gertrude Stanfield
Cunningham, Wash
W. H. Albee
Hellz, Ore
North Yakima
Rexall
Pendleton
Central Meat, Co. Carney, Ramedell & Co, Telephone
Freewater Advices
San Bernardino
Rock Island
San Frances
Ogden
Salt Lake
Chicago
San Francisco
Ile
Rie Elt
Rock Island-Frisco Lines
Third St
Portland
Ore
Lee @treet
Henee
Court Street
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
East
Oregonian
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. 5. Byers
Northwestern
GAS @ ELECTRIC CO
Matlock Building
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