Wheat hauling continues in Echo as warehous es fill
Echo notes wheat hauling persists with warehouses filling and grain stocks not yet exhausted. Attorney R R Johnson returns from North Yakima, Sophie Reese serves as stenographer for reclamation service, and Thad Barner visits Hot Lake. John Dorn expands his drug store while Pendleton fair draws 66 local attendees. A large crew works on the Umatilla river bridge with county commissioners inspecting progress. R N Stanfield buys two carloads of Lincoln sheep from Canada at 70 per head. Reception at M E church last evening.
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North Yakima
Plour Mill Cave
Addison ' Stre
Car
Pendicton
Feho
Echo
R. R. Johnson
Sophie Reese
Reclamation Service
Thad Barner
Hot Lake
John Dorn
I. O. O. F. Hall
Rev
Mra Dark
Pendleton
Umatilla River
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Sores Piles and Chilblains
Old saying applies to a sore burn or wound treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which removes pain and signs of trouble. Out of sight and out of mind, it also clears piles and chilblains. guaranteed by Tallman & Co, druggists, 25 cents.
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Tallman & Co
British Immigrant Plan Outlined to Counter Invasion
Vancouver M P R G MacPhercon urges the Dominion and British Columbia governments to arrange for British immigrants to offset the Oriental invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. MacPhercon
M. P
Vancouver
Dominion
British Columbia
Weston Normal elects officers and sports managers
The Weston Normal student body organized and elected officers led by Frank Laughridge as president and Emile Blevins as vice president. Samuel Rugg is second vice president, Mary Twicker secretary, Miss Hall treasurer, Miss Miller assistant. An athletics committee named Claud Clark football manager, Fred Sanford basketball, Hugo Weinert baseball, Emile Blevins tennis. They launched the Normal Wireless with Gussie Hutchinson editor in chief and Ira Stagge business manager. The football grounds are in fine shape for the season and practice is lively. All Saints Guild enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. L. & Wood. next meeting with Mrs. G. Prestonster, Jr. Gustave Johnson sold 160 acres near Briggson for $1,000 to a new Texas arrival. Walter Adams sold 44 acres east of town to T. and Ed Tucker at $70 per acre in two adjoining tracts to the Pendergast place. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a constitutional remedy with a money-back offer and testimonials. directions and cautions are listed.
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Weston
Weston Normal
Frank Laughridge
Emile Blevins
Samuel Rugg
Mary Twicker
Miss Hall
Miss Miller
Claud Clark
Fred Sanford
Hugo Weinert
The
Normal Wireless
Gussie Hutchinson
Ira Stagge
Normal
All Saints Guild
Frazier Sells Ranch West of Milton
H L Frazier, a well known rancher, sold his home near Milton to Wm Harder. The 261 acres of farming land sold for 28000. The farm is rated among the west’s best. Charles Williamson of Weston visited recently. L A Edwards on the wick List this week. Mrs S E Armstrong, recently ill with typhoid fever, is improving.
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Milton
H. L. Frazier
Wm. Harder
Charles Williamson
Weston
L. A. Edwards
E. Armstrong
Oklahoma State Fair Opens With Modern Exhibits And Races
Oklahoma City reports the first state fair opening under favorable auspices with up to date buildings filled by mineral, agricultural and manufactured exhibits. Livestock poultry and swine displays attract attention and large purses draw many fast horses making the racing program a highlight.
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Oklahoma City
Fasr
Absolute divorce for Mme Anna Gould confirmed
The time limit to appeal has passed and Anna Gould's divorce is now absolute. She settled out of court the creditors' claims. In Portland a worker at Portland Hardware & Steel died from injuries in an elevator accident. The ATA, Topeka & Santa Fe railway announced a two cent an hour raise for 5000 boilermakers systemwide, effective immediately. Eighteen stenographers in Portland applied to the civil service for graphic clerk exams next Tuesday. R. W. Wood, a recent BC arrival, is missing in Seattle. his stock and lease are valued at $1000 with only a $60 claim. In Bergen a tall prisoner was jailed 90 days for stealing oats, one day per inch of height. An explosion and cave-in at Pratt City coal mine leaves miners missing and injured. Emil Chaufty drowned from a river accident on the Ruth near New Era. Claude E Perry and wife Elizabeth were found dead in Brooklyn. Perry killed himself and his wife after a note about a possible transfer.
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Bent de Castellane
Mme
Anna Gould
Mme. Gould
Corditors
Portland
Nicholas Beecher
Portland Hardware & Steel Company
Good Samaritan Hospital
R. W. Wood
British Columbia
Seattle
Wood
First Avenue
Bergen
Genessee County
New York
Henry Myer
Astoria
Sys
Emil Chaufty
Ruth
New Era
Oklahoma
Claude E. Perry
Coast Artillery
Fort Hamilton
Elizabeth
Brooklyn
Perry
Omuiha
Right of Way Debate Over North Coast Line
North Coast railway plans from the Columbia River to Walla Walla remain unsettled as Right of Way Agent Woods pressed Two Rivers citizens for land price offers. He warned that three surveys exist and a delay may shift crossing to The Gap, where the company already owns land.
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Columbia River
Walla Walla
Agent Woods
Two Rivers
Wallula
Mr. Woods
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back Advertisement
An old patent medicine ad touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims cures for lame back uric acid bladder catarrh and Bright's Disease. A free sample bottle and an informational book are offered by mail to readers who mention the notice. Delivery address is Kilmer Co Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Bright
River route debate shapes regional transport plans
The article notes contention over the Two Rivera route as a bluff to secure right of way. With harvest end near, North Coat plans to resume work and deploy grading forces on Unis side of the river within weeks.
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Unis
Arrivals at Hotel St George and Around North West Cities
A list of guests and visitors associated with the Hoth, arrivals, and Hotel St George sector. Includes William Summers Tacoma R A McLean Wall a Walla M H Keller New York Emel Well Mid dleton and wife Vermont Milas J Willis Baker City Geo 8 Swann Spokane L W Blankman Chicago B Kalts Spokane EB M Shutt Heppner W Winans Spokane A A Pouchot San Francisco M F Rhode Portland W F Sergeant San Francisco W Cleves Portland J D Pennington and wife and son Wymore Neb Geo McGlivery Spokane Lewis Scholl Jr Echo Wa Dunn Portland A L Beebe Spokane W M Noldean Portland Allen Miller Grayville F L Finklen Portland J D Campbell Sunnyside Wash W B Cloud Sunnyside Wash Lewis Rathburn Portland
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Hotel
St. George
William Summers
Tacoma
R. A. McLean
Walla Walla
M. H. Keller
New York
Emel Well
K. Middleton and Wife
Vermont
Milas J. Willis
Baker City
Geo
Portland
W. F. Sergeant
San Francisco
W. Cleves
J. D. Pennington
Wymore
Neb
Geo. McGlivery
Spokane
Lewis Scholl, Jr
Echo
Wa. Dunn
A. L. Beebe
W. M. Noldean
Allen Miller
Grayville
F. L. Finklen
Hard Times in Kansas Cures by King's New Discovery
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls a harsh period of grasshopper infestations and droughts in Kansas. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery with curing persistent coughs and lung ailments after trying other remedies, praising its effectiveness and guaranteed safety at Tallman & Co. drugstore with trial bottles offered.
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Kansas
Cadell
Earl Shamburg
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Emergency coal rate cut to $7 a ton to The Dalles
The Union Pacific announces an emergency coal rate of seven dollars per ton for soft coal from Omaha Leavenworth and Kansas City to The Dalles Oregon and points east. Effective in October this aims to avert northwest shortages and may bring Illinois Indiana Missouri and Kansas coal to eastern Oregon. Northern lines recently posted six dollar rates from Duluth making Harriman line rate equivalent.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Dalles
Ore
Northwest
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Oregon
Northern Lines
Duluth
Harriman
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Fic Syrup Co
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
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Ohio
Frazier Sells Ranch
Topeka
Atchivon, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Ts 5000
Civil Service Commission
North Coast Road
Benjamin
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Tito
Grothers
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Center
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Pendleton Roller Mills
Frank B. Clopton & CO
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