Stockmen Will Protect Horses in Oregon Valley
John Day Oregon Sept 20 An epidemic among horses in the upper John Day valley has troubled stockmen for two years. Dr H H Curtis formerly with the Pennsylvania state veterinary service has studied the disease, diagnosing it as mold poisoning. This ailment caused many horses to die in the Midwest last year, according to agriculture experts.
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John Day, Ore
John Day Valley
H. H. Curtis
Pennsylvania
Curtix
Middle West
Department of Agriculture
Dance To Be Held At Nolin Ranch
Special correspondence from Nolin reports a community dance at Slusher Ranch tonight and notes a bustling harvest season. Pendleton visitor Kerr, local teachers H M Allen and Edna Wisdom, and other residents are mentioned amid plans for prize funds, cattle show entries, and hunting activity in Hermiston and Butter Creek areas.
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Nolin Ranch
Nolin
Kerr
Pendleton
Slusher Ranch
W. Parrott
Kentucky
H. M. Allen
Edna Wisdom
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Remedy Trial
A testimonial from M. E. Gebhart of Oriole Pennsylvania claims one dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured his diarrhoea and several others he gave it to. The note says ordinary diarrhoea responds to one or two doses and the remedy is sold by dealers.
Hermiston to Open First Stock Show With Prizes
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon reports an inaugural stock show planned for October 1 with cash prizes exceeding 400 dollars to entice stock sellers to exhibit. Event aims to boost local agriculture and commerce.
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Hermiston
Ore
Echoes of a Hay Boom at Echo Oregon
Two of the nation’s largest hay deals occurred at Echo Oregon on Thursday with about seven thousand tons of Butter Creek alfalfa sold at four dollars per ton. Buyers Lux and Miller Co and others contracted thousands of tons from local farmers, as cattle and sheep movements and winter feeding plans tied to Butter Creek continue. Community notes list visitors, dances, and numerous local residents traveling, farming, or living in Echo and nearby Butter Creek, with social events and routine town updates.
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Echo
Ore
Lux and Miller Co
United States
Percy Jorman
Janice Bowman
Ott
James McCarty
Sloan Thomson
Perry Gould
Looking Glass
Wallowa Co
Portland
Echo Athletic and Social Club
United Orchestra of
Pendleton
Thomas H. Hurlburt
Butterreck
Francis Stiats
Mre
L. Davia
Mimiant
Ham MecCormilek
Jay Pulmuller
Hermiston
W. T. Hosking
Bride
Merle Keller
Eastern Oregon Independent Telephone Co
Miss Keller
Mia
Elmer Hubbard
Ro Lewie
Lawrence Malcolm
Blue Mountains
Meacham
Henry Rebelfson
Avis Gaunt
Moore
Butter Creek
John Fulton
Just Can't Sleep No Good Reason
An advertisement claims sleeplessness without disease is due to minor nerve imbalance. It promotes Peruna tonic as a general regulator to ease digestion, balance circulation, and calm brain activity, suggesting a teaspoonful before meals and extra at night. A free health booklet is offered by the Peruna Co of Columbus, Ohio.
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Peryna Co
Columbus
Ohio
Despondency and indigestion linked to constipation
Despondency is often caused by indigestion and constipation and quickly disappears when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Andy
Adams Gies to Attend Normal in Adams Oregon
Neltie Carr left Adams for Monmouth to attend the state normal. The Rogers family will move to Pendleton for the winter. Lester Watrus of Pomeroy visits the Marguis home. Ivan Blake visited Athena. The Sands returned to Adams from Portland. L. Liewallen and Narvest crew harvest oats in the mountains. Dessie Christian of Portland visits the Christians. Adams public school opens with four teachers and about 100 scholars. The Earl and Johnson Sunflower comedy company played in Adams.
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Adams
Ore
Neltie Carr
Monmouth
L. Rogers
Pendleton
Lester Watrus
Pomeroy
E G. Marguis
Ivan Blake
Athena
Clyde Sands
Portland
LL. Liewallen
Narvest
Dessie Christian
Christian
Adams Public School
Prof. McDaniel
Simons
Miss Humble
Jaws
Pendleton Vouches Meritol Tonic through local agents
Pendleton is praised as a mighty good town and joined with the American Drug and Press Association to offer Meritol line goods via Tallman & Co. Exclusive Pendleton agents. The tonic is advertised as a reliable strength builder and nerve tonic for those in poor health or run down, claiming to renew flesh and vigor.
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Pendleton
American Drug and Press Association
Pople
Fine Thursday show boosts town turnout and cheer
Thursday night featured a fine show with good attendance and broad fun for all. Clara Whitely from Corner Grocery visited Athens Friday. John Pierce dined at Adame Corner Grocery with fresh melons and musk melons praised by buyers as the best yet. Adams surrounding country is noted for fine produce and uses no irrigation, only sub irrigation. Inland Mercantile Co repairs its store after a recent fire and will clear all signs for fall trade.
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Clara Whitely
Corner
Athens
John Pierce
Adame Corner
Adams
Inland Mercantile Company
Mother of Eighteen Children Shows Health Gain
Mrs Dr Martin of Boone Mill Virginia says after five years of stomach trouble she is now well and weighs 168 pounds after taking three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets She can eat anything and feels better than in ten years She recommends them to Boone Mill and nearby residents and notes they are sold by all dealers Ady
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Boone Mill
Weston Locals Correspondence Highlights Weekly Visit List
Weston Oregon residents and visitors mark a busy week with a mix of travels and relocations. Jim Lien Allen and H Lone guests in town while M A Thraster moves to Walla Walla and Mrs George Waddingham travels to Lewiston. Mary Couch of the Marshall House hosts a Garden City excursion. James King buys a Ford. Minnie Walker visits relatives in Walla Walla. Lon Christenson from Reed and Hawley Mountainers appear in town. Ed Withers moves his family into the Watts house on Broad Street. Ira Hose opens a rooming house in the old Wheeler building. County road work advances one mile south with an abutment for a steel Pine Creek bridge. Charles Powers from San Francisco visits his father R M Powers. he returns yearly during the bi vacation.
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Weston
Ore
Jim Lienallen
Adame Wis
H. Lone
Milton
M. A. Thraster
Walla Walla
George Waddingham
Laewiston
Tidwice
Mary Couch
Marshall House
Garden City
James King
Pine Creek
Charles Powers
San Francisco
R. M. Powers
Charley
Schremeker Breading Outfit Ceases Operations
After a six weeks run the Schremeker breeding outfit have ceased operations James Kirkpatrick Jr has gone to Crawford Idaho where he has accepted a position in W R Afflecks drug store Mrs Dick Gerberdine who has been ill for the past month has so far recovered enough to be out again.
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Schremeker Brecding
James Kirkpatrick Jr
Croford
Idaho
W. R. Afflecks Drug Atore
Dick Gerberdine
Fire forces tenants into street at 127 1-2 Twelfth St
A fire in a four story frame building at 127 1-2 Twelfth street early yesterday morning sent the occupants into the street in night clothes. Lodger Edward Armstrong, awakened others and likely saved lives in the upper flat occupied by George Relmers, a bricklayer. The building housed Sheemy Brothers wallpaper store on the first floor.
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Portland
Twelfth Street
Edward Armstrong
Sheemy Brothers
George Relmers
Armatrong
Relmers
Mean Trick Sparks Marriage Twist in Kansas City Journal
In a quirky exchange reported by the Kansas City Journal a suitor recalls asking for marriage many times and finally obtaining acceptance after two attempts. The dialogue features humor and a playful miswording as the would‑be groom recounts the line, I asked her twice.
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Kansas City Journal
Chinese agriculture and forestry dept staffing concerns
The department's top posts are heavily filled by Chinese graduates or graduates from U.S. colleges, raising concerns about qualification breadth and possible trouble or excuses for staffing decisions.
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims cure for catarrh disease
$100 reward offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Internal remedy that acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and build up constitution. Proponents promise testimonials and urge readers to buy through F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo. Includes note on Hall's Family Pilla for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Toe
Hall
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