Mortgagee's Sale of Personal Property in Echo Oregon
Notice that under a chattel mortgage dated March 17 1906 S Zinnie & Co. pledged stock of merchandise in a two story Echo Oregon building to Cloyd Oliver to secure a note of 1019.60. The mortgage was foreclosed, with sale to occur by public auction at 2 PM April 14 1906 at the Echo building to satisfy the debt, interest and costs. Creditors’ attorneys fees and charges to be added. The sale will be cash to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Zinnie & Co
S. Zinnie
P. J. Alban
Echo
Oregon
Cloyd Oliver
L A. Este
B. Zinnle
Umatilla County
Sald
Mortenger
Sald Cale
Cloud Oliver
Montana Wool Clip Shows Record Year for Sheep Statewide
The Montana state board of sheep commissioners reports 1,717,814 sheep shipped out of the state with few imports, a 16 percent increase in the past year. The total wool crop reached 39,912,347 pounds, valued at about $8,381,593 at 21 cents per pound, boosting county banks and commerce amid improving handling facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Montana
The
State Board of Equalization
Guster
A Woman’s Ordeal and Mrs Pinkham’s Advice
A heavy emphasis on women's sensitivity to medical questions leads to withheld examinations. The piece cites Mrs Lydia E. Pinkham and her daughter in law Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts as trusted advisers for female illnesses. It recounts a letter from Mrs C Willadsen praising Pinkham’s help after two years of medical treatment and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Mra. Pink
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sleeping Cars and the Rise of Comfort in Travel
The piece contrasts mid nineteenth century travel with modern luxury, citing the 1854 issue of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Mining Register on Buffalo Car Company sleeping cars with staterooms, hinged backs forming berths, a wash room, and reclining seats, and notes George M. Pullman’s 1858 remodeling of Chicago and Alton cars into the first Pullman sleeping cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pennsylvania Railroad and Mining Register
Buffalo Car Company
Illinois Central Railroad
George M. Pullman
Bloomington
Lil
Chicago and Alton
Railway World
The Three Lucky Elements in the Horseshoe
An old superstition links the horseshoe to good luck across Europe and Asia. It notes three lucky elements: crescent shape, iron material, and origin from a horse. Ancient peoples used crescent forms, iron, and horse origins to ward off evil and pestilence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Desert
Fashion and Deformity Weaving Through Royal Style
The text traces how illnesses and deformities influenced court fashion. It cites Philip the Good shaving his head, daughters of Louis XI hiding large feet, the wife of Philip II showing a wimple, Henry Plantagenet using curved-toe bats to treat a foot, Louis XIV wearing a wig to cover a head wen, and James adopting large trunk hose to hide deformities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip the Good
Louis XI
Philip 1R
Hich Collara
Henry Plantagenet
Bruising Remedies Emphasize Fomentas and Heat and Cold
The guide advises immediate firm compression and heat or hot applications to bruised areas to prevent discoloration. Alternate heat and cold are effective, with heat preferred for most bruises except severe head injuries where cold is better. Fomentations can ease soreness but should run five minutes per session.
Great Britain's Size and Mineral Wealth
Great Britain is the largest European island, 608 miles long and 320 miles wide, comprising England Scotland and Wales. Its coal resources lead the mineral wealth, with iron tin copper lead silver zinc iron pyrites and salt also present in the small area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Britain
Little Britain
France
Europe
England
Scotland
Wales
Eckhardt Ideals Return to Frazer Theater Engage
Eckhardt's Ideals resume after a year with Frazer theater week long engagement opening Sunday April 16. Manager Eckhardt booked new plays never before performed in the West including A Fight for Honor opening night and its repeat, Because He Loved Her and The Great Northwest closing acts with pleasing specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckhardt
Frazer Theater
Eekhardt
His Time Coming and a Store Corner Tale
Comic snippet shows a young mother and father dialog about visiting the sleeping baby with a quip about good intentions. It notes John Green's Family liquor store at Court Street opposite the Golden Rule hotel, signaling a local setting and business reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
John Green
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy. It claims success with many cases and offers one hundred dollars for any that fail, urging readers to send for circulars and testimonials. Also notes a fire at the old Occidental hotel in Portland caused by a careless boy, with tenants escaping and Mrs Samuel D Smith seeking 160000 for the denuded lot after the Morrison and First street blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fr. J. Cheney & C
Take Inn
Morrison and
First Street
Portland
Mra
Samuel D. Smith
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J. L. Vaughan
M. L. Warren
Riborn & Warres
T. Co. Taylor Hardware Store
Rock Spring
W. C. Minnis
Hennings
East Oregonian
Woolglip
E. C. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt's
Tallman & Co
Sprague
Lincoln County
Washington
Farmers’ Co-Operative
TC Willadsen
Frazer
Tomorrw
S8itcom Magazine
Chicago
Union Pacific Rand
Dus
Missouri River
Cox
General Agt
Third Street
Ore
Ogden
Denver
W. ©. McBride
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