June Events at Portland Fair Lewis and Clark Pageant
A calendar of June events at the Lewis and Clark fair lists daily performances by Innes' band and the Washington Agricultural College cadet corps, plus varied regional days, championships, and delegations from cities across Oregon, Washington, and beyond. The schedule includes interscholastic relays, boxing, track, golf, handball, yacht races, and notable observances like Daughters of American Revolution Day and Women Suffrage conventions.
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Cere Montes
Innes
Washington Agricultural College Cadet Corps
Critoria
Auditorium
Salem
Dallas
Eugene
Cottage Grove
Astoria
Hilsboro
California Promotion Committee
Albany
Daughters of American Revolution
Ashland
Medford
Jacksonville
Oregon Agricultural College Cadet Corps
Oregon State Building
Grant's Pass
Pioneer
Knights of Columbus
Howburs
Jnnes
Pacific Coast Electrical Transmision Association
Lewis and Clark
Montesano
Cosmopolis
W. c
T. U
Walla Walla
Pomeroy
Goldendale
North Yaking
Roslyn
Ellensburg
Liber
Wool Selling in Morrow County Markets Strong
Wool sales lead the season in Morrow county with about 26 000 pounds shorn early. Purchaser Bob Wilkinson of The Dalles paid 17 cents per pound for the clip amid a large lower county trade by J Burke for Pendleton Scouring Mills. The total of sales may reach 200 000 to 400 000 pounds at 13 ¼ to 13 ½ cents per pound. G W French sold 60 000 pounds to Sam Wilkinson at 18 cents. A Minor of Penland Land & Livestock reports this season the best in years with 500 ewes yielding 676 lambs. He expects fleece weight to rise one pound per fleece. Growth in Boise postal service spurs more carriers and clerks.
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Gagette
Minor
Heppner Gazette
Liquozone claims cure for germ diseases nationwide
Millions know Liquozone as a trusted germ killer that penetrates blood and destroys germs without harming the body. The ad promises a free first bottle to sick individuals, outlines extensive testing and worldwide use, and offers a $1000 germ-kill guarantee with patient convenience through local druggists.
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America
Ourgelven
New York Letter on Coler Tammany feud and Sage fortune
An Inside look explains Bird 8. Coler may run for mayor on municipal ownership, aided by Tammany Hall chief Murphy. Coler left civil service under Murphy’s pressure, aiming to oust McClellan. Sage’s net worth sparks wide estimates, from 26 million to 100 million, with many believing he could mobilize vast cash quickly.
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New York
Bird
Coler
McClellan
Tammany Hall
Civil Service Commission
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Tammany
Mr. Coler
Stokes praises East Side Ghetto character and aims for uplift
James Graham Phelps Stokes, who supports East Side aid and became known for his engagement to a Jewish woman, argues the Ghetto district shows intelligence and strength comparable to fashionable city areas. He notes limited opportunities for development rather than inherent lack of intellect. Also discussed is plans for the 250th anniversary of Jewish settlement in New York with roots traced to 1666 Brazil arrivals.
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James Graham Phelps Stokes
East Side
Mr. Stokes
Mimmamed Shim
Charaeter
Sio
Pereira Mendes
Mendes
Brazil
Walla Walla Teen Allegedly Hypnotized Over Elopement
Mary Glenn seventeen of Walla Walla is alleged to be under mysterious influence. Her mother reports a marked change over months, noting sullenness and distance from home since acquainting with Arthur Suling and his estranged wife, with a recent attempted elopement.
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Mary Glenn
Walla Walla
Mary
Arthur Saling
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