Christmas Stocking News of the Week
A digest of notable events. Cotton production cuts discussed. gold found at Skagway. Mormon land claim in Mexico. Crose arrest for counterfeit money. Soper sentenced for murder in Missouri. Spanish cruiser talks. druggists meet in Chicago over price cutting. tariff policy stays. Indian land and leases debated. wheat futures tumble. currency dividends. court delays on rail sale. Alaska agricultural funding. Ute return to reservation. Havana dispatches on Puerto Principe fighting. domestic shooting in Modesto. 680 million bushel wheat crop projection. federal appropriation totals. Frohman curl record in gym. Bram murder case reversed on evidence. Alabama iron to Japan. holiday verse and reminiscences of Christmas past.
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Skagway
Mexico
John Crose
Cove, Or
Bates Soper
Aschie
Oregon
Harrisonville
Armstrongs
Japan
Central West
Chicago
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Five Civilized Tribes
United States
Senator White
California
Congress
Moscow National Bank
Moscow
Idaho
Sanborn
Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Kansas Pacific
Alaska
Otia
Enver
Fort Duchesne
Havana
Gomez
Pando
Puerto Principe
George C. Green
Modesto
Cal
W. E. Liedman
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
House
Committee On Appropriations
Uncle Jerry’s Christmas Weeps and Finds to Share
A miserly farmer Uncle Jerry plans no Christmas, but his sick wife Aunt Betsey and a timely warning from a doctor lead him to reveal a kinder heart. He buys broth and wine, inviting warmth back into their home as Ellen and the grandchildren arrive, restoring joy and gratitude.
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Aunt Hetser
Uncle Jerry
Jerry
Betsey
Nehemijar
Ellen
Mis’ Hopkins
Mrss Hopkins
Doctor Cross
Jerry Foster
Enya
Jim Jackson
Mary Boell
Mary
Giod
New York Tribune
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School Schedule
REE METHODIST invites members to a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m and Sabbath school every Sunday at 10 a m with services ongoing for the congregation.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Aptist Churc
Sunnysatio A. Mayer
REE Methodist
Steamship routes to Asia and Pacific via Portland agent
San Francisco lines connect with Oc eidental and Oriental and Pacific Mail for Japan and China. Sailing dates available on application. Tickets to Eastern points and Europe, plus Japan China Honolulu and Australia, from J B Kirkland, ticket agent, 133 Third Street, Portland.
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Mreet
San Francisco
Oceidental and Oriental and Pacific Mail Steamship Lines
Japan
China
Europe
Honolulu
Australia
J.B. Kirkland
Li Third Street
Portand
Passenger depot timetable notes at Airlie and Sheridan
Timetable fragment shows passenger departures and arrivals at Airlie and Sheridan. Entries include Airlie mail tri weekly with 9 40 a m departure and 12 50 p m and 12 15 p m 6 20 p m arrivals. Sheridan passenger runs daily except Sunday with 4 80 p m departure from Portland and 9 40 a m 6 05 p m arrivals from Sheridan.
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Overland Express
Falem
Albany
Eugene
Roseby
Grants Ines
Medford
Ash
Land
Sacramento
Ogden
San Francisco
Mojave
Los Angeles
Paso
News
Orleans
Roseburg
Browne
Sundayville
Natron
Apn
Corvallis & Way
Grand Ventral Station
Fifth
Irving Streets
Airlie Mail
Newberg
Airlie
Tian
M. Sheridan
Sanday
Portland
Sheridan
Steamers Monthly From Portland to Yokohama and Hong Kong
Steamers monthly service from Portland to Yokohama and Hong Kong via Pacific Steamship Co in connection with the R N Line. For full information call Oregon–California agent Oliver & Colcord Newsone Ox address provided.
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Portland
Aohama
Hong Kong
Pacific Steamship Co
Oliver & Colcord
Newsone, Ox
Another Year Is Dawning In Faithful Service
Poem-like devotional verse wishes a new year of mercies faithfulness and grace from Lear Master. It envisions growth in trust, rest in God’s loving care, and continued service and witness through days ahead.
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Lear Master
Hall
Holler
Heaven
The Don’ts of Gift Giving in Holiday Etiquette
A dated admonition outlines courtesy in giving gifts. It warns against exchanging gifts for return favors and stresses inward meaning over monetary value, advising against lists of desired items and gifts driven by obligation or barter. It urges generosity and surprise as the true charm of giving.
Christmas Dispute Over Gifts Between Family
A family quarrel unfolds over Christmas presents with Little Alice refusing to give anything this year and Papa’s Maiden Sister questioning why not. The exchange hints the previous year’s gift was twice as valuable as the current offer.
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Alice
Papa
Exchange Labor Day Dilemma Reflected In Dialog
A Washington Star snippet features Willie Hicollar and Mamie Hollerton debating New Year plans as a telephone exchange worker cites inability to take the day off. A Judge column also ponders Santa Claus timing and window watching for express deliveries.
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Willie Hicollar
Mamie Hollerton
Washington Star
Definition of Christmas Through a Child’s View
A Sunday School teacher quotes Johnny on Christmas meaning. Johnny says his father explains people swap many things you cannot afford for many things you do not want. The remark frames a simple critique of material excess during the season.
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Johnny
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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