Echo railroad traffic thrives amid cattle movement and mishap
Echo Oregon reports busy GO R & R activity with twenty one cattle cars unloaded for winter feeding at C P Howman’s Butter Creek farm. Cattle originated from Masterson Willy and Kidwell Caswell for Portland shipment. Signalman Leonard Schrivier injured when motor speeder struck a torpedo near town. Sheep bands from Chase Hoskins return from mountains to be winterised at Hoskins farm. Local residents C P Bowman C R Lisle Earl Catea in varying travels.
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Echo
Ore
O'S
P. C. Hunter
C. P. Howman
Butter Creek
Masterson & Willy
Wallowa
Kidwell & Caswell
Baker City
Portland
Leonard Schrivier
Town
Schrivler
Chase Hoskins
T. J. Hoskins
American Sculptress Sets New Fashion Among Celebrities
Mrs. David Longworth known as Bert Longworth, Boston native now in Paris, creates celebrity fashion in London and a new sculpting career. Her bronze 14 foot Sphinx replica, faithful to the Ghizeh original, featured in the Paris Salon of 1893 and to be sent to America by W. N. McMillan who hosted Colonel Roosevelt in East Africa.
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London
David Longworth
Boston
Bert” Longworth
Ghizeh
America
W. N. McMillan
Roosevelt
East Africa
The Human Koilak Sculptress Creates Stage Figures
Rodin praise gave Bert Longworth fame for sculpting actor portraits in bronze or ivory. She now makes lifelike statuettes of leading performers like H. B. Irving Maud Allan Rejane and Pavlova. The craze spreads from great theatres to touring managers who carry statuettes instead of photographs of scenes and stars.
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Rodin
Bert Longworth
West End
H. B. Irving
Shaftesbury
Daly
London
Koilak
Portland Faces Rapid City Expense Growth in 1911 Budget
Portland Oregon officials report a 50 percent rise in the 1911 city budget versus current expenditures, with a $1,169,102 increase and a total of $3,248,411 for next year. Mayor Simon says city growth forces larger departments and higher costs, as a childlike aside ends the item.
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Portland
Ore
Simon
Umatilla News Notes on Bridge Progress and Visitors
Special correspondent from Umatilla Oregon reports D C C Brownell ill with La Grippe. Visitors EF iL Corkendall of Portland and T Kearney of Walla Walla. Bridge construction progresses rapidly with four spanks in place and expected open in three weeks. Geo H Noyes of Walla Walla briefs local trade. Chas Tung of Pendleton investigates a Monday shooting affray. Mr and Mrs W H Switzler visit Hermiston.
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Umatilla
Ore
D. CC. Brownell
la Grippe
Il. Corkendall
Portland
T. Kearney
Walla Walla
Chas. Tung
Pendleton
Mra
W. H. Switzler
Hermiston
Money For Servant In Repeated Attentions
Paris tale tells of a Russian nobleman who sent a bouquet to a theater heroine each night. His servant delivered them and, when questioned, confessed he kept the bouquets for himself. He explained he received five francs for the first bouquet and spent three on each subsequent delivery.
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Paris
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Cough Relief
Ad copy touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for early coughs to restore lungs and throat to health. Mentions A C Koeppen & Bros and the Pastime theatre claiming more moving pictures than rivals. Ends with a note on trustworthiness for entry into the trust.
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Ballard
A.C Koeppen & Bros
Tourist Humor About Italy and a Congress Visit
The note blends a cartoonish line about Italy appearing as a boot with a joke about a congressman. A reader recalls meeting him in Washington during the last session and claims he offered four spaces instead of taking them out to lunch.
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Washington
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Ladies’ Union
Pemberton
Umatilla Co
Echo Railroad
Wniversity Education
Eximminaiicaa
Abe
Qevest
Udenes
Teniveray
Oregon
Beecham
Wonder Store
Mained Court Street
Peter
Italy
Journal Amusant
Kirschbaum Cothes
Madar
Kirschbaum
Commodore
Rm Armani
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Main and Webb
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