City Briefs Roller skating masquerade and rentals listed
A jumble of rental ads and notices includes private rooms from 138 Miln Street and 782 Cottonwood, calls to apply through John Vert, and furniture and wallpaper bargains at Charles Lone & Son. A New Year skating party at Ireland's rink on Webb Street features an orchestra, with details for attire and tickets.
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Miln Street
Cottonwood St
Chris Raney
John Vert
Charles Lone & Son
Sindow Gliss
Muale Hall
LaDow
Charles Tune & Son
Vincent Street
Nive
Logan Street
Ireland
Min
Thompson
Johieon Street
Camp Dell
New Yoarta
Don Kemner
Gray Brow
Main Street
Alexander Department Store
Peodlleton
Alexander
Webb Street
Mangrove Wool and Pacific Coast Resources Spotlight
A fragment notes Mexico and the Pacific coast region highlighting Mangrove tree wool as one of its natural resources. The text mentions Philip Carrell and Mangaviil with garbled phrases about commerce and coastal activity.
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Philip Carrell
Mangaviillo
Pacific Cooust
Mestco
Idaho Senator Opposes Direct Primary Law
Idaho Senator Meviar bitterly opposes adopting a direct primaries law, arguing it undermines party principles and elevates personal ambition over government. he cites Democratic support for the measure and warns the move could subvert GOP unity and accountability within the legislature.
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Idaho
Meviar
Ife
Republican Party
My Poarty
Griffiths to Present Guehard TI at Fraser on January 8
John Griffiths advance agent for John Griffths announces the Fraser engagement of Guehard TI on January 8. The coast tour continues after a city stop last evening while Griffiths heads east. Griffiths promotes Richard TH as a premier Shakespearean production, with plans for Macbeth in Manhattan starting February 1.
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John Griffiths
A. Tt. Bander
John Griffths
Guehard TI
the Fraser
Richard TH
Griffiths
Griffith
Manhattan Theater
New York
Dimech Walsh
Denver
Praise for Oregon Its Attractive Climate
A Grand Rapids writer admires Oregon through a vivid travelogue style. He extols the state’s climate, scenery, and weather lore, noting how locals eagerly discuss temperatures and rainfall while inviting readers to experience the land’s distinct ambiance.
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A. Decker
Grand Rapids
Mich
Oregon
Oregonlatip
Ike
California Orland Heaton project gets 650000 grant
The secretary of the interior conditionally allocates 650000 from the reclamation fund for the Orland Heaton project in California. Conditions include land pledges to repay under the reclamation act, water rights agreements, purchase of materials, and limits on land sales above 160 acres. The project aims to irrigate lands around Orland and Stony Creek, transforming vineyards and orchards with storage regulated by the federal program.
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Secretary of the Interior
Orland Jr. Heaton
California
Sacramento Valley
United States
Orland Mewlong Stony Creek
Local figures visit Pendleton in holiday circuit
Dr B F Parker of Pilot Rock and Virall Moore a Stage Gulch farmer visit the city. J Wilveom from Cold Springs and George Beardatey of Arlington stay with cousin O W Coffman. Mrs Rose Fletcher returns from Portland. Miss Clara G Hall and Miss Elizabeth Foley in town. Joseph Snyder, pioneer rancher on the Umatilla, is ill with grip. Elmer Miller arrives from Baker City as his father M Miller of Miller Grocery falters. Rev M V Howard will preach at the brick church. W M Scott attends legislative conference from Walla Walla. Eleanor Warren and Viva Warren return from Weston after Christmas. David Baughman near Umatilla river ill with typhoid. Dan Smythe visits Pendleton for work with his parents. Arlington Pioneer visitors and Rev Levi Johnson will join the Presbyterian men’s meeting tomorrow at 2.
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B. FB. Parker
Pilot Rock
Virall Moore
J. Wilveom
Cold Springs
George Beardatey
Arington
O. W. Coffman
Mike Murle Robertson
D. Robertson
Vincent Street
Familly
C. Brownell
Umtiiin
Misa Clara G. Hall
Weaton Normal School
Elizabeth Foley
Rome
Iit
Rose Fletcher
Peoples Warehouse
Portland
T. Gi. Montgomery
Wallula
Green MoNette
Joseph Snyder
Umatilla
Elmer Miller
Baker City
M. Miller
Miller Groccery Company
M. V. Howard
M. E. Church
South
Milton
Thin City
W. M. Soot
Wheiltraisers
Walla Walla
Mia
Eleanor Warren
Miks Viva Warren
Weston
David Baughman
Accused of Parricide in Memphis Texas Case
Lee Holder, 28, son of Merv Holder, was arrested in Troy Texas on a warrant for murdering his father whose body was found in a shed. The father was shot and his head beaten. Two months earlier an attack on the minister occurred and a detective was hired amid family tensions over undisclosed evidence.
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Memphis
Tent
Lee Holter
von of
Fair Deficits and Rain at Pendleton Fair
The East Oregonian suggests moving the Oregon state fair to Pendleton to avoid deficits from rainy years in Salem. It argues Pendleton’s sunny climate could yield a balanced ledger even during a raining week. Itural Spirit.
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Oregon
First Baptist Church Annual Meeting Banquet Notice
The third annual roll call and banquet of the First Baptist Church will be held at the Eagles banquet hall on January 19, 1907, at o clock. All Baptists with their husbands or wives are cordially invited. This is important for all interested to be present.
Ohio man marries four women in jest, paper reports
A fragment from the Ohio scene notes a man wed four women supposedly as a joke. The item appears in a gossip style column, reflecting curious local chatter and misheard phrases.
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Ohio
Science claims cure for baldness with Herpl oil product
A Minnesota patient in Butte Montana used Herpt ole to reverse baldness within weeks, regrowing hair to a healthy condition. The Hermeide Co of Detroit advertises the product, offering samples by mail and urging buyers to send stamps for trials.
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Miryiond
Butte
Mont
Healy
Kia
Sond
Hermeide Co
Detroit
Mich
A, C
Koeppen & Br
Opium Smuggling, Leprosy, And Van Horn Inheritance
New York letters report smugglers packing opium in fish and tobacco tins to evade customs, with a London connection and large seizures. The lower Blackwell's Island leprosy colony is said to house 10 inmates awaiting death, while Joseph Seely dies of starvation after police mistreatment and workhouse neglect. Also, Van Horn heirs push a vast property claim tied to a 1666 patent and a Bible said to hold half a billion in land grants.
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New York
Japan
Wach Trip
London
West End
Salto
India
Bondon
Blackwell's Island
A. 5
Ashmead
Joseph Seely
Melty
Fung
Rowdy
Comet
Seely
van Horn
Hhills
Tyr
W. Lameroux
Stroudsburg
Abraham van Horn
Richard Nicolls
Thomas Dongan
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W. J Furnish
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R. T. Cox
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Charles H. Carter
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