Local ads mix of services and sales in early listing
A crowded local classified page lists services and sales including lodging at 206 W Webdle and 777 Thompson Street, coal and dry wood lines, groceries, dairy cows for sale, farm and lumber suppliers, horse yard stables, moving services, and riverboat travel to Portland. Numerous phone numbers and business names appear with varied offerings from Meat market to transfer work and municipal notices.
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March Henry
W. Webdle
Black
Platzoeder
Rock Springs
Thompson Street
H. H. Copeland
Jane
Bieck
B. L. Burroughs
Penta
Oroa
Main Street
Conrad Pinteveder
E. Court Street
Malin
B. A. Morton
Dutch Henry
Nick Pulvus
Thorn Hollow
P. O. Box
City
Portland
Dalles
Bailey Gatnert Eaves
Portand
Haul It Firm Advertises Moving Services
Let George Haul It contact George Stanger at Gritman Bros. Main 611 for light or heavy haylines of all kinds. Trunks furniture or pianos moved promptly and with care to any part of the city.
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George
George Stanger
Gritman Bros
Stolen Bicycle Report From Feeplee Ware Front
A bicycle with mui suits and lantern hanger was stolen from in front of Feeplee Ware. The item, described as a new Yoonbler bicycle, was taken on Auewit 29. A reward is offered for its return to the office.
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Auewit
Yoonbler
Lightning Pranks Hit Farmer in Mansfield Center Kitchen
In Mansfield Center Connecticut last night a bolt of lightning struck farmer Joseph Harrow as he sat in his kitchen. The lightning entered through a pipe, ran down his leg, burned him severely, and sent a wrench and knife blade fused together into one welded piece.
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Koife
Mansfield Center
Conn
Joseph Harrow
Barrow
Eim
Wedded Five Times at 26 in Chicago
Mrs. Donnie Snow Dickson Sinsinsheimer Williamson Clark, age twenty six, marries her fifth husband Joseph H. Engleman in Kenosha Wisconsin seeking secrecy. Engleman is twenty seven. his wife had earlier married five men, with the first three now dead and the couple’s union kept private.
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Chicago
Donnie Snow Dickson-Sinsinsheimer - Williamson- Clark
Joseph H. Engleman
Engleman
J. Dickson
Fred
Clark
Kenosha
Wis
Married couple reconciles after seventeen years apart
William II Tabor and Edna Lightfoot, once joined, separated but did not divorce seventeen years ago in Wyandotte County. Edna Lightfoot moved to San Francisco while Tabor remained a constable. They have since remarried and are together again.
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Kansas City
William II. Tabor
Edna
Tabor
Wyandotte County
Edna Lightfoot
San Francisco
Tador
Abernathys Ride Horses Across Nation Arrive in South Bend
Abernathy brothers Lows and Temple with their father former U S Marshal Jack Abernathy have ridden from New York to San Francisco and reached South Bend Indiana officials said the travelers are accompanied by their father guiding horses on their cross country journey.
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South Bend
Ind
Abernathy Boys
Lows and
Temple
United States
Jack Abernathy
New York
San Francisco
Deposed Shah Trapped After Fierce Persian Battle
A fragment reports exiled Shah Mohammed Ali Miran defeated in a clash with Persian forces near Teheran marked by heavy losses. It states he has about 340 men remaining after a battle that cost him multiple troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed Ali Miran
Fieheran
Herk Thiet
Mohammed Ali Suirwi
Suvadkub
Téfieran
Salvage Efforts Underway After Santa Rosa Wreck
Venice witnesses report partial recovery of the Santa Rosa wreck with Captain Albert Christy as the first diver aboard. Officials say three fifths of the wreck and most cargo will be saved including possible machinery recovery.
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Venice
Cal
Wivfrech
Santa Rosa
Albert Christy
WW Corgaress
Chris
Declan
Elopement Rumor Taints Newport Family Ties
Mrs Preved suffers collapse as Geraghty marriage ripples through Newport society. French and Vander Mt families anxiously await, while plans to join kin abroad are delayed by her health crisis and a presumed accident in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Oo French
Bisie French
Rockefeller Institute Receives Extra 21 Million Gift
A garbled notice reports that Stocketelier or a related figure adds 21 million to a Rockefeller medical research institute fund. The text remains unclear but implies a substantial philanthropic extension to the Rockefeller Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stocketelier
York
John DD. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockefelier
Local Aims and Arrivals Highlight Salem Visit Details
D W Yands of Salem registers at the Bowmin venue and C E Cameron of Echo visits the city yesterday. W C B K Pruitt departs for Portland for a short stay. Firnest Knight, Helix rancher, and Mrs Scott from Helix arrive on the N P line. M L Morrison, Hess resident, comes in for business. C E Roosevelt returns from the mountains with grouse. Joe Stockman travels to Pendleton from Helix. Jim Spence of the Portland Journal arrives on the Northern Pacific. Mrs Stose Campbelll and Miss Phyllis Parkes return from Spokane after Peach Day. Charles Bond and Jack Kerfe ride the local from Freewater after Peach Day. Viva Warren, city school principal, returns from Weston. T C Taylor, Judge Thomas FitzGerald, Leon Cohen and St Alexander auto home from Freewater Peach Day. Figdar W Smith comes from Vansycle for harvester repairs after finishing his grain.
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C. E. Cameron
Echo
W. C. BK. Pruitt
Portland
Firnest Knight
Helix
M.L. Morrison
Hess
C. E. Roosevelt
Joe Stockman
Pendleton
N. P
Helix Country
Jim Spence
Portland Journal
Northern Pacific
Charles Bond
Jack Kerfe
Freeewater
Viva Warren
Weston
T. C. Taylor
Judge Thos
FitzGerald Leon Cohen
St Alexander
Auto
Freewater
Fidgar W. Smith
Vansycle
Asa
Prehistoric Skull Unearthed Near Lost Spring
E B Adair of Lost Spring near Douglas reports uncovering six human skulls embedded in rock. Archaeologists believe the find predates Biblical times and the skulls are well preserved.
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Laramie
Wyo
E. B. Adair
Lost Spring
Douglas
Tragic Mexican Express Train Wreck Kills Many
A flooded river washed out a bridge as a 4c express train plunged into the Amavusie river near Mexico City. About a hundred people are reported dead or drowned with many bodies downstream. the Red Cross relief train found little to do as no survivors were listed. Most aboard were believed to be Americans among the passengers.
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Mexico City
National Railrond
Amavusie
oWime
Mainy
Ust
Cooling Motil To Be Electroulted In Spokane
In Spokane valley a new electrical apparatus claimed to destroy codling moths and other pests was demonstrated. W M Frost of Opportunity and J C Lawrence of Spokane presented what they called the first in the world of its kind, killing several moths and green larvae in a test with six storage bottles each applying power.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Valley
W. M. Frost
Opportunity
J. C.lawrence
Bern
Electric moth extermination nets tested in orchard
Moths are lured to bright yellow light and struck by netted light bulbs wired to form a circuit. The bodies drop into a receptacle beneath the globe. Frost estimates one battery can guard an acre of trees, cutting spray costs and labor. Several neighbors witnessed the test and plans spread to 10 acre orchard tracts and larger areas next spring.
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Frost
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Daughters Witnessed Parents Marriage in Spokane Court
Spokane couple Spokane resident David P. Robin 70 and Mrs Sarah J. Crocker 65 married at Spokane county courthouse with Justice Samuel C. Hyde presiding. Blanche Johnson and S. E. Rebit witnessed the ceremony as family participants. Robie, a New Hampshire native, has been in Spokane for over 35 years and operates a large Greenacres apple orchard amid other interests.
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Spokane Wash
David P. Robin
Greenacres, Wash
Sarah J. Crocker
Spokane
Indianapolis
Indiana
Spokane County Court House
Samuel C. Hyde
Washington
Congress
Blanche Johnson
E. Rebit
Robie
New Hampshire
Greenacres
Spokane Valley
Mrs Roble Plans Midwest and New England Visit
Mrs Roble prepares for a trip to the middle western states with a stop in Indiana, then travels to Manchester and other New Hampshire cities to tour scenes from the bridegroom's boyhood.
Indian Lawyer Retained to Seek $15 Million for Nez Perce Lands
Richard Adams, a Delaware Indian lawyer who previously won $12 million for the Choctaw, has been retained by the Nez Perce of northern Idaho to pursue $15 million from the U S government for lands taken by federal authorities. A council approved data gathering and will appoint a Laywal agency committee to work against Adams. He represents the claim on a contingent fee of 10 percent if the case succeeds.
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Spokane
Wash
Richard Adams
Idaho
United States
Northwest
Laywal
Sias Whitman
Agaist Adams
Adame Hig
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F. E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
Owl
Aura Street
Sharon & Eddings
Carr's Mills
Meachum
Jersey
I. W. Short
Milton, Ave
Csty
Road
Mr. Lee
W. Webb
Parker's Automobile
Lehman Spring
Gadwa
Binek
Tan
Koeppens
Parget
Shah
D. W. Yands of
Salem
Bowmin
Stose Campbelll
Phyllis Parkes
Mexico
Wohlenberg Dept
Mariiage
Ayjyel
MT. Hood
Tallsman & Co
Boston
Sal
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