04 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
The Echo Register
Location
Echo, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
1
The Echo district along the Oregon Railroad and Navigation line is described as a fertile irrigation hub with 15,000 cultivated acres producing alfalfa, wheat, fruits and berries. Investment and real estate activity rise as new homes and businesses rise, and nearby irrigation projects promise thousands more acres under cultivation, boosting trade and prosperity for residents.
Property owners must cut all weeds on their property and to the middle of the adjoining street under penalty. Signed William Hoceano City Marshal. June 1 1909.
Echo Reds defeated the Umatilla nine 10 to 7 in a well attended game at Umatilla Sunday. A Echo delegation of about twenty visitors enjoyed the contest and warm hospitality. E. H. Brown funded Havana cigars to encourage tallies, with ten cigars and ten tallies tallying to the same total.
In Pendleton on Tuesday Rev Storey wed Ralph R Bonney and Vivian Stewart Bailey at the home of L C Rothrock. The couple, both prominent Echo residents, reside with Mrs Bailey's parents in Echo and will be received by friends with wishes of happiness.
Farmers and mechanics frequently meet with injuries and annoyances. A cut or bruise may heal in about one third the usual time with Chamberlains Liniment applied promptly. The remedy also helps sprains strains and rheumatic pains. For sale by Dorn Dorn J E Cherry of Milton registered at the Echo Hotel yesterday.
City Council met in regular session with Mayor presiding and listed attendees. Minutes read and approved. Recorder and Marshal report filed. Bills ordered paid to several suppliers and workers including salaries and labor charges.
The vote tally for the Goddess of Liberty contest through Wednesday evening lists several contestants, including Ruth Strahmial, Audrey Wattenburge, El Avis Peterson, Ruth Godfrey, Stella McCullough, Vivian Bailey, Birdle Lovell, Bertha Allen, Bessie Andrews, and Lois Smith. Totals show multiple entries per contestant with numbers next to names.
Dorn Lemuen Co advertises building supplies and cost savings for locals. A jokey item touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with a sales pitch aimed at moderate means. Pull together for Echo.
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