Local adverts offer coal and rooms for rent
A jumble of classified items lists coal available by Main 5 and Main 6, furnished rooms at 602 Water St, and dry wood from Oregon Lumber Yard. Also mentions jewelry repairs at Hanscom's, lens services, dress and beauty offerings, and various wanted notices for sewing, housework, and moving pictures showings. Includes contact numbers and addresses such as 412 West Bluff St, Perkins Ave, and 301 Parking Avenue.
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Water St
Hohbach’s
Court St
Oak Wood
Burrough
Hanscom
Chas
Rayburn
Regen Lumber Yards
Mark Moorhouse Boys
Goodyear West Shoes
Wohlenberg
Bouriers
West Bluff Street
Vogue
Perkins Ave
Red
Hinscom
Hallscom
Maion
Oretin. Promyguly
Oregon Lumber Yard
Webbetrest
Valentines Display At Frasier Book Store Sparks Interest
A newspaper critique notes Frasier book store showcases a new Valentine display replacing fluffy figures with known ar tistic forms. It highlights a central heart theme with Cupid and arrows, praising the shift from traditional cards while urging readers to view the exhibit before Valentine’s Day.
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Frasier Book
Frasier Book Store
Ren
Fisher
Gibson
At the Picture Shows Orpheum and Pastime listings
The Orpheum and Pastime theaters present a rotating lineup including Cupid D. D. The Coast Guard Rivera Austria and Lake Gar Happy Accident The Mischevious EW Goodnight Moonlight and The Painter's Sweetheart Pickle Fortune Decorated by the Emperor Railway on the Ice Sea plus a Alpenconery travelogues reel. A Woman's Strategy Drama and a feature film of interest round out the day with a moreslo story and entertaining images.
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Orpheum
Cupid D. D
Lubin
The
Coast Guard
Eclipse
Rivera
Austria
Lake Gar
Edison
Mh Min
Wong
Baker City Dairy Inspectors Rate Firms on Sanitary Scores
Deputy food and dairy inspector Paul Vo Maria reports Baker City dairies show varied sanitary grades on a simple 100 per cent scale. Several firms with cow counts from 11 to 79 posted scores from 40.5 to 61.28 per cent, while others were noted for issues and adherence to standards.
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Paul Vo Maria
Reson Nw
Baker City
Wren
Turiness
Woman Trusts Stocking Not Safe Bank
Mrs Thomas McNallen loses £1760 life savings when her partner mocks her faith in stockings as a depository. Police seek recovery of wealth from a car at Sixth Street and Central Avenue after a break in. Moody onlookers question the odd security choice amid the incident.
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Los Angeles
Thomas McNalion
Mire McNallen
Har
Central Avenue
Atelle
Hesiue
Pendleton Notes On Licenses And Local Meetings
A marriage license was issued to Clarene Elmer Chore and Badie KF Warner, both of this county. The Thursday Afternoon Club will meet Somerton at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Mary Line in the Schmidt Building. Willard Bond of the Bond Brea is at the establishment after illness. Judge Bean will travel to Hoppner to open a short term circuit court for Morrow County, staying two or three days. Out of town teachers Ruth Swain, Bessie Morris, Flora Morris of Milton, Bessie Hammett of Freewater, Messia, J. M. Small, and J. S. Hunter of Freewater arrived for county examinations.
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Clarenes Elmer Chore
Badie KF. Warner
Somorton
Mary Line
Schmidt
Bean
Hoppner
H. J. Bean
Morrow County
Ruth Swain
Bessie Morris
Flora Morris
Milton
Bessie Hammett
Freewater
Messia
J. M. Small
J. 8. Hunter
Divorce Suit Alleges Desertion by Wife in Massachusetts
Bert G. French sues Gertrude E. French for divorce alleging desertion. Married in Massachusetts, they have two children a seven year old girl and a three year old boy. Father seeks custody of both children.
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Bert G. French
Gertrude E. French
Massachusetts
Knowledge of Secrets in Beer Trust Investigation
The inquiry will feature Calvin M Favorite and his son William as key witnesses. Former Armour & Co. employees, they lead an independent Philadelphia beer company and its founder once attended Armour executive meetings. The elder Favorite left Armour after a dispute, then formed the independent beer venture to challenge entrenched interests.
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Calvin M. Favorite
William
Independent Beer Company
Philadelphia
Beer Trust
Wavette
Armour & Co
Chicago
Favorite
United States
Litt
PD. Armour
Tte
Ocalvin Maverite
Armour Company
le Son
Srevees
Borleske Eyes Spring Tacoma Uniform Exit
Blankenship proposal sparks Borleske optimism amid coachs hint of a Tacoma uniform this spring. Stay of execution sought after murder conviction roselair appeals to Washingtons supreme court, with transcript filed and justice Tongue set to argue. The defendant allegedly killed his wife over breakfast cream versus milk in their mountain Washington county home.
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Sijem, Ore
J. A. Campbell
Dourt
Washington County
John D. Roselair
Supreme Court
John A. Jeffrey
Roselair
Jeffrey
E. B. Tongue
Cats Approved In Bakeries In City Bakery Ordinance
Chicago officials vote to permit cats in bakeries after an hour of debate. Chief Sanitary Inspector Ball argued nine of ten cats fail to catch rats, citing Liverpool reports. The committee adopts a bakery section allowing cats while prohibiting other domestic animals.
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Chicago
Lense
Ball
Liverpool
New Depot Planned for Walla Walla by Northern Pacific
Assurances were given that the Northern Pacific will build a $40,000 two story pressed brick depot this summer in Walla Walla. The triangular site near Whitman College, bounded by College avenue and Pearl and Baker streets, will house a major hub to handle traffic for the next two decades, touted as one of the region’s best depots.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Northern Pacific
Whitmann College
College Avenue
Pearl and
Baker Streets
Northwest
Morphine Craving Cured by Plant Infusion in London
A London physician reports a cure for morphine addiction using infusions of a plant named Pembretium Sundarium. A young man plagued by the habit for ten years drank the infusion at frequent intervals, every half hour, and within three weeks the craving diminished and the morphine dependence largely disappeared.
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London
Overheirs Mutiny Plot Aboard South America Voyage
A German engineer on a New York to South America passenger voyage plotted mutiny and murder of officers with several crew members. The scheme included seizing the ship and sending it to the sea. A cabin boy warned the captain, and the conspirators were stopped and turned over to the German consul at the first port of call.
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New York
South America
London
Hamburg
Pernamhues
Duillion
Eel
Belnae
Firet
Coll
One Killed and Many Injured in Wreck at Hingally Station
A subway train derailed near Hingally, Massachusetts, killing 21 year old passenger Michael Ryan and another man whose identity was not confirmed. About fifty others suffered serious injuries as the electric car left the tracks and plunged onto the embankment and railroad abutment.
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Pitteflel
Mass
Tranie Ryan
Tranthy
Electrieer
Hingialy
Daxhestown
Forestry Chief Henry Scott Uraives Passes in News
Henry Scott Uraives assumes duties as Forestry Chief amid public attention on Pinchot’s conservation policy. Graves, 39, from Ohio, leads as chief assistant after Pinchot era, bringing deep familiarity with western forests and a decisive stance in the debate over national forest preservation.
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Henry Scott Uraives
Gifford Pinchott
Fleht
Materfer
Richard Halinger
Porestry
Wien
Yale University
Adition
Prichot
Dow
Graves Cuo
Forestry Bureau
Conservaton
Graves
Pinchot
Henry Brett Graves
Warlett
Ohio
Ann
New England
New York Fights Preaded White Plague
New York officials plan a city wide war on germs in the finance department after a high percentage of clerks are found to suffer illness. Mayor Gaynor orders round the clock windows open and a thorough cleaning to deter the contagion, with warnings of fearsome consequences for decay and marring of offices.
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New York
Financs
Gayoor
Miervyale
Whitman coaches star Borleske eyed by pro clubs
Vincent Borlesko, Whitman College baseball and football captain, is tipped to become a pro baseball star this summer. The 1910 Tacoma Tigers manager Cliff Blankenship has offered Borleske a contract, while he also takes a coaching post at Columbia Village Milton to stay in shape and earn a living.
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Vincent Borlesko
Whitman
Willa Wallen Statesman
Northwestern
Borleske
Columbia Cillage
Milton
Winer
Cliff’ Blankenship
Tacoma 1910 Tigers
Tooley's Honey and Tar Relieves Coughs and Congestion
The advertisement claims hoarse coughing and chest pains from colds quickly worsen without treatment. Tooley's Honey and Tar is promoted to stop the cough heal congested parts and provide fast relief, Koeppen Bros listed.
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Tooley
Koeppen
Ball Inger Investigation Report Distorted Truth
The Oregonian states that coverage of the Ball Inger inquiry aims to distort suppress or conceal the truth. The piece argues for accuracy and transparency in reporting on the investigation and its implications for public trust.
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Oregonian
Salen hog sale highlights high living costs
A Salem New Jersey farmer killed two hogs and sold them to a local butcher at retail prices for ham and shoulder. After the sale the butcher tallied a surprise balance of 3.85 dollars, forcing the farmer to pay it. Both sides assessed prices correctly. the deal exposed the mismatch between wholesale and retail hog pricing.
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Salem
N. J
Walla Walla Forms New Company K National Guard
Lieut Paul Weyrauch is appointed captain of Company K of the Washington National Guard in Walla Walla. The newly organized unit will recruit locally and take oaths within a week. State officials forecast rapid assembly of volunteers as Captain Weyrauch departs to mobilize the company.
Appointment of officer and enlistment outreach at club
A first lieutenant in the medical reserve corps has been appointed and will oversee examination of guardsmen. Captain Weyrauch will be at the Commercial Club this week for those wishing to enlist in the new company.
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Medical Reserve Corps
Weyrauch
Commercial Club
Idaho Butter Noncompliant With Oregon Law
Baker City dairy inspection finds dairies healthy and tuberculosis-free with high quality general grades. Idaho butter sold in market with mislabeled weight and package, violating Oregon law requiring eight, 16, and 32 ounce sizes. one adulteration case involved tallow mixed with lard leading to a $25 fine.
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Baker City
Paul V. Maris
Food and Dairy
Marie
Idaho
Oregon
Mer
Moris
Ted
Hie
Bonspiel At Winnipeg Gathers Curlers From Canada And U S
Curlers from across Canada and the United States arrive in Winnipeg for the annual bonspiel. The field is among the largest in the 21 years of the event with about a dozen main prizes and many smaller awards offered.
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Canada
United States
Winnipeg
Neat purpiee supporters hailed as greatest benefactors
A concise note extols the virtue of those who fight for the neat purpiee, claiming they are the world’s greatest benefactors and champions of organization. The text emphasizes diligence, discipline, and communal benefit from orderly conduct.
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Sutaina
F. E. Livengood
Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns
Burroughs
Ladgett Sisters
Weeat Stallrong Street
Bunt Oregonian
SP Hale
M J. Hindman
F. Be, Brown
WL. Similth
Charl Green
W. T. Brown & Sons
Mise Pil
Olitite
Aty
Belie
Tneatent
Yeti Valley
Koeppens
Amd
Koebprpeen
Newsy
Pendleton
Willard Bond
Natore
Fim
Blankenship
T Ger
Tacoma
Cain Boy
Pond Pshe
Just
Perrins
McCall
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernac i
Propeietor
Tor
That
Uunterwriters
Taylor Hardware Co
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