Weston Bank Directors Declare 5 Percent Dividend
Weston March 18 The Farmers Bank of Weston declares a 5 percent dividend and passes 10 percent to surplus after a strong year. Board of directors elected for the coming year includes Robert Jamieson T J Price J F Willmore G W Proebster George W Staces G DeGraw and G A Hartman. Several local notes and visits are recorded along with a public school baseball match where Athena public school lost to Normal school 12 to 7.
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Robert Jamieson
T. J. Price
J. F. Willmore
G. W. Proebster
George W. Staces
G. DeGraw
G. A. Hartman
William Chamberlain
Pendleton
L. P. Sherer
Spokane
Mi E. Church
South
Athena Public School
Normal School
Weston
Charles Lieuallen
Hunt Line
Norval Briadiey
Dan Pendergast
Jim Ricker
Franklin County
Washington
Everitt Wishard
Gran’ite
Camas Valley News highlights local storm and business moves
Alba March 18 stormy weather scatters snow and melt. James Shipp returns from Pendleton to start a saloon. Quant buys goods in Portland for local store. A birth occurs, mother and child well. Mumps affect Roy Connell and Vanhoy family. George Ellis moves cattle from Pilot Rock and feeds hay. Andy Lewis digs a canal for William Scott at Hidaway Springs. Fred Pasant and wife relocate to Hidaway Springs. Pendleton visitor Guy Wade. Fred Clark from Oriental mines. J L Bisher store closes under attachment amid lawsuits. Silas Reeves plans Bisher meat wagon for Butter Creek area. Judge Sellers visits for legal business. Charles Brooks sells ranch to McLaughlin. Brooks and McDer- ford.
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Alba
James Shipp
Pendleton
Quant
Portland
James Ellis
Roy Connell
Vanhoy
George Ellis
Pilot Rock
Jacob Born
Andy Lewis
William Scott
Hidaway Springs
Fred Pasant
Guy Wade
Fred Clark
Oriental Mines
C. E. Hoover
J. L. Bisher
Silas Reeves
Butter Creek
W. T. Sellers
Ukiah
Charles Brooks
William McLaughlin
Isaac McDer
Mott to Visit Eagle Valley for Cattle Range Review
Snowflake reports Mott plans a visit to Eagle Valley with a team to locate and assess cattle. Due to large stock purchases last fall, more cattle will be turned on the range this spring than in several years.
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Mott
Eagle Valley
New Schools in Cuba Exhibit Wins Pan American Medals
After the American occupation Cuba opened 3600 new schools and reformed its education system. An exhibit at the Pan American exposition earned five gold and four silver medals, signaling proud progress. Also promotes Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments with a claim of a private stamp on the bottle.
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Cuba
Fascination of Crime Sparks Unlikely Marriages
A prison chaplain notes that crimes attract admirers, as notorious offenders like Nell Cream and Deeming receive marriage offers. Reports tell of a royal youth’s trial drawing many women with affection and funds, and a case of a young woman acquitted of murdering her child who soon wed a wealthy lover and moved to the continent.
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London
Nell
How She Raised the Fee in the Emerald Isle
A poor couple seeks marriage in Ireland where the priest demands the marriage fee. The bride raises the sum by unconventional means, returning with the money and completing the ceremony. The father of Catherine claims he cannot intervene further. Catherine asks if the marriage could be spoiled and then reveals she has pawned the hat ticket left by the reverence.
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Emerald Isle
Catherine
Leonora Jackson to Play in Pendleton Opera House
Baker City writer lauds Leonora Jackson as a supreme violinist and notes her rise from Chicago studies to Berlin debut with Joachim and the Philharmonic. She travels with her mother, is praised by critics, and is billed to perform in Pendleton on March 20 at Frazer's opera house, drawing regional anticipation.
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Baker City
Francis Striervel Burke
Leonora Jackson
Pendleton
Frazer
Miss Jackson
Chicago
George M. Pullman
Hert
Parnassus
Europe
Joachim
Berlin
Leon Marx
Akron inventor claims pain free dental machine
Thomas W. McCue of Akron presents an electrical device he says can perform dental and surgical operations without pain. Edison has tested the machine and plans to visit Akron to see two molars treated. the device allegedly short circuits pain before it reaches the brain, reducing current to one hundred thousandth of a volt.
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Thomas W. McCue
Akron
Thomas Ary Edison
Mr. McCue
Mr. Edison
MicCune
Smash the Club Says New Remedy Heals Lung Ailments
A quip warning that use of Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption would spoil the Hay Fever Association, as the cure supposedly relieves consumption, pneumonia, bronchitis and asthma, with guaranteed throat and lung relief and prices 60c and 1.00. Trial battles free at Tallman & Co.
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Tallman & Co.'s
Newbro's Herpicide claims cure for baldness and dandruff
A year of lab work yields Newhero's Herpbecide a scalp treatment that purportedly cures baldness, stops hair loss, and permanently eradicates dandruff by destroying the germ causing scalp disease. The ad asserts it as the only preparation to do so, with a slogan by Smoke Pendleton Boquet Cigars.
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Newhero
Newbro
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