Local Happenings In Athena On A Winter Day
Tidy notes from Athena recount a home wedding to Claude Henscomb and Miss Bertha Baker, county officials inspecting Wild Horse Creek bridge sites, visits by Mrs. Mary Lane and Mrs. J A Ruley, and the Meacham Kahemi wood shipments easing fuel famine. Other items cover smallpox care, farm land purchases, and a social at T G Kirk’s home with friends.
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Athena
L. J. Foss
Haven
Christian Vhurch
Claude Henscomb
Bertha Baker
J. W. Malones
Pendleton
Loy
Cold Springs
Mere
Gillland
Wild Horse Creek
Ths Place
Mary Lane
J. A Ruley
E. St. Cox
William Maloney
Fendieton
Meacham
Kameii
John Peetter
Poehler & Chamberlain
Nice
Alvin
Wiley ‘Turner
Grangeville
H. A. Parrett
McMinnville
Mbany
California
Another Wonderful Cure by Cuticura
A reader reports severe eczema across both legs from knees to ankles, debilitating discharge and inability to walk. After trying many doctors’ remedies, Cuticura provided soothing relief and led to recovery, with the writer urging publication of the testimonial for skin disease sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Cured of Chapped Hands by Cuticura Remedies
A reader from Ontario Canada recounts three years of painful chapped hands relieved after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Remedies. The writer reports two cakes of soap and topical treatment cured symptoms and recommends the Cass Rem edies to others.
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Ontario
Sept
Social Dance Tonight At The Open Home
Athens residents prepare for a social dance at the Open Home this evening. Local sportsmen returned from Arlington with nine geese. John Benson returns home after nine weeks in a Walla Walla hospital with typhoid fever contracted while harvesting on the reservation. Thorp Brothers patent a combined harvester to be manufactured in town. engine power from gasoline, with six or eight horses pulling a 4 foot cut.
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Opem
Athens
Arlington
Walla Walla
John Benson
Marvester
Thorp Brothers
Thorp
London Art Treasure Defense Plan Aims Europe Wide Action
London reports a conference of European art gallery heads being organized to curb art treasure outflow to America. Privy Counsellor Bove of the Royal Museum in Berlin urges governments to fund acquisitions and make certain sales to the state or its appointed parties a penal offense. European galleries warn that many bronzes, marbles, pictures and wares have been shipped to the United States in recent years, risking European collections. Also ad for Kodol digestive aid claiming stomach rest and digestion support. Tallman & Co sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bove
Royal Museum
Berlin
Europe
National Gallery
England
Italy
France
Spain
America
Tallman & Co
Scarcity of furs lifts New York prices this season
From present inclinations the fall and winter will be exceptionally good for the fur trade despite higher prices. Solekin, with nearly a 40 percent price rise due to Confederate year effects, leads gains, while tink, ermine, fox, sable and marten also command higher prices. Limited sable and chinchilla supplies push costs as European demand remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson Bay Company
Chinchilla
Agitation for French Priests in Woonsocket BR 1
A French Roman Catholic group, 4% L. Union & J. Jean Baptiete Amerique, plans to urge the Vatican to recognize rights for French speaking Roman Catholics in New England. They seek local priests preaching in their tongue via proper diocesan channels, led by Felix Gatineau of Southbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
BR. 1
L. Union &J. Jean Baptiete
Amerique
Vatican
New England
Tiik
Peter
Felix Gatineau
Southbridge
Largest locomotive project at Erie tops remarkable build
In Erie Pennsylvania construction begins on a locomotive by the American Locomotive Company for the Erie railroad. The behemoth will weigh about 250 tons and fuse old mechanical strength with modern advances to maximize power and speed. In other notes famine fears rise in northern China with 12 million people at risk and a global aid drive underway. Sioux City reporter notes the world’s largest corn ranch, Odebolt, covering 16,000 acres with expected yield of 625,000 bushels and 37 double stalk cutters at work binding the corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
American Locomotive Company
Erie Railroad
Sioux City
Town
Odebolt
De Witts Witch Hazel Salve Praised For Piles Aid
Advert says De Witts Witch Hazel Salve is good for many uses and especially recommended for piles. On market for years and a standby in thousands of families. Sold by Tullman and Co as seen in the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Tullman & Co
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Lets
Miki Atmok
Grangevill
John Penson
Tivry Brothers
Limb
Eczema
Cuticura
Jack Brown
West Webb St
Erica
China
British Missionary Societies
Exeter Hall
Tten
The
East Oregonian
Catarra
Main St
Bridge
Frazer Theatre
Battling Nelson
Gans
D Ton Drug Co
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co
Corner Court and Garden
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. &. Byers
Oregon Lumber Yard
Pendleton Paint
E. J. Murphy
Coast Street
Pendleton Drug Co
Rapides
Alen
American Collection Agency
Anthony P. Wilson
United States
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kansas
Henry
Pendleton Tee & Cold Storage Company
Henneman’s
East Wede S&jt
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