Bride Returns Single to Hot Springs After Matrimonial Borean
A jumbled report chronicles a bride returning to Hot Springs Arkansas from Portland after an arranged marriage with Alfred Sando. The narrative notes misgivings, lack of financial support, and the bride's departure back to “God's country” with mixed local reaction. Names listed include Sando and multiple cities and individuals linked to a matrimonial bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sander
Harrigan
Simlo
Helix
Arkanaw
Mr.reads
Hat Springa
Iit
Sando
Portland Names Listed in Hotel Fendinton Report
Fragmentary OCR lists names associated with a Portland hotel incident or report including FM Rape, Montelih, Ekura, Visaith, TS Prodits and Baker City with no clear context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dres
Hotel Fendinton
FM Rape
Portland
Montelih
Ekura
Visaith
TS Prodits
Baker City
Kiestric Bitters Boosts UC, W. Hell Amy Reader Claim
A reader from Ames Iowa reports severe illness followed by rapid recovery after taking Kiestric Bitters. The letter touts renewed strength and vigor and urges others to try the product with a satisfaction guarantee. The advertisement notes a price in cents and promotes the remedy through a local company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hellamy
Iowa
Allman & Uo
Centa
Young Wheat King Alta Hevel Dies Owing to Combine Incident
Alta Hevel, a prominent Umatilla county wheat grower, was killed while oiling a combine north of Yoakum. Relatives plan to carry on his work at 1700 to 1900 acres wheat plus 1700 to 2500 acres summer fallow. Widow Anna Hevel and Herm Crassinger will oversee harvest as the family manages assets and grain. The accident ends a rising wheat career with five weeks of harvest ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia Hevel
Alta Hevel
Yoakouw
Pendiston
Anna Hevel
Pendleton
Herm Crassinger
Young Hevel
Umatilla
Trade Mark Tale Highlights Northern Pacific Wonderland
A story explains how a clerk sketching at his desk inspired Northern Pacifics trademark later linked to Korea’s flag. Rev W S Holt provided valued input while Pendleton readers learn about Mueckes boarding house and local residents as Lee Connertley improves after illness. Ms Fay Fuller reviews Roycrofters in East Aurora and praises her literary skill.
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A. D. Chariton
Northern Oataratelite
Olin D. Wheeles
Wonderland
W. 8. Holt
Pendleton
Presbyterian Church
China
Holt
Charlton
Portland
Northern Pacific
Korea
St. Paul
Northern
L'il Jant
Miew Fay Fuller
Portland Evening Telegram
Roycroftera
Roycrofters
East Aurora
New York
Elbert Hubbard
The
Philistine
Ise Fuller
Royerofters
Shooting of Sheriff Maddock by Hank Vaughn Explained
O F Thompsons recalls that Hank Vaughn fired in the pre dawn confusion believing he faced Indians. Thompson, a former county sheriff, says Vaughn shot Maddock while pursuing him for stock stealing. Vaughn later learned he had fired on non Indians.
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O. F. Thompsons
Hank Vaughn
O. F. Thompson
Muttercreek
Frank Maddock
Maddock
Vaughn
Hack Vaughn
Mr. Thompson
Waggin
Kin Pal
Burnt River
Vangbou
Pendleton Man Denied Change For Nickel At Store
A man in Pendleton sought one cent change for a nickel at Patton's store to mail two letters and catch a departing train. George Lash refused the request after inspecting the nickel, warning Pendleton risks earning a reputation as a small change town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Patton’s
George Lash
Thas
Oppenheimer in Trouble Over Bounced Drafts
Reno Oppenheimer, formerly with Burns, faces trouble after issuing night drafts on the First National Bank at Baker City for about 50 dollars while working life insurance. Drafts returned unpaid due to lack of funds. He is now in Prairie City and must settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Oppenheimer
Burns
Times-Herald
First National Bank
Baker City
Oppenheimer
Prairie City
Lee Connerley Stricken Splitting Wood Near Helix
Lee Connerley collapsed while splitting wood for Artie Anderson eight miles west of Helix at 6 30 on a Saturday morning. He was brought to Pendleton on the W C KR train and taken to a local hospital at noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muecke
Johnson and Waterstreets
Pendleton
W. B. Connerley
William Connerley
McKay Creek
Lee Connertley
OC. J. Smith
Lee Connerley
Artie Anderson
Helix
Connerley
Mra
Dr King’s New Discovery Sold For Cough Cure
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Ind claims severe coughing and consumption were cured after using three bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery. She says she gained 58 pounds after treatment and praises the medicine as a sure cure for coughs colds grippe bronchitis and lung trouble. Trial bottles are offered free at Tallman Co.’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Missing Cash Recovered After House Cleaning Mix Up
William Taylor of Ellensburg Washington kept a cash stash at home in a paper wrapped package behind a store room bank. Mrs Taylor swept the money into refuse and dumped it on a pile of junk in an alley. After days she searched the heap and found the two one hundred dollar bills and six hundred dollars in smaller notes intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Ellensburg
Waeh
Amputations After Prison Yard Foot Injury
Andrew Evans a youth and stepson of J L ard the Walla Walla butcher had his right foot crushed Monday morning while working with a Zaring threader on penitentiary grounds. His foot was caught in a cylinder and mangled, necessitating amputation above the ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Evans
J. L
Ard
Walla Walla
Cattlemen and Sheepmen Deny Impending Bloodshed
A Pendleton dated August 4 communication claims danger along Camas prairie but sources say no blood clash is likely. Cattlemen and sheepmen, including prominent locals, insist both sides have rights and will not fight, based on interviews and travel through Ukiah Alba Pilot Rock Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Portland
Camas Prairie
Charles Cunningham
East Oregonian
Alttin
Battle Ground
Ukiah
Alba
Pilot Rock
Tacoma Street Fair and Carnival Aug 14 to 24
The notice promotes a Tacoma event with a round trip fare to Tooma on August 15 and return by August 10. It also advertises One Minute Cough remedy from Tallman & Co and Sinbrock, with contact at St. Joseph's academy area and Peter Wont for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Tooma
Iood
Tallman & Co
Lote
Sinbrock
St. Joseph’s Academy
Peter
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