Invention Offers Envelope Style Photo Souvenir Booklets
A new photograph souvenir uses an envelope like construction with eight views per booklet and four series totaling 32 views. Written letters are sealed with moist gummed edges and mailed, delivering popular state scenes to recipients for cents each.
Frederick Nolf & Co The Big Book and Stationery Store
Frederick Nolf & Co operated a prominent town bookseller and stationery shop offering a wide range of books, paper goods, and writing supplies. The store served readers, students, and professionals with a curated selection and dependable service.
Noted author Henry James visits Portland coast tour
A wide set of brief items notes Henry James touring the coast with Portland as a stop, local fundraisers, criminal incident reports in Oregon towns, mining losses, weathered wells, warm water artesian in Baker City, and various legal and public notices across the region.
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Henry James
Portland
Fins
Ruxela
Ensave
Baker City
Ogden
Welser
Seattle
Philippines
George Vance
Olympia
J. L. Lueher
Mutual Lumber Company
Bucoda
Lusher
W. A. Fagen
H. Gorham
Denver
Idaho
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Press Association
National Editorial Association
Ely's Cream Balm Safe for Catarrh Claims
It will surprise you and is praised as the medicine above all for catarrh. B W Sperry of Hartford endorses it as worth its weight in gold. J C Olmatead reports his son was freed from catarrh after use. The balm is said not to irritate or cause sneezing and is sold by druggists for 50 cents or mailed by Big Brothers, 56 Warren St, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
B. W. Sperry
Hartford
Conn
J. C. Olmatead
Arcola
Blg Brothers
Warren FL
New York
Pendleton dairy and land bargains offered by Wade & Son
Full equipped dairy for sale one mile from Pendleton with ten thousand dollars annual profit. Also wheat land and stock ranch bargains on easy terms. City property a specialty. Contact Wade & Son Pendleton Oregon P O Box 824 Phone Black 1111.
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Pendleton
Wade & Son
Oregon
Second Meeting Set for Oregon Development League in Portland
Portland welcomes over 50 delegates for the Oregon Development league second annual gathering. April 26 program includes welcome by Governor Chamberlain and E L Smith with reports by Tom Richardson and others. Sections cover Willamette Valley agriculture Good Roads Dairy Fruit and more with a final general session Thursday morning. Special rail rates arranged with multiple lines for delegates traveling from various points.
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Portland
Oregon Development League
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
E. L. Smith
Tom Richardson
Menara
H. W. Good
Willamette Valley Agricultural Section
Marquam Grand Theater
Good Roads
John H. Scott
Salem
Tower
Portland Commercial Club
J. W. Halley
Wilbur K. Newell
Dilley
Chamber of Commerce
Mintig
W. S. Newburry
Sumpter
League
Jefferson Myers
Oregon State Commission
Exposition
Ft & N
la Grande
Southern Pacific
Glendale Ann Pointe
Glendale
Northern Pacific
the & Ro & N
Hotel Arrivals Listed From Various Cities Across Regions
The list records hotel arrivals including Lt. R. N. Stanfield Echo Co. and numerous guests from Portland Seattle Walla Walla Spokane and other cities. The river’s unusually low level is noted at six feet, enabling canal work that would otherwise halt if water were at normal height. The Dalles Chronicle notes the contrast with the typical 10 to 14 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Stanfield
Echo, Co
W. Gantenbelb
Portland
Mia
P. Gould
Nolan
Helen Gould
Nolin
Miles Ada Adcock
Missouri
Judson
A. B. Galloway
Walla Walla
L. F. Strath
New York
C. T. Peterson
Detroit
W. F. Bulger
Wallaburg
John H. Burgard
R. F. Glatke
Kansas City
Amelia Hodge
Spokane
C. J. Officer
City
J. McCourt
Clty
Dalles
Skins, Gloves, and Feeder Practices in France
The article notes France exports about 9,000,000 pounds of kids annually to America for glove making. It describes how French farmers rear kids at a young age to keep skins soft and blemish free, then kill them when the hide is optimal for tanning. It also mentions Belgium's declining birth rates from 1830 to 1902 and ends with a fable-like line about envy and a hill.
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France
America
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Mayor Boyd
Peoples Warehouse
the Bickers
McGaney
G. A Nichol
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Helix
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Adams
Ira Luna
Condon
Carrie Owens
John Day
John Lees
Starbuck
S.A. Frans
W. H. Armstrong
Harrison
T. L. Ragedale
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Centralia
W. W. Matlock
Oo B. Prael
Porthand
L. Mayer
Duluth
Sol Harris
W .H. Casey
F. P. Howard
George Stevens
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Colfax
R. A. Leeds
Joseph Plover
Ed Swhtaler
J¢lly
W. JL. Hasbrouck
Kanes City
W. Busche
Minneapolis
J. EB. Rister
San Francisco
Smith
Leah Straus
O H Wilson
Fort Wayne
the Fair Department Store
the Fair Dept. Store
Belgium
James C. McNally
Liege
Laun
Robinson
Blue Mountain