Echo Ditch Underway And Telephones Planned Along Line
Echo notes the 26 mile Umatilla project ditch work starting with slow progress and planned water releases to open land for next year. Eight to ten telephones along the ditch will aid communications during accidents. Dr JF Ackley buys 260 acres near the government dam, good wheat land. Several strangers visit the area, cattle shipments go to Portland Seattle and Tacoma, and improvements advance with Bridge repairs and a new Pen sceton Porthind train anticipated.
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Echo
Umatilla
Penceton
Porthind
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
John Templeton
Walla Walla
Butter Creek
JF. M. Ackley
Government Dam
Hastings sells mountain ranch to Athena grocer
Weston Oct 7 W T Hastings has sold his mountain ranch for 2500 to Hugh Worthington of Athena, a local grocer who will move to the ranch soon. Also noting visitors Mr and Mrs J Johnson of Minneapolis are guests at the Nele Johnson home FP T Harbour of the Weston brick yard has returned from Paseo business trip.
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Weston
W. T. Hastings
Hugh Worthington
Athena
Worthington
J. §. Johnson
Minneapolis
Nele Johnson
FP. T. Harbour
Weston Brick Yard
Paseo
Ex-senator Mays seeks to dodge jail amid health claims
Franklin Pierce Mays ex state senator and lawyer convicted of land fraud but ill and unable to confer with counsel seeks to avoid four month jail time imposed last May by Judge Hunt. Attorney W D Fenton asked for a motion to modify sentence and delay hearing while United States Attorney W C Bristol opposed delaying action, noting appeal timing. Judge Wolverton continued the case to November 1 with belief Mays would pay the 10000 fine if jail time is not enforced.
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Franklin Pierce Mays
Hunt
Jaye
Portland Oregonian
W. D. Fenton
May
Wolverton
W. C. Bristol
United States
Fenton
United States Circuit of Appeals
Mays
W. T. Williams
Guernsey Music Store Advertising Phonographs and Records
A Guernsey music shop on Court Street promotes high grade phonographs and records with liberal terms. The ad emphasizes quality and value, inviting customers to visit for a broad selection and favorable payment options.
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Guernsey
Court Street
Monument Over Grave by Woodmen of the World at Milton
A Woodmen of the World monument was placed over the grave of Charles L. Swain at a cost of $100. Local notes report large hay shipments from Hudson Bay country and ongoing apple shipments from Freewater and Milton marking a banner year. F A Sykes suffered a painful accident splitting kindling when a axe strike nearly severed his left thumb.
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Charles L. Swath
Hudson Bay Country
P. A
Milton
Shields
Fred Lorenzen
B. E. Horder
Lind, Wash
Charles Harder
Idaho
Alva Shumway
Amy
Baker City
Charles L. Swain
Woodmen of the World Lodge
James Kirk
Seattle
Freewater
Walla Walla Fair
Dora Troyer
F. A. Sykes
Electric cars to Colfax linked to fair service
Spokane and Inland Empire Railroad will start a Colfax electric local for the Whitman county fair with two cars on a 30 minute schedule. The service runs from Rosalia to Colfax using electric power on the Colfax leg, replacing locomotives to Colfax. General Passenger Agent W. G. Paine says the Rosalia connection should be ready by Saturday night for Monday start.
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Whitman County Fair
Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad Company
Colfax
Far Grounds
Spokane & Inland Empire
Rosails
Rosalia
W. G. Paine
Floating Hospital in St Joe River Sparks Health Alarm
Coeur d Alene residents and users of lake and river water face immediate danger of typhoid and other illnesses. A houseboat called the Floating Hospital sits at St Joe, treating typhoid patients and people with loathsome diseases typical of railway camps, along the river.
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Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alene Lake
St. Joe
Electric Bitters credited for health in aged, children
W B Brunson of Dublin Ga praises Electric Bitters for his 83 year old mother thriving on life with two years of use. The tonic is guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles and touted to strengthen weak women and puny children. Sold by Tallman Co at 60 cents.
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W. B. Brunson
Dublin
Tallman & Co
Interstate Fair Opens in Lewiston Idaho with Bright Prospects
The Lewiston Clarkston Interstate fair in Lewiston Idaho opened today with many visitors on the first day. Officials report promising prospects for record crowds later in the week. The fruit display is praised as the finest in the region and agricultural products and livestock are well represented.
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Idaho
Lewiston
Ida
Lewiston-Clarketon
Cough Remedy from Hickory Bark Company
Salem Ore based Hickory Bark Cough Remedy guarantees to cure or refund. Pure medicine promises to cut your cough and win a friend. Sold by all druggists and first-class dealers everywhere. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Company
Salem
Ore
Pendleton Drug Co
Michigan special session debates 40 percent primary rule
The Michigan legislature meets in special session called by Governor Warner to renew the 40 percent provision for gubernatorial nominations. The aim is to allow state officer nominations by plurality rather than the 40 percent threshold, a change Warner argues is fair and feasible like other offices.
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Extra Sesson
Michigan
Lansing
Mish
Warner
Big Fair opens in Albuquerque with diverse attractions
Albuquerque New Mexico October 7 the twenty seventh territorial fair opens featuring athletic contests including a major southwest baseball tournament bronco busting Indian dances a fireman tournament native sports and United States cavalry maneuvers Also Chicago plans stricter food inspection enforcement at the American Meat Packers association convention beginning in the city Mrs Bradley trial delayed in Washington due to prosecution prep and health status of the defendant
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Albuquerque
N. M
New México
Southwest
United States Cavalry
Chicago
American Meat Packers’ Association
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Joseph
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Tennessee Christian Missionary movement convention opens
Nashville Tenn October 7 The Tennessee Christian Missionary movement convention is in session in Nashville for two or three days The woman's auxiliary meeting occurred today and the general missionary convention is planned for Tuesday and Wednesday Numerous prominent speakers are expected to address attendees from the church community and visiting delegates.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Christian Missionary Movement
Mississippi fourth class postmasters hold two day convention
Jackson Mississippi October 7 The Mississippi Association of fourth class postmasters opened a two day convention in the city with H M Dilly of Coldwater presiding The meeting will cover service improvements for fourth class post offices and plans to expand membership and influence of the state association.
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Jackson
Miss
Misslesippi Association of
H. M. Dilly
Coldwater
Pendleton Citizen Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
A Pendleton resident, W Wells of Main Street, recounts his long years of back and kidney pain and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving the symptoms from the first dose and correcting the condition with continued use. Sold by all dealers, price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents US. Remember the name Doan's.
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Pendleton
W. Wells
Palace
Main Street
Dean
Fendleton Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Sign writer sought by Charles Lane and Son
Notice states Charles Lane and Son employ an expert sign writer. See them about signage work.
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Charles Lane & Son
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Regular Bowels
An advert claims the liver is torpid and constipation leads to appendix issues. Dr King's New Life Pills are said to regulate the liver prevent appendix trouble and establish regular bowels. Sold for 25 cents at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
Help Wanted at Robinson's Domestic Laundry
Help wanted for ladies clothes workers at Robinson's Domestic Laundry. Apply in person for steady, day shift position offering wages and room to advance within a local laundry service.
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Robinson
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers Union Meets in Chicago
The ninth annual convention of the Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers Union opened in Chicago with delegates from across the United States and Canada. Officers’ reports indicate a prosperous membership and finances for the organization.
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Chicago
Russian dogma in peril under czar order but liberal hope evident
The czar closes the dogma fearing sparking liberal desires. The Russian people lack understanding of liberty, while liberty underpins law and governance. In contrast, a clothing business touts liberal treatment of customers and asserts exclusive agency for Alfred Benjamin clothing, Edwin Clapp shoes, and Merit Hats as best.
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Alfred Benjamin
Edwin Clapp
Merit
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