Athena News Notes Fair and Supper at M E Church
Athena reports the Ladies Aid fair at the M E church raised funds with a $17 quilt sale and items priced from $5 to $10, a well-attended supper, and music from a local group. W R Taylor suffers blood poisoning warnings rise. Eva Ogle recovers from tonsillitis. Edna Rider leaves for Joseph to help uncle Join Melean in Wallowa county. Kilgore wounds finger fixing a muzzle. community voices caution on health risks from disease spread in New Jersey mosquitoes.
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W. R. Taylor
Mies Eva Qogle
J. C. Stamper
Athena
Pury
Edna Rider
Joseph
Wallowa County
Melean
Willa Walla
Friends
Kilgore
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. BE Church
Plemy
J4irah Barnes
Big Head Country
Washington
Mig
Barnes
Parella
Man! Mire G
DeGraw
Mi Lanes Mothe
Mia
Sarah Mel
Pil
Extermination Drive Against Mosquitoes Proposed by NY Traders
New York December report from the board of trade on Broadway shows merchants and officials debating how to kill mosquitos spreading disease to nearby rural districts. They agree on the need for strenuous effort but condemn crude measures as failures and seek firm plans to rid the area of the pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Trade
Broadway
Appearing Old Acts as Bar to Profitable Employ
An article promotes Herpicide as a hair growth aid and dandruff remedy. It claims aging hair harms employability and links dandruff to a burrowing gorm on hair roots. The ad touts Herpicide as the only effective treatment, urging samples through F W Schmidt, Detroit.
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Toman
Herpicide, Co
Detroit
Mich
F. W. Schmidt
Japanese Building Work Begun at World’s Fair
A force of carpenters from Japan begins erecting the national pavilion and several subsidiary structures on the Japanese reservation south of the Aichinory building. The complex includes the main pavilion reproducing the Shishinden palace and multiple pavilions such as the Bellevue and Kinkaku on, with much material shipped from Japan and finished entirely by Japanese craftsmen.
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Tokio
Japan
Boston Tea Party Anniversary Observed in Coles Town
Observances marked the December 1, 1774 raid on the Hancock Tavern in Coles Town now Hancock Tavern. Massachusetts Chapter of the Sons of the Revolution and the Old South Chapter of the DAR led events with other patriots in attendance.
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Coles Dna
Mont Proveon
Finn
Cole'ston
Hancock Tavern
Massachusetts
Old South
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief From Burns
A frightened Horne and crowd report many street accidents daily and urge carrying Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Burns Cuts Sores Erbema and Piles, sold at Tollman & Co.'s drug store.
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Horne
H Bucklen
Tollman & Co
New York Breeders Convene In Syracuse State Meeting
Syracuse N Y December 16 Syracuse hosts the annual meeting of the New York State Breeders Federation gathering sheep welers and cattle growers for Holstein Frisian Jersey and other breeds. The opening session featured addresses by President Frank Ward of Batavia and a talk on Sheep Breeding by Camp of Woodville. The convention and affiliated group meetings continue through tomorrow.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York State
Astoriathon
Jersey
Shrogetiire Breahure! Association
Teyfern
Frank () Ward
Batavia
Dotn Camp
Oll
Woodville
Got
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A. E Armstrong
D. Taylor
W . Taylor
Africa
New Jersey
Santa Clause
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Hostoy
Dee
Howton
Iale
Pia
Pram
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A. C. Koeppen
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Main Street
G. M. Froome
Carryalle
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Mein
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