Western Breeders Attend New York State Meeting
Western breeders representatives attended the opening sessions of the New York State Breeders Association convention in Hocester New York February 4 as the event continues through tomorrow Secretary of Agriculture Houston president of the Empire State association was expected to preside. A heavy cold in the lungs that proved fatal in many cases is noted. Ballard's Horehound Syrup is recommended as a remedy with prices 25c 50c and 1 per bottle sold by dealers.
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N. Y
Hochester
Western Breeders' Association
New York
Ballard
Nature
Andv
Novel Preaching Service Introduced in Independence
Independence, Ore Feb 4. The city held an unusual religious schedule with a Sunday vesper service at 6:30 p.m in the Christian church adding to the regular morning preaching. Rev. (name not provided) led the service, reflecting new features in local worship.
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Independence
Ore
Christian Church
Preacher lineup and novel late service at Gaines pool hall
F N Sandefur of the Methodist church led sermons with a union youth devotional at the Baptist church. Three 7:30 pm services followed at Baptist with Dr W H Jones, Presbyterian with the pastor, and Methodist with Rev Ben C Crow. A novel 8 pm sermon by Dr H C Dunsmore at Gaines pool hall on C street capped the evening.
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F. N. Sandefur
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
W. H. Jones
Presbyterian
Methodist
Ben C. Crow
Christian Church
H. C. Dunsmore
Presbyterian Church
Gaines Pool Hall
C. Street
Deaf Curry County Pioneer Caroline Forty Dies in Marshfield
Caroline Forty mother of Geo and Charles Forty of Port Orford died in Marshfield at age 70. A native of England, she came to Curry county with husband and children in the early 1870s, first living on Elk river near Port Orford. After her husband’s death she resided with a daughter in Marshfield.
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Curry’ County
Port Orford
Ore
Caroline Forty
Geo
Charles
Marshfield
England
Curry County
Elk River
Ohio highway chief details big road funding plan
Columbus, February 4. Ohio highway commissioner James FR Marker announces a long term funding plan to improve roads. He will have 800000 this year and 3509000 annually for ten years, with 233 miles to start this spring and 1000 miles by year end, aiming to complete the full project in ten years for better markets and communities.
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Columbus
James FR. Marker
Ohio
United States
Marker
Hekty enethies and skin health claims ad copy
Fragmented ad text touts an ingredient that supposedly stimulates cellular activity to clear pimples acne and skin conditions. It asserts blood based nourishment from seeds and anti inflammatory effects while claiming persistent skin improvement and removal of troublesome blemishes.
Chicago Wheat Ends Lower as Markets Show Weaker Tone
Chicago closes with May and July futures slipping amid a softer wheat market. May opens around 93 1/2 cents and settles near 92 7/8 cents, while July trades from 88 7/8 to 88 3/4 cents before closing. European markets report steady to cautious with modest support from Liverpool and Winnipeg, amid favorable European crop prospects and rising visible supply.
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Chicago
Broomhall
Liverpool
Winnipeg
North Portland hog and cattle market steadies amid demand
In Portland's North Portland yards on February 4, hogs fetched up to 8.30 with limited deliveries. Cattle remained steady with few low quality arrivals and buyers showing mild interest in good stock. Lamb and mutton demand remained small with extra fancy offerings edging prices slightly, while grain and forage markets posted various price points for wheat, barley, hay, and feeds.
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The
Journal
Portland
Ore
North Portland
Puget Sound
TAOM
Seavees
Girl Students Abroad Returns Home Wrecks
Chicago reports Miss Alma Oluck of the Metropolitan Opera again insisting American music students in Berlin face moral danger. She says teachers exploit them, urging girls to go to Europe, and warns mothers their daughters come back morally, mentally, and physically wrecked.
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Chicago
Alma Oluck
Metropolitan Opera Company
Berlin
Paris
Europe
Union Menu in Chicago Pantries and Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad
February 4 report from Chicago notes the Pantry Cooks Union asking President Wilson to require unison cooked meals and union waiter service during his visit for Washington's Birthday. Also includes an illsmoothing ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure and testimonials for F Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio with a claim of internal action through the blood and mucous membranes and a 75 cent price.
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Request Union
Chicago
The
Pantry Cooks' Union
Wilson
Bs Union
Washington
F. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Pendleton Council Approves Tustin Street Improvement Plan
The Pendleton Common Council on January 28 1914 adopted plans for improving Tustin Street from Main to College. The surveyor filed plans and estimated costs with the Recorder on January 28 1914, creating Assessment District No 33 to fund the project with lot owned assessments and a public notice to publish for ten days in the East Oregonian.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Oregon
Tustin Street
Main Street
College Street
Common
Thompson Street
N. W
N. E
N W
City Recorder
East Oregonian
Thomas Fitzgerald
Pendleton Oregon Street Improvement Notice 1914
The Pendleton Common Council met January 28 1914 and adopted resolutions for the Matlock Street improvement from Raley Street to the Star Street Bridge approach. It includes estimates of work, probable cost, and benefited parcels with their percentages.
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Umatilla River
Star Street
Pendleton plans gravel bitulithic street pavement on Matlock Street
City proposes local improvement district 34 for Matlock Street from Raley Street to the Star Street Bridge, with gravel bitulithic pavement, curbs and gutters. Plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell filed Jan 28, 1914. surveyor's cost Proportion estimates on file with City Recorder.
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Common Council
Matlock Street
City of
Pendleton
Blaine Street
Raley Street
Umatilla River
Star Street
Geary Kimbrell
Recorder
Pendleton Lodge meets monthly and visiting brothers invited
Notices list Masonic lodge activity and local services including funeral directors John Baker and J T Brown, with contact details. Also mentions Dr W L Lassen, Hartman Abstract Co, and real estate brokerage in Pendleton. Provides office and residence phone numbers and street locations.
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Pendleton Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Damon Lodge NO
Co. P. Strain
C. C
KR. W. Fletcher
K. R
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Pendleton
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Clover Seed
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Raley
California
Orange
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D. R. Chen Chinese Herb Co
Webb Street
Classified
John 8 Baker
J.T Brown
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M.D. V
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Office
James A. Fee
Attorney AT Law
Despain Building
Carter & Smythe, Attorneys At Law
American National Bank
James B. Perry
Insurance and Land Business
Peterson & Bishop
Attorneys At Law
Smith- Crawford Building
Douglas W. Bailey
Attornet
Taylor Hardware Co
James Johns
Press
H. Marsh
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Bentley & Leffingwell
George W. Coltts
Schmidt Block
Frederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
A. Lowell
Roscoe R. Johnson
Garfield, M. D
Judd Block
V. Stroble
E. Court Street
W. F. Yohner
Cc. E. Rude
Anderson, Mortgage & Investment Company
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Ee Citt
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Mehlhorn
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