Weston Aug 29 News Of County Events And Fines
Special correspondence reports C Robinson fined for disorderly conduct and ordered to leave town but allowed to stay with five days imprisonment. Harvesting advances as wheat threshed, North school damaged by storm, hay moved from mountains, and brick yard force expanded for large brick orders. Thomas Ray ill with typhoid fever. California winter plans by families. Peach day celebrated. some fruit damaged by storm. B F Somerville plans trip to British Columbia. George Stagger eyes automobile purchase amid rising grain warehouses and incoming shipments.
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British Columbia
John Martin Quite II
California
Weston
C. Robinson
B. F. Somerville
George Stagger
George Proehete
Freewater
John Martin
Thomas Ray
Weston Brick Yard
Freewater and Milton District Fair News and Local Notes
Freewater peach day drew large crowds with speeches by Senator Fulton and W. R. Ellis. Cannery operations will continue, boosting local canning output. District fair plans in Pendleton and Sacramento displays discussed. Measles cited in mild form among local children. Milton notes mention fruit displays, delegates to Sacramento, and arrivals from Spokane. Also includes an unrelated junk ad about deafness treatment and Hall’s Family Wipe.
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Pendleeton
Miltton
Sacramento
Pendleton
Freewater
Badgero Hall
C. W. Fulton
W. R Ellis
H. Hall
Portland
Mamie Wells
Cottage Grove
Elizabeth Connelly
Salt Lake City
Milton
Tassy Stewart
D. Peterson
Bertie Blaine
Spokane
Godwin
Wisconsin
Colin
Polk County Exports Sheep To Denver Market
1600 pure bred ram lambs shipped from Independence to Denver to supply sheep ranges. W W Percival arranged the sale to T F Boylen of Hay Creek Oregon, who begins the journey Sunday. Inspectors from federal state authorities found no scab or infectious disease, praising Polk County stock growers.
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T. F. Roylen Finn
Denver
Independence Enterprise
Polke County
Independence
Colo
W. W. Percival
Percival
T. F. Boylen
Hay Creek
Oregon
McClure
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Northwestern
Stotes
Catholic Marriage Decree on Common Law Provision
Seattle Aug 29 The latest decree of the Holy See declares that no Catholic marriages are valid unless performed by a priest in the presence of two witnesses. It allows exceptional provisions when a priest is unavailable to permit common law marriage.
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Seattle
Holy See
Church stance on marriage adapts old law to new localities
Bishop Edward J. O Dea of Nisqually clarifies that there is no new marriage rule. He explains the church recognizes irrevocability of a marriage contract when performed by authorized clergy in the country of the contract. No civil or church interference exists unless an impediment existed before the marriage. He asserts church doctrine remains unchanged since St Peter, regardless of decree.
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Edward J. O'Dea
Nisqually
Holy See
O'Dea
Idaho
Peter
Most Popular Remedy In Otsego County Endorsed
"The most popular remedy In Otsego county" Dr King's New Discovery is praised by Wm. M. Diets editor of the Otsego Journal Gilbertsville N Y as an infallible cure for coughs and colds. Guaranteed to never disappoint the taker by Tallman & Co.'s drug store. Price 60 cents and 1. Trial bottle free.
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Otsego County
Wm. M. Diets
Otsego
Gilbertsville
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
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