Cattle Market Shows Weakness in Portland Trade
The cattle market at North Portland weakened with sales this morning averaging about 150 lower than yesterday. Best offerings failed to exceed 6.50, with some extra select items only gaining a nickel more, as increased supplies and weather-driven arrivals from competing points push prices down.
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North Portland
Portland
Montana
O W. RR. & WN. Company
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Rockies
Mother's Friend advertised as a safe expectant-mother aid
A period piece promotes Mother's Friend for easing pregnancy, claiming it prepares the body, reduces nausea and breast tenderness, and supports healthy motherhood. The ad urges women to request a free book, notes drug-store sales, and frames the remedy as a natural assist rather than a cure. It is followed by stock market and agricultural notices, typical of a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Stone Regt
Insonia Canadenseers
100000 Cattle Dead on Colorado Ranges
Secretary E K White head of the Bureau of Animal and Child Protection estimates eastern Colorado losses may exceed 50 000 cattle and could reach 100 000 as stock die of starvation. He cites 2000 hides shipped from Fowler and notes widespread destitution among farmers seeking seed funds.
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Denver
E. K. Whitehead
Bureau of Animal and Child Protection
Colorado
Witte
Fowler
William Lang
Cheyenne
Whitehead
Coal Company Not Liable In Foreman Hired Mine Case
In Pottsville Reading Coal and Iron Co won a legal victory as Judge Koch ruled mine foremen lack authority to hire workers and foremen cannot establish that agency. Plaintiff Ludwig Rapsch, a Phoenix Park miner, was injured when a car door swung open and he was thrown out. The court dismissed his damages claim as the ride order came from the foreman.
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Is Mart
Pottsville
Reading Coal and Tron Company
Koch
Ludwig Rapsch
Phoenix Park
Rapsch
Woman Agent Foils Oklahoma Robbers at Station
Mrs. J. D. Koonts a Santa Fe station agent and telegrapher at Asp Oklahoma held two armed men at the depot with a shotgun until Sheriff McGee arrived. The men were recognized from wire descriptions linked to recent Pawnee robberies and were taken into custody.
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Oklahoma
Asp
Okla
J. D. Koonts
Santa Fe
Sheriff McGee
Perry
Koontz
Prisoners in New Brunswick Seek Bucksaws for Weight Loss
The New Brunswick county board weighs Sheriff Bollschweller's petition noting prisoners under his care are gaining too much weight. He urges installing bucksaws to force activity, hoping to cut down on idle inmates and reduce jail boarders who reoffend after release.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Board of Freeholders
Bollschweller
Fond of Both Spouses Burial Instructions
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Amos Shorts of Forty Fort directs that he be buried between the graves of his spouses. The notice appears in a local obituary style record detailing his final wishes and familial connections.
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Wilkesbarre
Amos Shorts
Forty Fort
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as cure-all
Century-old advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure a positive cure for catarrh in all stages. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises constitution restoration, and offers a $100 reward if it fails to cure. Includes testimonials, Toledo Ohio address, and references to pills for constipation.
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Aoe Hall
Hall
Strange Provisions in Will of Civil War Editor Shortz
The will reveals odd terms including burial beside his first wife at Forty Fort and a request that his second wife Christina Shortz be laid beside him if she agrees. It directs immediate sale of all property with one half of proceeds to the wife and the rest to the children of the first marriage.
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Shortz
Forty Fort
Christina Shortz
Glens Fails North Creek Scout Kill Eagles Fight
Glenns Fails Milton Stevies of this city was nearly killed in a fight with a bald eagle near North Creek lumber camp this week. He shot one eagle after stumbling upon two devouring a calf carcass and was attacked as he tried to reload. A fellow lumberman rescued him, and a hunter killed the second eagle with a club. The massive bird weighed seventy five pounds and spanned nine feet.
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Glenns
Milton Stevies
North Creek
Stevies
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad Cough Remedy
Cough relief guidance offered with Ballard's Horehound Syrup in bottles 25c 50c and 1.00. Advertises tickling cough relief and domestic rest, sold by A. C. Koep- Pen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C., Koep- Pen & Bros
Wealthy Luzerne man marries nurse after illness
In Plymouth borough a wealthy Luzerne man Andrew Raub, badly injured in an auto crash, married his nurse Leona Maude Carte after his condition improved. Raub, about 50, is a widower and the bride is 20, with the couple meeting during his long illness.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Plymouth
Andrew Raub
Luzerne
Ths
Leona Maude Carte
Raub
Dray Service to Asylum Regular Trips
Dray service announces regular trips to the asylum noting scheduled departures and return runs. The service emphasizes dependable transport for patients staff and visitors with framed daily routes and timing.
Hartman Abstract Co and Partners Ad
Hartman Abstract Co makers reliable abstracts of title in Umatilla county. Offers loans on city and farm property, real estate brokerage, buys and sells all kinds of real estate, taxes for non residents, investments. Provides fire life and accident insurance with Pendleton bank references. Also veterinary surgeons local stock inspector Dr D C M Nabb. Office Koeppen’s Drug Store Main 418. Res 915 East Court St. Res Main 69. Frederick Steiner attorney at law Smith Crawford building. Douglas W Bailey attorney at law. Johnson Strable attorneys in Despair building.
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Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Pendleton
James Johns
Pres
H. Marsh
Sec
D. C. M’nabb
STATS
Koeppen
East Court Street
Res
Facts and Figures on British Columbia 1910 1911
A report cites expenditures on roads and public works in 1911 totaling 4 250 000.00 and lists 1910 values for farm products 14 399 000.00 and imported livestock meat fruits 14 962 000.00. It notes lumber 1 040 600 000 feet cut, timber 17 160 000.00, fish 7 000 000.00, and manufactures 36 000 000.00. BC land occupancy and rent data plus climate remarks follow. North Coast Land Co. Ltd Vancouver paid up capital 1 500 000 and East Oregonian ad rail. Hair work offered via Madam Kennedy and Athena Oregon mailing box.
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British Columbia
B. C
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
North Coast Land Co., Ltd
Vancouver
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E. Court Street
Ung D. Goey
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Rags
Madam Kennedy
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