Women can cure themselves at home say Mes Summers
A women’s health appeal offers a free ten day home treatment for leucorrhoea and menstrual disorders. It promises no doctor, free book, and ongoing care by local women, with a small weekly cost if continued. The message urges readers to send name and address to receive the plain wrapped treatment and the “Women’s Own Medical Adviser” booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Walfer
Woman's Own
Indies
H. Notre Dame
Ind
U. S
Weston Pearson Academy and Community Notices
Weston Normal edging Pearson's academy in a Walla Walla return game 3–2. May 9 elect teachers. Eva L Wood and T M Bowman not seeking reelection. Women's Club banquet tonight at Mrs French's home. Old Maids Convention at Normal chapel was a success. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Beaner April 27. Farming train to visit Weston soon. George P Hildreth, ex-Weston, dies in Spokane TB pneumonia. Rumor of a future Weston flouring mill. Local ads note Zan Pile remedy and Ellensburg wool shearing season with 40k–60k sheep expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Spokane
MII
Pearson's Academy
Walla Walla
Academy
Ths Place
T. M. Bowman
Eva L. Wood
Women's Club of
Robert TC. French
Horn
John Beamer
Weeton
Weaton
George P. Hildreth
Spo
Kane
Hermiston Notes on Dam Construction and Water Use
Hermiston reports irrigation progress on the Umatilla project with water flowing through ditches and the dam embankment nearing completion in June. Central office installation, expanded telephone service, planned new bank building, and strong alfalfa growth mark a busy season as engineers note improving irrigation and expected continuous water flow for Hermiston residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firai— Hermiston
Hermiston
Umatila
Umatilla
Feod Canal
Echo
Page Will Build Hermiston Branch Home
Neve arrival from Montana to locate permanently. Page and Son of Portland plan a Hermiston branch, signaling faith in the town’s future and a profitable investment. Summer Sunday excursions will draw visitors, while new land tracts sell to settlers who secure water rights. The Public School Society hosts an evening entertainment. The opening celebration for the government project on May 22 draws big crowds. M Dishon owns a modern Hermiston livery barn with fine horses. New cottages rise across town as housing demand soars. Hotels are full. extra rooms are sought. Potatoes alfalfa strawberries and other fruit thrive, with Meswis Morgan and Johnson at 70 acres of potatoes and onions, shipping garden truck early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Swayze
First Bank of
Hermiston
Main Street
Co. A. Crandall
Tillore
McCullough and Morrison
Sunnyside
Wash
Umatilla
EB. Littler
Neve
Montana
Page
Page & Son
Wholesale Commission Merchants
Portland
Wettlers
M. Dishon
Meswis
Morgan and
Johnson
Electric Bitters touted as remedy for climate ailments
The article extols Electric Hitters as a universal remedy for climate related fevers, malaria, debility, and nervousness with claims of blood purification and fortifying strength. It lists Tullman & Co. drug store and A. C. Koeppen & Bros as sellers, and mentions Pinesalve Carbonized for skin issues and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solil
Tullman & Co
Fire destroys Palace hotel at Murray Idaho
A morning blaze gutted Murray Idaho's Palace hotel the town's largest building. Officials say a defective flue sparked the fire which was well under way before discovery. Owner-manager E J Harper valued losses at 7600 with 3000 insured. Three hotel inmates barely escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Idaho
Palace Hotel
E. J. Harper
Freewater Cannery to Open Season With Early Asparagus
Freewater officials report the cannery will begin operations in about a week, starting with asparagus. Other vegetables and fruits will follow as growers anticipate an excellent bumper crop. early strawberries may appear in about 16 days and sell at a premium. Rev Dr Parker from Virginia accepts pastorate at Freewater and Fruitvale. Mrs J F Hansen of Ferndale dies in Walla Walla hospital after operation. Many locals plan a Pendleton excursion for Sunday to attend the ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Dr. Parker
Virginia
Presbyterian Church
Fruitvale
Parker
J. F. Hansen
Ferndale
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Death of Lilian Wyman at Point Defiance Pavilion
Miss Lilian R Wyman 20 a native of Oregon City waitress at the Point Defiance pavilion in Tacoma was found dead in an upper floor room after hours of mistaken heart disease symptoms. Neck dislocation noted but source suggests kidney issues and advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy via Pendleton Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian R. Wyman
Oregon City
Point Defiance
Tacoma
Bright
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Youth Manes Up With Laughable Ear Fuzz
A concise, humorous note describes a young man allowing a small plait of hair to grow in front of each ear, creating an amusing, unconventional look that draws mild amusement from onlookers. The quirky style spotlights a playful fashion moment without harsh judgment.
Candidates, Cards Promoted At Reasonable Price
East Oregonian advertises candidate cards printed and circulated at a low rate with prompt service. Also listed is Main Manian Pile Remedy in a collapsible tube with nozzle promising soothing relief and reduced inflammation and itching, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
East Oregonian
Price Co
A. C. Koeppen & Co
Little Things Behind Big Achievements Highlighted
Emphasizes that small overlooked tasks accumulate into lasting success. The idea warns against neglecting minor details on the path to ambitious goals.
Notice to Poultry Raisers Open hatching season and supply
Notice to poultry raisers states hatch settings of full bread single comb white leghorn eggs available to trade at seven dollars per hundred. For information call Main 888 with contacts A Nolte and Roy Haywood. Roy Haywood, brother of a man recently sentenced to McNeil Island and paroled, has been taken by Portland police on burglary charges after a pal implicated him and goods were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nolte
Roy Haywood
Main
McNeil's Island
Portland Police
Coffee grocer backs Schilling's Best money-back offer
A grocer promises to refund customers who do not like Schilling's Best coffee. The ad claims satisfaction with a money-back guarantee and urges shoppers to try the brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
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Simone
Pearson's Academy Today
Ellensburg
Woaah
Kittitas
Folger’'S
Golden Gate
Afolgers
Ceylon
Japan
Oolong
J. A. Folger @ Co. Bam Francievce
F. R Harrison
Mra Harrison
H. T. Irvin
Sanaa
Cet Pearrt
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Cannery
Marvel CO
New York
Columbia Bar
Main St
Corrigan Bros
Proprietors
Rader's
Postal
Hast
Oregonian
Bond Brothers Leading Clothiers
The
City Brewery
Schultz & Stricker
W. C. Minnis
Henning’s Cigar Store
Opposite Peoples Warehouse
Carney & Tweedy
John Gagen
Eagle Bldg
Court Street
Rutherford & Molitor
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