Marriages and society notes fill Klamath Falls pages
Whiter Eggerth and Miss Bessie Falrolo wed in San Francisco per telegram to local readers. Social events include Mrs J R Dickson sewing afternoon for Mia Westbrooke Dickson and Miss Pear McKenna of Portland. Mrs Samuel A Newberry hosted bridge at Court Street. Mrs Troutman of Aberdeen to Portland then back for the round-up. Pendleton and Portland visitors mingle with local families as touted by the Portland Journal and Pacific Coast society circuit.
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Klamath Falls
Whiter Eggerth
Bessie Falrolo
San Francisco
Fairrelo
Joseph Smith
Smith
Egeerth
Western Union
Miss Fairclo
J. R. Dickson
South Main Street
Inlaw
Mia. Westbrooke Dickson
Mises Pear McKenna
Portland
University of Oregon
C. Ei. Troutman
Aberdeen
Samuel A A. Newberry
West Court Street
Charlies Cole
Troutman
William Ho MeCormmach
Markies Repoise First Husband Dies
Oakland widow Mrs James W Rogers, widow of James W Rogers killed for alleged poaching and illicit ivory trading in the African jungles by British troops, has been officially notified of his death by English authorities. She is on vacation to recover from the shock of the recent death of the man she believed had been dead ten years. After believing him alive, she married W H Bardon of Los Angeles, a former business partner of her husband, as Rogers is said to have amassed a vast fortune.
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Oakland
Cal
James W. Rogers
Huxbaned
Rogers
Widow Hopes for Rest After Africa Work
Mrs Harden may be sole heir if his career in Africa ends. From Oakland she says she is exhausted and unhappy about rumors that she had been married before his death. She recalls Jim Rogers was alive and references Bardon as his friend, seeking a break.
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Africa
Harden
Oakland
Wanker to Teach British to Cook for Olympiad
London report says Professor Hernard Novamber, a New York scientist, arrives to instruct English housewives in cooking as a step toward reclaiming athletic supremacy and aiding Britain to win the 1916 Olympiad. He notes many middle and lower class women in London have rudimentary cooking knowledge and calls for broader education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hernard Novamber
New York
Novamber
United Press
England
Millions Prom Gamblers Proceeds in France Reported
The article notes that gambling proceeds in France over five years totaled about 1.4 million dollars. It states the 150 percent levy collected by the government funded charitable works and public projects under the 1907 law.
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Parikx
France
Ely's Cream Balm for Hay Fever and Rose Cold
Ely's Cream Balm offers instant relief for Hay Fever and Rose Cold by applying to nostrils and inhaling aromatic fumes. It soothes inflamed mucous membranes, relieves sneezing and nasal soreness, and claims prevention with regular use during the season. Sold by druggists, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Ely
Hermiston Board Names Teachers For Five Sixth Grades
Hermiston Oregon August 24 The school board selected three teachers for the fifth, third and second grades of the school Miss Beulah Reed West Chicago Illinois for the fifth grade Miss Alma Wingate Seattle Washington for the third grade and Miss Alberta McDonald Beardsley Minnesota for the second grade Also notes on water rights and land entries involving desert land patents and remarks by H T Irvin and A W Lafferty plus local visits and business from Echo and Walla Walla figures.
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Hermiston
Ore
Hermiston School Tren
Beulah Reed
West Chicago
Alma Wingate
Seattle
Wash
Alberta McDonald
Beardsley
Minn
H.T. Irvin
Umna
Gevert Land
George H. Upthegrove
Walla Walla
John D. Watson
John
Stapish
Wish
James Hoskins
Marie Gilbert
Echo
Land of Flow
Uncle Tom's Cabin to be shown in tent at Stanf ield
In Stanfeld Oregon on August 30 residents anticipate a tent showing of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The item lists numerous local visitors and guests from Plainville Wisconsin Milton Tacoma Omaha Pendleton Boise Spokane and Freewater. Others include Gordon Keeney Helen Scea and Miss Unthank with various local hosts and trips noted. The piece also advertises Chamberlains remedies with a reader testimonial.
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Stnfell
Ore
Uncle Tom
Gordon Keeney
San Diego
Cal
Richards
Plainville
Wis
Thomas Richards
Helen Scea
Milton
Myrtle Anlerson
George Corse
Hermite
Charles Carr
Stella McCullough
Mounttains
Miss & Unthank
Tacoma
A. C. Thomson
Joe Worthely
Mesa
Himehaugh
Son
Herms
Freewater
J. Bagan
G. L. Hurd
Charles Preiznity
Wallace A. W. Gray
Walter Wagner
E. Lundwell
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Wales
Weenen
Crium
Kathleen Furnish
Furnish
Mike Dorothy Moulton
Oakmere
Miles Moulton
Dalles
Cloud Cap Inn
Carl Power
Beatrice Ireland
Pendleton
Detroit
Michigan
Cheyenne
the Beacon
Portland Psychology Club
Nehalem
Bailey
Bruce
Hastings
Warren
Povey
Merrymian
Kennedy
Jenkins
Alice Weister
Miss Eaton
Miss Sheridan
Miss Pike
John Simpson
Portland Journal
Pearl McKenna
Helen and
Mary Johns
A. L. Schaefer
Bridge
Lavelle McDonald
Edwin J. Burke
G. M. Rice
Newport
W. L. Thompson
Mr. Raller
Mr. and
Mires
F. B
Judd
Aon
Puget Shund Points
Olive Chesh Re
Willamette Valley
Mra
Shults
Bingham Springs
Mise Vion Warren
Weston
Mharvel
Baarvel
Markies Repoise
Wanker
Hermiston Board
Stanfield
Pedta
Chamberlain
Lindsay Scott
Temple
Ind
Met Oder
Frm Adam Appell Water Bag CO
Oregon
City Brewery
Billy’s Place
W. J. Bogert
Brewery Depot
Molitor & Stangier
Opera Barr
Antone Kraft
STATE
H. J. Latourelle
Aylor
Alfred Schneiter
Pendleton Iron Works
D.L
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Middle Western
New York Omaha
St. Louis
Paul
Toronto
Washington
T. F. O'Brien
Pendleton, Ore
R. Burns
Dist. Prt
Walla Walla, Wash
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