St Patricks Ball at Echo a Success
Echo Oregon March 18 Special Correspondence says the St Patrick's ball by Echo firemen drew a good crowd. Music by Barks Orchestra, marking the season’s final event with usual fire department success. Ed Horsch bought the local butcher business from Guy Jonass. Mrs Dyer of Hermiston gave music and painting lessons and has a new studio. Rudd Brothers ship more mutton sheep to Portland. Owen Melausghiin visited Pendleton. Mrs Humphrey returned to Pendleton after an orchestra appearance.
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Echo
Ore
the &J. Patrick's
Echo Firemen
Barks
Usuwal
Fire Boys
Ed Horsch
Guy Jonae
M. Dyer
Hermiston
Dyer
Ed Hammer
Dale
Kennedy Streets
EF. Baker
Pendleton
Flt
Spike
Rudd Brothers
Portland
Owen Melausghiin
W. D. Humphrey
Adams Personal News from Adams Oregon
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon on March 17 lists visits and guests in town. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George Woodward in Walla Walla, Frank Whitely, Price Todd of Echo, Mrs. Simonton in Pendleton, Dr F A Lieunilen of Pitot Rock, Mr. and Mrs. J T Lieuniien, Mrs. Morgan and children, Miss Muttle Bentley, Dorie Green on business to Helix, C K Smith of Pendleton, Mrs. Essedletyn in Pendleton, Lulu Woodward in Pendleton, TT Lietallen from Mamattin in Athens, Dr F L A Jenaltson and family in Pilot Rock, Mrs. J Bane in Pendleton, Henry Whiteley in Walla Walla, Mrs. W o0 Ried in Athena, Mrs. L L Rogers and Mrs. T A Lieuallen, Viva Walrus of Echo, Mrs. B Borland of Echo, Roy Peringer of Walla Walla, Harrison Baker of Portland visiting Coffey.
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Adams, Ore
George Woodward
Walla Walla
Frank Whitely
Price Todd
Echo
Adams
Simonton
Pendleton
F. A. Lieunilen
Pitot Rock
J. T. Lieuniien
Morgan
Muttle Bentley
George Bentley
Dorie Green
Helix
C.K. Smith
Mre_ Essedletyn
Lulu Woodward
TT. Lietallen
Mamattin
Athens
FL A. Jenaltson
Pilot Rock
Byrom Hanks
Athena
J. Bane
Adama
Henry Whiteley
W_o0
Ried
T. A. Lieuallen
L. L. Rogers
Viva Walrus
BG. Marquis
B. Borland
Roy Peringer
Harrison Baker
Portland
Coffey
Blooded stock purchase for Manchuria mission
Ellensburg Washington reports W H Tomhave, a University of Minnesota faculty member, traveling with CL Campbell to buy blooded sheep cattle and hogs for the Chinese government in Manchuria. He aims to import 450 high grade ewes 50 pure bred rams 10 cattle and about 10 hogs for Manchurian stations.
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Asia
Ellensburg
Wash
W. H. Tomhave
University of Minnesota
CL. Campbell
Manchuria
Manchurian
Ringe
Tomhave
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief
An old advertisement proclaims Ballard's Snow Liniment reduces swelling and relieves pain from neuralgia toothache or accidents. It touts a universal cure for rheumatism cuts burns bruises and all aches and pains with A. Koeppen & Bros listed as sellers.
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Ballard
Koeppen & Bros
Prune Orchards Plowed Up Amid High Prices Disputed Profits
Portland reports indicate Vancouver district prune acreage will fall sharply next season as growers in Washington pull out due to low profits despite prunes fetching high prices. Most sold this season at about 4.5 cents per pound while current bids near double opening levels. Demand remains strong but coast stocks are limited causing volatile daily pricing driven by local sale conditions.
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Washington
Indigestion remedies and local news from Davenport report
Ad copy for Diapepsin promises quick relief from indigestion and related symptoms. The Toppenish rally against saloons features Poyd P. Dote as speaker at First Christian church. Local court cases cover W Berry’s al bos and an adultery verdict for Henry Blake. Davenport reforms staff investigation follows.
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Toppenish
Poyd P. Dote
Anti-Saloon League
First Christian Church
All Stands to Make Roads at Stites Idaho
All of the 20 members who attended the Stites Commercial club agreed to meet on a day to be determined next week and go as a body to the stretch of road north of town toward Kooskia to perform Jay's work with pick shovel grader and teams in improving this highway. Overalls will be worn by bankers storekeepers a United States commissioner hardware and furniture merchants milk men farmers and clerks.
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Stiree
Idaho
Stites Commercial Club
Kooskia
Jay
United States
Church Services and Notices From Local Churches
Churches announce worship schedules with sermons on Church Membership Christ as Redeemer and lenten services. Methodist and First Christian invite all, with Bible readings and youth groups. Pendleton Sunday service at 3 pm and later morning sermon on lifting up Christ.
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Methodist
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Epworth League
Tople
First Christian Church
North Main Street
J. W. van Dewalker
Church of the Redeemer
Edna Slater
Charles, Quinney
German Treving Tatheran Charvis
Pendleton
Presbyterian Church
Corner College
Alta Streets
Geo. L. Sprattier
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W. W. Berry
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Davenport
Wash—Guart
G. W. Roberts
State Reformatory
Monroe
Henry Blake
Blake
Wesk