Awellest Stationers Hine Exhibit Stuns City
We claim the awellest display of fancy stationery ever shown in the city as a small vendor markets rare paper goods and ornate writing implements. The local crowd praised the craft and collection, noting quality bindings, inks, and gilt edges.
Games of Yesterday in Runmile and Red Rover Traditions
A nostalgic look at old playground games. Runwmile influences, Wolf and Toucher rules, Prisoner's Base variants, Red-Rover, Leapfrog evolutions, Stealing Hate, and child safety notes from earlier eras. Names of games and playful phrases illustrate how children played and learned rules.
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Etrest
Varianes
Major
Runwmile
Yesternay
Rimmline
Willy Wolf
Fragmentary Beath aypened Parity Story
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local news item but lacks coherent names places or events. Readable bits reference a person or group with unclear actions and potential financial details. The text does not yield verifiable facts for a full card.
Electric Bitters Claim Restored Health For Woman
Mire L. Pease of Lawful rue nm recounts a dramatic recovery after taking Three botthia of Electric Bitters over three months. She describes relief from nervous prostration, insomnia, headaches and debility, claiming she became a new person. Public notice from Tullman & Co.
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Elise
L. Pease
Abe
Tullman & Co
Population at Walla Walla State Penitentiary Reaches New High
There are 308 men confined in the state penitentiary, the largest in its history. The number rose from about 300 in two years due to large additions from surrounding cities and more inmates expected. Experts cite rapid growth over the past two years as a key factor.
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Walla Walla
Walle
W. and C. R. R. Making a Fill at Riverside Station
Walla Walla reports a large force began work to fill the roadbed of the Washington and Columbia River railway near Riverside Station on the Touchet river. A heavy bridge will be replaced by an earth and concealed arch, creating a roadway under the track. The project will need many laborers, a steam shovel, an engine, and horses for about two months.
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Walla Walla
Washington & Columbia River Railway
Riverside Station
Touchet River
Trenily
Horace
Pendleton Academy Beats High School 6 0 In Tough Scrimmage
Saturday clash on Pendleton grounds ends 6 to 0 as Academy defeats high school. Captain Wyckoff won the toss and kicked, McCarty's run and a fumble led to the first score. Slusher sparked a 30 yard return, detail highlights note strong team work and fitness. refs listed as Brynon and Conklin.
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Academy
John E. Thomipson
Vince
Pendleton Grounds
Pendleton Academy
Wy Fick
Ohiee
To McCarty
Fieid
Cronin
Crom Wien
Pues
Burke
Academy Svardne
Wewdemy
Danterous
Heaker
Sharper Frauds In Pendleton Sell Silver Dollars
Portland sharp Walton tailed to depart town selling silver dollars at 90 cents in Pendleton. He drew a crowd, claimed to be a sharper, and promised large returns. Marshal Heathman revoked his license and warned him off. Walton left short on cash, leaving townsfolk wary of similar schemes.
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Fred
Walton
Quaker Meliine Company
Alurjier
Waltan
Mala
Alta Street
Clyde Pertew
Fay
Heathman
Pendleton
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