Cooper's Remedies Claim Health Via Stomach Theory
A young itinerant healer L. T. Cooper markets medicines he says prove a theory that health rests in the stomach. He has drawn large crowds nationwide with testimonials from patients praising relief from stomach pains, cramps, loss of appetite, and weakness after using his preparations sold widely through Pendleton Drug Co.
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L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Mexican Pearls Industry Claims First in Pearl Cultivation
W D Shaughnessy transmits from the Mexican Herald of February 16, 1905 that a Mexican company, backed by government concession, runs the world’s largest pearl farm in the Gulf of Lower California employing over 1000 during harvest. It notes black pearls up to 300 per carat, white around 260, and yellowish pearls, with two years growth and meticulous cultivation methods.
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W.D Shaughnessy
Aguasscollentes
Mexican Herald
Weing
Ito
Gulf of Lower California
Paris
London
Berlin
Hamburg
Bremen
Abella
California Gulf
Doane Kidney Pills Backed By Satisfied Patient Testimony
A reader from Plgin Ore reports kidney discomfort including backache and urinary troubles improved after using Doane Kidney Pills. The testimonial praises early results and urges continued use, naming Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents and urging buyers to remember the Dean’s name.
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Bright
J. T. Galloway
Donn
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Registration and election dates outline for primaries to president
Registration opens for primaries in January and closes for election on April 7. Primary election occurs April 17 with registration reopening April 1. The election closes May 16 followed by the general election on June 1. Registration reopens September 20 and closes October 20 for the presidential election on November 3.
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Umatilla
Morrow
Democratic Party
Sixth Judicial District
POR
Lia
Republican Party
Frank K. Welles
Republican
Recorder OF Conveyances
Fred W. Hendley
Catarrh Cure Claims Cure Across Stages
Readers warned of a cure for catarrh from Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed as the only positive remedy known by the medical fraternity. It asserts internal use affects blood and body surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and strengthen the constitution. The ad offers $100 for any unfixed case and requests testimonials to be sent to FP J Chenet in Toledo Ohio claiming bold claims for constipation.
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Hall
Halle
Herve
Ela
J. Chenet
Toledo
Sigenye Hall
Conetipa
Heyburn shifts stance on Snake River dam bill vote
Washington dispatch reports Senator Heyburn abandoning his opposition to a bill granting Benton Power Co. rights to dam Snake River at Five Mile rapids. The measure passed 47 to 4 after debate over government charges for waters and dams. Also notes hotel staff changes and a probate notice from Stephen A. Lowell.
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Washington Dispatch
Benton Power Company
Snake River
Five Mile Rapids
Washington
Senate
Heyburn
Northwest
Renton Company
Piles
Perkins
Contreal
Washington Prohibition Fight Over Races and Bookmakers
An early 20th century Washington editorial denounces race track betting and bucketshops, arguing federal law limits fail to curb betting. It warns workers and government salaries fuel losses to bookmakers and questions the city’s economic and moral cost.
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Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Congress
Washington
Benning
Harper's Weekly on U S Army Size and Composition
Harper's Weekly reports on the United States army, detailing planned strength of about 76,008 men versus 67,000 existing, with cavalry, field artillery, coast artillery, infantry, engineers, and staff corps totaling near 76,000. It notes about 1,960 commissioned officers and mentions a medicinal ad for DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve sold by Tallman & Co.
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Safe
United States Army
Harper's Weekly
Coast Artillery Corps
Engineers
Porto Rico
Philippines
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Unidentified Names List From Portland and West Coast Figures
A long list of individuals connected to Portland and surrounding areas appears, including Lieoyd A Cartwright from Michigan, Jake Meir from Washington, and Geor. H. Sutherland from Walla Walla, among others. The fragment reads like an index or roster with numerous Portlanders and several out-of-state entries, ending with J. Hogan of Portland.
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Lieoyd A. Cartwright
Mayville
Mich
Jake Meir
Wash
M. Gillam
Seattle
Ray .Scott
la Grande
Geo. H. Sutherland
Walla Walla
D. M. Hayes
Spokane
Joe Basler
John Clancy
Portland
P. M. Peterson
Astoria
J. R. Neumaker
Hood River
John Geiss
Adams
Winnifred Geiss
W. H. Rhodes
D. Culp
Bil Reddy
W. W. Rathburne
Local Print Shop Ad and Cartoon Snippet
An East Oregonian notice advertises affordable printing of candidates cards and circulars with prompt service. It includes a playful jab about DeWit's Liver Pile and a promotion for Tall man & Co as purveyors of a square deal, reflecting a humorous regional ad tone.
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East Oregonian
Inventory of described property in bankruptcy case
An inventory of the described property with its appraised value may be viewed by contacting the undersigned at his office in the store room of the Taylor Hardware company No 741 Main street Pendleton Umatilla county Oregon Dated March 21 1508.
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Lec Teutsch
District Court of the United States
District of Oregon
Lee Teutsch
Main
Alta Streets
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Eureka Lodge No. 32
Equitable Savings and Loan A Association
See Teutsch
Hia
Taylor Hardware Company
Main Street
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FP. J. Beaudrey
the Pendleton
TW. Wiersome
T. G. Halley
Stephen A. Lowell
U.S. Armat Force
DeWit
Kade
Tion
Benjamin
Frecaianine @ LABS
Bond Bros
Pendleton’s Leading Clothiers
C. A. Barrett
Horace Walker
L. L. Mann
A. H. Sunderman
C. W. Steen
T. J. Mahoney
C. C. Loucks
J. Hudemann
Joe Bailey
John Q. Peebler
G. W. Phelps
T. D. Taylor
County Recorder
Chas. E. Macomber
Frank Saling
Geo. W. Bradley
Ralph Folsom
Chas. W. Wall
City Brewery
Schultz & Stricker
Rexall
New
Empire Meat CO
J. P. Sullivan
Prop
Cedar Brook
Old Joe Gideon
East Court Street
Carney & Tweedy
Telephone
the Club
T. W. Murrell
Pendleto
T. Cc. Taylor
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