Medford athlete sets new 18 pound shot record
In Alt Medford W W Coe hurled the 18 pound shot 49 feet 13 inches to establish a new local record. Nearby items note trials in New York murder cases, old New York figures, and various curiosities from politics to weather with a sprawling mix of names and rapid-scan notes.
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Alt Medford
Mass
W. W. Coe
Wiliam Moses
New York
Edward Cooper
Peter Cooper
George Boutwell
Massachusetts
Eastor
Washington legislature braces for record winter appropriations
Southwest News notes total winter appropriations may top 3 000 009 pounds as laws move swiftly. Fortland lawyer Rev F Burgett Short marries again. Oregon printer vows laws will be published within 30 days. Opperman dies at Day ton aged 82 after 65 years in the region. Miners Canover Wilson and Jackson haul 14 pounds of gold from Bukene district. Chemawa Indian School marks 25th anniversary after 35 pupils enrolled. Michael Gray dies in Spokane hospital after a shooting in Heron Montana involving a 10 year old linked to Mrs Culberson. Milwaukie forms study club for political ladies suffragists. Hastings tramp assaults Thomas Warton in broad daylight.
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Washington
Witter
F. Burgett Short
Fortland
Oregon
G. A. Opperman
Dayton
Waeh
Idaho
Canover
Wilson
Jackson
Bukene
British Columbia
Michael Gray
Spokane
Heron, Mont
Culberson
Grau
Milwaukie
Equal Suffrage Association
Country farm for sale near Pendleton with house and improvements
200 acres half creek bottom land adapted to gifaffa most upland tillable. Includes good house barn and other improvements with ample running water. Farm implements and stock on place or included. Located two miles from Pendleton. Price 612.500.
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Pendleton
Copper Boom City: Douglas’s Rise From Prairie to Metropolis
Four years after appearing as government land at five dollars an acre, Douglas, Arizona grows into a booming copper town with 7000 residents. The Copper Queen and Calumet mines employ over 1500 workers, creating a $175,000 monthly payroll. A Southern Pacific branch, car shops, and refining plants are foreseen, with copper supplies securing its future. Montana and Bisbee mines also influence the national copper output, while forecasts claim continued expansion and new mills boosting production.
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Douglas
Aria
Sunday World Conservative Union
Southwest
el Paso
Texas
Los Angeles
Jonty
Calumet and
Arisona
Southern Pacific
Pierce
Mexico
Ite
Bisber
Arizona
Calumet and Arizona
Cochise County
Brene
Arigona
Ativons
United States
Montate
Montana
Geld
Oliver
Coming Events Listing for Montana and Portland
March Lent begins in March. April 1 Easter Sunday noted for Miles City and Portland. May 14 Convention of the Order of Railway Conductors in Portland. June 1 1905 Lewin and Clark exposition opens. June 22 23 National Woman's Suffrage Association meeting in Portland. July 11 14 American Medical Association gathering in Portland.
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Montana Stockgrowers Association
Miles City
of Order of Railway Conductors
Portland
Lewin and Clark Exposition
National Woman's ‘Suffrage Association
American Medical Association
Fraud Exposed and Trunk Giveaway at Sullivan & Bond
Counterfeiters are warned against imitations of Dr King s New Discovery and Bucklen remedies. Look for the registered lead name on wrappers to avoid fraud. Tallman Co notes a trunk prize drawn Feb 25 with a free chance with every purchase at Sullivan & Bond.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
H. E Bucklen & CO
Chicago
Til
Windsor
Canada
Tallman & Co
Sullivan & Bond
Arnica Salve Heals Burns and Wounds Promoted
Norfolk man praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for knee injury healing without a scar after a severe burst. The product is advertised as a general healer for wounds and sores at 26 cents. A Portland woman accompanies a burglar through her house during her husband’s absence as the hold-up man flees after a thorough search.
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Bucklen
C. Rivenbark, Jr
Norfolk
Tallman& Co
John Springer
Portland
Local list of names and addresses in multiple cities
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and addresses across cities like Portland Spokane Walla Walla and Seattle alongside firms and small notes. It includes a government style oath section for Frank J Cheney claiming he is senior partner of F J Cheney Co in Toledo and an advertisement claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure with contact and price details.
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Onto
Toleie
Lucas Conty
Frank J.heney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Totelo
Hall
Frank J Cheney
Beal
Fragmented Victorian Aphorisms and Debt Notice
A mosaic of quotations and a debt notice dominate the fragment. Bernard Shaw and Brorer offer reflections on life and confidence, while a debt call from D. Emleeren & Bon urges immediate settlement to cover bills. The clipping blends literary snippets with a business notice from a grocer.
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Aiimente
Bernard Shaw
D. Eemleer & Bon
Mortality balance in Western Europe sparks debate
A French scientist argues more men die young due to health and intemperance, explaining why women outnumber men despite more boys being born. The piece also notes ancient attitudes to mustaches, Roman influence, and a fantastical sun-distance calculation from London’s Loneman's Magazine.
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Europe
M. de Varigny
Paris
The Valor of Preach Air Exhibit at Edinburgh Museum
An exhibit at the Edinburgh university museum presents preserved lungs from an Eskimo, a Londoner, and a coal miner. The lungs, treated by chemical preservation, are displayed in five glass cases with each specimen described by color and state. The curator notes differences in appearance and references breathing risks, while discussing the scientific interest in human respiration.
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Edinburgh University
Ube Eo Oliver
Lane
Hia Jones
Tom Doner
Teenie
Gap in Global Customs Shapes Gender Roles
Fragmentary text describes varied social norms across regions. It notes deference to men and respect to women in some areas while highlighting class distinctions in Aretria where the right hand is kept for inferiors and the left for equals. The passage references England, Scandinavia, Spain, France, and Paris.
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Gernwtty
Amateio
England
Scandinavis
Spain
France
Germain
Paris
Aretria
The Pilgrim and the Sultan’s Golden Debt
A tale recounts a sultan offering a golden tail for falsehood then facing a test from an aged Angorn man. The pilgrim demands repayment of a father’s debt and, proving the tale true, wins the prize, exposing the sultan’s claim of impossibility.
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Angorn
English Officer Frivolity Cited By Calero Posting
The Westminster Gazette reports an English officer stationed two years at Calero who claims no time for work due to polo parties bridge and cricket. A collector defends his rare coin trade saying a picket is not a rare coin amid banter about labor and leisure.
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The
Westminster Gasette
Calero
Goodley
Philadelphia
Jane's Age and Habit Noted in Brooklyn Life
In Brooklyn Life the conversation cheekily notes Jane's age as perhaps advanced and mentions her habit of locking the door before washing her face. The exchange reflects social curiosity about a neighbor's routine.
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Mary
Jane
Ann
Brooklyn
Feand and Lost Lady in Portland’s new factory update
A fragmented notice hints at a dog missing or mistaken identity involving a fox terrier and a large dog. The item mentions Tyvek and Portland planning a new factory, suggesting parallel notices or ad fragments about property or industrial development.
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Tyvek
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ASD
Edward
Richard Croker
Ireland
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Terra del Fuego
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Sedus Point
Union Pacific
Platte
Lincoln
Atlantic
Hull
Congres
Wea
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Chemawa Indian School
Wilkinson
Hastings
B. C
Thomas Warton
T. Wade & Son
E. O. Building
Magic City
Ariz
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W. R. Moore
Walla Walle
L. Moore
Walla Walla
H. F. Conner
RM. Weatherwert
Aberdeen
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Baird
Boise
F. J. Gardner
G. L. Richardson
J. A. Allison
Porthand
City
Mre T. Stennenberg
Coldwell
George N. Casebrer
M. J. Elias
J. Meritt
Omaha
Mra Elle Porter
Sakeritz
the Bickers
M. Risser
BR. Bildenhault
Joseph Murphy
Permur
C.J. Freene
E . True
A. HL
Xuston
W. RK. McRoberts
Cc Simpson
T. G. Batley and Family
Day P. Smythe
E. L. Tatemani
A. G. Howard
E. R. Eaton
Baker
Stephenson
A. Wers
A. Anderson
HF Sheldon
San Franeleen
A. L French and Wife
W. C Koll
Notte
Fes
A. Tw
Medicine Hat
WT. & Mussett
M. H. Patton
Glendenine
R. A. Seale
Leotard
Georgia
San Francisca
Brorerr
Hook—Brones
Buxton
Greece
Rome
Roman Empire
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Aesh and Poor
Rudolph Martin
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Matlock-Lnrownfield Building
Main Steer
Tallman &O
W. E. Davidson
Roslyn
C.F
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