Enormous Sale of Cooper Remedies Draws Crowds in St Louis
Interviews with about 20 callers at Cooper headquarters reveal strong belief in The New Discovery’s healing power. Residents like Anna Hampton John Ehrndal and Margaret Gordon report relief from stomach trouble debility and rheumatism after using the medicine, challenging claims that Cooper is a passing fad.
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St. Louis
Cooper
Anna GB
Hampton
Michigan Avenue
Héne
Mr. Cooper
John F. Ehrndal
N. 11Th Street
Margaret Gordon
Center Street
Discovery
Milton Hotel stockholders elected and camp meeting turnout
Milton stockholders have elected A. M. Blam J. E. Davis J. A. Miller W. A. Putnam and Mrs H. M. Cockburn as directors. Over half of the $15 000 needed for the hotel project has been raised. Large crowds attended Adventist camp meeting at College Place and a Woodmen of the World lodge banquet for visiting members. Freewater notes mention berry sales at the depot and improving injuries. Florence Simonds won a prize for a view in the Hudson Bay district.
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College Place
Woodmen of World
Simonds
Milton
Milton Hotel Company
A. M. Blam
J. E. Davis
3. A. Miller
W. A. Putnam
Mra
Adventista
Milton Camp
Walla
Ukiah Enters Main Line as Transport Hub for Crops and Stock
Ukiah becomes a key inland transport point with new stage service from Long Creek to Ukiah three days weekly and return trips. Connection to Pendleton enables night rail travel and faster Portland trips. Umatilla Central expansion toward Pilot Rock promises further links. Crops and livestock look excellent amid rainfall and growing optimism.
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Ukiah
Grant County
Long Creek
Pendleton
Portland
Inland Empire
Umatilla Central
Pilot Rock
Ritter and Dale
Ritter
McDuffee
J. W. Caldwell
Wkiah
Oregon Health Statistics Apr Deaths Births Marriages
Oregon monthly bulletin reports April deaths 422, births 579, marriages 310. Tuberculosis remains the leading contagious cause, with Dr. E A Pierce detailing infection, prevention, and care. Consumption deaths since 1904 total 774, noting one third of 25 to 40 age group die from it. Oregon’s death rate stays low due to climate.
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State Board of Health
Oregon
Three Baptisms at Weston During Dunkard Revival
Weston June 5 Dunkards holding revival services immersed in Pine Creek near Ray's bridge. Three young girls Miss Sadie Beamer Pearl Barklow and Amy Hopkins were baptized. Elder Stevens of Welser Idaho led the meetings. A daughter was born Sunday June 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe King.
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Dunkards
Weston
Pine Creek
Ray's Bridge
Sadie Beamer
Pearl Barklow
Amy Hopkins
Stevenaof
Welser
Idaho
Roscoe King
Ban on Elk Teeth in Ogden Elks Lodge
Ogden Elks lodge bans wearing elk teeth and tusks by members. Prompted by Judge Melvin’s request and grand exalted rules, it is believed elk tusks will be discontinued as lodge emblems. Members are urged to refrain from purchasing or wearing elk teeth now and in the future.
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Freewater
Virgil Snavely
Ogden Lodge of Elks
Melvin
Elks
Bikes of
Ogden
West
Grand Lodge
Ogden Lodge
Sheep Shipment Today From North Yakima
James Wright of North Yakima ships 7000 yearling wethers bought from J E Smith Livestock by rail to North Yakima. Sheep to be unloaded and kept on Wright's ranges there for the summer. Also notes: after years ill, tuberculosis patient refused. Dr Marvin Chaplin dies in Chicago at 86.
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James Wright
North Yakima
J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Mr. Wright
Marvin Chaplin
Chicago
Unionization Efforts Stall In Rock Springs
Rock Springs June 6 The union drive leaves the town largely idle as many mines shut down and few workers remain. Outside crews and offices idle, Sweetwater No 1 and Superior still operate. Organizers stay pinned to Griffiths block headquarters while ejectment plans loom for the week ahead.
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Rock Springs
Sweetwater
Superior
Griffiths Block
North Front Street
Central Coal & Coke Company
Tinton Pacific
Ahtanum Water Cases In Court
D J Munn a relater sues 115 defendants for damages from Ahtanum creek appropriation washing downstream, drying the stream at his farm. He claims prior appropriation purchased from settlers and that later settlers up the creek built laterals depleting flow.
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Ahtanum
D. J. Munn
Sait
Munn
The Mask of Health and Miona Tablets Promise Cures
Pendleton readers learn that indigestion causes many health issues and that Miona stomach tablets strengthen digestive organs. The ad claims noticeable relief after a few days, with Tallman & Co promising a full refund if Miona does not cure, risk on the seller.
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Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Miona
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Stansberg & Milne Transfer Co
HOTEL
Freewater-Milto
Florence Simonds
Hadson Bay
Spokesman-Review
Ukiah News
Umadila Central
Oregon Health Statistics
Mear
Union Pacific
Organization of Coal Miners
Henry J. Snively
Avery
Spokane
Redman
United States
Kauffman
Ellensburg
Yakima Republic
Seattle
Mask OF Health
Athena
Umatilla County
Walla Walla
Chamber of Commerce
T G. Hailey
Cee & Sytem
Troy Laundry
Nolin & Son
Propa
Orville Coffman
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