Make Of Ladies Suits in Portland Tailor Shop
MAKE Of Ladies Suits are positively superior to any on the market because only real merchant tailor cloth is used. Cloth of the same grade as gentlemen's suits, staple and durable styles that never go out of style. In Portland they are cut and made locally with quick satisfaction if your size is out of stock. Largest stock of woolens in Portland to select from.
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A Prosperous Year for Public Library in Pendleton
The Pendleton Public Library reports a prosperous first year ending April 18 1910 under Librarian Mayme Batterson. Growth in patronage and holdings is noted though space is tight. additions include shelving catalogues and a typewriter while gift volumes and government documents bolster the collection. A need for larger quarters and continued fundraising is emphasized.
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Lbrarian
Pendivtan Free Poubitebrary
The
Pendleton Public Library
Wbrary Fund
Sturgis Fund
H. C. Stevens
3. Wheeler
Jessie Faling
J. L. Sharon
L. G. McClellan
T. J. Tweedy
Moffat
Congressman Ellis
Robert Forster
Library Board
Taft Loses His Cow in White House Lament
Washington April. Captain Archibald Butt, military aide to the president, finds himself with a growing list of duties while seeking a worthy successor to Emmeline the Taft cow. Emmeline had been a faithful milcher and decorated the White House lawn, becoming a beloved friend of the White House family.
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Emmeline
Aldrich
Captain Butt
Eugene Field
Washington
Archibald Butt
Butt
White House
Taft
Prineville Sees Best Stock Season in Years
Prineville Spring brings favorable grass and stock conditions, described as the best in 20 years. Lambing increases nearly twofold while sheep sales are few and prices for delivery after shearing range from 3 to 4 dollars. Wool quality remains good as winter losses were minimal. Beef cattle have been shipped to larger markets, tightening interior markets for quality stock. Sheep shearing is set to begin in the Prineville country around May 20.
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Prineville
Boy granted twice monthly hookey allowance in court decision
Patterson New Jersey twelve year old truant John F. ONeill was formally allowed by the court to play hookey twice each month after arraignment. He told Recorder Carroll that he would comply with the court order and attend school on the remaining days.
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Johnny
Patterson
N. J
John F. O'Neill
O'Neill
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