Remains of Young Man of Echo Buried
Echo Oregon June 26 special correspondence reports the burial of John W. Stewart who died at Hermiston on Friday age under 23, leaving a wife and two children. Other notes cover local visits, missionary collection, weather aiding wheat, and several travel updates. A Snohomish county forest fire near Arlington caused heavy damage to Kunze and Ebey logging camps with crews fighting the blaze. Labor disputes over wages halted street improvement work after jobs offered at lower hours were refused.
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Echo
Ore
John W. Stewart
Hermiston
LO. C
Roy Ward
Seattle
E. E. Lewis
F. T. George
Everett
Wash
Snohomish County
Arlington
Ehey Logging Company
George Kunze
Kunze
Ebey Logging Company
Labor officials cut public work hours in Galendale
City leaders in Gollendale, Washington, following guidance from the State Labor Commissioner, reduced the workday on all public projects from ten to eight hours. The move aims to improve labor conditions and compliance with state mandates.
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Gollendale
Wash
Clity
Wahkiacus on Railroad Map for Fourth of July Parade
Lyle Washington notices reveal Wahkiacus and Kahkiacus settlements will be featured in this year’s Fourth of July parade with Wahkiacus onlookers and whites taking power on the plateaus. Reey W Betts is named the orator. Chief Skookum Wallakee appears in tribal dress as a parade feature.
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Lyle
Wash
Wakiacus
W. Betts
Skookum Wallakee
Indiana
Cornerstone Laid For High School In Stanfield
Stanfield Oregon June 26 a large audience gathered Saturday morning for the cornerstone ceremony of the new Treewos High School building. Rev James Faucett delivered the address as the cornerstone bore the inscription and the program included song, invocation, scripture and remarks.
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Stanfield
Ore
James EB. Faucet
Fires Ravage Pennsylvania Farmlands and Wildlife
Severe spring fires devastate Clinton Lycoming Potter and Sullivan counties destroying cattle farms crops fruit trees sawmills lumber bark and logs. Wildlife fled to lowlands with deer and bears leaving farmers reporting losses of geese and chickens as wildfire proves far more destructive than firefighting and reserve efforts.
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Williamsport
State Forestry Department
Clinton
Lycoming
Potter
Sullivan
Hearfont
Oldest City Claim Emerges From Arizona Ruins
A mining engineer A Lafave reports discovering relics of a town on an Arizona table near Phoenix claimed to be at least 10,000 years old. The remains lie on a flat plain buried under ten feet of prairie dust, suggesting ancient habitation beyond prior estimates.
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Phoenix
Asia
Bsaili
TP. Hewitt Myring
Peru
A. Lafave
Arizona
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A Chicago woman recounts finding relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. The ad urges readers to insist on the product, noting its 30 years as a standard remedy made from roots and herbs and claiming many women have been restored to health.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Ian
JaNrerznd
Todd
Arch St
Chicago
Lydia J. Pinkhat
Miraculous Healing Reported At Pleasantville Camp Meeting
Reading resident Mrs. Mary R. Wentzel says she was miraculously healed from paralysis during a thunderstorm prayer service at Union Pentecostal church in Pleasantville. Her left side, previously disabled for three years, suddenly recovered as she moved the left arm at the altar and discarded crutches to walk unassisted.
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Reading
Union Pentecostal Church
Pleasantville
Mary R. Wentzel
Milan village plagued by somnambulism scare
In Milan Ohio a somnambulism scare grips the town as residents fear an epidemic. Grace Elwell a post office clerk toppled a stair and was knocked unconscious while L B Samson editor of the Milan Ledger awoke to find himself pursuing a dream burglar. Hardware merchants report rope demand rising as villagers plan to tie doors and bed posts to trap sleepers.
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Milan
Ohio
Thomas A. Edison
Hal Reid
Grace Elwell
Stalin
L. B. Samson
Milan Ledger
Cure for piles promises painless relief and money back
A pill form remedy claims to cure all forms of piles with only 2 percent failure and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co and druggists everywhere as Dr Leonhardt's Hemfield at 1 and 24 dive treatment. Write for booklet from Dr Leonhardt Co Station BB Buffalo NY.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Leonhardt
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