Sunday Schools Meet in Umatilla County Association
Delegates from across the county gather for the sixteenth annual Umatilla County Sunday School association convention in Columbia College Milton. Notables include Dr S B L Penrose Whitman College Rev James Dickson and Rev A Phipps. A public debate on church attendance anchors the two day program with praise services, reports, and a banquet for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia College
Milton
Umatilla County
Dr. 8
B. L. Penrose
Whitman College
James Dickson
Co. A. Phipps
Portland
J. Fe Vernon
Columbia Collee
Nev. C. A. Rexroad
Levi Johnson
F. H. Walker
J. F. Vernon
Hartford Fire Insurance annual statement summary 1910
Synopsis of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company annual statement for Hartford Connecticut dated December 1 1910 filed with the Oregon Insurance Commissioner. Includes capital 2 000 000 dollars assets and liabilities totals across items such as premiums received 15 780 655 87 dollars total income 5 Kug. Claims unpaid 4 784 784 00 and losses incurred during the year 75 747 50. Oregon business shows risks written 405 626 00 dollars and gross premiums 144 542 41 dollars. Signed by Chase president and Fred K Samson secretary with agents listed in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Chase. Chase
Fred K Samson
James J. Dennis
Portland
Bentley & Leffingwell
Pendleton
Hartford
Connecticut
Round Table on Boys Work and College Concert in Umatilla
A two day event features a Wednesday evening concert by the Columbia College Orchestra and a Round Table on Boys Work. Speakers include Ben Hill of Walla Walla, Rev C A Phipps, Rev J G Dickson, Dr B L Penrose and President W H Martin. Also notes forthcoming teacher training and a closing consecration service. A dental cough remedy advertisement accompanies the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Bible School
N. A. Nevis
Mies Anna Black
Ben Hill
Walla Walla
C. A. Phipps
J. A. Lord
J. G. Dickson
Tutullia Indian Chusen
B. L
Milton Notes and News from Milton Oregon
Special correspondence from Milton Oregon dated March reports editor Bruce Shangle rejoicing over the birth of a 10 pound baby girl. J and Cherry visit from La Grande, Frank Wright guests in Milton, D Peterson returns from Pendleton where he worked on Marion Reynolds case. client discharged. J H Hall starts operating for the horning of an arrowangel on 160 acres of fruit land. Durant has the contract. Joe Lawson near Freewater welcomes a new son. E A Walker and I B Seyvey among Milton residents weekending in the county seat. Local rain and fog bring farmers some relief and optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Cherry
la Grande
Frank Wright
Walla Walla
Milton
D. Peterson
Pendleton
Marion Reynolds
J. H. Hall
OG Durant
Joe Lawson
Freewater
E. A. Walker
I. B. Seyvey
Poultry Farm Planned Near Springfield City
Springfield grocer Henry A. Korf plans a large chicken ranch near Springfield after moving from the Midwest. He joins the Naturn Single Comb Buff Orpington club and notes profits where eggs are cheap, chickens sell for 10 to 12 cents a pound, and the Willamette Valley has milder winters. He will start with about 1200 chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Willamette Valley
Henry A. Korf
Korf
Natuna
Orpington Club
Middle West
Wilamette Valley
New Families Arrive at Hermiston
Four families relocate east of Hermiston led by Fred Brunson W L McDonald W E K Bloom and C A Hood from Fort Wayne Indiana who bought lands from Maxwell Land Irrigation Co. Others, including George Luke recovering from typhoid, join recent arrivals as locals begin building homes and taking up lands west of the river while water-right payment notices cause confusion under federal land office rules with March 31 deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiston
Oregon
Fred Brunson
W. L. McDonald
W. EK. Bloom
C. A. Hood
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Maxwell Land & Irrigation Company
Lrunaon
Ft. Wayne Frust Company
Mr. Hood
Wayne-Oregon Fruit Company
George Luke
Eickness
L. B. Pearson
D. Brown
Brown
Charles EB. Opal
William Davis
Springfield
G. H. Upthegrove
Emutuila River
Rothe
Land Office
General Land Office
Funeral in Echo for Charles N Munela
Sunday at 11 a m funeral services for Charles N Munela were led by Rev E C Newham of Hermiston. Interment followed at the O F cemetery with a large number in attendance. Roy Ward made a business trip to Walla Walla yesterday and returned this morning. Minnie Baker, Stanfield teacher, visited Echo Saturday with sister Mrs J T Hoskins. Mr and Mrs F E Everitt spent yesterday in Stanfield. Gerald Stanfield left for Hot Lake for a few days. P C Hunter visited Pendleton last evening. Thomas Boylen and T D Matthews drove down from Pendleton yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Ore
Charles N, Munela
E. C. Newham
Hermiston
Roy Ward
Walla Walla
Minnie Baker
Stanfield
Mexico and Her People of Today Relates to Mexico
Library notes discuss N. Winter's Mexico and Her People of Today and Smith Hopkinson Smith’s A White Umbrella in Mexico. The review praises Winter as a keen observer with reliable cultural and political insights into Mexico's customs, progress, and ancient civilizations while noting rustic contrasts and picturesque travel descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Winter
Prescott
Lfe
Mr. N
Nile
Beyot
Portrait of Mr Smith and Mexico in Bright Lines
The excerpt praises Mr Smith for his spontaneous style and calls Mexico an alluring land of white sunshine gardens and hospitable people. It references other works for contrast, noting Lew Wallace The Fair God Kirk Monroe The White Conqueror and C F Hem bree Dream of a Throne as library shelf examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Mexico
Lew Wallace
Kirk Mon
ZEMO Dandruff Treatment Promoted by Pendleton Drug
An advertisement touts ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as the cure for dandruff and itchy scalps. It claims guaranteed results and refunds if not satisfied, noting availability in American cities via Pendleton Drug Store. Consul A. J. Lespinasse reports limited demand for creosoted lumber in Tabasco, Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
America
A. J. Lespinasse
Frontera
Tabasco
Market to grow as shipyard reopens trading firm Ta basco Chiapas
The piece notes the likelihood that lumber demand will rise soon with the reopening of the Tabasco Chiapas Trading and Transportation company shipyard, closed for years. It also advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming relief for chronic constipation headaches biliousness dizziness and dyspepsia, sold by all dealers, urging readers to save money by reading today’s ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabasco-Chiapas Trading and Transportation Company
Chamberlain
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company Financial Snapshot 1910
The Connecticut Fire Insurance Company reports 1910 figures with premiums received in cash at 38,784,598.04 and total assets admitted at 4,428,383.59. Losses incurred 1,842,697.51 and gross premiums received 32,173.67. J. D. Browne serves as president. James Reed is listed in the Portland office with Hartman Abstract Company as agents in Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oragon
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
J. D. Browne
James
Reed
Sherlock
Portland
Hartman Abstract Company
Pendleton
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Capital
TALOF
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Round
A, Phippe
HallaMi
A. C. Koepepen & Bros
Bruce Shangle
Eagle
East Oregonian
Umatilla Water Users’ Association
Library Notes
Casiorp
Etecipe
Oh Desualelittora
New York
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
ROW Torn Citt
Roe
Cc. F. Hembree
Stacy Adams
A. Eklund
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