Child carries beer in court case shocks Walla Walla
In Walla Walla Saturday, a judge ordered six year old boy kept by the sheriff after his parents admitted sending him to a East Main Street saloon for beer. The parents faced stern rebuke for enabling such acts while the Turner will case from Weston upheld in county court, involving about 4000 dollars. Pine alave Carbolized advertised at Pioneer Drug Store.
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Ralph Lane
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Minora
Lane
Jenet
Yakima
J. F. Tiderington
East Main
William Paulson
Brenta
Portland drugstores weigh Sunday closing in city plan
A campaign by Portland druggists considers closing stores on Sundays or limiting hours to two on Sunday. Leader A W Allen says a majority decision could trigger a city ordinance to suspend Sunday business, with only a two hour window to remain open. He plans to complete a survey of local druggists by week’s end.
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Portland
Oregonian
Caloon
A. W. Allen
Retail Druggists' Association
Alen
Be an Important Grain Case Decided by Judge Bean
Three key rulings issued Saturday in circuit court by Judge Bean. In E L Smith vs Interior Warehouse Co the decision favored the warehouse, in Turner will case the will of Mrs Turner was upheld, and in Bank of Pomeroy Iowa the motion to set aside verdict and grant a new trial was denied. The grain contract dispute centers on delivery failure and price fluctuations, with the broader issue shaping many future contracts. Judge Fee represented Smith and Judge Lowell presided for the Turner matter.
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Interior Warehouse Company
Turner
County Court
Weston
O. O
S. O. Turner
Alvin F. Turner
E. Turner
Ida Clarke
Bean
E. L. Smith
Turner Will
Mrs. Turner
Bank of Pomeroy
Iowa
The
Tribune
Smith
Wait
James A. Fee
8. A. Lowell
Federal quarantine talk spurs Texas tuberculosis policy clash
Federal health regulators discuss a planned Texas statewide quarantine against advanced tuberculosis cases. The move, likened to smallpox and yellow fever, aims to curb immigrant TB inflow but faces constitutional hurdles. Officials note legal and cost concerns, while some experts favor treatment and TB colonies with safeguards. Ballard’s Snow Liniment ad copy appears amid irregular content.
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Texas
United States
Supreme Court
Colorado
Gloomy Prospects For 1907 Crop Year Across States
The article cites Chicago reports showing harsh weather harming crops nationwide. Cotton, wheat, and corn suffer as planting, growth, and harvest are delayed by cold, wet conditions in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee. In Georgia and the Carolinas losses are smaller though crops run two weeks late with yields 15 percent below last year. The Southwest endures a colder May and June. Government figures estimate spring and winter wheat at about 20 million bushels, roughly 115 million below last year’s total.
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United States
Chicago
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Carolinas
Southwest
Favorite Prescription Advertises Woman’s Health Aid
An advertisement for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claims it aids expectant mothers, is a medicine with known ingredients and alcohol free glycerine base, and includes endorsements from medical writers. It promises safe childbirth and offers a free little book by mail. Dr. V. Pierce of Buffalo, New York is cited.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Rt. V. Pierce
Ultalo
N.Y
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