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Newspaper

The Echo Register

Location

Echo, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1909

Page

1

Echo School News Items

Editor Audrey Wattenburger and staff report students return to Echo school as Welland Prior enters this week and Chas Hoskins expected next. Work begins on a new building while exams loom after fair week. Avis Peterson visits, sixth graders decorate with maps and physiology drawings, eighth graders drill Asia, and Mr. Cannon promotes morning music with new song books.

Welland Prior Chas. Hoskins Don Hoffangie Pendleton Avis Peterson Asia

Faust shines as San Francisco season opener with Therry

The International Opera Co presented Gounod's Faust featuring Mme Helene Therry, a gifted French artist, and tenor Columbini from the Manhattan Opera. Therry's voice suits modern dramatic music, delivering a forceful, striking performance praised by critics.

Gounod Faust San Francisco Mme Helene Therry Columbini Manhattan Opera House Mme. Therry

Faust slated at Oregon Theatre by 90‑piece troupe

The International Grand Opera Co brings Faust to Pendleton for one night on October 6 at Oregon Theatre with a 90‑member company and a 30‑piece orchestra. Pendleton Drug Co will take reservations by phone. Local hotel keeper touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with long‑standing family use and traveling proof. City Drug Store supplies the remedy.

Columbini San Francisco International Grand Opera Co Gounod Faust Oregon Theatre Pendleton Drug Co Chamberlain J.C. Jenkins Glasgow City

Echo merchant J. C. Hoskins retires to ranch life

J. C. Hoskins, longtime Echo merchant, retires from business after years in mercantile trade. He will close out stock and devote attention to country interests, planning to move to his ranch where he also raises sheep.

J. C. Hoskins Echo Mr. Hoskins

New Tonisorial Artist H Myers Opens Stanfield Shop

New tonisorial artist H Myers, formerly Fargo barber shop proprietor, has moved to Stanfield. He will soon operate in the Coe Block, counting many former Fargo patrons among his local clientele. Mrs Meyer, currently on the operatic stage, will join him in Stanfield.

H. ©. Myers Hotel Gardner Fargo N. D Stanfield Coe Block Our Town Meyer

More Than Enough Is to Much

A health note urges moderation in eating to prevent kidney disorders and indigestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for relief, sold at City Drug. The ad lists F M Scribner and WJ Meador blacksmithing and horseshoeing with satisfaction guaranteed at Corner Bonanza and Buckeye streets.

Chamberlain City Drug, Re F. M. Scribner W. J. Meador Bonanza and Buckley Streets Lori

Excellent Climate in Umatilla County Described as Italy of the United States

The piece extols Umatilla County climate noting no floods cyclones tornadoes earthquakes or severe winters and no hot summers or blizzards. It calls the region the Italy of the United States while acknowledging March winds and suggests readers should endure varied climates to gain perspective.

Umatilla County Italy United States Vesuvius Missouri

Birthday Surprise For Miss Beulah Barker

A Friday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. E. Ripper's house joined Miss Beulah Barker with friends to mark another birthday. The group, including Mr. and Mrs. Gulliford, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Clarke, and Misses Clara Ripper Cofrey and Gulliford, enjoyed games and light refreshments.

Clarke Clara Ripper Cofrey Gulliford

Blucher's Oversight at Finkenstein Castle

Napoleon received Gen Blucher at Finkenstein before the siege of Danzig. He complimented Blucher on his military gifts at a window in an upper story. Blucher, delighted, told his aide the remark. The aide exclaimed that Blucher could have altered history if he had thought to throw Napoleon out of the window.

Blucher Napoleon Finkenstein Danzig Biucher

Taft signals request for 10 million in bonds for irrigation

In Spokane and Salt Lake City reports, President Taft urged Congress to authorize 10 million dollars in bonds to finish West side irrigation projects halted by funding gaps. He stressed funding from public land sales and praised Pinchot while noting no intent to fault Ballinger in the Pinchot controversy.

Spokane Wash Provident Taft Congress Taft Mr. Roosevelt Correas Salt Lake City Gifford Pinchot Babinger-Pinchot Pinchot Washington Ballinger

Taft Visits Coast Cities On Alaska Exposition Trip

President Taft travels by presidential special through Idaho Montana Washington and Oregon visiting Pocatello Butte Helena Spokane North Yakima Seattle Tacoma Portland and prepare to attend Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. Great Northern introduces daily mail express train cutting transcontinental travel to Seattle by many hours.

Seattle Pacific Northwest Tuft Salt Lake City Pocatello Ida Butte Montana Helena Spokane North Yakima Tacoma Portland St. Paul Great Northern Puget Sound

Stanfield housing demand eyed as Stanfield area grows

Advertises urgent demand for 12 to 20 residences in Stanfield, touts Stanfield Umatilla county growth and land value surge. Promotes agricultural opportunity, community boosterism, and a Chamberlain’s Liniment note at City Store.

Stanfield

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Echo School Audrey Wattenburger Ruth Godfrey Fee Esteb the International Opera CO Mark W. H. Boyd Roosevelt Great Northern Pats The Lisle Co Echo, Ore UT Glass Just Oregon
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