Echo News Notes From Echo Hill Ditch And Creamery Update
Echo Hill reports five telephones along the East Umatilla project aiding communication between Echo and the dam. Local wheat stockpiles rise while car shortages slow shipments. a new creamery manager J Wilson arrives from southern Oregon. A wrist fracture, bridge repairs, and a fire bell tower plan are noted as town updates.
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Echo Hill
Echo
Umatilla
Butter Creek Telephone Company
Davis
Hermiston
Della King
Joseph Cunha
Kimbral
J. H. Hurlburt
A. Odson
Charles Markham
Gray
J. H. Koontz
George Miller
County Institute
Pendleton
J. Wilson
Oregon
Mr. Wilson
Athena at Walla Walla Fair Impresses Attendees
Athena from GOING TO CALIFORNIA is well represented at the Walla Walla fair this week with many praising it as one of the best seen in the city. Mr and Mrs P Colburn plan to depart today for St Helena Cal to spend the winter. Mr and Mrs Buel leave Monday for Portland for Mr Buel's health. Joe Scott and John Walters travel to Spokane for a short period on Tuesday.
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Athena
Walla Walla
Notable Names Listed At Hotel St George Event
A roster of attendees is noted including Markman Portland J R Lawrence Ukiah W H Weir Portland C W Isaacs Portland J A Allison Portland D Garner Illinois Pardel Portinna Vet Hatcher Portland J W Riley Spokane F R Fink Spokane J J Fanning New York A W éGisy Portland H Blackwell Long Creek J B Saward Seattle F O Pollock Portland C H Wilison Portland N R Zinetow St Louis F L Holmes Portland C H Shepard Kansas City D Holmes Denver c FE Bride New York F L Finklea Portland H Loeb Chicago W V Ward Portland KR P Shackelford Illinois Mrs Gillett Eeho H P Hildreth E L Williams Portland PP 2 Schoff Portland W H Lawden San Francisco
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Hotel St. George
Long Creek
J. B. Saward
Seattle
F. O. Pollock
Portland
C. H. Wilison
N. R. Zinetow
St. Louis
F. L. Holmes
C. H. Shepard
Kansas City
D. Holmes
Denver
C. FE. Bride
New York
F. L. Finklea
H. ©. Loeb
Chicago
W. V. Ward
P. Shackelford
Ilinois
Mrs. Gillett
Eeho
H. P. Hildreth
E. L. Williams
Schoff
W.H. Lawden
San Francisco
Charles Lane Son Sign Writer In House
Notice states Charles Lane and Son employ an expert sign writer for inquiries about signs. Local audience urged to contact the firm for sign services and related work.
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Charles Lane & Son
Bond Bros Promote Benjamin Suite
Bond Bros showcase the Benjamin suite line noting superior build quality and appeal in their catalog.
Grocer Promises Refund on Schibling's Best Coffee
A grocer promotes Schibling's Best coffee, asserting it sells well or refunds customers if not to their liking. The pitch emphasizes guaranteed satisfaction and the product's superior quality as a driver of sales.
Freewater Alfalfa Exports And Grange Anniversary
Freewater and Milton news report heavy alfalfa shipments from Hudson Bay country to Seattle and Sound ports. Hudson Bay Grange plans a day meeting October 30 to celebrate incorporation with a large dinner, speeches, and songs as memberships top 150. Ruth King of Vincent is gravely ill with typhoid fever.
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Freewater
Hudson Bay
Ruth King
Vincent
Seattle
Sound
Ada County Named For Ada Coon Of San Francisco
Boise this Week reports Mrs Ada Coon, visiting Boise at the home of Robert Mobley, recalled how Ada County received its name. In 1843 Florence legislature debated naming the new county from Boise County. Her father H G Riges supported naming the county Ada in honor of her, and the idea won approval from the legislature.
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Boise
Ada Coon
San Francisco
Christener
Bolse Valley
Bolse
Ada County
Florence
Boise¢ County
H. G. Riges
Emmett
Parkinson
Riges
Ada
Enormous Bank Deposits Reported for Oregon
Oregon banks hold vast funds with national and state institutions reporting total resources of about $94.7 million and deposits near $27.0 million. When adjusted for nonreporting banks, state totals exceed $46.25 million in resources and deposits rise to over $36.84 million. National banks add about $24.72 million in deposits, totaling roughly $71.56 million for all banks, equaling about $160 per person on a 450,000 population.
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Oregon
Steel
Bryan to Open Wisconsin Speaking Campaign Dinner
William J. Bryan will begin his speaking campaign in Wisconsin with a November 11 dinner in Milwaukee hosted by the Jefferson club to celebrate its twenty first anniversary.
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William J. Bryan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Jefferson Club
Postal Concession Wins for Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo
The Postal Shop of Portland, led by RE Rowe, wins the first Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition postcard concession for Seattle 1909. It will publish and sell official souvenirs, issue 6 million cards initially, with blocks of 1 million, covering Alaska to Mexico and Hawaii. Estimated net to the concessionaire around $50,000.
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Portland
Seattle
RE. W. Rowe
Portland Telegram
England
Paris
Germany
Pacific
Alaska
Mexican
Hawaiian Islands
Oregon
Rowe
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Sold By Dealers
The grandmothers of the old Dutch Dunkard families of Western Pennsylvania have used Hickory Bark Cough Remedy for a hundred years. Now you can buy it from dealers. It is pure and will stop your cough. For sale by Pendleton Drug Co and all druggists and dealers everywhere.
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Pennsylvania
Pendleton Drug Co
Notable medical discovery aids Pendleton stomach troubles
A Pendleton health notice extols Miona as a notable medical discovery in recent medicine. The remedy claims to strengthen stomach and bowel muscles, boost gastric juice flow, and cure indigestion with short and long term use. Tallman & Co guarantee refunds if it fails to cure.
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Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Work on Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition grounds progresses
A large force of men is now at work on the grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition at Seattle. All of the grading will be finished by January 1. In the meantime several exhibit buildings will have been started.
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Seattle
Janary
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Endorsed by Dutch Dunkards
The Pennsylvania Dutch Dunk ards recommend Hickory Bark Cough Remedy guaranteed to cure cough and pure. Made from the bark of the shell bark or white hickory tree and sold by druggists and dealers everywhere, Pendleton Drug Co.
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Pendleton Drug Co
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