Machinery train reaches Hermiston in six week move
Hermiston Oregon May 10 United States reclamation service crew finished loading engines and a train of loaded cars after six weeks work. The machinery will be shipped to Twohy Brothers near Pendleton for railroad work near Yoakum on the OR&N line. J H Reid cashier Hermiston Bank and Trust rushes to open a new bank building opposite the Oregon Hotel. Dr Un Temple moves office from John Schmidt building to American National Bank building.
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Hermiston, Ore
United States Reclamation Service
Hermiston
Twohy Brothers
Pendleton
Yoakum
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
H. G. Hurlburt
Umatilla County
J. H. Reid
Herm'ston Bank & Trust Company
Spokane
Washington
Oregon Hotel
UN Temple
John Schmidt
American National Bank
Marshfield
Orma
Barnard of Hugene
Coos County
Coos Bay
Barnard
Roseburg
Coos Fay
Early alfalfa and berries mark Umatilla progress
Alfalfa on D. C. Brownell and H. T. Duncan ranches near Umatilla shows unusually early cutting this week, beating eastern Oregon fields by about 10 days. McFarlain and Edwards ranches report first straw berries of the season with fruit larger and tastier than California berries, and ripening cherries are soon to hit markets.
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Umatilla
Ore
D. C. Brownell
H. T. Duncan
Oregon
McFarlain
Edwards
California
Countess Held for Fraud in Munich Society Shock
Berlin reports that Countess Frederick von Schon born Buchheim, linked to Princess Sophia Cantacuzene, is detained on suspicion of involvement in swindles in Austria and Switzerland. Vienna police say a chorus girl may use the countess name. husband belongs to Schonborn Bohemian line. they live with Princess Cantacuzene in Munich where their 10-year-old son Paul studies.
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Berlin
Munich
Frederick von Schonborn-Buchheim
Sophia Cantacuzeng
Austria
Switzerland
Vienna
Schonborn
Holy Roman Empire
Angelan
Cantacuzene
Count Paul
Jaris Hats Highlight Mme de Pougy's Parisian Style
Paris social pages spotlight Jaris collection alongside Mme Lilane de Pougy. The noted Parisian wearer models a dramatic hat that draws attention at a spring season event.DESCRIPTION: elegant millinery details and public figure fashion in a vivid society note.
Nature’s gift from the Sunny South
The cotton plant thrives in the South’s warmth and sunshine yielding seeds that produce cotton seed oil. From this oil comes Cottolene, a cooking fat praised for efficiency purity and wholesomeness compared to hog fat.
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South
Scandal in St Germain Ends with a Suit for Apology
In fashionable St Germain Mme de Pougy walks with Prince G- when two ladies and their husbands heckle her hat as loud. Prince G- demands an apology and is struck in the face. The prince and Mme de Pougy file summons against the four defendants.
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St. Germain
Prince G
Mme de Pougy
Prince
Mme. de Pougy
Regular Tom Boy Susie Climbs and Scratches Healings
A young girl described as a regular tom boy climbs trees fences and ditches, often getting scratches and minor injuries. Her mother treats her with Bucklen's Arnica Salve which quickly heals minor cuts bruises and burns. Advertises 26 cents at Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Lawal
Tallman & Co
Merchants push Rural-Only limit on parcels post
Washington May 10. A parcels post limited to rural routes was urged before the house committee by the Merchants' Association of New York. President Marcts M. Marks warned extending to cities could let large mail order houses monopolize rural business and threaten local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Post Offices
Merchants’ Association of New York
Marcts M. Marks
Government parcels post debate and rural delivery plans
Mr Marks urges slow adoption of a parcels post, favoring rural free delivery as the base. He argues a $300 annual raise for rural carriers covers extra work with modest added costs for barges and wagons and backs a profitable post office plan. John M. Stahl criticizes US rates versus Japan and supports a zone system or government monopoly on parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Post Office Department
Marks
Bennett
Rep
John M. Stahl
Farmers’ Congress
Japan
Washington
Baltimore
Els
Express Company
Man Seeks Relief From Bowel Disorder With Pills
An advertisement proclaims Dr. King’s New Life Pills cure liver stomach and kidney troubles and restore vigor. It claims the medicine banishes despondency and fright, offering hope and courage to the weak and nervous, priced at 26 cents at Tallman & Co.
Liquid Foot Base Promises Tired Feet Relief
An ad promoting Liquid Foot Base as relief for tired aching and sweaty feet. Markets product at 366 and bottle in First Class Drug Stores, claiming happiness for everyone.
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Peoples Warehouse
State
C. Tucker
Pullman
H. Geary
Seattle
Wash
Geary
News OF the Northwest
Vancouver
Street Department
Tacoma
Queenie Stanford
Lila Mead
Stanford
Everett
Mead
Dalles
F. E
Mills
United Wireless
Wasco County
Grand
L. F. Kelly
Benson
North Yakima
Special Commission
Hay
L. ©. Meigs
O. L. Waller
Washington State College
James D. Blackwell
Charles P. Lund
Carroll B. Graves
L. O. Meigs
Hat
Fletcher
Muuaray Strret
York
Bradfield Co
Atlanta
F. J. Donaldson
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