Kaleer seeks lost dog and local notices blend
A jumble of small ads and notices from a local paper lists Kaleer seeking his lost dog with a clue about Fergy, plus items for sale and services. It mentions a painting exhibit, piano sales, a hotel, a photographer, plumbing, and a call for donations to buy pictures for public schools.
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Kaleer
Fergy
Water Street
West High Street
Mroxier's
Elson
Court House
Ellere Plano House
Eiler Plano House
Hemeleks Hall
Business College
Morrow
Echo
Butter Creek Telephone Company
Ore
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
Hm.o. BK
Kodak
Amiteirs
Bovman
Noir Bridge
Ood
Maxwell Land & Jrrigation Company
Helmiston
Ope
Watted—Mare
Arendelel
Busines
Rieht
Samne Poo
Hate Bowman
Srogotian
Bowman Hote
Miln Street
Tallman & Co
Champion Buster Herd for Murder in Denver Post report
The Denver Post notes a suspect called Buster Herd for murder in connection with the death of Soke Troyte. The man, linked to Soro Sonville, previously worked for O'Neil and was shot at his home after a mistaken target. Police pursue leads in a tense case with political enmity cited.
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Buster Herd
Soro
Sonville
Sherity
Greeley
Col
Sise
Denver Post
Soke Troyte
Hulk Biutts
O'Neill
Poyte
Seaville Leore
Moyle
Funeral notice for Joseph Hooh at Ruggles Hall Friday
The Methodists announce a funeral for Joseph Hooh to be held at Ruggles Hall on Friday April 27 at 1 o clock. By order of N W Ritner, Worthy Secretary. The group plans to build a church at Curlew Washington.
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Ruggles Hall
Joseph Hooh
N. W. Ritner
Personal visits noted in Pendleton listings
A stream of brief social notes records Carr and wife of Adama, T. J. Kirk and wife from Athena, L. V. Henderson of Pilot Rock, Colonel J. By Batley’s return from Portland on legal business, and many others visiting Pendleton or traveling through. Attendees include Jenne Harda from Athena, Mort J. W. Koonts and Mrs Malcolm of cho, Tim Trow of the Spokane branch of the O B R N, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henderson of Pilot Rock. Notes mention mission health, Portand business, and an upcoming meeting of sheepmen and forestry officials May 5 in the city.
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Carr
Adama
T. J. Kirk
Athena
Ll. V. Henderson
Pilot Rock
J. By Batley
Portland
L. W. Keeler
Keho
Mee
W. D. Waehburn
Browneville
Pendleton
T. le Hagedalt
Milton
J.T. Wellallen
Democraathe
Ely
Adams
Jenne Harda
Vidi
Mort J. WH
Koonts
WM. Scott
Helix
Condontal
John A. Scott
Dr. Mann
CD. B. Sheller
Walla Walla
Sheller
Father Neate
Catholic Mission School
Sehenger
A. Guetafeon
Abte Cfty
Heley
Generals of the Jesuits and long list of leaders
A distorted historical note lists 24 Jesuit generals from Loyola’s founding. It mentions Father Lewis Martin as present general since 1892 and then provides an unreadable sequence of names with inconsistent dates and origins, making the full roster unclear.
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Jesuits
Society of Jesus
Loyola
Lewis Martin
United States
St. Venaticus
Lyon
Spaniard
Jasques Lanes
St. Trance
Borgia
Everard Mercurion
Claude Aquaviva
Neapolitan
Moathing Vitellezonhl
Roman
Vincent Craffa
Freinoile Pleedlemint
Florentine
Abelaidre-Gotlfredo
Romain
Comwin
Nickel
Erminn
Jean Paul Olva
Charles de Noyelle
Helglan
Thyrse Gangales
Spanier
Michael Taraburuis
Modenese
Francois Hete
Austelia
Tansee Vieconti
Ailanese
Loule Centuriont
Genodte
Laurent Alec Plorenting
Thodsee Preoyowek
Pole
Loule Fortis
Veron
Jean Roothwan
Muteh
Phorpe Weolkex
Melia
Pccus Ees Ee Dsf
Antoine-Marile Anderiedy
Swike
Tale Martti Pan
Movair Not Sold In Polk County Mohair Pool Sale
The Polk County mohair pool sale failed as bids were rejected. The auction opened with bids around 29 to 30 cents, but bidders refused to meet the offered price and the sale was called off. M D Ellis held the highest bid at 29 9-10 cents, with Teriholin and Metayvor bidding lower. No grower agreed to sell at the offered price.
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Polk Pounty
Mids
Pride
Wrowa
Pirbyie Mull
Ellis Wole
Teriholin
Metayvor
Real estate transfer tops valley sales by 355 acres
The largest valley real estate transfer in years occurred Saturday as W. B. Gehr, former manager of the Wenniehee Milling Co., bought nearly all of Philip Miller’s tract totaling about 355 acres Gehr purchased from Milo Millers agent C A Fuller who had put the land in small parcels for sale Miller owned 400 acres with 15 remaining for a home The sale price was $95,000 reported by Wenatchee Advance.
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W. 8. Gehr
Wenniehee Milling Company
Philip Miller
Myr. Milley
C. AL Fuller
Emiall
Gely
Miller
Crow Reservation land to open for settlement next spring
Interior department advices indicate the Crow reservation lands in Montana will be opened under site homestead mining and townsite provisions, exposing about 1,000,000 acres to settlement. Officials say the northern portion near Crow Agency may open next spring, with substantial irrigation and farming potential and likely new towns along the Northern Pacific route.
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Interior Department
Crow Lidtin
Mfonfond Hive
Finthead
Butte Inter-Mountain
Custer
Tndtone
Pacific
Thie
Revival of San Francisco paper amid fire crisis
Outlines efforts to revive the San Francisco newspaper and publish from San Francisco as a major fire rages. Describes Wins Randealph Fleurs directing a freight train of equipment and experts toward the Pacific coast, with plans to publish Hearst papers under orders amid the blaze.
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San Francisco Rainier
Moderk
Overland
Dench
Chicago American
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Tribune
Hearat
Henry
Mir
Leach
San Prandieca
Hearst
San Francisco
Prisco Pactorni es Ruined and Prices in Pacific Markets
The San Francisco disaster destroys wholesale and retail districts, disrupting Pacific Coast markets for time. Sugar and dried fruits, beans, canned goods, and vegetables will be affected. many factories ruined, including J A Folger and Schilling Best, with limited impact on corals prices. Supplies from Tacoma, Portland, and other western cities may cover demand. coffee costs likely to rise temporarily.
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Examiner
Chicago
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Pacific
Beattie
Tacoma
Portland
J. A, Folger &C
Schillingss
Praientis
Posiedt
Hewieih
Bentthe
California
San Francia
Lawsuit Seeks 10000 Sum Over City Sidewalk Injury
In Lewiston, the district court heard a case against the city of Teusalem over a $10000 claim for injuries from a fall on a sidewalk in front of a Grand property. McLean seeks damages after a prior verdict of 174000. the differing amounts stalled the trial and affected interest in the Melean judgment.
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Tewiston
Taninin
MOMEY
Mere McLein
Teaiman
Lewiston Tribune
Irrigation Age Reporter in City After Earthquake Event
Anderson of the Irrigation Age and the Boise Statesman were in the city yesterday after leaving San Francisco the night of the quake. The train slowed and a section buckled causing a disturbance. Passengers returned to the point of impact as hot water issued from the edge of a damaged area.
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Anderson
Irrigation Age
Boise Statesman
San Francisco
Donaldson's Adds Chicago Dispenser of Fancy Drinks
Donaldson's announces the addition of Mr. Woolley of Chicago as dispenser of all kinds of fancy drinks. They claim to produce the best drinks by using fruit juice and expert preparation, guaranteeing satisfaction.
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Woolley
Chicago
Doughnut Nostalgia Prompts Memory of Mother in Oregon
A poem recalls a doughnut shop sign promising treats “like mother used to make” and a farmhouse memory. The speaker walks from a store to an old red-listed house, the scent of fresh doughnuts stirring memories of maternal baking and Oregon-made pies.
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Paultless
Mother
John
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Wallace
Nawfren
Wallatés
Contel
Fes
Wallace Gor
L. Hunziker
Main Street
Curlew, Wash
Koeppen
Wundersohns
Furniture Polish
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Doyen Holts
Bireh Creek
Forestry
Ithue Mountiliy Forest Reserve
Society
Ite
Polk County Association
Werniehee Arm
Hart Schaffner & Marx
the People’s Warehouse
Ccnow
Actos
Lewiston
Payotto
Tiaho
Sar Franctio
Donaldson
F. J. Donaldson
Red Cross Pharmacy
John Dyer
Oges
East End
J. W. Dyer
W.D. Fletcher
Court Street
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