Fragmented foreign notices and events in Northwest news
A jumble of items from a historic Northwest section mentions deaths, ships, weather, rail, and local names. Notable entries include Beatrice Beerer’s death in Indiana, William Kieeman at 47 drowning near Newport, a hurricane strike, and a list of local residents and attendees across Portland Spokane and Seattle.
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Clolshuni
Coimnina
Tedlarie Willam
Murray
Smlem
Crofine
Beatrice Bereer
Kelluge
Inaho
William Kieeman
Newport
Troutdale
Portland
Esa Ta Sten
Alaske
Operacion
Selemean River
Coanell City
Bear Pav
Slotuena
Fort Assintheine
Local Notice About Oath and Catarrh Cure Warranty
A sworn statement from Frank asserts partnership at Fr Cheney & On and designates Grom as the owner of One Hundred Dollars for care of Catarrh. The document mentions Hell's Caterer Cigre Peers and a December date with a public notary. Catarrh cure claims are attached with a money-back offer and physician endorsement.
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Lreas
Frank
Public Land Sales Record Giant Oregon Leads National Receipts
A troubled OCR summary reports public land sales across the United States ending June 30. Oregon surpassed all states with over 800000 dollars more revenue, while Washington state posted significant entries and acres. The record details entries, fees, and acre totals, noting increases over the prior year and highlighting timber, land and mineral interests.
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Oregon
Washington
United States
Federay Treasury
Palen North
Poconil
Trenls Loty
Oreeon
Gillia
Enteine
Él Fees
Bib
Jini
British delegates tour Dominion to meet resources and visitors
Montreal dispatch reports British delegates planning an extended tour of the Dominion visiting Ontario Manitoba the Northwest Territories British Columbia New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to better acquaint visitors with unbound resources. The article notes a puzzling preventive of suicide claim and praises Electric Bitters as nerve strengthener and stomach kidney regulator amid promises of healthful mountain air baths hunting bowling and other pleasures under host CH Detton.
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Montreal
Que
Amellene
Ontario
Manito
Northwest Territories
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
England
Miers
Neaindenny
Laefret
Pervine
Iver
Taliman & Fo Draggsinte
Lenman
CH Detton Hee
Dr King’s New Life Pills Stop Pain and Constipation
A patient suffers severe pains and ailments from overwork but relief comes with Dr King’s New Life Pills. The pills are described as gentle yet thorough and guaranteed by Tallman & Co’s drug store.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Butcher Boddy Trades Key Press for Cattle in Athens
K J Boddy of Athens Oregon offers a No. 1 key press full circle nearly new in trade for cattle or hogs. Respond to KR Boddy Athens Oregon.
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Hay Press
Gale
Boddy
Athena
J. Boddy
Athens
Oregon
Trib ad claims cure for liquor and tobacco habits
Tribune advertises Trib as the world's greatest cure for liquor and tobacco habits. It argues that failures are user fault, not the remedy, citing improved health for many patients and contrasting with other advertised treatments. It warns against overconfidence and claims it offers a tested, healthful approach.
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Mimroch
Crete
Aniber Trearawt
Tob Eel
Angate
Alter
Eure
Helene of
Mauor Furfets
Mauor Furfets Vl Eoodfiijenes
Federeeyty
New Union offers cheap instruments through quick joint purchase
Jolm and get quick results at small cost with a join and pay plan. Members pay down 1000 and 1000 monthly while instrument depreciation boosts value for each new member. Regular 3400 instruments drop to 200 by joining the union and Therkelson's Piano House at 15 E Court Street promotes music for all.
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Gola
Therkelson
Court Street
Pendleton Academy Sets New Facilities and Prep Courses
Pendleton Academy announces a new top building and equipment, with a staff of experienced teachers. Special arrangements for private students and careful oversight of out of town pupils. All grades of public work thoroughly done. College preparatory work accepted by major colleges. Term begins September 14, 1908.
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Towth
Peat
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General News
Tauiden Mae
Maly
Spain
Humlan Kovernment
Elie & Galden
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Borneon
Wiliam Amory
New Yorker
Denis
Pitkache
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Northwest News
Hotel
Pendleton
Wilson
Spokane
Thomas Neetor
A. Nylander
TY Meetkheupt
Pertianil
EH Mclntosh
Portand
Dickey
Portwodtre
Dee Murpin
Batite Chariéa Hond
Cltr
Colwell
Gilnt San
Younsman Portiland Foanon
Perrinnt How
Cateten
Ec Shepeda
Portland Mere C OE Roosevelt
Olto
Wallin Walla
POA
Lovikenad
T. Muelle Portland
Kipeckner
Hk Fe Caeton Spollare
Sisrhuck
Walla Walla
H . Sterikwell Low Sreeleew
Douslir
Wise
Wright
Portinn
Gardyer
Portlend
T J. Thompson
Milton T Hh. Simonton
Seip Hong Giong_eltr
H Wright
Nye
Eo. Cheney
Cl J.C Thompson
City FE
Glenholm
City EL
Ghenhelm Spokane
Emil Denver J
Emil
Denver
Wiliaen Archin Storkwell J
Canninghem
Sutary Public. Hall
Hail
Pacific Iron Works
Foundry
Glacksmith Shop
Burnside St. Gridge
Canada
Deve ‘A
Closset & Devels Portland
Acker
N. Y
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Drugglete
Schmidt
F. W. Schmidt
Ollrea
Spider Te
Young Hywon
Sebilling’s
Hawley Bros
Saint Helen's Hall
Linve Abd Day
Cirke Ouf
City of Portland
Tennin Porvebark
Eleanor Tebbetts, Prin
Pendleton Academy
W. H. Bleakney
State Normal School
Weston
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Laatz
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