Nyssa local ads mix coal, horses, and services
Local notices list coal from Burroughs and Nyssa Improvement Co, horse services at Commercial Barn, ice cream and moving pictures at Pastime, new bicycle store near Long Bros auto, and various ads for rooms for rent, hairdressing, orchard inquiries, and farm land opportunities in Nyssa Oregon. Also requests for a used centrifugal pump and lost muff.
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Hohbach's
Timothy
Nyssa
Nyssa Improvement Company
Burroughs Phone Main
Long Bros
Chas Rayburn
South Main Street
Vogue
Walters
J. M. Bentley
E. P. Tulloch
Canyon Couty
Idaho
Great Orchard Belt
Oregon
Idaho Apple Orchard Company
Ore
R. & Jackson
Beho
Orpheum Today's Program Features New Motion Pictures
The Orpheum lists a Vitagraph drama Mystery of Temple Court and The Plucky Sulfter dramatic, The Value of Ande scenic, The Exe Trust Essanay comedy, Rags Old Iron Essanay comedy, Song-Tafty. Three thousand feet of new films per show with performances from 1 20 to 10 90 daily. Program changes three times weekly. Admission 10 cents. Read today's ads to save.
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Orpheum
Temple Court
Vitagraph
The
Exe Trust
Oysters Prohibited From Floating Water Before Sale
The Department of Agriculture ordered an immediate end to the practice of floating oysters in brackish water before sale. The move aims to reduce contamination and typhoid risk, despite protests from New Jersey oyster producers who say enforcement could ruin their industry.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Department
New Jersey
Sugar magnates face grand jury in Pueblo inquiry
Salt Lake April 1 Subpoenaes were served today on President Joseph Smith of the Mormon church David Eccles and other Utah and Idaho sugar company officials to appear before a grand jury in Pueblo Colo to testify in the government investigation of the sugar trust.
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Salt Lake
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
David Eccles
Utah
Idaho
Pueblo
Colo
Sugar Trust
Aged Man Begins Global Walk From Seattle to England
James Fish, 70, sails from Valdes Alaska and sets out on foot toward Seattle for England. He plans to return by the Philippines, traveling on foot across the land route and back by sea.
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Valdes
Alaska
James Fish
Seattle
England
Philippines
Government to abandon Payette Boise irrigation unit
Washington March 31 lack of funds ends plans to build the Payette Boise irrigation project segment north of the Boise River. Interior department said the reclamation fund shows extreme improbability the government can construct this unit of the project.
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Washington
Payette-Boise
Boise River
Interior Department
Easd
Butter Price Drop Prompt Senate Inquiry in Elgin
A summons to appear before the senate committee investigating the cost of living demands explain why butter prices fell six cents in three weeks on the Elgin board of trade last January. It was served on John Newman, president of the butter board of trade, today. The hearing is set for trial next Wednesday.
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Elgin
Senate
Elgin Board of Trade
John Newman
Butter Board of Trade
Chicago bans long hatpins as gougers take effect today
Women in Chicago must wear short hatpins as the city ordinance against long harping and gougers goes into effect on April 1. The law targets public nuisance and aims to curb hazardous fashion accessories in public spaces.
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Chicago
Clark's Grocery Seasonal Seed Potatoes Arrive
Clark's Grocery announces a Monday car load of Early Rose and Early Ohio seed potatoes in fancy stock. Offers are invited as this is the last car for the season.
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Clark’s Grocery
Ohio
Clark's Grocery
Club Managers Hold Busy Weekly Luncheon
Club managers had a busy meeting with plans for summer months. Wagon rod proposed a down river trip to Barnhart Walla Walla. men to visit city orchestra concerts.
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Wagon Rod
Barnhart
Walla Walla
Motor Car Coming To West End
Word indicates the Hew O KR N motor car will arrive early next week. President W L Thompson received notice from J H Neill. No definite date for a trip to the west end is set until further information from the railroad company is received.
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Hew O
City luncheon discusses river road to Barnhart plan
Commercial association managers debated a riverfront road to Barnhart to utilize the old O R N bed after line changes. They will present the proposal to the county court via W E Brock. A band concert offer from United Orchestra and Band was referred back for review.
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Commercial Association
Minigers
Barnhart
W. E. Brock
Hill Road
United Orchestra and Band
Will Ingram
Inland Empire Teachers Convention
Walla Walla
Prominent Botanist Cusick Visits Pendleton This Summer
William Cusick, noted botanist, has spent time exploring eastern Oregon flora and will spend the summer at Pendleton Academy with President W. H. Bleakney. He plans field work across the Pendleton region and southern Oregon, having previously systematized the Oregon State University herbarium. He has named about 1000 plants in his honor and aims to study the western Blue Mountains flora after brief Pendleton sojourns.
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William ©. Cusick
Oregon
Cascade
Blue Range
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Academy
Prof. Cussick
University of Oregon
Pendleton
Staite
Bleakney
Blue R Mountains
Cusick
Foothills and Western Slopes Near Pendleton
Readable text notes foothills and western slopes of the mountains located just east of Pendleton, indicating a geographic description or boundary outlining the area. No further context available from the fragment.
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Pendleton
Woolgrowers Angry Over District Forester Ruling
Baker and Union county woolgrowers oppose District Forester Chatman’s ruling upholding H. K. O’Brien and denying bias in favor of any Wallowa reserve section. They plan to appeal to Washington forestry officials for a disinterested review and may back Ballinger policies in a later meeting.
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Baker Union
C. EB. Chatman
Portland
Baker Herald
Association
Chatman
H. K O'Brien
O'Brien
Wallowa
Baker
Union
Wallowa Forest
Forestry Department
Washington
Chaiman
Ballinger
Farmers Day Planned at State Demonstration Farm Oregon
Plans for a late June Farmers Day at the state demonstration farm include lectures by Corvallis professors and on site demonstrations of weed killing by spraying and weeder use. Brain is to be left without weeding while results and costs are shown alongside horticultural work for public understanding.
Runaway at Hermiston Kills One Horse
Hermiston Oregon Tuesday evening a car owned by Dr. Coe of the Columbia Land Company frightened a town resident's horse causing a runaway. One horse was killed and another buggy horse was frightened, throwing Mrs. Upham from the buggy and injuring her shoulders. Dr. Coe took her home. the buggy was demolished.
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Hermiston
Ore
Dr. Coe
Columbia Land Company
Ross Newport
H. Upham
Society Belle in Cowboy Dress at French Fair Opening
Susan Fish Dresser, niece of Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt, appears in cowboy attire among society belles at the French Fair opening today at the Metropolitan Opera House, with crowds expected to attend.
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New York
Susan Fish Dresser
George W. Vanderbilt
Metropolitan Opera House
Rockmen and Excavators Union Demands 15 Percent Wage Rise
In New York on April 1 the Rockmen and Excavators Union demanded a 15 percent wage increase. The strike threatens to involve about 25,000 workers and could halt building operations if employers reject the proposal.
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Excavators
New York
Rockmen and Excavators’ Union
City to hold special session over water works risk
Chicago fears coal mine shutdown may halt pumping stations. A special city council session is called for tomorrow afternoon to order enough crow to last all summer.
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Chicago
Mario Corelli Ill With Pneumonia in Stratford-on-Avon
London April 1 Mario Corelli the novelist is seriously ill at her Stratford-on-Avon home news received today. She is said to be suffering from pneumonia.
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Mario Corelli
London
Stratford-on-Avon
Christen New Warship George H Perkins Launched
Unnamed torpedo boat destroyer George H Perkins was launched at Fore River yards Quincy Mass Mrs Larz Anderson christened the craft The boat is named for Andersons father a Civil War naval officer and one of the surrender of New Orleans officers
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Washington
Uncle Sam
George H. Perkins
Fore River
Quincy
Mass
Larz Anderson
Egan Wins Western Indoor Golf Title in Chicago
H Chandler Egan defeated Harry S Rockfell of Calumet Country Club six up and five to play to claim the western Indoor championship at the Minnesota course Chicago March 31 The tournament had been in progress over a month and adds another achievement to Egan's list
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Chicago
H. Chandler Egan
Harry S. Rockfell
Calumet Country Club
Minnikahda
Zion Receivership Ends in Chicago
The estate of Zion founded by the late Prophet Dowie is to wind up today. Receivers report expects all assets to be clear of incumbrance and worth $400,000, indicating claims worth about 29 cents on the dollar.
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Chicago
Zion
Prophet" Dowie
Thomas
Ward to resign as Porto Rico secretary of state
George Cabot Ward of New York Porto Rican secretary of state will retire today after his resignation was accepted by President Taft. He has served in the Insular service since December 13, 1903, when appointed secretary of state.
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Washington
George Cabot Ward
New York
Taft
Adventurous Exchange on Love and Dogs in The City
A playful dialogue contrasts romance with canine loyalty as a girl quips that dogs never blab while a man might. The banter hinges on trust and silence, using humor to probe attraction and honesty.
Vote Yes for Monmouth Normal School Initiative
Paid advertisement urging voters to back the Monmouth normal school initiative. The message argues education as a necessity and assigns the bill to an alumni framed proposal, emphasizing training teachers and preparing students, signed by J B V Butler secretary committee Monmouth Oregon.
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Monmouth
J.B. V. Butler
See. Com
Oregon
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