Stanfield Building Purchase Aids Local Development
Dr G F Watts of Portland has bought the partially completed George building at Coe Avenue and Main Street in Stanfield. Contractor HHFE Allen will finish the work. the ground floor will be a store with a maple floored upstairs hall. Drainage contractor Eyvehbich won a Stanfield bid and will house his crew nearby. Writer W Weir and others observe drainage work while Gay Hayden plans orchard improvements.
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Stanfield
Ore
Yeo
G. FE. Watts
Portland
Coe Avenue
Main Street
George
HH FE. Allen
Eyvehbich
Bechlgeh
Bruce Co
Stanfiell
C. BE. Webster H
C. BE. Bales
Columbia Building
W. Weir
U. S. Department of Drainage Investientiona
North Yakima
Gay Hayden
Pendleton
J. Ward
Henry W. Coe
Water saves trees not trunks in beach front clash
A beach front clash in Atlantic City pits hoses against clubs as hotel workers fight to uproot a tree in the name of landscape control. Charlee K. Smith of Philadelphia counters with force, while Knott’s hotel staff rally. The scene mirrors a prior effort to remove the same tree by force.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Knotts
Hote
Chalfonte
sud @eente
Charlee K. Smith
Philadelphia
Smitivse
Saved His Wife Life by Dr King’s New Discovery
O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. He describes her collapse and bed confinement, noting rapid improvement after using the remedy. The ad touts it as infallible for coughs and lung troubles with a free trial and guaranteed satisfaction.
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O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Dr. King
Dr. Kings
Hkoeppens
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic Ad
A vintage ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic promising to correct graying and dandruff, claiming use will refresh appearance. It notes a money back guarantee and price of fifty cents a bottle, with Poundelon Drug Co as distributor.
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Wyeth
Specuil ‘Igent
Poundelon Drug Co
Trees Planted Along Right of Way Halt Clash at Hotel
A skirmish occurred on a twelve foot right of way between the Chalfonte and Smith's Jet as grove of shade trees planted by hotel men faced off against Smith forces. An icy water halted the conflict and prompted Woodmen to spare the trees.
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Chalfonte
Smith
Minister Found Dead in Bathtub in Brooklyn Church
Reverend Christian J. OMon of the Fourth Avenue Baptist Church in Brooklyn was discovered dead in a half-filled bathtub with arteries in his wrists severed. Relatives said he had suffered headaches and insomnia for months and had recently shown signs of mental illness.
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New York
Christian J. Omon
Fourth Avenue Baptist Chorch
Brooklyn
Green
Northwestern Brings $60,000 Iditarod Gold From Seward
The steamship Northwestern arrived from Seward with $60,000 in gold in care of an express company. The gold came by dogteam from Tilitarod to Seward. Among its passengers were operators tied to the Iditarod district and much of the gold belonged to them. More miners and gold are expected to head out for the winter.
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Alaska
Wolves on the Meeker ranches in savage packs
Meeker Colorado ranchers report wolves roaming in packs from the west toward town. Observers describe numerous wolves seen despite cold weather conditions and growing desperation among livestock owners. The unsettled situation prompts concern about livestock safety and heightened ranger activity.
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Brutles
Meeker
Colo
Countess Suez
Sagar
Wolves Threaten Stock On Winter Hills
Farmers report marauding lobe wolves prowling the hills as hunger grows. These beasts, described as formidable, threaten cattle and livestock during the coming winter, inspiring fear among herders who must guard stricken herds.
Train accident survivor carries severed arm to hospital
A man in Norwich, near Binghampton, fell beneath a moving train and lost his right arm. Andrew Clutton calmly wrapped the severed limb and carried it to the railroad roundhouse before seeking medical care and undergoing immediate surgery without anaesthetic.
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Binghampton
Norwich
Andrew Clutton
This Lady's Good Appetite Cardus Ad in Mobile
An old Mobile Alabama reader letter extols Cardus as a cure for womanly troubles. The writer, Mrs Sigurd Hansen, claims relief after multiple doctors and surgery, noting improved appetite and health after using Cardus for over fifty years. The ad urges women to ask their druggist for Cardus and to request a Ladies Advisory Department pamphlet.
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Mobile
Ala
Wren
Sigurd Hansen
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Alexander
Our Service Bureau
Red Cross
Santa Claus
Oregon
Cife
Alexander Department Store
Ari Stias
SIR
Pendleton, Oregon
Jay
Alexander Department
Progressive
Peterson
The
Big Cash Hardware Store
Osler
Osler Isn
Seatir
Loos
Cardus
NL B
Ladies” Advisory
Chateas Oor Mediine Co
Chance. Tenn
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