Adams Happenings Arrivals Removals and General Happenings
Local notes report numerous visitors to Portland and Pendleton including Mrs E C Tewling and Mr Slaughter. Joe moved to Ritzville purchasing 1280 acres for 30840 dollars. W S Nelson returns from Starbuck and visits Adams. A Grand program features Baroness von Tilse and the Tiny Richards with plans for a full change of costumes.
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Adams
Mareh
E. C Tewling
Eileen
Pendleton
Mr. Slaughter
Hesse
Mre. McIntire
Br. Whitley
JL. M. Watrus
Walla Walla
FE. G. Marquis
Ity
A. McBride
Athena
Nellie Carr
A. M. Coffy
Wis
U. Hy Puegison
Adame
Fins Joe
Hitzville
Wicah
Nelson
Starbuck
Wash
BR. & N. Mspatcher
Adama
Mitt Praline Carleton
O. Richardson
N. O. Carleton
T. Hates
Baroness von Tilse
Hove
It Saved His Log By Swenson On Bucklin’s Arnica
A Watertown resident recalls suffering skin eruptions for ten years despite visits to sixteen doctors. Bucklin's Arnica Salve cured the condition, according to the letter praising its effectiveness for eczema skin eruptions and related sores.
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Joe
J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklin
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
Business Space for Rent in East Oregonian Building
Two rental rooms described in the East Oregonian building on Malin Street with steam heat and electric lights. Additional room suitable for office or small store available on Webb Street within the same building. Inquiries directed to BE. C. office. Mrs. W. Jones praises grocers for Folger's Golden Gate Coffee ground for her. notice ends with a garbled line about East Oregonian site.
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East Oregonian
Malin Street
Webb Street
BE. C
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Indiana Man
A Gwynneville resident recounts using Chamberlain's Cough Medicine and testifies to its safety and efficacy for croup and children's coughs. He notes it contains no opium, chloroform, or morphine and recommends it as a safe pleasant remedy sold by all good dealers.
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Chamberlain
R. A. Wiltshire
Gwynneville
Ind
Beating the Landlord in a New York Quick Wit
A humorous quip from the New York Sun notes that babies aren’t allowed in a flat, Becker replies they aren’t kept there but by calling it a phonograph, reflecting urban humor about tenants and property.
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Knicker
Becker
New York Sun
Mayor Scholl Injured in Runaway Accident
Echo Oregon. Special correspondence reports Mayor Scholl injured in a runaway hack incident while en route to survey. He suffered a head and shoulder injury with a strained right arm, while the hack and horses were damaged. Also notes local business updates including Dragman Win Pearson buying a new horse and increased service, Early Rose and Early Everett potatoes arriving, and several local notices about residents and land sales.
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Echo
Ore
Mhiyor Scholl
Dinatita
Capey
Pearson
Red Express
George
Frank Green
Rowan Montana
Sony Jam
Hoss
Fly
Portland
Walton Bros
Wm. Gulliford
Pendleton
Bertie Lovell
Montana Gets Many Laws Direct Primary Fails
Helena Mont March 11 The 11th Legislative Assembly adjourned sine die with 404 bills introduced in the house and 132 in the senate. Though many measures were framed as appropriations, the session produced over 200 potential laws amid railroad and other policy debates. A public primary bill failed to pass as both houses rejected or compromised on shifts in nominating procedures. Several notable bills were vetoed or rejected, including local option, escheated estates, and an anti-cigarette law.
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Helena
Mont
Mareh
11Th Legislative Assembly
Sineate
House
Oregon
Senate
Suit of Clothes Offered for Best Shooting Score
A promotion at Stevens and Smith shooting gallery at 709 North Main Street offers a free $25 suit of clothes from Bond Bros. to the maker of the best shooting score between March 4 and March 14. The second highest score wins 1 percent of the pipe shooting receipts.
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Bond Bros
Stevens & Smith
North Main Street
R. M. Stark
Unclear Navy Photo Rules Require Duplicates From Visitors
Washington reports a new rule requiring persons not in the naval establishment who obtain permission to photograph war vessels or navy yards to provide duplicates of all pictures at no cost. The duplicates may be used by the department for non commercial purposes as deemed advisable, including moving picture films.
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Washington
Naval Establishment
Department
Milton Group Seeks County Exhibit For Seattle Fair
Secretary Huston of the Commercial Association received a letter from the Milton Progressive Association asking cooperation to persuade the county court to appropriate 16000 dollars for a Umatilla county exhibit at the Seattle fair. Local decision has effectively cancelled an exhibit, so action seems unlikely.
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Milton
Jack Huston
The
Commercial Association
Milton Progressive Association
Pendleton
Umatilla
Seattle
Dime to Give Away Sterling Silver Cutlery Next Monday
On March 16 at 9 p.m. the Dime will award a set of sterling silver pear handle knives and forks. Details are posted on the curtain at the Dime. The set is currently on display at Kinley’s jewelry store.
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Kinley
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Bond Brothers
Quality Headquarters
Alfred Benjamin & Co
WH. Ferguson
Ken
Rittsville
W. G. Nelson
Richards
Danecing Richards
Grand Theater
EGO News
Scholl
Drayman
Foley
City
Powers Dairy
Montana
Dine Prinary Tire
DR. King
Dr. G
W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs, Tenn
Sam
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