Henrietta Rebekah Lodge and Fort Henrietta Camp Meeting Schedule
Henrietta Rebekah Lodge No 36 I O O P meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays in Odd Fellows hall. Fort Henrietta Camp No 172 W W meets on the first and third Wednesdays in Odd Fellows hall.
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Overland Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dupont Street
Henrietta Rebekah
Umuatuila Lodge No. 40
A. FP
A. M
Masonic Hall
Dupoint Street
Fort Henrietta
Church Directory and Local Notices
Methodist Church Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and TD m every Sunday. For sale legal blanks at Echo Register office. Old newspapers for sale at this office 26 cents per 100. For sale a two horse power gasoline engine viewable at any time. For particulars call at this office. Printing services offered at the Register office where they print things right.
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Methodist Church
Echo Register Office
Wong Lung Buys Laundry, Plans Sam Wee Lung Refit
Wong Lung announces purchase of Sam Wee Lung Laundry and a refit completed, ready to operate. He offers to collect and return orders, guaranteeing quality work and inviting all families to use the service.
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Sam Wee Lung
Publication notice on timely news submissions
The paper requests readers to submit fresh items promptly such as births marriages and deaths. It notes a preference to publish events at or near their occurrence and discourages posting events long after they happen or after related family changes have occurred.
Death Watch by Johnson Ended
Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota dies at St Marys Hospital Rochester at 3 25 AM after surgery. He had been near death since Wednesday with daily bulletins noting decline and hopeful turns followed by worsening condition and final consciousness fading.
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Johnson
Rochester
Minn
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
United States
St. Mary's Hospital
Mayo
Stormy Gulf Coast Hurricane Drops in Intensity
New Orleans reports four deaths and property losses exceeding 100000 as the West Indian hurricane that hit the gulf coast weakens after a 60 mile per hour velocity. Wires down hinder full casualty tallies along the gulf. Assumption ferry sank but no lives lost.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast
Assumption
CANADA S GREAT CROP LARGEST GRAIN HARVEST IN HISTORY
Ottawa reports official grain harvest estimates from Canada showing wheat at 168,386,000 bushels barley 57,000,100 bushels and oats 355,000,000 bushels. The nation reaped an immense crop with high prices likely boosting farmers income by about 100,000,000.
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Ottawa
Canada
Transfer of Forest Service Considered to Interior
Washington reports that under the Pinchot Ballinger dispute the administration may back a transfer of the Forest Service from the Department of Agriculture to the Interior. Such action would require congressional approval and presidential support, and would align the service with Interior bureaus like the General Land Office and Geological Survey, challenging Pinchot’s long opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Department
General Land Office
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Forest Service
Agricultural Department
Pincchot
Russian War Scandal Ties Army Officers to Paper Battery
A Russian general commanding a province reportedly drew pay for a six gun artillery battery that never existed. To hide the fraud he displayed one battery to inspectors while a second replica was moved to a southern garrison for rein spection.
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Russia
St. Potosstneg
Han
Rete
Souther
Moon Disproves Peary Claim in Astronomical Note
Rome dispatch cites Signor Pram venco Facein da Setio of Tergame asserting the moon disproved Peary s claim to discovering the North Pole. April 6 observations allegedly show latitude estimates misplace the pole, with the explorer tied to timing and cloud breaks rather than verifiable navigation.
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Rome
Signor Pramvenco Facein da Setio
Tergame
Peary
North Pale
New York Times
Explorer
Paris
Equator
Milwaukee Rail Company elects officers amid turmoil
In Milwaukee on March 22 Tolia Tonay of New York was elected an inferior att er Chiceagi to oversee the Milwaukee and Puget Railroads Company. The meeting named H Ragere as president and H B Fortin as general superintendent. In Detroit a separate report notes a prominent French president shot at in a city port, with an aviator plunging into water and spectators aiding recovery.
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Ryan
Rogers
Milwaukee
Tolia fTonay
New York
Milwawkie & Puget
Berneh
Detocney
Canal Zone
Washington
Panama Cane) Commission
Porto Rico
George R. Colton
District of Columbia
Colton
Philippines
Nebraska
Manila
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Ept
Roosevelt
Albert L. Myer
Department of ‘Texas
Meyer
Levid F. Wilts
Halifax
Kobe
Japan
James W. Ragedale
California
St. Petersburg
Kagedale
Tientein
China
Happenings From Washington D C and West Coast Hearings
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans coast hearings starting October 7 in Seattle Portland and San Francisco to probe Northwest freight rates and transcontinental charges. Washington courts hear cases on land entries and a request to compel final receivers certificates amid long contest timelines. Deaf mutes eyed for census work. Ballinger denies resignation rumor as Taft duty trip looms.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Northwest
Oregon Railroad Commission
Farmers’ Co-operative & Educational Union Ve. Great Northern
Astoria Chamber of Commerce
Great Northern
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Transportation Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Northern Pacific
Humboldt Steamship Company
White Pass & Yukon
Alaska
F. S. Harmonia
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Selatte Frog & Switch Company
Pacific Coast Jobbers' & Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Court of Equity
Stearman & Loughran
A. W. Lafferty
Secretary of the Interior
Weston Wat
Portland Innd Offee
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Malheur project postponed by government decision
Washington reports that the government will not undertake the Malheur irrigation project now. Secretary Ballinger cites reclamation fund limits and must finish existing work before new projects. President Taft approves the pause. private enterprise likely depends on landowner support. Controversies and other items follow in a series of notices and reports.
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Washington
Ballinger
Taft
Congress
Bailinger-Pinchot
Congressional
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Northwest
Watches Offered by Mail Order House in Oregon
The notice advertises ordering watches by mail from L. Knigur in Echo Oregon. It claims availability of a genuine 21 jewel Hampden movement and a 23 jewel movement, each in a 20 year case, at the same price.
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Pendleton Furniture Co
Pendleton, Oregon
A. C. Crawford U
Hermiston
Dorn, M
Echo
Alexander Reid
Echo Phone Black
J. Frank Shelton
Looks
Church Directory
Wong Lung
Des Moines
Middle West
Charles E. Morton
Department of the Missouri
Fort Omaha
Sixteenth Infantry
Rich Hill
Tom Brown
Panama
Brown
Saxby & Boston
Fulton
Robert Felton
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fulton Movument Association
Paliun
Trinity Church
Riverside Itrive
Php
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Forestry Service
Interior Department
Moon
Kidraped
Shonghel
Smivon Freu Tookia
Marth
Washington, D. C
Siletz
Denver
Helens
Contmsts
Wbmixion
Lake County
Fortrock
J. H. Trapbagen
Beatse
Tieton
Natches Ridge
White House
Jaendaliph Borster
Beverly
Mase
Warrington
Wash
Spencer Eddy
Tediay
Spencer Eady
Ilinois
San Diego
Fidy
John Surratt
W. F. Morr Forte Chat Jortie
Aear Terra Seige
Maria Gefeitel Icha Sur
Tutt
Lincoln
Eye
Gus Lafontaine
Main Street
Lafontaine Block
U. D. Holmes
Hotel Hoskins
Ore
Pendleton
Hotel Bowman
Judd Fish
Echo Livery
Barker & Cona
Haas
Echo, Oregon
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
WM. McMurray
Orepen
B.C. Hunter
Beitie
Oregon Nursery Company
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