Stanfield hosts fourth Columbia Union convention
Stanfield hosts the fourth Columbia Union convention at the Hope Presbyterian Church with attendees from Umatilla Merrew and Grant counties. Talks by Cash Wood M C A secretary and Miss Faye Steinmer of Portland mark the event. numerous local residents are noted with travels, visits, and community updates.
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Byterian Church
Uhien
Tmatita
Merrew
Grant
Adie Ald
Cash Wood
Faye Steinmer Preeinent
State Endeavor
Portland
M. Cornelizon
Tutullla
Clem Howard
Cor
Family is bumped out when auto stalls near Weston
East Oregonian reports a Weston incident where John Moatt’s Dodge stalled while ascending the mountain. Backing down, the vehicle bumped occupants out of the car, causing a notable scare and prompting local officials to investigate the scene.
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Weston
Ore
John Moatt
Foley's Honey and Tar praised in fan letter
A letter lauds Foley's Honey and Tar as the best known cough medicine with claims of rapid relief. Gilbert Fleming of Los Angeles endorses the product, stating it acts like magic and that families see quick improvement after doses.
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Iitae
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound clears the throat of phlegm and mucus, stops tickling, opens air passages for easier breathing, and coats raw inflamed surfaces with soothing medicine.
Car crash injures family as car leaves road
A car ran into the bank of the road and overturned. the family inside was dumped out but not seriously hurt. Marvin Davidson, son of Mr. Oni Me and F. Davidson, underwent tonsil and adenoid surgery in Athena Saturday. A Chevrolet was found wrecked in a ditch near Weston Sunday morning, with extensive cargo movements reported toward Pendleton and nearby markets. Mrs. W. E. Driskel returned from Milton, and Mrs. Phinney with two children joined Rev. Mark O. Phinney, new United Brethren pastor. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Harbour visited Walla Walla over the weekend.
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Allie
Red Pulton
Aft
Portand
K.P. Ripley
Spokane
E. 8
Severance
Pendleton
Mrr
Mom
C. W. Connor
Portland
Frank
Mra
F. B. Stuart
Mra. F.iverett
Mra. LF. Lane
F. J. Ratiey
Buena
Mra. Hawn Oan
Hasen
Mies Eva Dunning
Port
Monlay
Corvallis
H.R. Perrin
Vielting
Gen Richards
Condon
Dunning
Coestone
Henry Duckworth
J. Z. Store
Pendigton
Ivan Smith
Pernsieton
Stanfield
Atre
Smith
W. OR. Howard
Polliah Harker
Mire Wellis Welker
Echo
J. D. Wallace
la Grande
Marvin Davidson
Mall
Oni Me. &. F. Davidson
Athena
Weston
Real estate transfers across Oregon towns and firms
A sweeping list of property transfers and parcels traded among individuals and firms across Umatilla, Echo, Milton, Athena, and surrounding areas. Names include RF Vaneil, Alice Te Gillin, Harry Huber, G. EL, Eton Oliver, Koontz, Northern Pacific Railway Co, and others with prices ranging from 60 to 64,000 dollars.
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BR. F. Marlin
J. Watkin
Tpl
Mor. Bots
W. Ll.thompson
BR. P. Marehall
T. D. Taylor
Joseph Conha
Umatilla
Rhea
Ni. R
F. BE. Wilcox
Ahs FM
Evans
Clatrint
Hvaneadd
Milton
Baton
Evannif
Thones
Kerinnlye
W. GL. Thompcvan
BH. P. Marshall
al Ad
Geo. T
John
Neres
Mary LL Worthington
Marr Theompeon
Kirk
Athena
Heyden
H. Olmetend
Imre SR. Centhia A. Koonta
SF Vt
Eohy
Steel strike promoter seeks conference with four big brotherhoods
John Vitapatrick, strike leader, arrived in Washington to confer with leaders of the four major unions. It was reported he would seek support for a sympathy walkout by nail road workers. The chiefs refused to discuss details, suggesting a potential show of strength without borrowing trouble.
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Washington
John Vitapatrick
Pitepatrick
Nailroad
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East Oregonian Special News OF
Umatilla CO
Stanield
Columbia Enteriar Union
Hope
Fies
M. J.B
N. Berkeley
U. S
Umatilla County
Smn
Despain Block
Seo Oni Bellova
J. L. Vaughan
CAV
Erlor
Unis
Sturgis
Storie
East Court St
Foley’s
Foley
Rock Springs
And
Utah
B. L. Burroughs, Inc
Cor. We
College
Weston Mountain
Town
Faye Hen
Firestone
Firestone Tires
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