Hermiston Growth Tops Spring Building Plans
Hermiston notes a busy spring with construction of cottages and business houses on Glen side and west side of town. Local developers contract with La Grande sugar factory to grow beets, signaling a broader agricultural push. Water projects advance on Umatilla reservoir, and big land sales attract new families to the irrigation town.
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Hermiston
C. L. Morgan
Hotel
la Grande
Umatilla
Weun
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Emall Safe Pills
Tallman and Co sell DeWitt's Little Early Risers emall pills described as safe and sure. The notice presents a brief catalog-style marketing line without additional details.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Fine Wheat Outlook and Local Notices in Weston
Weston observers report grain fields never looked better with fall sown grain four to five inches high and spring work underway. Local residents Miesda Copeland of Walla Walla visits. saloon closed after sale to J H Clark and John Van Blyke. Mies Florence March ill with tonsillitis. Claude Clarke returns to Normal after home business. Reading Club arranges regular state library book shipments. Mrs J H Podberg returns from Heppner. Mise Marie Mudsepeth visits Pendleton friends.
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Weston
Mar
Mies da Copeland
Walla Walla
Fred Gerberding
J. H. Clark
John van
Pendleton
Tea Economy Boost Cited by Grocer Remarks
A fragmented note discusses tea pricing and business ethics. A grocer asserts customers deserve refunds when service falters, naming Mba Schilling's Beat and the need to pay him. The tone hints at road to stable trade and consumer trust.
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Mba Schilling
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief
Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life by curing lung trouble. The medicine, touted as a reliable remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma bronchitis and hoarseness, is sold by Tallman & Co. at 40c and 1.00 with a trial bottle offered free.
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Tallman & Co
Fruit Tree Thieves Hit Nurseries Near North Yakima
Thieves stole hundreds of young fruit trees from Riving Brow ranch east of the city and from Paul Kruger’s nursery north of town. About 500 trees, mostly peach and apple, valued 18 to 25 cents each, were taken. Kruger jokes he needed four trees to fill an order. The thefts likely affect North Yakima plantings and may recur in coming Columbia river area orchards. Walter Bivins and Harry McSpadden connected in the case after 60 to 70 stolen trees were recovered or identified.
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Riving Brow
Yakima Republic
Paul Kruger
Mr. Kruger
Mr. Bivins
Ines
Housewives for Soldiers in Washington Mar 25
Report from Washington notes a war department plan to give every new regular army recruit a “housewife” box. An investigation was halted when explained that the box contains buttons needles thread and patches for personal use.
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Washington
War Department
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