Notable profiles and donations from country clubs to science
The hall of fame notes Theodore Roosevelt in Oyster Bay Book Club. Zeppelins’ balloon work tops $250000 with over half from his own funds. James Truax, last of the Wat- Mmongs near Morristown New Jersey, has died. Major Frederick Muller reports silkworm rearing experiments in Santa Fe New Mexico. Todd, a philanthropist, gave $50000 to Boston Public Library reading room. he has died in Atkinson New Hampshire. Captain Wells, former London fire chief, earns $10000 annually as Conservative-Unionist chief agent. Senator Bailey of Texas owns a stock farm in Kentucky and once held a prominent Dallas county ranch. Sir George Williams, founder of the YMCA, is in London at eighty two. knighted in 1804 on Y M C A anniversary. Patty Lyle Collins, a southern woman, is famed in handwriting interpretation at the Washington post office. Mr and Mrs Harold F McCormick of Chicago plan a medical journal on infectious diseases and helped found the Institute for the Study of Infectious Diseases with Rush Medical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Truax
Morristown
N. J
Frederick Muller
Department of Agriculture
Santa Fe
N. M
Todd
Boston Public Library
Atkinson
N. H
Wells
London Fire Brigade
J. W. Bailey
Texas
Kentucky
Dallas County
Patty Lyle Collins
Post Office Department
Washington
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Mr. McCormick
Institute For the
Rush Medical College
Glass models of mines reveal all workings
Wild prairie grass grows on bluffs above the Mississippi near St Louis. A Maine taxidermist reports finding a black wooden buck and asks if another of that color has ever been found in Maine. Australia and New Zealand have 90 500 000 sheep about 1.5 times the U S total. Tests at Bandby Hook will try a new coast defense gun with a 20 mile range and 70 pound shell. Quebecs cantilever bridge across the St Lawrence under construction will span 1800 feet. The longest span is 1710 feet on Scotland's Firth of Forth bridge. A Rockland fisherman who gave a landlocked salmon to a friend recalls a woman who fried it and another who made trout chowder.
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Mississippi River
St. Louis
Mile
Maine
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Quebec
Cantalever
St. Lawrence River
Firth of Forth
Scotland
Rockland
First Dame asks about new neighborhood move
In a brief exchange the First Dame asks how the new neighborhood suits her and the Second Dame replies it is perfectly lovely but she does not know a soul within a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
Moscow dentist patents tooth grafting to grow false teeth
A Moscow dentist has devised a system where false teeth grow in as firm as natural ones after months of use. The London Globe notes this tooth grafting could reach new heights, giving the illusion of teeth that ache with potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
London Globe
Proper Treatment of Pneumonia
A column urges not self treatment for pneumonia and recommends consulting a physician. It notes pneumonia follows cold or flu and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy may ward off attack. Dr W J Smith of Senders Alabama endorses its use in practice for pneumonia with good results. Sold by Blocuw Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. J. Smith
Senders
Ala
Mys
Blocuw Drug Co
Sunday church services altered for next week
Church notices report changes in services across multiple denominations led by J W Crawford and others. Some churches cancel morning sermons while evening services continue at usual times with invitations to attend and notes on pastoral duties.
Lexington town property buy for six-room house
Property listing from Lexington offering six room house with four lots a small barn and young fruit trees for sale priced at 550 dollars. Irrigation potential noted. Enquiries to E Norsox Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
E. Norsox
Summons Notice in Oregon Circuit Court Case
The Circuit Court of Oregon. J A Thompson plaintiff versus J P Williams as administrator of the estates of Hermine Abrahamsick and Antone Abrahamsick heirs at law and others. Defendants Elsie Merrs William Berger Johanna Abrahamsick Antone Abrahamsick. You must appear by March 11 1904 or six weeks from January 8. Plaintiff seeks judgment for 104.00 at 10 percent interest, costs, and a foreclosure on a mortgage dated November 20 1910 to Jennie Hocket. Premises: Lots 4 and 5 in Block 5 Jones addition Heppner Oregon. Publication by order of Judge W B Ellis Pendleton Oregon. First publication January 3 1901. last March 16 196. Attorney: G W Pree. j2t-m10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Williams
Hermine Abrahamsick
Antone Abrahamsick
Elsie Meyrs
William Berger
Johanna Abrahamsick
Hermine Abrahamaick
Elsie Merrs
Johanna Abrahamaick
Antone Abrahamaick
State of
Oregon
C Ammons
J. P. Williams
Aptona Abrahamwick
Jennie Hocket
Diock
Jones
Heppner
W. Bk, Ellis
6Th Judicial District of
Pendleton
G. W. Pree
Phalwtiff
Radium Offer Promises Cure With Return Mail Details
Thousands nationwide report healing from radium claims in a bold advertisement promising guaranteed cures. The notice touts nationwide trust, written contracts, and a free offer to receive disease details by return mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitian
Notice of final account for estate of W L Sailing
The county court of Oregon is to hear the administrator KE Ballina on April 13 1904 at 9 oclock a.m. regarding the final account of the estate of W L Sailing deceased. Objections to the report may be heard and the settlement made as fixed by the court. Dated March 10 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
WL. Salling
Oresid
Ballina
W. J. Sailing
Notice of Estate of Samuel McBride in Oregon Court
In the County Court of Oregon for Morrow County the estate of Samuel McBride deceased is mentioned. The unfurling administrator fled the final report and an order is set for April 9, 1904 at 9:00 a.m. in the County Court room in Heppner Oregon for the final hearing and settlement of ward account Feep Mefiniin, mlD a7 Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftete
Oregon
Morrow County
Samuel Mc.Bride
Samuel McfHiride
Ald Court
Heppner
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the Heppner Times
the Hall OF Fame
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay Book Club
Count Zeppelin
George Williams
First
Young Men's Christian Association
London
Urban Felicity
J. W. Crawforpd
Baptist Church
Pastor Mount
Arlington
M. E
H. L. Bracero
M. FE. Church
South
All
F. C. Adeiis
Catholic Church
Roosters
Menorca
R.C
Co. E. Jones
Eight Mile
Eli Butler
Frankvill, N
Slocum Drug Co
Ruby Brock
John K. Brock
Court House
BR. E
W. M
Henry Howes
Chartiat
Isa
James H. Long
County Court House
Hadley Barker
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
J. A. Thompson
Radium
Phila. Firm
Drexel
Philadelphia
Padios
Addren
Omaha
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Portland
Third St. Portland
Ceneral Mechandise
Schilling
Rhea & Welch
Portland City
Piewart Park
Notson & Hicks
E. Notson
Hicks
Times Office
Feed & Sale
Stewart & Kirk
Interior
Wes
First National Bank
C. A. Rhea
T. A. Rhea
D OF Heppner
GEO W Conservice
FE. L
Freeland
Liberty Meat Market
Guy Boyd
Prop
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Cot
Thad
the Times
Oregonian
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