Estate of Henry D. Coger cited for sale of real property
In Union County Oregon the county court orders Mary C Coger Prentice W Coger and Richard Coger and unknown heirs to appear July 3 1911 in La Grande to show cause why Lots 9 10 11 in Block 6 Grandy's addition should not be sold to pay estate claims and administration expenses.
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Coun
County of Union
State of Oregon
Henry D. Coger
Mary C. Coger
Prentice W. Coger
Richard Coger
State of
Oregon
la Grande
Grandy
J. C. Henry
County of
Union
Said
Wright
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Praises Medicine
Lincoln Neb girl credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with rapid recovery from chronic confusion and stomach trouble after three days of use. She says she was up and improving and calls the medicine very good. For sale by all dealers.
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Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Peacock and Gobbler Clash in Worthless Dispute Tales
A compiled set of fables recounts a peasant swapping counterfeit coins, robbers jailed, and a master scene with a chicken buyer selling tail feathers. The Peacock Gobbler quarrel ends with a buyer’s bargain, and a Fox Squirrel scheme collapses when a wary squirrel refuses. A judge mocks a ram horn dispute, and a Blackbird learns fair play after a shooting incident. A light moral thread runs through each tale.
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Gobbler
Ron
Treasury report counts 150 million one dollar bills in circulation
A treasury department release states 150,008,028 one dollar bills circulate nationwide. The figure is cited amid discussion of money supply and currency handling by households.
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Treasury Department
Ciicagu Record Herald
Wilder and Consul the monkey on a London bill
The New York Telegraph recounts Wilder and Consul the monk sharing a London music hall bill. British patrons laughed at the monkey’s almost human intelligence as a drunken audience member awoke during Wilder’s storytelling and whispered that the monkey was talking.
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Wilder
Marshall P. Wilder
Consul
Monk
London
Hils
Bill
New York Telegraph
A Generous Deed Mentioned in Baltimore American
A Baltimore American item notes Bubbles bought two new machines one for himself and his wife. The remark highlights generosity as the wife’s sewing machine is described as the counterpart to his machine the other man’s jesting reply.
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Robert Ball
Niagara Falls
Canada
John
United States
Chicago Record-Herald
South Africa
Kraal
Harper’s Weekly
New Jersey
Bubbles
Weill
Baltimore American
Too Close Scrutiny
A Philadelphia Inquirer note recalls a tense exchange about a young man’s behavior seen by a strict parent. Mildred counters that the observer’s view shaped the judgment as the couple discusses going upstairs to be alone.
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Mildred
Philadelphia Inquirer
Tourists at Irish hotels argue over wake up calls
The fragment recalls tourists in Irish hotels and a dispute over morning wake up times. Walter and Miss exchange terse remarks about early rising, with references to a London Punch style humor. The piece captures social bustle and light domestic humor.
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Pat
Walter
London Punch
Local service disruption hits during peak season
A sudden network outage affects several servers during the busiest period, causing service delays and customer impact. Technical teams work to restore uptime as customers seek alternatives and monitor for further issues.
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O' Reilly
Peacock
Farmer
Questlion
Squirrel
Fox
M. Quad
Associated Literary Press
Fred
LA Grande Investment CO
Bell Phone Main
Foley Hotel
LaGrande
Paris Hair Emporium
Royal Grocery
H. Pattison
J. H. Peare
U. S. Land Office
Adams Avenue
LA Grande Iron Works D, Fitzgerald
Observer Office
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