Echo News Note Greek Laborer Narrowly Escapes Crushing
The Echo reports a Greek laborer escaped death when bridge timbers rolled toward him on the side track. Prompt companion action averted disaster. Local teachers return from Baker City annual meeting with a three dove program and notes on school gymnasium facilities. Several townsfolk and visitors are mentioned with brief travel and social updates.
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Baker City
Walla Walla
Echo Public School
Cannon
Annal Instituty
Bakertty
Behe
Ore
Dee
t—Frank ‘van Meare
Frenda
J. D. Adams Co
Indianapolis
Henry Pierce
San Francisco
T. G. Smith
Mr. Pierce
J. Murphy
Wm. Daughtrey
Portland
Mr. Murphy
Masonic Order
Best: we pay him if you don't Mrs Schilling's grocer
A brief notice in a shop window promises refunds to customers who do not receive full value. It names Mrs Schilling and the grocer, indicating a customer service policy and a playful punchline about paying back money.
St Louis Social Register Shows Big Family Gap
The 1969 St Louis Social Register reports 3640 adults and 277 children up to 17 for girls and 26 for boys. It notes two children per family on average where children appear, with adults outnumbering children by more than thirteen to one. Weddings total 98, deaths 69, compared with prior year. The Kansas City Journal notes a hobo philanthropist named James Kads appearing in the register.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Society
St. Louia
Register
James Kads
Kansas City Journal
Nature's Plans for Mankind's Needs Quoted
A Washington Star quote discusses human convenience exemplified by ears used to hook spectacles. The brief line highlights practical thoughts on adaptation and daily life.
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Washington Star
Love's plan of doubling is to divide
A terse phrasing hints at a proverb on dividing plans for love joining or sharing resources, suggesting a caution about equal partnership or competing interests within a relationship.
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Love
Real Play By Real Players in Pendleton
Willard Mack and Miss Leone headline a strong touring cast in On Parole at the New Order Theater Pendleton last night. Despite a small crowd and an inadequate stage the performance impressed with authentic southern atmosphere and vivid character work, especially Miss Leone as Constance Pinkney and Mr Mack as Major Dale. The company later heads to Salt Lake City for a stock season before returning for another Pendleton engagement.
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Pendleton
New Ordor
Willard Mack
Miss Leone
Mr. Mack
Mack
Constance Pinkiney
Jy Quighey
General Pinkney
Miss Blin
Anita
Mr. Joyner
Notance
Salt Lake
Elrewit
University of Oregon Bulletin November Number
The East Oregonian announces receipt of the November issue of the University of Oregon Bulletin. It lists the set of officers and contains university updates.
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University
East Oregonsin
University of Oregon Plulletin
France’s pari mutuel wagering totals over sixty million
France saw 62,776,150 dollars wagered on horse racing last year under the pari mutuel system. Four percent of gross receipts go to the state for public charity and breeding, amounting to 2,001,987 dollars. The minister calls for tighter laws to curb illegal betting as current seven month figures show a drop in public mutuel receipts.
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Paria
France
New York Press
Sheath Gown Forcing Shorter Dancing Steps
A New York Sun report notes grave faces at a council of French dancing masters as women’s form-fitting sheath gowns hinder traditional dances. The council urged shorter steps and constrained styles to preserve dancers’ livelihoods amid evolving fashion and social norms.
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Council of
New York Sun
Minto Pnom Burning Well in Tampico Getting Hotter
Tampico Mexico reports the San Geronimo field well heating as the oil and water pour out at 172 degrees Fahrenheit. The combined hydrocarbon blend remains hot with no decrease in the gas output observed. Read the Bast Oregonian for full details.
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MINTO
Tampico
Mexico
San Geronimo
Herd
Dissolution Notice of Weber and Bellinger Firm
The partnership of Fred Weber and Cliff Bellinger doing business as Fred Weber company dissolves by mutual consent. Cliff Bellinger retains the business. Weber handles accounts and bills. Claims against the firm must be presented within 30 days. Ko- Hol digestive aid is advertised by Tallman & Co.
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Fred Weber
Cliff Bellinger
Fred Weber Company
Hart Parr
Notice to Patrons Berlin Dye Works
Owing to a temporary injunction served on me I am unable to call for your work. In a few days the case will be settled and I will conduct my business as before. Berlin Dye Works BH. K. Lorimer, proprietor.
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Berlin Dye Works
BH. K. Lorimer
Housekeeping Rooms for Rent in East Oregonian Building
Unfurnished rooms in the East Oregonian building are thoroughly renovated with steam heat electric light and water access. Enquire at the office. Also advertised is Kodol for dyspepsia promising relief from stomach troubles and indigestion, sold by Tallman & Co.
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East Oregonian
Tallman & Co
Studio Opens as W. & Bowman Promote New Studio
In a fine new studio, W. & Bowman announce they are ready for business offering Flist class work at reasonable prices and invite cordial photography work.
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W. & Bowman
For Sale Fine chicken ranch with buildings
For sale a fine chicken ranch with coops and all buildings in good condition. Includes 255 acres of adjoining wheat land. Enquire of Anton Nolte Pendleton.
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Anton Nolte
Pendleton
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Hermiston
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Oregon
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la Grande
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Thillee
Gresham
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Myrtle Point
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G. Barnes
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