Smallpox and Scarlet Fever Reappear in Milton Area
Milton March 11. News from Missouri to Milton reports smallpox and scarlet fever returning to families of Mrs Williams and Mr Moorhouse. Other notes include clay moss moving into a new house, theft concerns near donot, measles illness of Otis Kelly, and a convention of Christian Endeavor societies in Umatilla county.
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Umatilla
Milton
Clay Moss
Donot
Dan Kirk
Charlie Demaris
Opera House
D. C. Sanderson
John Witchworth
Otis Kelly
Oscar Montgomery
Missouri
Charlies McKenzie
McKenzie
Oregon
Securing Stubblefield Home Discussed by Commercial Club
Walla Walla Commercial Club formed a committee led by W P Winans Dr A K Dice and Z K Straight to ask county commissioners for a 6000 cash donation and to negotiate with the city council about donating parts of a 40 acre Alder street park tract for the home project The council may donate eight acres on the east side and reserve lots for sale with proceeds to trustees for construction A full page ad on Walla Walla valley resources will be placed in Northwest Homeseeker and Investor with 25 000 circulation and copy prepared by T C Elliott H H Showerman and Dr E E Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubblefield
Walla Walla
Commercial Club
W. P. Winans
A. K. Dice
Z. K. Straight
Alder Street
Walla Wella
Walla Walla Valley
Northwest
Homeseeker
Investor
Harriman
Northern Securities Systems
T. C. Elliott
H. H. Showerman
E. E. Fall
Merit Car Carets Lead As Top Laxative In Ads
A vintage ad extols Merit great as the world’s leader in laxatives. It claims over ten million boxes sold yearly in the U S and warns readers against fake imitations. The copy urges shoppers to buy only genuine CAS CARETS from reputable stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabcarets
National Florence Crittenton Mission Conference Opens
Prominent philanthropists from across the country attend the conference at the Mother Mission on Bleecker Street New York to share methods for expanding rescue work run by Florence Crittenton missions in major cities. British poet laureate Alfred Austin has written a play about the Battle of Flodden Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florence Crittenton
Bleecker Street
Crittentog
Alfred Austin
Battle of Flodden Field
New Inland Cracker Factory Opens in Spokane
Spokane March 11 Forty men women boys and girls began work today at the Inland Cracker factory in the new State building at Mallon avenue and Madison street. The three story remodeled plant measures 80 by 50 feet and uses modern cracker machinery. J and Davis oversees manufacturing. B R Ostrader is president. F W Kiesling secretary and manager. Capital stock stands at 25000 and the plant will produce fancy biscuits crackers and wafers. Some workers came from Chicago and San Francisco to join the Spokane payroll.
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Spokane
Inland
State
B. R. Ostrader
F. W. Kiesling
Ae Company
Will Tour the State Board of Barber Examiners Met
The state board of barber examiners met in Salem for organization and elected J. C. Weis of Portland as president H. G. Meyer of Salem as secretary and T. Rogers of Portland as treasurer They planned a tour of Western and Southern Oregon in April and set examination dates in all towns along the route
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
State Board of Barber Examiners
Nu Salem
J. C. Weis
Portland
H. G. Meyer
T. Rogers
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander
Coats
Alexander Dep't Store
Columbia River
Erpetus
Berkley
Pendleton
Regon Land & Water CO
Umatilla, Ore
Rtin’s Family Grocery and Bakery
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Tion
J. A. Smith
Court Street
Christian Endeavor Holding County Convention
Valenciennes
New Establishment
Board of Barber Examiners
Ses Ini
Paraffine Paint Co
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
Coast
Grand Trunk
Sumpter
North Pole
Columbia
Golconda
Monmoth G. M. CO
Belle Baker
Bald Mountain
IBEX
Grand Trunk Gold Mining and Milling Go
H. S. McCallum & Company
Brokers and Financial Agents
Baker City
R. Bryson
Gale
John Schmidt
Fred Waiters
East Oregonian
Main Street
Raene
C.D. Boyd
Pendleton & Ukiah Stage Line
Eee
Aindle Union
Renee Wae
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