Local ads list Melrose System coal wood and services
A cluttered classified page offers coal and dry wood from Koplttke Gillanders and Melrose System, fuel and rental notices, ranch land for sale by Teutsch & Bickers, and services from Penland Bros Transfer and Morton. Also mentions Orpheum pictures and a lost gold rope necklace with jade pendant.
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Noreen
Court Street
Kopittke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Orpheum
Willow
Koplttke & Gillanders
Teutsch & Bickers
Aura Street
Algo
Temple Building
Penland Bros
Main Street
Morton
Ben L. Burroughs
Indies
Menard
Patton’s Barber Shop Ad Promises Fast Service
An advertisement proclaims a share price of 160 and highlights six barbers, short waits, plenty hot water, and clean towels. The shop claims it does not harm the trade of Chinamen, Indians or Japs and invites readers to give a trial.
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Patton
Artisans Meeting Schedule Set by Local Assembly
Artisans Attention Hereafter Alpha Assembly No 9 United Artisans will meet the second and fourth Tuesdays in Moose hall on Main street opposite Grand theater Louise F Lampkin secretary notes the recurring gatherings in a concise local notice.
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Alpha Assembly No. 9
United Artisans
Moose Hall
Main Street
Grand Theater
Louise F, Lampkin
Nephew Becomes Husband in Family Kinship Knot
In Walla Walla Washington Alvin E Allen marries Mamie R Stone making Allen the husband of his aunt and his grandfather the father in law. At only 18 his grandfather had to appoint a guardian for the marriage under state law. Foster ties muddy their blood relation though they are not blood related, their exact kinship remains unclear.
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Alvin
Allen
Walla Walla, Wash
Alvin E
Mamie R. Stone
Destroyer Mayrant Circles Mauretania In Narrow Waters
Newport, R I naval officers note a Mayrant torpedo boat destroyer ring the Cunard liner Mauretania twice while both ships steamed at full speed in Nantucket waters. The feat demonstrates maneuverability and speed, as the Mayrant appeared to encircle the larger liner in open sea.
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Newport
R. I
Mayrant
Nantucket
Collar buttons drive men insane claims Dr Mary Walker
Dr Mary Walker, in Washington, preaches a crusade linking collar button pressure to insanity in men. She argues looser neckwear lowers brain disease risk and urges women to adopt trousers and men to abandon collar buttons. She plans to present findings to the president at the New Year’s reception.
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Ayers
Mary Walker
Washington
Dr. Walker
Walker
Peruvian Rules For Foreign Medical Graduates
In Lima the University of Lima requires foreign medical graduates to appear before the faculty of medicine with their original diploma bearing legalized signatures by Peru's foreign affairs ministry and a personal identity certificate from the relevant minister or consul. If not available, legal witness identification is accepted. Fees prior to examinations total 492 dollars in American currency, equivalent to the cost of studying at the University of Lima.
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Callao
Peru
University of Lima
Poor Pasturage in Japan and Kobe Sheep Shortage
In Japan only 15 percent of land is cultivated while the rest is unusable for pasture. The mountainous terrain, covered with dense bamboo grass, cannot be cleared, leaving little suitable grazing. Consequently there are virtually no sheep on the islands, except in the extreme north.
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Japan
Kobe
Carnegie Will Appear Before Senate Steel Trust Inquiry
Andrew Carnegie was today served with a subpoena to appear before the committee investigating the steel trust after refusing its invitation. The item notes catarrh text and Hood's Sarsaparilla claims of curing mucous membrane inflammation.
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Carnegie
Washington, D. C
Andrew Carnegie
Steel Trust
Hood
Local visitors and residents greeted in Pendleton area
T W Barger of Helix visited the city Sunday. Harry Hutchings of Walla Walla stayed with the Kowman last evening. J Saling of Athena visited Pendleton. Viva Warren returned from Weston. Clarence Adams Ukiah ranch man left Pendleton after visiting friends. Anita Kirkpatrick spent Sunday in Weston then returned to Pendleton. Anna Waugh Echo school staff member visited Pendleton. Jack Keefe Echo area secretary of the Commercial association returned from the east end. Nellie Carry and Irene Rippey Echo teaching staff passed through en route from Adama to Echo. Attorney James P Neal Freewater attorney candidate for district attorney arrived from home for Republican primaries business.
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T. W. Barger
Helix
Harry Hutchings
Walla Walla
J. Saling
Athena
Pendleton
Viva Warren
City
Weston
Clarence Adams
Anita Kirkpatrick
Anna Waugh
Echo Schools
Jack Keefe
Local Commercial Association
Nellie Carry
Irene Rippey
Echo School
Adama
Echo
James P. Neal
Freewater
Low Temperature Records Snow and Wires Down
Low temperature records are broken as snow freezes streets and disrupts travel. Wires are down between here and Portland with Spokane as a routing point for messages from the East. Cold weather causes many frozen water pipes and gas outages slow plant operations and printing.
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Portland
Spokane
East Oregonian
Leap year marriage offers shock Evanston hopes
Illinors Justice J F Boyer in Evanston offers free marriages to women who propose and to older widowed or overage brides. He will marry free any woman over 25 who makes the proposal and even over 35 who does not, plus gratis couples over 60. He cites 2400 more unmarried women than eligible men in the city.
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Illinors
Evanston
J. F. Boyer
Gratis
Justice Boyer
Submarine Wireless Aims to Save Lives at Sea
Portsmouth, N H two brothers John S Shea and Daniel Shea volunteer officers in the Spanish American war propose an underwater wireless system to prevent loss of life in submarine disasters. The invention would enable communication from the ocean bed with surface vessels and land stations.
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Portsmouth
N. H
John S. Shea
Daniel &. Shea
Leap year marriage permits issued in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a marriage bureau granted licenses to Rose Miller to wed Joseph Jung and Mary Harris to wed Harry Jung after the clerks noted the leap year quirk. The girls asked for the licenses for their brothers, saying this is leap year.
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Philadelphia
Marriage Scense Bureau
Rose Miller
Mary Harris
Joseph
Harry Jung
Supreme court denies continuance in Ketchel slayers case
Jefferson City order refuses Walter Dipley and Goldie Smith a delay for their April term appeal. By stipulation the prisoners sought a continuance but the court denied it. Attorneys must show necessity. the appeal is set for special call February 6.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Walter Dipley
Goldie Smith
Stanley Ketchel
Knights to Work In Third Rank This Evening
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias calls for full attendance this evening as they perform the third rank drill. J A Bast, Co Cc R W Fletcher, K R.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
K of P
J. A. Bast, Co
Cc. R. W
Public Snow Cleanup Order Under City Ordinance
All persons are hereby notified to immediately clean off all snow from sidewalks within the city limits as per city ordinance No. 336. By order of the chairman of street committee.
Coldest Baker night in years hits 15 below
Baker Oregon records 15 below zero as the coldest night in years. Two feet of snow blanket the area with continued heavy frost and low temperatures shaping daily life. Local residents report sustained extreme cold and drifting snow across streets and rural routes.
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Baker
Baker, Ore
Jan
Gore
Vanity Fair at the Orpheum in three reels
The Orpheum presents three reel Vitagraph feature Vanity Fair adapted from Thackeray about eighteenth century society and Waterloo. Also showing The Lost Horse by Lubin a money trick tale and a Lubin farce Mr Inquisitive about a curious sleuth.
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Orpheum
Vitagraph
Vanity Fair
William Makepeace Thackery
Lubin
Sam
Inquisitive
The Politician's Dream and Other Vitagraph Shorts
The home of good pictures and good music presents Tuesday programing featuring The Politician's Dream a Vitagraph comedy with Bunny as the politician and Miss Fiora Finch as the widow. Also At the Stroke of Twelve a drama of love and business life Saved by the Pony Express with cowboys and sweethearts, and Happy Jack the joker rides off with Belle Archer. Cowboy Life with Jim and his sweetheart plus The Kidnay Equilibrists vaudeville stunts add to an evening of entertainment.
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Vitagraph
Bunny
Fiora Finch
New York City
The Million Dollar Beauty at The Austin Co
Complete change of program to night. The Austin Co presents a play full of laughs with two new arrivals in the cast and strong musical numbers. The cold weather is addressed with a pleasant temperature inside. Tonight's bill mirrors the coast performance by Murry and Mack and is expected to delight patrons. Two feature reels of motion pictures, a comedy and a western drama, will be shown with each show. Amateur night Friday night.
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The
Austin Co. Presents
Murry
Mack
Leonhardt Discovery Promises Piles Remedy
Public owes Dr J B Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska for years of pile treatment study and his inward remedy that evens stagnant blood flow and reduces swollen vessels. Leonhardt prescriptions HEMROID sold by Pendleton Drug Co and all druggists at 1 for 24 days treatment. Write for booklet.
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J. 8. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
Leonhardt
Pendleton Drug Co
Figure of speech about primaries sparks debate
A terse remark about leaders and the idea of entering the fight in the primaries surfaces in political chatter. The comment reflects concern over enthusiasm and readiness among contenders, signaling deeper questions about strategy and commitment in upcoming elections.
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FE Livengood & Co
Melrose
Burroughs
Jodger I
Snyder
Enquirer
Awilitabar
Mauretania
Ketchel
Ph. Leonhardt
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Mercury
Workingmens Clothing Company
Golden Rule
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