Weston Irrigation Project Begs Farmers Aid and Survey
Special correspondence from Worton Oregon reports Lawiston Idaho surveyors, led by F C Henke, working on a dam three miles southeast of town. About 6000 dollars subscribed by local farmers funds preliminary expenses and surveys. Project, 6000 to 10000 acres, will produce a dam 1765 to 200 feet high and greatly raise land values. Community notes list Weston residents visiting, a tennis team at W H S, revival meetings, and local social and business happenings. Potatoes buyers in Weston offering 1.25 per sack.
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Worton
Ore
Lawiston
Idaho
F.C. Henke
Oregon
Weston
Ad Rothrock
Walla Walla
Lucreta Maloney
South Water Street
Edna LiPrasho
Kendell
Athena
Porter Graham
Portland
James Compton
Thoradig
Pendleton
R. M. Powers
Gible Miler
South Methodist Church of
C. A. Rexroad
Milton
Spokane
Waila Wallin
Baker City
Sal Grande
Albert NorDenn
Women of
Woodcraft
Go to the Rescue Kidney Health Ad Pendleton Citizen
A Pendleton Oregon citizen promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a kidney and back pain remedy. The ad features G W Knight of 618 Franklin Street and urges readers to rely on Doan's for relief from nocturia and kidney secretion issues, marketing via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U.S. agents.
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Pendleton
G. W. Knight
Franklin Street
Oregon
Dean
Donan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Wallard's Horehound Syrup Claims Quick Relief
Advertises Wallard's Horehound Syrup as a immediate cure for coughs and colds in children, claiming it prevents complications like croup pleurisy or pneumonia. From A. C. Koep pen & Bros. warning mothers to act to protect little ones.
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Wallard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Princeton Tigers Eye New Season After Last Year's Win
Princeton, N J March 24 with four men missing from last year's champion team and strong replacements in line up the Tigers prepare for the opener against Ursinus College tomorrow. Coach William J Clark who steered the 1899 and later teams is back with Greenbaum Woodle and W White anchoring the pitching staff for the season's start.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Yale
Tiger
Ursinus College
Tigers
William J. Clark
Princetonians
Greenbaum
Woodle
Vv. White
Demand for Wheat Land Grows in Enterprise Oregon
Real estate agents in Enterprise report heavy demand for wheat land and stock ranches. Prospective buyers arrive daily from the Middle West and several ranchers from Pullman Washington have looked over the area and some have purchased property.
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Enterprise
Ore
Middle West
New Pullman, Wash
Farmers Pay Mor For Crop Provision
Farmers face higher production costs as living rises and labor wages climb. A Department of Agriculture bulletin by Victor Olmsted shows 1919 wages, harvest day rates, and regional differences, with western farms paying higher rates than national averages. Spring seeding in Walla Walla reports mid-season progress and strong wheat prospects with no major frost or washout damage.
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Department of Agriculture
Victor Olmsted
United States
Far West
Walla Walla
Hem-Rold advertised as cure for piles by Leonhardt Co
Drug ad claims Hem-Rold relieves piles without suffering, offered by Pendleton Drug Co and druggists with refunds if not satisfied. Internal remedy priced at $1 per small bottle. booklet available on request from Dr. J Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Lnter
Dr. J. & Leonhardt
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
Picture Show Adds New Spring Program at Pendleton
The Pendleton picture house unveils a strong Friday lineup with Thelma Spelly from Marie Corelli, Napoleon in 1814, Autumn Leaves, Little Sister, Brothers, and more. Friday’s change adds Selling Old Master, The Broken Trail, Jiggers Looks for a Job, Krimmel Water Falls, and The Evils of Betting, amid reports of heavy snowmelt and a vigorous wheat sowing season.
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Pendleton
Thelma
Spelly
Marie Corell
Napoleon
Kosmik
Destiny
Gaumont
House of Quillty
Edison
Martha Young
California
Jack
Alice Dayton
Jiegers
Jiggers
Austrian
Tyrol
Europe
Wallowa Ranchers Plowing Opens Spring Work
Spring has opened in the Wallowa Valley with ranchers in Enterprise, Oregon, already busy plowing and preparing the land for the new season. The onset signals active farming as crews work the fields and prepare equipment for planting.
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Wallowa
Wallowa Valley
Three-year-old Shoots Brother. Man Wounded in Farmington
Claude Wells, aged 17, son of Mrs. W. A. Bowers of Farmington Washington, was accidentally shot when his three-year-old brother pulled the trigger on a .22 caliber rifle. The bullet entered his right side and Wells was taken to the Macrod Heart hospital in Spokane. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised as a remedy for swelling and pain.
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Farmington
Wash
Claude Wells
W. A. Bowers
Wells
Macrod Heart Hospital
Spokane
Barley Shipment Heads to Coast from Walla Walla
Walla Walla in the past few days has shipped 400 to 500 tons of barley mainly for the eastern market. The barley moved to the coast, reflecting a surge in grain departures from the inland hub.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Milwaukee reader
A Milwaukee reader, Otto Paul, commends Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and cold remedy with no opiates. The Bee Hive mark is shown as genuine, and he notes his baby was cured in one day. A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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Wohlenberg Dept
Merode
Wohlenberg
Orpheum
Ballard
Koeppen & Bros
Foley
Royal Bakery
Rudolph Martin
State Blg
Cor Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Columbia Bar
Main St
Herman Peters
Martin Anderson
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