Athena Notes Quietly Span Montanans and Locals
Athena Oregon June 24. F S La Grow returns from Montana with horses. Henry Taylor of Pendleton visits Henry Koepke and family. Editor Hoyd’s wife and daughter travel to Portland. Dr. Hickman guests of Dr. Newsom. Mrs. Rothrock improving at Hot Lake. Mr. Conrad visits son at Hot Lake. Adams mayor J T Lieu wn attends Tuesday picnic. May Barnes Weston teacher attends picnic. Brown leaves Athena for Spokane with family to follow. Dell Wright Pendleton auto visitor. Kyle Long Pendleton auto in town. Dr. Bilyes opens Weston office three days weekly. Bob Fletcher East Oregonian staffer in town. Emigrants moving east and west. Keetis the razor grows raspberries. Purgeson family Weston mountain visits. Tromley & Weasel Pendleton visitors. Adams couple from Adams in town. Gus Hill visiting sister Mrs Kidder en route to Alberta. Cornayer couple in town. L H Koontz of Pasco visiting brothers. New baby born to Mrs Tom Taggart. Mother and child well. Joseph Sheard auto trip to Washington city. Wm Kilgore takes new combine harvester. C G Barnett travels to Baker City. F B Steen from Pine Creek ranch visits Wallace White. Barrett ranch visit from Cold Springs. A J Wagner and son Osa Athena visitors.
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Athena
Ore
LaGrow
Montana
Henry Taylor
Pendleton
Henry Koepke
Hoyd
Jeff
Portland
Dr. Hickman
Dr. Newsom
John Rothrock
Hot Lake Sanitarium
Conrad
Hot Lake
Adams
J. T. Lieuwlien
Auto
Mise May Barnes
Weston
Mr. Brown
Spokane
Dell Wright
Kyle Long
Long Bros
Dr. Bilyés
Dentia
Bob” Fietcher
Subscription Department
The
East Oregonian
Henry Keetis
Razor
Chas
Purgeson
Weston Mountain
Messrs. Tromley & Weasel
Maxwell Auto
Pendleton Clothier
Jne. Adams
Gus Hill
Chas. Kidder
Alberta
Gus Cornayer
L. H. Koontz
Pasco
Fred Koontz
Tom Taggart
Joseph Sheard
Washington City
Kilgore
Barnett
Baker City
F. B. Steen
Pine Creek Ranch
Mitchell
Wallace White
Cold Springs
Barrett Ranch
A. J. Wagner
Aon Osa
Milton Personal Notes and News
Special correspondence from Milton Oregon reports on idle travels and local comings and goings. J N Stone the Milton Fruit Growers union representative is returning from a trip to Kansas Nebraska and Missouri. Thos Taylor resigns as Milton electrician after ten years and a replacement is yet to be named. County Superintendent F K Welles visited from Pendleton. Union services are held Sunday night at the ME church with Rev. Brooks of Walla Walla preaching. L L Berry hauls cord wood from the mountains and S S Williamson travels from Lostine with household goods accompanied by his uncle John Williamson. Ernest McQueen travels to Wallowa country on business. Mrs S W Jones and children visit friends in Walla Walla. Mrs Wm Hale attended a Walla Walla visit by train. Miss Tereta Wright of Walla Walla is visiting Mrs E B Tolen. W Brown of La Grande visits Milton relatives.
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Milton
Ore
J. N. Stone
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Stone
Fruit Growers Union
Union
Mr. Stone
Thos Taylor
Portland
Taylor
John Williamson
J Kelley
Ernest McQueen
Wallowa
S. W. Jones
Walla Walla
Wm. Hale
Trate
Tereta Wright
E, B, To
Weaten
Pay Warren
Chetey Normal School
Miss Warren
Eastern Oregon Normal
Chetley Schoos
T. Bulfinch
Walla Walla Hospital
Miss Agnea
Jonnie McCall
McMinnville
Oregon
Mes
G Michael
Hoyal Niles
Niles
Bellingham Normal
Whitman College
F. E. Cockerline
California
Cockerline
Sinen
Milfornia
Sponogle
Athena
Shah Gould
Mre
Va Brehm
Wiliam Liewallen
Mn & N. Company
Ralph Kinnear
Henry Hite
Mer
George Waddinghan
Freewater
Mra Waddingham
J. M. Compton
William Brown
Helix
Ernest Henech
Dayton, West
John Mette
Ehildiven
Maude Johnson
Union Fiend
Charlee Dupe
David Roberts
Missionsiathon
Chapman Named Secretary of Oregon Development League
C C Chapman was chosen unanimously to succeed Tom Richardson as secretary of the Oregon Development League in Portland. Richardson, after six years with the Portland Commercial Club, retires this month and commends Chapman as a conscientious, tireless advertiser suited to the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Tom Richardson
Portland Commercial Club
Oregon Development League
C. C. Chapman
Oregon
HL Beckwith
Richardson
Chapman
Kept the King at Home Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo writes that the king of all laxatives has been kept at home for a year and proven a blessing to the family. The remedy helps stomach liver and kidney troubles and costs 26 cents at Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kep
Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
Tallman & Co
Railroad Town Briefs From Umatilla Area
Special correspondence from Umatilla Oregon notes visits and moves among railroad officials and merchants. W Ely and children visit Ser ite, OC Powell relocates to Huntington, and W Bolins brings stock for Seattle and Yakima. Portland figures Larkin and Shea visit, real estate plans loom, and Rev Father Luke to hold services at Pond s hall. A 90 degree day is reported by the weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumatina
Ore
W. Ely
Serite
OC. Powell
Huntington
Portland
Stanfield
Ele
Duncan
A. B. Stephens
Echo Tley
Mewtine
Fr. L. Corkendall
Conductor Cross
Porthind
Mr. Allen
Seattle
Umatila
Allen
Swift
Umatilla
Patterson
J. ©. Shea
Father Luke
Hermiston
Pond's Hall
Buried in Sand Pit Claims Culnan Life Near Culdesnc
Thom as Culnan, a sand and gravel supplier for concrete work near town, was killed when a shore sand bank caved in at a pit at the foot of a high bank. His son Charles and Gus Fisher rescued him after minutes of digging. Culnan had a contract to supply carloads to Crabe Mountain Lumber for dam construction at Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Gus Fisher
McGee’s Baby Elixir touted for bowel ailments
An advertisement proclaims McGee’s Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea dysentery and all stomach or bowel derangements while also promoting cheap A. Eklund oxfords for men from A C Koeppen Uris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
C. Koeppen
Uris
A. Eklund
Farmers Organize Warehouse Company for Echo and Nolin
Special correspondence from Helix Oregon reports farmers forming a warehouse company with $10,000 capital to serve Echo and Nolin counties. Incorporators include Ed Dupuis and F. W. Ratly of the Nolin Farmers' Union, C. Fish of Echo, and others. Carl Vogdahl named to manage the new yard, replacing W. H. Morrison. Also notes on weed control and plans for a country club in Walla Walla.
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Nolin
Carl Vogdahl
Telix Personals
Helix
Ore
Connor
Comniv
Farmers’ View
Miile m
Eeho Iasy
Wehouse
Echo
Ed Dupuis
Nolin Farmers’ Union
F. W
Farmers Mutual Warehouse Company
Car Bngdihl
W. H. Morrison
Poceigned
Taft urged to run. Mexican politics cited in jail tale
The piece discusses Taft's possible re election campaign and contrasts with Mexico where Francisco J Madero faces imprisonment over alleged aiding of Roque Berrada to evade a warrant. Mortero Madero Parras, son of a wealthy landowner Evarlisto Madero Parras, is mentioned amid unrest in northern Mexico and a large estate sale worth £ 15 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ity
Taft
United States
Republic
Dian
Francisco J. Madero
Roque Berrada
Mortero
Evarlisto Madero Parras
Intercollegiate Swimming Meet Opens at Travers Island
About forty men from twelve eastern universities including Harvard Princeton Columbia Pennsylvania Annapolis West Point Cornell Williams Amherst Brown and CCNY compete in outdoor championships of the Intercollegiate Swimming Association at Travers Island. Four events are offered a 100 yard swim high diving and fancy diving with entries from top teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Travers Island
Youle
Harvard Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
West Porfit
Cornell
Williams
Ambherst
Brown
College of the City of New York
Woman seeks health beauty with Electric Bitters
A promotional item claims Electric Bitters improve health for women by regulating the stomach liver and kidneys and enriching complexion. It promises vigor, nerves and clear breath, urging purchase at Tallman & Co for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Haverford College American team to play British cricketers
The American cricket team from Haverford College arrives in London and opens a series against British cricket stars in Uppingham. The Invaders will face Repton Cheltenham and Clifton next week and stay in England through July to meet Has row and Eton among others.
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London
Haverford College
Uppingham
Invaders
Repton
Cheltenham
Clifton
Haverford
England
Hasrow
Eton
The Big Head and Liver Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Mallard's Herbine as a quick remedy for head pain and liver ills. It contrasts a concert style big head with a sick head ache and claims relief from acting on the liver. A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Dance at German Hall on July Fourth Night
Public dance at the German hall in Middle Cold Spring on July 4 with Johnson's Orchestra. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Cold Spring
Johnson
Mules for Sale From Oregon Feed Yard
Forty Missouri mules offered by Chas McBee at Oregon Feed Yard. Described as broken to work and gentle, suitable for farm use and transportation. Sale details emphasize quality and trainability for potential buyers seeking dependable draft animals.
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Missouri
Chas, McBee
Oregon
Weston Happenings Share Local Visits And News
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon dated June 24 reports Miss Pay Warren returns from Chetey Normal. Mrs C T Bulfinch recovering after Walla Walla hospital operation. Agnea at her mother's bedside. Local residents Jonnie McCall, Michael, Niles, Cockerline and families travel or relocate. Various travels, visits, and health notes across Weston including doctors, teachers and community members. a note on Chamberlain's remedy used locally.
Bleached Flour Not Harmful Says University of Kansas Dean
Kansas City portrait of Professor I E Sayre dean of the University of Kansas and pharmacist testifies in federal court that bleached flour is not injurious when eaten in bread He argues nitrates cannot reach the bite after baking and digestion and cites tests on himself wife and friends with bleached flour bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
I. E. Sayre
University of Kansas
Himeself
Port Jefferson Hill Climb Event Sets HighS, New York
Port Jefferson New York hosts a fifteen-event hill climb today under the Port Jefferson Automobile Club. The course, 2000 feet long with two curves, averages a 10 percent incline and peaks at 16 percent. Authorities note special prep, gravel surfacing, and a safety curve at the top for racers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jefferson
New York
Bort Jefferson Automobile Club
Suffolk County Superintendent of Highways
Laming Shoulder Treated By Chamberlain Lintment
A brief note states that a lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism in the muscles and responds quickly to the free application of Chamberlain's Lotion. The ointment is described as prompt effective and agreeable to use and is advertised as sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Tloosiers Guest of Ade Chicago June 26 outing at Ade farm
Indiana Society of Chicago summer outing at George Ade's Hazelene farm near Trook Indiana promises a convention like literary gathering. Notables include George Ade Maine McCatcheon Nichol son Landis and other authors with plans for Cavehall game between the Litzy Guys and Plan Pepe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana Society of Chicago
George Ade
Hazelene
Trook
Ind
Pepe
George Ady
Chores Mair
George Bare McCatcheon
Meredith Nicholson
Charles E. Landis
Nek Mir
Marsimil
Mra
Charles W
Batrefanies
Windehl
Dror In
Bematir
Mew
Albert J
Beveridge Lintve
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Benefit Nerves
Patent medicine claim states Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets brace nerves banish headaches prevent despondency and invigorate the whole system. Sold by ail online.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Atl Onlire
Jewelry and Accessories for Brides June Weddings
Beautiful pieces of jewelry for bri dal and wedding gifts, unique designs made for June weddings. Rings, brooches, sunbursta, bar rettes, lorgnettes, opera glasses, silver purses and many trinkets of value. Silver tea services, spoons, forks, and knives ready for marking. We engrave all goods with free charm.
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Panama
Peoples Warehouse
Development League
Geo
Mittis
W. M. August
Thomas Culnan
Big Slide
Jim
Warebhouse
Conmtry Club
Wally
Walla
Wash
Miles
Moore
Bone Hole
Secretaary
Wiliam Wilson Shaw
Philip Winkon
George Drumheller
John E. @asher
William A. Rite
Robert Johnson
Ki. W. Reese
Stokix
First National. Bank
Mon's
Oxfords
Cheap Atv
Aklundts
A. L. Schaefer
Main Street
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