Hermiston Notes Progress on Church and New Block
Hermiston notes report progress toward a Baptist church building and the Bland and Newport Skinner blocks nearing completion. The Hermiston Bank & Trust opened with Reed as cashier, Vermiston gains a second bank, and baseball officers were elected. Local prospectors eye lands under the project as alfalfa and kings harvest proceed, while stockyards and ornithology finds spark town interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Church
Bland Business
Newport & Skinner Block
Hermiston
Hermiston Bank & Trust Company
Reed
Montana
Vermiston
Fred Russell
Great Falls
Oregon Hardware & Implement Company
Baptist Church Building Committee
W. 8. Holt
D. D
Portland
E. T. Allen
Irrigan
C. K. Bland
Newport & Skinner
Co. S&s McNaught
Harry Straw
Kellogg
D. C. Henney
G. Bopson
Harry Burke
Hermiston Realty Company
Oregon
Willamette
England
Echo News notes school election and cattle shipments
Echo votes to add the 10th grade and elects Louis Scholl Jr as clerk and BE Elder as director for one year. A large cattle shipment by Tom Benson to Union Meat opens the season, with lambs and ewes about to depart. Weather, bank statements, and local notes follow with farm and project updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Louis Scholl, Jr
BE. BE. Elder
Echo Public Schools
Treasury
Echo District
H. W. King
Reclamation Service
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Tom Benson
Union Meat Company
R. B. Stanfield
J. B. Salor
R. R. Johnson
Hermiston
J. F. McNaught
Fred George
George Miller
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
The New Remedy for Digestive Woes
Thousands seek June vacation relief, but Mi-o-na tablets promise to banish indigestion headaches and sleeplessness by normalizing digestion. Regular use speeds relief from stomach upset, belching, and fatigue, with Tallman & Co. selling Mi-na in 60 cent boxes and offering a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desha
Tallman & Co
Rainy Week Across Oregon With A Cool Spell
Over the past five days Oregon endured frequent light to moderate rain with cloudy cool conditions. Temperatures during afternoons fell as much as 20 degrees below normal while nights were also cooler than average. A brief clearing Friday morning brought scattered frosts in northeastern counties. The last two days turned warm and sunny, easing the weather pattern.
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Cohwabla River Valley
Hood River
Wasto County
D. Ny Ryerlee
Mountain Park
Wasco County
Reynond Markley
Heppner
Morrow County
George Whitels
Umatilla
Helen T. Duncan
Pendeton
H. F. Johnason
Weston
Umatilla County
Maud M. Baker
Naval
Water Struck at Agency Plains Well Near Madras
Water has been struck in a well drilled on W. F. Magill’s Agency plain ranch ten miles north of Madras Crook county. The stream rises 50 feet in the 420 foot depth with the first flow warm. Drillers hope an artesian flow may develop after casing as drilling continues through soft soapstone and clay toward a hard bottom. Water scarcity had strained families who hauled water over several miles weekly, making today’s discovery a cause for local rejoicing amid optimism for irrigation and household needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Agency Plain
W. F. Magill
Crook County
Remarkable Rescue Story From Fedora Tenn
In Fedora Tenn C V Pepper recounts a dramatic recovery after hemorrhages of the lungs and throat left him hopeless. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with stopping the coughing reducing bleeding and enabling return to work in three weeks. Trial bottle free at Tallman Co. Drug Store now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Tallman & Co
Sunday School Convention Opens in Eugene June 26 27 28 29
State association to meet in Eugene with Mrs A Lowell urging county Sunday schools to elect delegates and send at least one. Prominent workers expected. round trip one and a third fare on O R and N and Southern Pacific. Officers listed. preparations underway for large delegation. Also brief ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve patient note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association
Eugene
8. A. Lowell
Lowell
Umatilla
Southern Pacific
KR. R. Steele
Portland
Mra. A. Lowell
Pendleton
A. F. Flegel
Theodore Fessler
BE. F. Allshaw
Wells set to push artesian flow for O A N yards
Division Engineer Bollows of the O A N orders continued depth increase at the artesian well in the La Grande yards. Diggers Miller West return to Portland for further instructions as officials plan a pump to force water to a tank for engines and roundhouse needs. They fear tapping impure water if deepened further. The casing reaches 875 feet. Diggers poised to start at Huntington for the O R N and X II yard well with a nearby flowing well suggesting good prospects. End of week work at the terminal expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollows
la Grande
Mesara
Miller & West
Portland
Sewing Machines On Sale At Home Store
Sewing machines from Singer Standard White and Wheel Er Wilson priced from $20 and up. Buy at home where machines can be serviced and where extras and repairs are readily secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Standard
WHITE
Wheeler & Wilson
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NEW Gank
Echo News
Hiler
Lever
Government Ditch
Teia
Bank of Echo
Mre. Jackson
Barnhart
Smeone
Agency Plains
Bucklen
John Garrett
North Mills
N.C
The
East Oregonian
Outing Publishing CO
Seposh, N.Y
Endleton
O. Ht
Abandon Hope of
Artesian
Huntington
Huntington Yards
Gail
Toledo
Cheney Coreemonians
Jesse
Bridge
Pendleton Drug
Troy
Troy Laundry
Nolin & Gon
Propa
Stansberg
Mike
Old Kentucky Wine and Liauori
John Gagen
Hone Main
Court
Golden Rule Hotel
Empire Meat Go
Athena
Chamber of Commerce
G. Hailey
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