Nolin News Noted Looks Like White Christmas This Year
Special correspondence from Nolin Oregon reports heavy snowfall and a list of local health concerns. Typhoid cases persist in the area with Viola Lane and Linus Hurtle ill. Dr. Dorn visits frequently as sickness rises. Funeral for Elias Hewell held. Thomas Hopper and Mary Hawes wed on their Alkali Canyon homestead. Water at the school condemned for drinking.
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Nolin
Ore
Christmeas
Viola
Charlie Lane
Linus Hurtle
Jetle Steele
Hagel
Fiossie Hurtley
Thos Kerr
Walla Walla
O. FL Steele
Ff. I. Dorn
Beho
Ton
M. E Whitmore
Kim Morton
Elias Hewel
Whitmore
Morton
Olney
Pendleton
Thomas Hopper
Mary Hawes
Alkall Canyon
Cupid
State Board of Health
Gypsy Leader Moves to Kansas City Winter Quarters
King Joe Adame of the gypsy tribe abandons Wear field near St. Louis for temporary winter quarters in Kansas City. He and cousin George Adame report conditions from the county camp and note new recruits at Washington University area. Camp shows six tents and a few wagons with no weddings since fall.
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King Joe
Kansas City
St. Louis
King Joe Adame
Marine City
George Adame
Washington
Intervile
Rockefeller Visits Cleveland and Rides Streetcar
John J. Rockefeller arrived in Cleveland from New York and toured East Thirtieth street works and Nickel Plate tracts, visiting his former oll refinery site, then rode a streetcar to his East Cleveland estate. He chatted with Motorman Miller, offered to take his job, and shared views on success as simply doing something better than others.
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Cleveland
Owo
John J. Rockefeller
New York
East Thirtieth Street
Forest HM
East Cleveland
Rockefeller
Miller
Rocckefeller
Beatrice Mills Engaged to Lord Garnard Report Confirmed
New York report confirms Beatrice Mills engagement to Earl of Garnard. Ogden Mills family member says daughter is at Staatsboro and will join soon. He praises Lord Garnard as a high type of English gentleman with extensive estates in Ireland.
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New York
Ogden Mills
Beatrice Mills
Earl of Garnard
Staatsboro
Lord Jranard
Iroland
Open Evenings for Peoples Warehouse Through Christmas
The Peoples Warehouse will remain open evenings from now until Christmas. Store hours extend into the evening to accommodate shoppers. Local residents are advised of the extended schedule and holiday shopping opportunities.
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Peoples Warehouse
New Picture Show Planned by Detant Thorp-Chessian Church
Athena Oregon December 28. All three of the Incohuyehet are preparing Christmas events Thursday evening with literary and musical programs. Ladies Aid raised $156, toward church expenses. A new moving picture show by Henry Dell and Robert Thorp will occupy the Taylor building on Main Street. Local notices report typhoid and diphtheria recoveries. Attorney Wilson travels to Alberta on legal business. Farm prospects show wheat conditions improving and generally favorable crop outlook.
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Detant Thorp
Chessian Church
Cortesnondenice
Athena
Ore
Ladies Aid Society
Ciitellan
Athen IV Boon
Henry Dell
Robert Thorp
Taylor Bullditz
Malin Street
Rh. H. Whitehead
Northern Pacific Company
Conrad Miller
Uettle
W.C Miller
FP. Wilson
Attornmey
Alberta
Nation Feasts On Sugar Bill Over A Year
Bureau of statistics reports average American consumes about nine hundred seventy two million dollars worth of sugar annually. Total sugar consumption in 1907 reached nine trillions pounds, with retail price around five and a half cents per pound. The report notes the consumer cost exceeds a million dollars per day.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Uncle Sim
United
Reachen Toro
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ST. Louis Pield
Rockefellel
Ohio
Beatrice Mells
Lord Garnard
Olean Deat
St. Kimo
Edison
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Eilers
Main St
Pendleton, Ore
Pendleton Business College
Business College
E. O. Draper
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