Weston Bank Sees Sufficient Cash for Demands and Local Moves
Weston news reports the bank holds enough cash to cover current demands amid financial unrest. A trainload of cars would help move wheat to market. The city council reverses to allow the Lobby saloon to operate another year, delaying drought measures. Reading club meets at Mrs Humeston home with paper on domestic science. Fr F Humeston returns from Spokane. Kolgraphs visit from South Dakota. Weston Normal enrolls 200 students with more expected after Christmas.
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Weston
Weston Bank
Reading Club
Fred Humeston
C. French
Rebecca Miller
Pendleton
F. S&s
Phillip Kolgraph
South Dakota
Weston Normal
Hotel Arrivals List From St George Hotel
A tally of guests arriving at the Hotel St George includes Ed C Allen of Portland Shannon from New Westminster C 8 Gardner Eas ton F Poston San Francisco John Pattison Colfax Henrietta Nelson Frank Singleton Walla Walla J W Colt Sumpter John Tharm Portland B F Wilson Denver J Epstin New York A F Bernard Portland H M Welch Portland J Dellar Portland T C Parr Walla Walla D M Hill Lexington Al H Clayburgh Chicago Frank L Walt Cascade Locks C W Isaacs Portland J M Crawford Walla Walla A L Grover Lewiston W A Bott Lewiston L E Kellogg Portland W L Reddig Portland Edw Culp Portland Geo McGlivery Spokane M R Stewart Walla Walla F M Schaller Chicago Mrs J C Clemen and son Ed Murphy Sumpter J T Lacy Portland Sam Lee Portland Misery Bubu Pendleton J E Gilmore Davenport Dallas Mays Joseph Geo J Jones Fred Leuhr Mrs A F O Neil Seattle J T Alexander Walli Jack Williams Walla Walla Mr and Mrs A V Downs Walla Walla F M Monecraft Spokane Mrs Thomas Spencer Milton Miss Millie Dunstbach Milton Miss F Linder Milton W R Kinney and wife Spokane E C Truckmiller Wenatchee A Knight Palouse J H Stephens Palouse A B Stephens Jr Umatilla F W Cline Umatilla
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Ed C. Allen
Portland
Shannon
New Westminster
Walla Walla
D. M. Hill
Lexington
al H. Clayburgh
Chicago
Frank L. Walt
Cascade Locks
C. W. Isaacs
J. M. Crawford
A. L. Grover
Lewiston
W. A. Bott
L. E. Kellogg
WL. Reddig
Edw. Culp
Geo. McGlivery
Spokane
M. R. Stewart
F. M. Schaller
J. C. Clemen
Thomas Spencer
Milton
Millie Dunstbach
F. Linder
W. R. Kinney
E. C. Truckmiller
Wenatchee
A. Knight
Palouse
J. H. Stephens
A. B. Stephens, Jr
Umatilla
F. W. Cline
Electric Bitters Praised By Gettysburg Veteran
David Parker of Fayette N. Y. 1 says Electric Bitters cured his long stomach trouble after years of ineffective medicines. He declares he would not take $590 for the relief they gave him. The tonic is marketed as grand for the aged and for female weaknesses, back pain, and weak kidneys, guaranteed by Tallman & Co.
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Dle
Gettysburg
David Parker
Tallman & Co
Forged $1000 Check Tied to James Adair Case
Bellingham banking officials flag a forged $1000 check drawn to James Adair and signed by John Jamieson. The would be fraudster, a Texas sender with residence near Bellingham, is under investigation.
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Bellingham
James Adair
John
Jamieson
Jamison
Texas
Dutch Tea Riddle and Market Promise in Local Ad
An odd ad fragment claims Dutch tea drinkers excel and notes Dutch buyers face little nervousness in Holland. It promises refunds from a grocer if you do not receive Mke Schillings Best tea, urging customers to trust the store’s payment policy.
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Mke Schillings
Seeding Nears Completion in Adams Vicinity
Adams Nov 14 Farmers report seeding nearly finished with prospects for a large crop. Wheat shipping hampered by car shortages though farmers are cash rich. Birth announced a nine pound boy to Mr and Mrs J H Rugh on Tuesday Nov 12. Local social visits noted. Measles reported among residents Harry Morse and Hilda Hales. Warehouses full of wheat, some contracted, others headed to Athena mills. Colds from dances linked to pneumonia risk. Foley’s Honey and Tar recommended by Pendleton Drug Co.
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Adams
J. H. Rugh
Grace Blake
Blake
Athena
Fred Blake
Pendleton
Harry Morse
Hilda Hales
Athena Mills
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Adopt Old Plan by Shipping Apples in Box Cars
Freewater November 14 shortages of refrigerator cars force growers to revert to old shipping method. They will load a few box cars, install heaters, and send a man with them to their destination to prevent freezing of apples. Also notes J A Warren improving his store building and a local discussion of catarrh remedies with Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised.
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Freewater
J. A. Warren
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hyomel touted by Pendleton merchants Tallman & Co
The advertisement promotes Hyomel as a universal cure for catarrh with a money back guarantee from Tallman & Co. It claims widespread use by notable locals and physicians, asserting rapid relief and high satisfaction, urging readers to try the treatment and rely on refunds if unsatisfied.
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Pendleton
Ery Tallman & Co
Tallman &Co
Tallman & Co
Pendleton drayage rates filed by Pendleton trade group
Local express and draymen publish a schedule in Pendleton listing charges for freight by ton including trunks up stairs and hills, moving per hour, dump trips, and various carload rates for sugar canned goods cement nails wire sewer pipe coal tie stone machinery with fines of five dollars for violations. The notice is signed by multiple local business names led by STANSBERY & MILNE and others. Seven Palouse City saloonmen were fined for Sunday closing law violations with two receiving double doses.
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Express and Draymen
Pendleton
Taira
Palouse City
Candy Price Increases Across Local Confectioners
In harmony with recent advances for butcher baker and brewer the city confectioners raise candy prices by several cents per pound The Book Nook sets chocolate creams and other top sellers at 60 coins per pound with a three cent higher wholesale rate The Rinehart Candy House moves all confections up several cents per pound as sugar costs rise 60 percent in six months per the Wal la Walla Union
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Book Nook
Rinehart Candy House
Northwest
Walla Walla Union
King Dies in Accident at Eugene Fall Incident
Charlee King II died at Eugene from injuries after a leg was crushed when he jumped from a chute. He sustained multiple fractures including both shoulder blades, both collarbones, and the humerus of the right arm with additional internal injuries.
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Charlee King Iis
Eugene
King
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