Petaluma City Notices and Local Ads Digest
A miscellaneous Petaluma listing section shows ads for dry firewood and rooming, two mice stalls, photography gear, incubators for sale, hiring at Pilot Rock ranch, a 260 acre Stocker ranch for short-term sale, and local lodging at Oregon Lumber Yard. Also an extended travelogue fragment describes Darwin visiting a scholar with Greek-influenced features and a Haacke description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham Ranch
Pilot Rock
Cunningham Sheep & Land Co
Ore
Alba
Oregon
Enquirerf
L. A. Vogel
Pondeton
Hour and Hour Family Boundary Case Ties
Sherman Hour, a capable lawyer, opens practice in Rowton under Judge Nour’s prominence. His first client, an Irishman, seeks a boundary dispute opinion after reviewing deeds. Hour delays two days. the anxious client begs to see his father, then quietly requests an tonight appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Hour
Law
Rowton
Nour
Tle
Iis
Boaton Herald
Cow Rescues Hideaway Cow After 29 Days
Jim Felix Crabtree and workers found a missing cow trapped under a straw stack after weeks of search. The animal survived 29 days without water or much food, confined near the stack before being released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fletch Crabtree
Mr. Crabtree
Jim
Crabtree
Sweden Visit For Engineer Carlson Of Kamela
Engineer J A Carlson of Kamela will depart shortly for a three month visit to his old home in Christiana Sweden.
Personal visits fill city with visiting locals
In Pilot Rock and nearby towns, a long list of residents is seen in the city on trading trips and brief visits. Notables include Mrs J F P McManus of Pilot Rock, Robert Stanfield of Echo, and County Superintendent Frank K Welles visiting Weston schools. Many others travel between Athena, The Dalles, Huntington and Pendleton on business or to reside permanently, with moves to Huntington and La Grande noted for professional placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. FP. McManus
Pilot Rock
Joe Bailey
Echo
KB. C. Albert
Weston
Robert Stanfield
Mim Bertha Grom
Athena
Frank K. Welles
W. H
Mra. J
Landers
Dalles
Er. T. Allen
Irrigon
Inet Rght
Howard Evans
Unmrotutin County
Oregon
FE. W. Myers
Blood of
G. le Holl
F. A. Giennallen
Huntington
Adam
William Terr
Manhattan
Kas
Spaulding Manufacturing Company
Otto E. Didlorn
la Grande
Mra Didion
Evangelize the World Drive Outlined by Mission Leader
At an intersynodical Presbyterian missionary conference in Omaha Robert E Speer senior secretary of the board of foreign missions urged a world evangelization contract for the current generation. He proposed 4 000 missionaries to reach 100 000 000 souls with a yearly $6 000 000 budget and pledged to evangelize the world if given the workers and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Presbyterian Church Today
Robert E. Speer
Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
Speer
Echo Pioneer Whitworth visits city on business
Echo district pioneer W. W. Whitworth, a longtime East Oregonian subscriber, says Pendleton’s site once hosted his saddle horse. In Ellensburg, Rev. Victor Dorris leaves with Mrs. Dorrie for a church dedication and revival tour, via Wallula and Walla Walla, to survey irrigated land for investment.
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Echo
W. W. Whitworth
Whitworth
East Oregonian
Pendleton
East Oregonian Builiding
Ellensburg
Victor Dorris
First Christian Church
Ward
Wallan Walla
Tandhner Te Postmineter contends for congress
WJ Lachner of Bakery City is endorsed for the congressional race in the district's Republican primary, while Renitor Tulton recommends him for the post of fastmister of Taker City to succeed D. Moomaw, who has held the role for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandhner Te
WJ. Lachner
Bakery City
Congres
Repub-Lcnn
Primarion
Thie
Lobster Claws Distinguish Front Pair From Others
A historical note explains lobsters have ten legs with the front pair as specialized claws. The right claw usually acts as a cutter or grinder while the left is a heavier hammerlike cracker. In some specimens the usual roles vary or both claws share sharp toothed functions, with occasional symmetry.
Pribilof Islands Restriction On Landing Detailed
Outdoor Life reports that no white man may land on the Pribilof Islands without a U S treasury permit. The piece notes Unalaska harbor, multiple ships, diverse nations, and the Pribilof group as the world’s greatest sea islands with fur bearing grounds.
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Unalaska
Arctic
Ling Borth
Berlog Sea
Vindivostok
Pribllof Islands
Sworld
Bering Sea
Aleutian Islands
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
The Pace of the Camel Excerpt From The Times
The Times of India notes the camel’s speed with humor and caution. It states camels move five to seven miles per hour, warns against pushing beyond, and describes a camel kneeling and dying if overdriven. It adds a fire under the nose is useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Jerusalem
Mecca
Asia
Times of
India
He Had His Wish By Carl Schurz
Carl Schurz fiercely attacked literary pretenders at a New York dinner where a wealthy poet dismissed politics, claiming he would rather be a third rate poet than a first rate statesman. Schurz challenged hypocrisy and pretension, pressing the man to consider his boasts and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schurz
New York
Mr. Bchura
Minerals In Water Disturbs Hidden Lead Content
A reader notes minerals in water can be finely powdered yet invisible, settling slowly and signaling streams may carry metal-rich water. The piece ends with a courtroom quip about an old offender and two policemen, one remarking on drunkenness.
Doctor Patient Billing From Bast O Daily
Fragmentary joke item notes a doctor patient exchange over a bill labeled as the worst. The garbled text mentions benefactors and a newspaper slogan All the news All the time in the Bast O.
Adams Trial Testimony Focuses on Marble Creek Location
Wallace Tolaho dispatch reports progress in Steve Adams trial with witnesses Alvin Mason and Newt Glover describing Marble Creek settlement era and terrain. They testified Adams and Jock Simpkins were distant when Ronte the claim jumper was killed, while Adams was identified as Steve Dickson in July 1904. The article notes legislative actions on state normal schools and a potential governor veto of the Monmouth- Drom appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Wallace
Tolaho
Steve Adams
Stewy Adams
Adams
Marble Creek
Fred Tylor
Alvin Mason
Newt Glover
Simpkins
Lover
Jock Simpkins
Ronte
Steve Dickson
Legislaature
Board of
State Normal Schools
Monmouth-Drotn
Defect in Normal Bill Reported by Salem Correspondent
A Salem correspondent notes a defect in the Normal school bill about two year reporting for regents. The report claims a provision was overlooked or misunderstood in the measure, raising questions about timetable and compliance.
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Salem
Whitman College Baseball Prospects Amid Practice Notes
Whitman College coach L C Lawrence says about 25 players are turning out for practice and the team shows promise for the season. Seven from last year stay on with strong new material and four pitchers are listed. Players are in frome food necks when weather allows, aiming to be ready by opening day. The Whitman basketball team has arranged a game with Weston for Thursday evening here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
L. C. Lawrence
Whitman College
Walla Walla Balletin
Weston
Thurslay
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Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
South Marnh Street
Alty
Logan Street
Kodak
E¢ Bowman
Bridge
Meacham
Henry Kopltike
Court House
J. J. Sharon
Hurcko
Darwin
Golential
Appeirinos
Athia
Goethe
Ange
Greece
Apocrates
Aristotle
Haocke
Roa
Uleof
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Lee Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Alta
Cottonwood 8&Ts
W. G. Cole Jett
Portland
Mry
T. M. Lowe
Famly Jett
Ontario
Jean
Mise Lenn Cohen
Stockton
Cal
Mia
Edward Manassee
Fleter
Sean Cohen
the Pribilof Islands
Agatowt Ingrathtude
Rongonnt
Wonder Store
Cecilia Gustaf
Ordain OF the National Society
Bombay
Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf
Mar
Multnomah House
Iroom
East
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