Albee News Notes Snow Weather and Local Happenings
In Albee on January 17 a cold snap reached 20 below with 14 inches of snow at peak, now reduced to six inches as warm rain melts it. Sleighs carried mail between Pilot Rock and Ukiah for ten days despite slush. Nearby activities included a large social gathering at A S Quant’s, sale of a Ukiah sawmill to Andrews Bros., and a $200 purchase of a yearling filly by Lewis Gilliand of Pitot Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albee
J. S McLeod
Pen-dleton
Dixie Ranch
McLeod
A. 8
Mall
Pilot Rock
Ukiah
Gibe & Company of
Andrews Bros
Mountain Home
Joe Sturdevant
Medford
Warrington
Pitot Rats
Lewis Gilliand
Pitot Rock
W. R. Rinehart
Hall's Catarrh Core Ad Reward Notice
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Core. Endorsed by Walding Kinman Marvin and others in Toledo. Product taken internally, supports blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinman & Marvin
Special Information For Stockholders In Portland Oregon
United Wireless Telegraph and American Telegraph company stockholders may obtain special information by writing to F. J. Catterlin & Company at No 3 Chamber of Commerce Portland Oregon. This notice directs shareholders to request details from the listed firm for further data on their holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Wireless Telegraph
American Telegraphhone Co
F. J. Catterlin & Company
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Oregon
Robbers Fail at Yakima Safe Break In
North Yakima robbers attempted to break into the safe at Olof Sandberg's premises but failed to pick the door. They escaped with twelve dollars from a cash drawer.
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North
Yakima
Wash
Olof Sandberg
The Cause of Sudden Deaths and Kidney Disease Remedy
An advertisement extols Kilmer swamped Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder trouble. It claims kidney disease causes heart pneumonia and other ailments and promises relief from frequent urination and pain. The ad offers free sample bottles and a small booklet from Dr. Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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Th. Kilmer
Isis
Che Necae
Swan Root
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Grazing Permit Applications Sought in Whitman Forest
Notice to file applications for grazing cattle horses and sheep in Whitman National Forest for 1909 by February 26 at the Sumpter Oregon office. Henry Ireland, Supervisor, says fee information and blank forms available on request.
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Whitman National Forest
Sumpter
Oregon
Henry Ireland
Audubon the Grocer Who Became a Great Naturalist
A Kansas City Star excerpt recalls Audubon and Ferdinand Rozier starting a Missouri grocery and bourbon trade in 1810 aboard a keelboat from Louisville to St Genevieve. Ice hindered navigation, partnership dissolved, and Audubon shifted from retail to his renowned ornithology career.
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Audubon
Missouri
Kentucky
Ferdinand Roker
St. Genevieve
Louisville
Ohio
Cape Girardeau
Audubon & Rogier
Rozier
Louisiana
Kansas City Star
A Woman of Quick Wit by Susan B Anthony
A Delineator tribute notes Susan B Anthony's dramatic presence and realism. It highlights her knack for condensing speeches to a sentence and recalls sharp retorts to Horace Greeley and Rev Mayo. The piece frames her as central to dialogue on rights, education, and marriage.
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Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Israe
Horace Greeley
Albany
Mr. Gree
Young colored nun passes civil service exam to Treasury post
In Washington a young colored nun secures civil service credit and is certified for Treasury appointment. His elderly mother, described as a darky of antebellum type, accompanies him to witness the oath. She remarks that supporting the United States is hard when one cannot support one’s own kin, leaving the momentary scene with a sharp family twist.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Joe
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Birds as Vertebrates and Wing Adaptations
The text explains birds are vertebrates distinguished by feathers and toothless jaws. It notes wings adapted for flight and highlights bone structure as compact or hollow for strength. It mentions the skull joint allowing the neck to turn, enabling birds to look backward.
Alms From a Tomb Observed at Ideford Parish
A 300 year old custom at Ideford near Chudleigh endures as donors place coins on the tomb’s flat top while the rector and church warden stand at one end. Recipients then come forward to collect the alms from the opposite end.
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Ideford
Chudleigh
Loudon Standard
They're All Old Story Told at Banquet Hall
A speaker tells a story believed new to most attendees, while a small man in the banquet hall mocks the claim by interjecting that the fellow would believe anything. The remark reflects skepticism at the gathering noted in the Chicago Recent-Herald.
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Tom
Chicago Recent-Herald
Youths and Advice From an Indianapolis News Quote
A quote noting that youth often ignores advice and must err for decades before recognizing possibilities. The remark reflects a cautious, retrospective view attributed to the Indianapolis News. The line emphasizes experiential learning over immediate receptiveness to guidance.
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Indianapolis News
If you owe it in the East Oregonian, it's we
A terse notice from the East Oregonian implies responsibility for debts or obligations owed, signaling collective accountability by the newspaper for certain listings or notices within its pages. The exact item remains fragmentary but centers on financial or legal obligations.
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East Oregonian
Ivory Soap Slogan Telegraphed Value Claim
The excerpt argues Ivory Soap leads in value purity and economy. It claims the brand is superior to others in cleanliness and price while boasting 99 44 100 percent purity. The rhetoric emphasizes three essentials Good Value Purity and Economy as unique selling points.
Snow floods Athena streets after storm
Eighteen inches of snow melted in a warm rain storm sweeping Athena Oregon. Streets along Main Street flooded with water and slush flooding first floors of businesses. Some southwestern residences completely surrounded by water. Revival meetings wrap up at the Methodist church after two weeks with planned revival at Baptist church and then Christian church for a total six weeks of revival work.
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Athena
Ore
Main Street
Tey
Bathhelder
Ryder
The
Baptist Church
Christian Church
Doctor Survives Phone Electrocution Near Bedside
Kalispel Montana January report tells how Dr W M Bottorf escaped fatal electrocution when a plugged in telephone receiver touched his chest and current surged through him. A nurse or bystander intervened by breaking the long cord, saving his life. doctor is reported all right.
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Kalispel
Mont
W. M. Botters
Flo
Mies
Bottorf
Meuin
In town humee Smith buys coffee mill for grinding
Humee Smith visited town today and purchased a coffee mill. He plans to grind Folgir's Holden Gate Coffee himself from now on, having previously relied on the grocer to grind it for him.
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Humee Smith
Bovine Sionties
Goers on Arctic Trip Alone Harry Radford Plans Solo Voyage
Harry Vincent Radford will depart New York this week for a solitary Arctic expedition. He travels directly to Edmonton and onward toward the Arctic to pursue geographical and zoological investigations, asserting that traveling alone minimizes illness delays.
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Harry Radford
New York
Harry Vincent Radford
Arctic
Edmonton
B. C
Arotie
Alberta party heads to Calgary to view wheat land
Jonathan Johnston plans to leave at noon Wednesday with another party for Calgary to inspect Canadian Pacific wheat land. The report notes warmer weather near Calgary around 50 degrees above zero and mentions ongoing land sales by the company.
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Alberta
Jonathan Johnston Willl
Calgary
Table Queen Bread Ad at 217-22 EB Court
An old newspaper blurb promotes a new Table Queen Bread product. The ad lists a street address at 217-22 EB Court and provides a telephone contact as Main 80 for orders or inquiries. The fragment suggests a local merchant text and pricing absence.
Mi-o-na claims to cure indigestion and related ailments
An advertisement asserts that dyspepsia causes rich red blood and poor absorption, promising rapid relief from indigestion, fermentation, belching, and sour taste. It touts Mi-o-na tablets as a universal cure, a stomach invigoration, flesh building aid, and even relief from car sickness and pregnancy vomiting, with a money back guarantee for 50 cent large boxes from Tall Man & Co.
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Tallman & Co
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