Fair dates set by North Pacific Fair Association
The North Pacific Fair Association met in Portland and announced dates for major northwest fairs. Vancouver Exhibition August 20, Southwest Washington Fair August 27, Spokane Interstate Fair September 5, Grays Harbor County Fair September 10, Washington State Fair September 17, Northwest Land Products Show November 24, and Provincial Exhibition Now New Westminster. If North Yakima or Salem-New Westminster shifts, others adjust accordingly. Vancouver may join Canadian Prairie Circus the week of August 12 if needed. All fairs are single day events except Northwest Land Products Show.
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Northwest
North Pacific Fair Association
Portland
Vancouver
B. C
Southwest Washington
Centralia
Wash
Spokane
Grays Harbor
Bima
Wanh
North Yakima
Wah
Oregon
Seattle
Weelinster
Salem
New Westminster
Canadian Prairie Circus
Northwest Land Products Show
Bernhardt gravely ill in New York hotel aftermath
Paris star Sarah Bernhardt remains seriously ill in New York after a Saturday stroke prior to a scheduled Empire theater premiere. She attended a benefit for French soldiers but is unable to perform as doctors monitor a severe attack on her leg and general health.
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Sram Bernhardt
New York
Sarah Bernhardt
France
Halmore Hotel
Empire Theater
Bernhardt
Ananda
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Croup Quickly, Says Mother
A Foley advertising claim recounts a Georgia mother noting rapid relief for her children’s croup after nightly doses of Foley's Honey and Tar. The notice praises the remedy for croup whooping cough and bronchitis and urges readers to try it.
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Childtien
Foley
Billie Mayberry
Ebert
Ronchla
la Grippe
Tallman & Co
North Pole Flight Plans Under Amundsen Expedition
CHICAGO doc T-Fitie reports at ford were published today by Captain Hoald Amundeen director of the Fourth pole in preparation for his expedition to the north pole Colin Amunden plans to mate the final dash to the pole in an awn plane The Aero Club of America to be hind the expedition and the Rose to Mirna the machine in which TF hone to make the flight to and around the pole He will take We Felire to peach the Pole and as many to return.
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Smivdven
Chicago
Ford
Hoald Amundeen
Direcverey
North Pole
Colin Amunden
Aero Club of America
Mirna
Hermiston Man Sent to Hospital for Appendicitis
Hermiston Oregon December seventh news notes detail Paul Miller homesteader in the Columbia district taken to St Anthony's hospital Pendleton after an acute attack of appendicitis. He underwent an operation and is expected to recover. The item also lists local social visits and travels around Thanksgiving with multiple residents mentioned.
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Nermiston
Ore
Paul Miller
Columbia District
St Anthony's Hospital
Pendleton
Frontopolis Ferelvedhia
Walter N. Rees
MD. Scroggs
Pendigton
Oregon Theater
Ro Reevee
J.T. Hinkle
T. P. Campbell
Virginia Todd
R. C. Todd
J. A. Campbell
Portland
Smallpox Plague Warning Spreads Urging Vaccination
New York report from the United States Public Health Service notes smallpox spread across nineteen states. Officials urge revaccination for those not vaccinated in five years and immediate vaccination for all residents. Health experts warn of possible New York outbreak due to widespread transmission elsewhere. The last major outbreak was in 1902 with expected cycles every seven to fourteen years.
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New York
United States Public Health Service
John T. Black
Board of Health
Charles F. Roldvats
Colts Health Department
Winnings
Boldman
Health Department
Bolduan
Fog Sucking Gat Trip Drags On In Community Notes
East Oroponian Specials recount a strange stormy travel tale as FP Steele carries a peculiar burden twelve miles to a vacant ranch within 24 hours. Farmers face agricultural disruption while local social notes reflect the oddity and community reactions.
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Nolin
Dee T
Steele
Blizzard Strikes as Residents Endure Cold Rain and Snow
Nolin endured a blizzard spine chilling afternoon with inches of snow and a cold drenching. Residents sheltered as wind and snow swept through the area. Carpenters add bunk house space for section work while locals travel to farms and towns. community gatherings and church events resume after the storm.
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Nolin
Suffrage Debate Divided On Negro and Mulatto Amendment
At a wet meeting the suffrage amendment was argued by Ed Dupule and R. S. Bixby for the affirmative and D. W. Davis and Joe F. Fisher for the negative. The judges returned a negative decision.
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Ed Dupule
Bixby
D. W. Davis
Joe F. Fisher
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Pippin
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Webb
Santa Claus
Main and
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Alta
Hermiston
Pendleton Hospital
Aml Me
J. D. Newel
H. D. Newell
Mr. Strom
Walter Ree
Paul Jon
Ethel Rodgers
Wateon
Mika Kate Eaton
Corere
Boasie McPherson
CM. Jackson
BR. C. Walker
Harold Dean
B. J. Roberta, Jr
Mia Dorothy Kilndt
Walla Walla
Martha Kiindt
Barhill
Mia
W. J. Warner
Jane
Chemawa
Oro
Warner
J. D. Watson
Clarive
John D. Jr
Aent
Wiito
Roettinger
Western Land & Irtigation Co
Mire J. Hall
Mina Pleth
Effie Hicks
Walter Mitchell
Mr. and
Mra. Hook
Thomken Hawthorne
Reclamation Service
Irrigan
Mr. Hawthorne
Prof
B J. Hawthorne
Mia Minuie Hawthorne
Eugene
Carrington
Billionsburg
James Lipperell
Hostetter
poYour
Ley
Copenhagen
Navy
Alexanders
Poreman Birnie
la Grande
F. Steele
Leo L. Fix
Allcall
Wm. Slusher
Echo
Nicholas
United Brethren Church of Spokane
Hoclal
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Ido
Fatleon
Ellen
Edison Boo
Edison
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Alta Ihiaire
Herbert I. Travelutte
Seascar
Mighty Bosh’e
America
Collins and
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