New York port handles vast foreign trade share
A roundup of items notes U.S. foreign trade reliance on New York at 48 percent, Kansas suffrage passage by 65 to 48, Russia and Japan manpower in Manchuria, Missouri livestock value, Nebraska football ban, and obituaries including Benj Van Slyke aged 87. Also reports on a Warsaw governor wounded, a revival conversion, a child baptism, a farmer killing his wife in West Virginia, hog bounty in New Hampshire, and a Chicago fatal robe coat fire.
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United States
New York
Kansas
House of Representatives
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Missouri
Ite
Nebraska Howe of Representatives
Benj. van Slyke
Tehertkoff
Warsaw
Rom Bradley
Camilen
Vnd
Linvey Owens
Bitterville
W. Va
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Canada
Mary Dennison
Chicago
Church Dedication at Colville Washington Set for February 12
The Seventh Day Adventists plan to dedicate a new church at Colville Washington on February 12. A Beekeepers convention is in session in North Yakima. A fatal scalding occurred when hot water overturned in Spokane killing two month old Thelma Kelly.
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Colville
Wash
Mosecow
Idaho
Astoria
The
Washington State Beekeepers’ Association
North Yakima
Spokane
Thelma Kelly
Kendrick
Taxes Due Feb 18 Under New Oregon Tax Law Rules
The sheriff will take tax rolls this week and rebates of 3 percent apply on payments made between now and March 16. Delinquent sales fell by 100 parcels last year while delinquent property taxes totaled 1210 dollars. The revised law rewards prompt payment and details penalties, late charges, half-pay plans, and sale procedures for lands and personal property to recover taxes.
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Jime
Ailea
Funk
Thin
Oregon
100 Acre River and Mat Valley Ranch For Sale
100 acres on the Umatilla river and 100 acres on Mat, subject to irrigation. Good soil and would make a fine alfalfa ranch. Fair improvements, farm implements and 60 cords of wood included. Located four miles from Pendleton. Price $4,500. T. Wade & Son, Office E. O. Building.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Soldiers to Guard Fair at Lewis and Clark Exposition
Major C B McDonnell of Portland chosen chief of guards for the Lewis and Clark Exposition. A 76 man unit from Oregon miltary companies will serve in three eight hour shifts from 1am to 4pm, 4pm to midnight, and midnight to 6am. Guards wear uniforms, carry state loaned guns, live in tents, paid $1.50 daily with free board and lodging, and begin mid March through mid November.
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McDonnell
Portland
Plana
C. EB. McDonnell
Oregon
Hood River Apples Headed to New Orleans
Hood River Apple Growers' union shipped two cars of Hood River apples to New Orleans as the flat shipment for the season. With one car left, the union winds up its apple business for the year after a meticulous season totaling 106 cars shipped, with twenty five cars chipped by other parties.
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Hood River
Union
New Orleans
Women clubs host program and German art discussion
The Thursday Afternoon club will host Mrs KE Marshall and Mrs Leona Thompson leading a musical program with Miss Baum and others performing songs by Tchaikovsky and Schubert. The Current Literature club shared essays on German artists and works by Lessing, Durer, Holbein, and modern painters with refreshments served.
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Mra. KE. P. Marshall
Musical Club Toniight
Mra
Leona Thompson
J. E. Bean
Miss Baum
Tchalskowsaky
Miss Deal
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St. Louis
Rotor
T. Wade & 5On
E. O
Methodist Episcopal Church
A.di Owen
G. W. Rigby
GM. Booth
Booth
Robert Warner
M'Call
Aeelty
Sre
Minny
Cor
Peoples Warehouse
Tory
Pendleton’s Famous Store
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