Walking disease sparks stock loss debate among veterinarians
Prominent stockman Ben Swaggart from Lexington argues the so called walking disease ravaging horses cattle and swine in the northwest warrants urgent search for a cure. He questions hydrophobia theory and urges inductive studies to determine cause and prevention to protect Ullamilla county stock and farming prosperity.
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Ben F. Swaceart
Lexington
Swaegeart
Umatilla County
Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Deals First Aid
A family keeps a bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment for burns cuts and scalds as a ready first aid. The ad notes prices 25c and 1.00 per bottle and lists A. C. Koeppen & Bro as the seller.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Baker judge Burke seeks Democratic convention delegate bid
Judge Thomas C. Burke of Baker Oregon filed his nomination petition with the secretary of state to represent eastern Oregon as a delegate to the national Democratic convention in Baltimore in June. Burke is brother to North Dakota Governor John Burke. Pneumonia often follows a cold, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as preventing that risk and is sold by all dealers.
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Piles
Baker
Ore
Thomas C. Burke
Secretary of State
Oregon
Baltimore
Burke
John Burke
North Dakota
Chamberlain
Take Laxative Bromide Quinine Tablets to Cure a Cold
Drug advertisement claims a single day cure for colds using laxative bromide and quinine. Box bears E. Grove signature with a 25s price and money-back guarantee if it cures.
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E. W. Grove
Migration of fish fry migration study reported
Marked salmon fry released from Bonneville Central Hatchery were tracked along the Columbia River to Willamette, Crandaell’s area, and 100 miles below the hatchery. Findings show several marked fry detected at multiple points with Bonneville and silver wire marks. conditions are favorable and fishermen aided in landings.
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Bonteville Central Hatchery
Columbia River
Rh. E. Clanton
Board of Fish and Game Commissioners
Bonneville Central
Willamette River
Rathbun
Gor
Mitchell
Raltnter
Bonneville
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Hnn
Crandaell
Fort Stevena
Churchill to Brave Irish Demonstration in Belfast
London reports Winston Churchill, first lord of the admiralty, starts for Belfast to speak for home rule amid anticipated rioting. Dispatches say authorities brace for about 80,000 demonstrators armed with clubs, challenging the Raleigh-era plan.
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London
Friends
Winston Churchill
the Admiralty
Belfast
Ireland
Chicago Lawyers to Tell of Darrow's Character
More than a score of Chicago lawyers and public men may be called to testify on Clarence Darrow's character. Several will be brought to Los Angeles, with affidavits to be read here.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Earle Rogers
Berlin Postpones Court Ball Amid King Frederick Illness
Berlin reports a sudden illness in King Frederick with lung inflammation leading to the postponement of the court ball planned for next week. Advices from Copenhagen indicate the condition is serious and concerns mount over royal functions.
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Berlin
Frederick
Copenhagen
Anarchist Editor Jailed for Caustic Editorial in Tacoma
Jay Fox editor of the Home Colony Agitator and alleged seader of anarchists in Tacoma has been sentenced to two months in jail for writing a caustic editorial titled Nud es Prudes about county suppression of indiscriminate nude bathing in the colony.
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Tacoma
Wash
Jay Fox
Home Colony Agitator
Seader
Anarchista
Downey Hotel Fire Forces Large Departure in Lansing
A blaze swept the six story Downey hotel in Lansing Michigan on February 7 sending several hundred guests fleeing. The fire may cause losses around 400000 dollars. Four firefighters were overcome by smoke or injured from falls.
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Lansing
Mich
Downey Hotel
Shafer killed in Silver Lake fight in Oregon
In Silver Lake Oregon yesterday Cc A Shafer was killed during an altercation with several men including Deputy Sheriff Reader. A woman accompanied Shafer while the deputy attempted to arrest him.
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C. A. Shafer
Silver Lake
Gorilla Kindergarten Kiss Ends in Humiliation
Professor Garner and Sadie the gorilla were aboard La Lorraine off New York awaiting permission to land when the ape playfully greeted a French sailor. Sadie stared intensely, then mimicked a kiss, charming the crowd and leaving Garner surprised at the animal’s apparent range of thought.
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New York
Garner
Sadie
Africa
Bronx Zoo
Jean
Jurors See Kisses in Alienation Trial
Allentown witnesses describe Harvey Rohr and his wife exchanging kisses during the Alienation suit trial. Jurors, torn over damages, awarded $1000 to Rohr as deliberations centered on the couple’s affection and the court’s charge.
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Allentown
Harvey Rohr
Rohr
Edwin Layton
Tohr
Yale men choose water in class vote
In New Haven Conn the Yale class cast ballots on favorite beverage and presidential choice. Water received 109 votes against 44 for beer. Dr Lyman Abbott of New York topped as favorite chapel preacher. For president Taft led with 148 votes, Wilson had 58, Roosevelt drawn only five.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Lyman Abbott
New York
Taft
Godoy
Wilson
Roosevelt
Cure Backache With Mother's Aromatic Leaf
Back ache dizziness headache and languor relieved by Mother Gray s Aromatic Leaf a herbal remedy for kidney bladder and urinary troubles. Available from The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York for 50 cents by mail order with free sample offer.
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Mother Gray
Sam- Mes
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Divorce in 22 Minutes Ends in Courtroom Splash
In Kansas City circuit court, Lena Schaffer filed for divorce from Jacob Schaffer a salesman. The decree granted $1600 alimony, paid immediately as the judge ruled. The entire proceeding, from entry to judgment, lasted exactly twenty-two minutes.
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Kansas City
Lena Schaffer
Jacob Schaffer
Schaeffer
Train Kills Greek Worker Near Lacrosse Station
Thomas Peppas aged 22 a Greek section man was struck by a passenger train while attempting to remove a handcar from the track near Lacrosse Washington. He sustained fatal injuries with a crushed head and mangled body. The train crew recovered his remains and took them to Lacropee.
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Lacrosse
Thomas Peppas
Lacropee
Fruitgrowers Name Manager in Freewater Or
Milton Freewater Fruit Growers Union directors elect N W Mumford of this city as sales manager and acting general manager. He has 12 years as manager of the Walla Walla Fruit & Produce company and four years as sales agent for the union covering the middle west and eastern states. Roy Edwards is assistant manager.
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Freewater
Milton-Freewater Fruit Growers’ Union
N. W. Mumford
Walla Walla Fruit & Produce Company
Million-Freewater Fruit Growers Union
Middle West
Roy Edwards
Foss Dead at La Grande Oregon Pioneer Passes
William D. Moss a longtime Oregon pioneer who arrived in 1864 with the Neels train died at La Grande. He moved west by ox team and became part of the early settler community. Funeral arrangements to be announced by local authorities.
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W. D. Foss
la Grande
Ore
William Dd. Moss
Oregon
C. Neels
Renewal as Tribute to a Sweet Memory
A touching meditation on how renewing memory honors a beloved life. The piece contrasts persistent widowhood as an inadequate elegy with a hopeful renewal that keeps the memory vibrant and present.
Paris committee backs protectorate plan for Morocco
Parliament committee proposes France establish a protectorate over Morocco with the existing Moroccan government retained in core functions under supervision by French officials. Various government branches remain in Moorish control while French advisors guide policy.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Descendant of Washingtons Mother Dies in Walla Walla
Anell Beach Ball aged 77 years died in Walla Walla Washington of rheumatism. She was a direct descendant of Mary Ball mother of George Washington.
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Mother OF Washington
Oldest Relative Ambition Of The First President
The deceased aimed to outlive all relatives, seeking to be the oldest kin of the first president. Only one relative of Ball, older than Ball, remains as the sole surviving kin. The note highlights the deceased’s dream of lasting as the senior family link to the president.
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Ball
Deafness Cannot Be Cured by Local Applications
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications or external remedies. It is caused by an inflamed mucous condition of the Eustachian tube and requires constitutional treatment. Nine cases out of ten are due to catarrh, an inflammation of mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for a deafness case caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure.
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Lexington Stockman
Mr. Swaggart
Hall
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