Milton Plans Joint Strawberry Festival and Big County Celebration
Milton invites Pendleton and Umatilla county residents to join East End celebrations on June 3 in Wichol's park. The Milton Commercial Club, Farmers Union picnic, reunion, and a horse show are set for the same day, aiming to draw a large crowd and top prior festivals in the county.
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D. Peterson
Milton Commercial Association
Pendleton
Umatilla
Milton
Farmers Union
Wichol's Park
Peterson
Farmers’ Union
Athena
Mission Lands to Get Patent Grants Under Reservation
Instructions state the government is ready to grant patents to lands held by the Presbyterian and Catholic missions under the reservation. The Presbyterian tract covers 160 acres while the Catholic tract is larger. Churches are asked to provide descriptions of their property to initiate patent proceedings.
Hermiston Strawberry Day Festival At Newport Skinner Hall
Hermiston prepares for a large guest turnout for the second annual Strawberry Day with berries in abundance and a varied program. Citizens from Hermiston and nearby towns plan to attend the event, while a summer concert arrangement with United orchestra is being discussed at Eller piano house with a full orchestra attendance urged.
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Hermiston
Newport- Skinner Hall
Commercial Association
United Orchestra
Eller Piano House
Umatilla Strawberries in Market Headline
A. B. Stephens of Umatilla arrives with a shipment of strawberries grown at McFarland Edwards ranch across the Umatilla river. He says the fruit is larger and tastier than Hood River varieties. Ten crates arrived last night with regular future shipments planned to local merchants.
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Umatilla
A. B. Stephens
Hood River
McFarland & Edwards
Umatilla River
Where is Dave Myers in Cutbank Montana case
Dave Myers, recently jailed on a charge of stealing a vacuum carpet cleaner from his brother in law Louis Cargill in Cutbank Montana, was released on $200 bond after several days in custody. He has disappeared and doubts arise about his grand jury appearance.
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Dave Myers
Cutbank
Montana
Lous Cargill
Deputies Completing Their Labors Now Report to Assessor
Deputy assessors finish their labors and turn on their reports to Assessor Strath. Those through for the year include G. W. Gross of Athena, C. F. Steele of Nolin, and R. B. Foreman of Hermiston.
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Strath
G. W. Gross
Athena
C. F. Steele
Nolin
R. 8. Foreman
Hermiston
Chamberlain's Liniment Delivers Quick Pain Relief
A brief ad noting that a touch of rheumatism or other ailment is eased immediately by Chamberlain's Liniment. The claim states first application provides relief and that it cures the complaint quickly, with sale through all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Notice to Masons for W. P. Temple funeral
All Masons are requested to meet at Masonic temple tomorrow after noon May 11 at 1 15 for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother W. P. Temple. BEN L BURROUGHS W M
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Masonic Temple
W. P. Temple
Ben
L. Burroughs
W. M
Why Not Stop That Itch Soothing D. D. D. Prescription Cure
An advertisement claims permanent relief for eczema with D. D. D. Prescription a gentle wash using wintergreen oil. A trial bottle priced at 26 cents promises immediate itch relief and long lasting results, endorsed by Tallman Drug Co.
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Tallman Drug Co
Halleys Comet Clothes Cleaners Offer Year Round Service
Sullivan's clothes press and dyeing shop boasts steady year round work with thorough cleaning and modern appliances. Experienced staff and updated methods promise satisfaction for all customers.
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Sullivan's
Personal Mingle at Pendleton Gatherings and Visitors
A long list of residents and visitors checked into Pendleton hotels and area homes from Echo Athena Moro Shaniko Stanfield Helix Moscow and more. Local officials attorneys ranchers and merchants including J W Mayo A B Bryan J N Burgess H D Smith and Rev B F Harper are noted visiting or staying for business or religious duties with brief mentions of origin and destinations.
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C. E. Cameron
Echo
Jerry Stone
Athena
W. A. Mitchell
Moro
Bowman
Fitzpatrick
Shaniko
Dave Spalding
Stanfield
Pendleton
Himer Brown
Heppner
Gilliland
Milton and
Frewater
J. W. Myrick
Myrick Station
Henry Bane
J. F. Baddeley
Weaton
St. George
Sam Starr
Helix
Sol Harris
R. H. Holcombe
Kennewick
Washington
Amy Lee
East Alta Street
Hugh McCafferty
Pueblo
Colorado
H. C. Branstetter
Charles H. Carter
Albert Wuraweller
Joseph
R. Alexander
Edgar Smith
Northern Pacific
W. A. Slusher
Nolin
J. W. McGee
J. T. Mayo
W. H. Daughtrey
Union Stockyards Company
Portland
Annie Kremser
Moscow
Idaho
Paulina West
Co. A. Bryan
J. Vinson
Milton
All Roads Leading to Oberammergau
Berlin reports the Passion Play at Oberammergau draws travelers from across Germany and abroad. The first show is May 18 with Americans in Europe already heading there. By the final performance September 25 more than 25,000 U.S. visitors are expected. Former President Roosevelt hoped to attend but could not.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Royal Hon
Kaiser
Berlin
Oberammergen
Germany
Europe
Oberammergau
Roosevelt
Oberammargan
Ban on healthgrams A Chicago health warning from officials
The Chicago health department bans old folk advice as dirty epidemics and replaces it with official healthgrams. Sample sayings ridicule past beliefs while stressing child protection and airing homes to prevent illnesses amid concerns over high child death rates in certain neighborhoods.
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Chicago
Blid Goodby
Prisoner released after farce of trial at Agram
Vienna reports that all sentences from the high treason trial at Agram have been annulled. Brothers Pribzicevics, the chief prisoners, have been freed, with the rest released last December. Fifty three Serbians faced charges in a Pan Serb plot against Austria Hungary as the pro ceedings ended in harsh and unjust rulings amid the Austro-Servian crisis.
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Vienna
Agram
Pribzicevics
Austria-Hungary
Death of Don Rua Heads Silesians in Turin Funeral Draws 100000
Rome reports the death of Don Rua, successor of Don Bosco and leader of the Silesians since 1874. His funeral in Turin drew about 100,000 mourners. The order, founded in 1888, grew from 800 members to over 4,000 with 100 houses of education for boys then to 300.
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Rome
Don Rua
Don Bosco
Italy
Turin
Don Dua
Redmond to Attend United Irish League Meeting in America
John Redmond will attend the United Irish League meeting in America next September. He will be joined by Joseph Devlin T. P. Connor and possibly other nationalist leaders. Redmond says American Irish aid made Ireland's struggle possible and wishes to express gratitude by his presence.
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Redmond
U. S. Dubin
Ireland
John Redmond
United Irish League
America
Joseph Devlin
T. P. Connor
Rome to Treat Water in Marcus Aurelius Statue
Rome authorities will perform a surgical operation on the famous bronze equestrian statue to drain accumulated water inside the horse. The decision follows centuries of water buildup harming the metal in the body of the statue.
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Rome
Marcus Aurelius
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