Heppner Breeder Tops Spokane Interstate Show Prizes
W O Minor of Heppner Oregon dominates Shorthorns at the Spokane Interstate Fair taking first and second in most classes. Awards list includes multiple bull and cow classes with Minor winning top honors in senior bull junior yearling and various herd categories alongside rivals A D Drew Wapato and H L Summers Doyenvan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Minor
Heppner
Spokane
A. B
Drew
Wapato
Wash
H. L. Summers
Dovenan
Mont
Ore
A. D. Drew
Minor
H. L Summers
W. O. Minnor
H. L. Summer
Apple Entries at National Show Open for Carload Contests
Spokane official announces closing dates for carload prize contests totaling 2860 dollars plus a 1000 dollar champion sweepstake. Premium contests worth 16209 dollars accept entries by November 9. Judging by H F Van Deman starts November 14, finishes November 18. Exhibits must come from one orchard. district displays have separate rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Ben H. Rice
Epokane
H. F. van Deman
Slightly Colder With Snow Forecast Prompt Rheumatism Weather
A weather note promises colder, snowy conditions signaling rheumatism weather and promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as the remedy for rheumatism chilblains frostbite sore joints and muscle pain with prices 26c 60c and 1 per bottle from A C Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
A. C, Koeppen &Bros
Valuable Prizes at Psstime Shooting Gallery
The listing notes prizes awarded at the Psstime shooting gallery with first prize a .22 calibre Winchester and second prize a six. J. H. Estes, proprietor, is identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psstime
J. H. Estes
Notice to Public from H M Sloan Blacksmith
Notice to Public. All parties knowing themselves to be Indebted to me will kindly call and settle their accounts by November. H M Sloan Blacksmith. The army's new rifle will shoot a bullet through 13.4 inches of white pine at 1000 yards.
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H. M. Sloan
Adams News and Personal Items From Adams Oregon
Special correspondence reports a series of local notes. Walter Adams and E A Merritt did business in Athena and Walla Walla. Rev Storie and Rev Johnson of Pendleton spoke at Adams Baptist church. L L Rogers leased 924 acres of C Carpenter land for nine thousand dollars. Several residents from Pasco Pendleton and Walla Walla visited Adams or Athena this week including Mrs C Blake manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph office.
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Adams
Ore
Walter Adams
E. A. Merritt
Athena
Storie
Johnson
Pendletton
The
Baptist Church
L. L. Rogers
C. Carpenter
L Chittenden
Pasco
Dawson
G. M. Morrison
B. A. Marquis
Pendleton
Peter Murray
E.A. Merit
Walla Walla
E. C. Borfling
Dr. McFall
M. A. Lewis
Frank Whitley
Frank Henry
C. Blake
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Office
E. A. Meritt
Bert Curbey
Inland Mercantie Co
H. Whitley
Local social notes record departures and visits across Pendleton
Pendleton society mulls travel as Mrs EB T Wade and others depart for Portland and Seattle. Mrs N E DeSpain and daughter head to Portland. Miss Elizabeth and Miss Edna Slater return home after months in Portland. Mrs Benjamin Burroughs travels to Portland for her son Ben L Burroughs wedding. Guests and hosts including Mrs T C Taylor and Mrs Ed Saunders feature in dinners and luncheons as travel and visits continue among local families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. DeSpain
John Isaacs
Portland
T. B. Halley
Elizabeth
Norbourne Berkeley
Edna Slater
Matilene Fraker
Benjamin
Meadows Extension 7 Progresses Rapidly
Wesser Idaho report on the Meadows extension of the Pacific Idaho Northern railway. Work began June 1 and in 64 days the line was surveyed contracted for and right of way secured with grading and bridge construction underway. Over 300000 yards of rock and gravel to be moved with 75 percent done. Twenty bridges planned, eight ready, piling driven for three more. Largest fill 65 feet high and 260 feet long. Two large cuts in solid rock between Mud Creek and Meadows valley, depths 25, 30 to 95 feet, lengths 600 and 700 feet. Grading and bridges to finish within 20 days. Maney Bros. contract requires grading completion by November 10.
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Wesser
Idaho
Meadows
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway
Evergreen
New Meadows
Mud Creek
Meadows Valley
Maney Bros
Optical job notice from Hanscom's Jewelry Store
An old newspaper notice seeks bookkeepers stenographers clerks and all eye workers for optical work. Mention references the scientific Dale Rothwell optometrist and Hanscom's Jewelry Store as part of the employment listing.
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Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Axe Splits Head as Axe Catches Clothes Line
In Milton Oregon, Joseph Poole sustains a deep head cut and ear injury when his axe while splitting wood caught on a clothes line. Dr. C W Thomas binds the wound. The note lists local visitors, a temperance lecture, and changes in residents as of October Friday morning.
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Milton
Ore
Joseph Poole
Hudson Bay
C. W. Thomas
Levi Johnson
Presbyterian Church of
Pilot Rock
R. EB. Storey
Pendleton
Aliton
James Maloney
Dan Kirk
Weston
Justice Ailner
R. D. Edwards
Wm. Retzer
Ernest Coe
Arthur Spencer
Bickleton
Wash
Chamberlain’s Liniment advertised for injuries and pain
It is in time of sudden mishap or accident that Chamberlain's Liniment can be relied upon to take the place of the family doctor. It takes out soreness and drives away the pain from prains, cuts, wounds and bruises. Sold by all dealers.
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Chambrelain
Chamberlain
Record harvest from a single Spitzenberg tree in Washington
Spokane, Washington reports Philip Miller, pioneer rancher in Millerdale Wenatchee valley, harvested 60 boxes or 9000 pounds of Spitzenberg apples from one 30 year old tree in an orchard. Other trees of the same age yielded 40 boxes each. Ben Davis trees in the same plots averaged 13 boxes per tree. Pearl Hatfield also produced 70 boxes or 3600 pounds from one tree in the district. Miller settled 37 years ago, originally owned 320 acres now divided and sold for $150,000.
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Spokane
Wash
Philip Miller
Millerdale
Wenatchee Valley
Washington
Spitzenberg
Ben Davis
Pearl Hatfield
Miller
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Purge Benefit
The advertisement touts a pleasant purgative effect and overall health benefits from Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. It notes the product is sold by all dealers and claims a positive impact on body and mind. Tennessee coal production reached 6,199,171 short tons last year, down by 611,072 tons from the previous year.
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Chamberlain
Tennessee
Foley Kidney Pills Aid Freeport Woman's Health Recovery
Mrs W Hively of Freeport Illinois attributes long trouble to kidney and bladder issues. After a month on Foley Kidney Pills her backache and heart pains eased, headaches and dizziness vanished, restoring energy. The ad urges others, especially women, to use Foley Kidney Pills from Foley & Co Chicago with genuine yellow packaging, warning against substitutes.
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Foley Kidney
Foley & Co
Chicago
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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Mrs. EB. T. Wade
Jackson and
Logan Streets
Gene Holton
H. H. Nolen
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Town
EB. P. Dodd
Hermiston
Mr. Dodd
Mrs. R. Alexander
T. C. Taylor
Ed. Saunders
J. M. Keeney
Shaniko
E. R. Swinburne
Fay Bartholomew
Roy Bishop
Willamette Valley
Ed Saunders
Rose Campbell
Dean Tatum
Dr. E.aalmburne
Laws Street
Sidney Sommerville
Roy Corby
Plesanton, Kansas
L. G. Fragier
Hal Corby
M. E. Church
Henderson's
BF. M. Canfiela
Grants Pass
John Nelis
Glendive
Chas Records
Willis Chase
Farmington, Minn
Howard Peterson
South Dakota
Misa Marie Brehm
Presbyterian Church
EB. E. Dotson
W. H. Richarson
Goon
California
Japan
Standard Oil Company
Pendleton Iron Works
Oregon
Marion Jack
Pres Ebay
Igr
Bek Aterk
Treas
Spirit of
Arthur W. North
Clayton M. Jones
Sunset Magazine
All
Medeirnach
East Oregonian
Jtem
I¢ Linuls
Meera
Umatilla County
Paul
Terest
Hotel
St. George
D. S.R. Walker
Central Meat Market
Alta Bt
F. A. Clise
John Schmidt
Umatillo County
District Court of the United States
District of Oregon
A. B. Stephens, Jr
First Street
Umatilla
J. MM. Foster
R. L. Sabin
Aura Street
W. Court
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