Echo urged to represent at National Irrigation Congress
Spokane hosts an upcoming National Irrigation Congress and Echo is urged to participate. The Board of Control offers incentives to showcase Echo, including band and marching club participation with possible railroad fare refunds. Emphasis on a unique display to attract eastern visitors and gain nationwide press coverage for Echo and Spokane.
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Board of Control
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Echo
Congress
John 8. Hughes
Echo Irrigation Congress branding opportunity urged
A Spokane speaker urges Echo to leverage the Irrigation Congress for regional advertising. He envisions Echo sending a band and organizing a distinctive marching club, plus a float highlighting agricultural potential, to attract visitors and boost local business through commerce and entertainment during the event.
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Congress
Echo
Spokane
Irrigation Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Two Big Combined Shows Headed Pendleton July Sixteen
Readers are promised a rare pairing as the Hagenbeck Trained Wild Animal Exhibition combines with the Great Wallace Shows for a single admission in Pendleton on July 16. The merged act offers both Hagenbeck wild beasts and Wallace three ring features, appealing to locals who otherwise travel to see top circuses.
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Pendleton
Carl Hagenbeck
Wallace
Building at Stanfield to Erect Six New Structures
Frank Sloan reports six new buildings planned at Stanfield with three already under construction. Two dwellings under the Furnish-Coe project are underway, one for Dr. PF E Ball of Fargo North Dakota and another for William Shrump of Laramore North Dakota. Occupancy expected upon completion.
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Frank Sloan
Stanfield
Furnish-Coe
PF. E. Ball
Fargo
N. D
William Shrump
Laramore
Herndons of Lodi Visit Echo Region Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Herndon from Lodi California arrived in Echo on Sunday to visit relatives and old neighbors. They plan a two week stay in Echo then travel to Dayton Washington and Seattle for the fair, visiting kin Kenison Bros and Mrs J E Reeves along the way.
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Z. T. Herndon
Lodi
Cal
Echo
Herndon
Kenison Bros
J. E. Reeves
Dayton
Wash
Seattle
Twenty Five Cents Price of Peace Salve Ad
An article fragment promotes Chamberlain's Salve priced at 25 cents, claimed to ease skin diseases quickly. Dorn & Dorn are listed as sellers.
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Dorn & Dorn
Echoes of a Common Enterprise in a Cityscape
A fragmented list shows diverse local industries including cement, lumber, planing, electricals, sash and door, building societies, cigars, cheese, broom, sugar, and canning. The text repeats phrases urging unity and cooperation among these enterprises for community benefit.
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Cigar Factory Cheese Fact
Oregon Wheat Crop Promises Prosperity After Rain
A bumper Pacific Northwest wheat crop is forecast at about 55,000,000 bushels, up 15,000,000 from last year. Favorable weather and recent rains boost prospects, with potential gains between 1 and 5 million dollars from rainfall. Increased acreage also supports a strong overall yield and Oregon’s prospect of prosperity for the coming year. Fruit crops, aside from minor cherry losses, benefit from the rains, boosting prunes pears and apples.
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Pacific Northwest
Oregon
United States
Lisle Company Moves Hardware Store to New Smith Building
The Lisle Company relocates from the Keho Limber Company building to the Smith building across the street. The move provides a better facility and more room to display wares, with plans to enlarge stock to offer a full range of modern hardware.
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Lisle Company
Keho Limber Company
Smith
Liste Company
Shelton couple to spend summer vacation in Oregon timber
Attorney J F Shelton left Monday on horseback for Hil gard Oregon and his wife followed by train Wednesday. They will meet at Milgard and travel with horses into the timber for hunting and fishing, planning a summer vacation.
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J. F. Shelton
Hilgard
Oregon
Mr. Shelton
Milgard
Howel Complaint in Children and Cholera Remedy Report
Howel, a well known merchant of Agienville Virginia, suffered a cholera influenza attack six months after a title event. Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given and produced a complete cure. The remedy is praised for bowel complaints in children and is easy to take when mixed with water and sugar. Sold by Dore & Dorn.
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Howel
Lewes
Agienville
Chamberlain
Dore & Dorn
Carl Anderson Incarcerated After Delusional Behavior
Carl Anderson, ranch worker for Frank Sloan at Stanfield, grew violently insane Monday night after claiming people intended to harm him. He resisted peaceful guidance and was escorted to Echo jail, then moved to Pendleton and the Salen asylum for examination and confinement.
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Carl Anderson
Frank Sloan
Stanfield
Anderson
Mr. Sloan
Fred Lowry
Echo
Jerry Borland
E. H. Brown
Fred
Eeho
Pendleton
Joe Blakely
Salen
A Sportsman Doctor Hatches Chinese Pheasants
Dr. Alexander Reid of Echo shows strong sporting interest by incubating two settings of Chinese pheasant eggs, now owning twelve young birds. He plans to raise them and next year offer eggs to local farmers at a nominal price to promote hunting of the birds.
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Alexander Reid
Echo
Kkcho
Returned Home to Salem Farm as Husband Builds Residence
Mrs. Tom Hurlburt returned from Salem last week, accompanied by her sister Mrs. J. B. Day who will visit in for a while. During her absence Mr Hurlburt built a new residence on their 160 acre farm four miles west of Eeho. Household goods for sale by W. E. Thresher.
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Leonard
Tom Hurlburt
Salem
J. B. Day
Ineho
Mr Hurlburt
Eeho
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Circus Trust
Pacific Northwest States
W. H. Boyd
W. E. Thresher
The
Lisle Co
Echo, Ore
UT Glass
A. Reid
Porthind
Spinning’s
J. Frank Spinning
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