27 Aug 1909
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Newspaper
The Echo Register
Location
Echo, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
1
Citizens in Echo discuss forming a building and loan association to aid housing for small earners and those who cannot finance from their businesses. Backers expect a solid, conservative leadership and plan to help Echo expand by providing homes.
I have used Chamberlain's Col Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since it was first introduced in 1872 and have never found one instance where a cite was not speedily effected. I have been a commercial traveler for 18 years and never start out on a trip without this faithful friend. Dorn & Dorn druggists sell it.
Show-going people look forward to the annual visit of the Eiler show in Echo on August 10. He brings clean wholesome entertainment and his company includes ladies and gentlemen, promising a refined program for residents.
The first Monday in September marks the opening of schools in Echo, offering a practical high school program and opportunities for diligent students. Plans include a submerged dam project by Western Land & Irrigation Co. with heavy timber, cement, and piles under W. B. Hinkle supervision, aiming to create a regional trade center and attract local capitalists to develop small factories. The piece also urges community effort to grow enterprise and notes political tensions affecting arid land reclamation and national credit issues.
Mrs. Clark Fisher of Trenton conducts a large drawing event and hosts biweekly proceedings. The Duchess of Manchester, formerly Miss Zimmerman of Clacknail, recently entertained two royal guests King Fowlerd of Waploud and King Alfonso of Spots, with a private reception and lavish ceremony.
Odd phrases describe English etchings and cremation counts in 1885 and the prior year 705. A Lambeth court remark cites a witty creditor line about a man tricked in a joke. The excerpt blends misread OCR with fragmented historical notes and a call to action to pull together for Echo.
The article sketches a surreal scene where 2,000,900 nordles per day are consumed, referencing the Pearl inter roy and a 4.04 percent figure. It mentions a legal or civic backstory, migration to an emg in fe Se Cetaneng, and a bold hotel plan in New York with the Astor. The hotel owner plans to spend 20,000 to mount 2,000 feet on the roof for an airship port.
Things Theatrical outlines retirements and tours with It has sold and Kyte Beller set for vaudeville touring. Hagene Waller writes a pinny for Frederic Thompson featuring The Reverts. A letter from Madrid hints at a Spanish tights version of The Blue Mine Beach novel The Deareta. West season bills a show led by Guy Standiuc with Koberty Ir directed by Tuy dé Betasger.
A recent English invention introduces a glow lighted device using a new gas mantle and brisk brilliancy. A French design offers a yarn humidifier where centrifugal force creates a water collar around the moving yarn, improving moisture control.
A collection of short proverbs from Welsh Dutch Italian and Spanish traditions. Each line offers a terse moral about loyalty fear and social conduct. The sayings contrast affection caution and honesty with themes of companionship and speech versus action.
A ragged, partially garbled plea urges installing electric lights to brighten streets and reduce hazards. It argues franchising power to a reliable provider, notes cleaner sidewalks and safer evenings, and laments resistance while urging action before long, dark winters.
The act led by a guitarist forms a two group collaboration with Chestra as traveling performers, joining ROH for a joint tour. The pairing highlights a compact, high energy show and marks a notable moment for both organizations.
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