Fragmentary Notice From Portland and Washington Offices
The snippet lists several news bureaus and addresses including Crecon News Co in Morrison Street Portland and Northwest News Co in Chicago and Washington DC, indicating exchange of press materials or bureau locations with partial details.
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Oregonian
The
Crecon News Co
Morrison Treet
Wottland
Northwest News Co
Portland
Chicago
Hureau
Wrebington
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton to Host Round-Up Opening Soon
Pendleton set to welcome crowds for the second annual Crowter and wild west exhibition known as the Round-Up. Commercial club drives lodging plan with thousands of folding beds to house visitors. residents urged to host guests with proper introductions and recommendations, beds payable after the event.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Algorb
Wieton Sells Beds in Round-Up Offer
A round-up ad invites readers to order beds naming Dan J. Smythe and J R E Keefe as contacts. It asks for a fame address and the number of people the bed can accommodate, promising clear reinscience in return.
Western opportunities praised by Lawson amid Pacific Northwest debate
Boston visitor Tom Lawson argues the West offers vast chances along railroad routes and in agriculture, while critics warn against overhyped claims. He cites Umatilla County and Thorn Hollow springs as tests of Western promise, urging sustained development and cautious optimism about未来 productivity.
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Tom Lawson
Horace Greely
West
Greely
Pacific
Lawcen
Boston
Northwest
United States
Canada
Tom Tawson
Umatilla
Col E H Green Declares He Will Not Marry
Col E H Green son of the wealthiest woman has announced in the press that he will take no wife. It is expected he will receive many applications and the applicants are certain to find the mother in law no obstacle to their suit.
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Pendleton
E. H. Green
Himelf
Let 'er Buck Spirit Roars In City In One Month
A citywide mood shifts to a brash frontier vibe as a month from now events celebrate the rustic boldness known as the Let 'er buck spirit. Officials urge preparation and safety amid anticipated crowds and activities.
Belfast Linen Trade Outlook In 1910
Consul Hunter Sharp reports Belfast an industrial city led by the linen trade with strong labor demand across shipbuilding and engineers. 1910 brought steady but anxious conditions in spinning and raw-material markets, while white goods and plain linens saw rising demand. Trade with the United States lagged in some areas, yet Denmark remained steady. overall production year remained buoyant despite yarn cost pressures.
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Belfast
Hunter Sharp
United States
Unclear 1911 Market Outlook for Manufacturers
A fragment discusses plays Hnens and tantrics and states the sour released in smaller quantities on order than at commencement. It notes higher prices for yarn and suggests a poorer outlook for manufacturers throughout 1911 based on modern scale factors and market conditions.
Major World Events Framed By Fragmented Chronicle
A garbled recap lists 19th to mid-20th century events: French losses, Tours Siena insurrection, Norway Sweden union, Japan and Russia naval actions, Henry M. Stanley’s plans, a Confederate raid on Kate Robinson, Franco Prussian war battles, and the first American vessel to Japan. Delegates gather in Washington for the International Esperante congress.
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Caloge
Prancve
Hollimd
Prince
Grange
Luxemiere
le Queenoy
Joubert
Novi
Tourssiena
United States
Xan
Port Arthur
Pigvom Bay
Waasts Inston
Birthday Sketch of Congressman Charles Vincent of New York
The article profiles Charles Fornes, native of Erie County New York and Union Academy graduate Lookport New York. He led a Buffalo public school, then worked as bookkeeper and cashier, formed C W Fornes & Co in New York City 1877, served on New York City Board of Aldermen 1902 1904, engaged with major philanthropic institutions, trustee of Immigrants Industrial Savings Bank and New York Catholic Protectory, vice president of Columbian National Life Insurance Company, ex president of Catholic Club New York, and served three consecutive Congresses beginning with the Sixtieth Congress.
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Charles Vincent
Les
Kteissythres
Erie County
N. Y
Union Academy
Lookport
Buffalo
W. Fornes & Co
Woolens
New York City
Fornes
Board of Aldermen
New York
Immigrante Industrial Savings Bank of
Catholic Club
Forner
Saint Luke’s rector and the cellar coal mixup
The venerable rector of St Luke’s demanded coal be stored in the church’s usual cellar, but a coal delivery confusion sent a portion to the Fourth Street entrance cellar. A worker named Sam and the coal dealer argued over the proper placement, highlighting miscommunication and tensions around church property.
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ST. Luke
St. Luke's
Sam
Fourth Street
Yassin
Sage Tea Hair Remedy Warns Against False Claims
Drugists warn that Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, marketed as sage tea for hair growth and color restoration, contains sulphur and may be sold with refunds if it fails to meet claims. Pendleton Drug Co. endorses the product with a money back promise.
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Drugeists
Wyeth
Druggista
Fragmentary Speech Captures Slurred Harbor Exchange
In a garbled quote from Harper's Haenzine a speaker mumbles about color and a response to St. Luke, with interruptions indicating confusion and a tense exchange. The text reads like a phonetic misspeak or transcription error.
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St. Luke
Harper's
A Wardrobe Question at the Reading Room
W Andrews of the Orerar library in Chicago raises a broader issue of dress rules beyond reading room etiquette. He argues that shirt sleeves and suspenders affect comfort and dignity, proposing a warm season style allowing coat removal without undressing and equalizing men’s attire with women’s dress standards.
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W Andrews
Whrarton
Orerar Library
Chicago
Andrews
Panama Hat Story Tells of Misread Telegram Mishap
In a Lambe's Club talk at New York, ile Foy recounts a Panama hat tale where a young clerk plans a picnic. A telegram altered by an operator reads Bring ph and ma, prompting a comic misunderstanding when the girl arrives with her parents.
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Ile Foy
New York
Panama
Pier 1
Will
Washington Star
Minister Fault Cited By Fifth Avenue Church Member
A Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church member in New York recalls Dr. J H Jowett saying the minister bears fault if the church fails to grow not the congregation. The speaker notes Jowett once supported an elderly lady in a related remark.
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J. H. Jowett
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Snuff Joke Sparks Morning Sermon Exchange
A Pittshire Gazette Times item recounts a church scene where a passenger humorously mutters about taking snuff to stay awake during the sermon. The minister retorts asking why not place the snuff in the sermon itself, provoking a wry clash with an elderly attendee.
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Pittshore Gazette Times
Representative Livingston Proposes Bathtub Rent Idea
A Georgian representative vented about bathtub shortages and suggested rental as a money maker. He quipped that the nation could resemble a scene where a valet asks if a bath should be hot or cold, noting the absurdity with humor reflective of newspaper satire.
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Livingston
Georcue
Bill
New York Press
Crop Losses Hit Worst Since 1901 Across Nation
Government crop report shows June to early July drought and heat produced enormous losses with total yield about 4.272 billion bushels a drop of 870 million from prior estimates. Corn down 600 million, spring wheat cut by 35 million, oats off 26 million in twelve leading states. Area most affected spans New York to Rocky Mountains. southern states mostly steady due to rains. Pacific Northwest favorable but July variability noted. A mix of miscellaneous notes follows including travel tips, a joke, and local Bend events.
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Chicago
Washington
Lowes
New York
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
Embracimir
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