Oregon Life Insurance Company Offer in Portland Ad
An advertisement from L Samuel promotes the Oregon Life Insurance Company with a claim of a low death rate and high interest earning economy of management. It offers an advantageous combination and directs readers to the office on the Sth floor of the Macleay Building at 286 Washington Street, Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oregon Life Insurance Company
Macleay Building
Washington Street
Portland
L. Samuel
Athena Brevities and Adams Happenings
County notes from Athena and Adams recount a contested claim to springs on the Umatilla reservation, a large funeral for Mrs. Willie Bunch, revival meetings at the Christian Church, remarriage of Roy Des Voignes to Lizzie Ried in Adams, and local business updates including dance successes, wheat market shifts, and appointments in the Adams Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. le Grow
Willia Bush
Fran Wisitt
New York
Rev
Curten
Christian Church
Willie Bunch
Umatilla County
J. W. Jenkins
First Christian Church
Women of Woolcraft
John Dugger
Walla Walla
Evangelist Burton
Des Moines
Iown
E. P. Jarman
Chicago
Moses Taylor
Athens
Edward Mananeey
Napa
Cal
I. J. Robson
Richland
Kennewick
Charles Betts
Brooklyn
Roy Des Voignes
Logie Ried
Kenirick
Idaho
California
Lizzie Ried
J. W. Boyer
William Spoor
M. BE
Adame
General Lee Birthday Observed in Richmond and South
Jackson Day in the South highlights Robert E. Lee's birthday with schools and banks closed. The day is a legal holiday in Virginia and observed across the region. Local military groups participate with salute ceremonies and memorial meetings scheduled in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
California Prune Wafers advertisement in Pendleton
An ad for Talima & Co. Pendleton Oregon sells 100 wafers of California Prune Wafers for 26 cents. The product claims to cure malaria, biliousness, constipation, nervousness, catarrh of the stomach, bad breath, oily skin, sleeplessness, wind and liver, stomach and bone trouble. The address is 623 Main Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Talima & Co
Pendleton
Ore
Captain Skinner Postal Worker Dies in Albany Oregon
Captain P R Skinner aged 46 died in Albany Oregon after a long postal career with the department aside from three Civil War service years. He served as mail clerk on the Cotvallly & Eastern until five days before his death.
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P. R. Skinner
Albany
Ore
Postal Department
Cotvallly & Eastern
Drowning of Eight Men Sparks Klondike Mystery Details
Dawson News reports on the drowning of eight men aboard the Sinclair scow near Klondike, with Jacob Graf and Ernest Trelawney as suspected aboard. Police seek public help to identify Graf's eastern Oregon brother and Trelawney's partners, while clues tie a Henry Kusenhacher haul of goods to the vessel.
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Jacob Graf
Yukon River
Mounted Police
Dawson County
Orofonsin
Tadob Graf
Oregon
Drowson News
Urawn
Jett
Th S. Sinclair
Jame W. Sullivan
August Johnson
John Lund
Welsh
Jacob Grae
Ernest Trelawney
Jet Trelawney
Jimmy Berry
Tow
Dawson
Trelawney
Berry
Terry
Scow
Cubly
South
Klondike
Mitnert
Trehinney
Echo Hotel Sold to Gillette in Echo Oregon
Echo Jan 14 A local hotel changeover reports Little selling the Echo hotel to M H Gillette the Butter Creek farmer who will run the place Gillette recently sold his Butter Creek ranch to Zoe Houser for 36000 and will reside in Beho while Liske may visit California and remains in the county price of the hotel property not disclosed but estimated around 4500
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OR. Lisle
M. T. Gillette
California
Echo
Spertalj
E. BR. Little
Echo Hotel
Yeesterday
M. H. Gillette
Butter Creek
Beho
Liske
Milton Methodist Builds New Church Ready February First
The South Methodist church at Milton is erecting a new frame building costing about $6000 set to be ready by February 1. The growing congregation will benefit from modern conveniences including heating, colored glass windows, and elaborate pulpit fixtures. A revival series led by Rev. H. S. Shingle will begin when the building opens.
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Uth Methodists
Milton
South Methodist Church
Rey
H. & Shingle
Hyomei Inhaler Claims Cure For Catarrh
No dangerous drugs or alcohol are taken with Hyomei. Breathe through the inhaler as the balsamic medicine penetrates nose and throat to kill catarrhal germs and heal irritated mucous membranes. The complete outfit costs $1 with extra bottle 50 cents. Tallman & Co.
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Mile Ty Tallman & Co
Cattleman William Ikard Declares Bankruptcy
William Ikard, a Clay County Texas cattleman, files for voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities of 745000 dollars and claims no assets. Chicago school board acts to remove all pupils and teachers with any putative subversive influence from public schools. A fire destroys the J B Schoo saddle and bridle factory, open 48 years, losses exceed 400000 dollars. A Denver bound passenger train derailed by a snowslide near Coupeville, four cars toppled. no serious injuries. Jay Miller perjury case reveals an organization at Kansan City stockyards preying on shippers with overweight and underweight schemes. Liberals to gain clear House majority. Balfour loses in England election. Chicago sues Union Traction for 1500000 and Chicago City Railway for 500000 over alleged overcrowding. Cherrapunji reports world’s wettest place, averaging nearly 37 feet in ten years. Bombay environs about 21 feet. Dehu Nduca In Kam run station averages 34 feet.
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William & Ikard
Clay County
Texas
Chicago School Board
Quincy
J. B Schoo
Landville
Denver
Cnneewa Dake
Col
Jay J. Miller
Kansas City
Kansan Clie
Balfour
City of
Chicago
Suite Genet
Union Traction Company
Chicago City Railway Company
Cherrapunji
Ageam
Bombay
Dehundusca
Kamerun
Bank Reaches Milestone as Deposits Pass One Million
The First National Bank of Lewiston reports deposits exceeding 1.17 million as of January 15. Inland Empire Retail Dealers' Association in Spokane unanimously backs Roosevelt railroad rate revision and control. Bert Coffman William Broad and Bert Johnson killed by dynamite blast at Opp mine near Jacksonville. they occupied the mine at the time. Prohibition party of Oregon plans March campaign with state convention and presidential candidate in 1900 John G. Wooley expected to attend. British Columbia faces secession pressure from confederation amid regional unrest. Multnomah County tax rolls show property tax 1,662,810 and personal tax 490,984 with 42,527.63 unpaid.
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Inland Empire Retail Dealers’ Association
Spokane
Roosevelt
Bert Coffman
William Broad
Bert Johnson
Opp
Jacksonville
Prohibition Party of Oregon
Ihs
John G. Wooley
British Columbia
Confederation
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Multnomah County
J. W. Ferguson
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Athena
ADAMS
Justice of the Peace
G. Chamberlain
Umatilla
G. DeGrow
DeGrow
the Commercial Club
LAS
Jas
Adiums Commercial Club
Charles E. Otterstedt
T. A. Lieuallen
M. A. Ferguson
Ja. F. Bentley
Jane
Adams Dip
la Hrache Orchestra
Weston
Commercial Hotel
Charles Jones
Shelley Jones
L.L. Lieunison
H. A. Richardson
George Brewster
Adama
Kendrick, Idaho
Fred Liemilen
Medial College
Dector
Helix
Maine
August Arp
Kentucky Liquer
San Francisco
Lyman Waters
Cambridge
C. FB. Ried
Mr. Ried
DeWitt
Beld
Tallman & Co
Oregon Short Line
Maryville
Yellowstone Park
Marysville
Muffalo River
Rea‘eplan
North
New Church
General News
Nortitwwest News
First National Bank of
Lewiston
Schilling
Alexander
Frank B. Clopton & CO
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans and Investment Brokers
Frank B. Clopton
T. C. Taylor
W. Vincent
Mark Moorhiouse
Matlock
Court Street
Golden Rule Hotel
B. F. Beck
Tal
J. L. Vaughan
West Court
Oregon Lumber Yarn
Court
House
Malin
Hear
West End School
Maple St
Birch Creek
McKay Creek
Finoot
Alty
Vsnt
Jane Street
Penleton
Hartman
Bentley
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