Global Exhibitors Showcase Spring Poultry Show
Spectators attend the first annual poultry show with breeds like Rose Comb White Leghorn and Rhode Island RedS. Judges award prizes across classes including cockerels pullets and hens. Exhibitors include Pendleton, Freewater, Heppner, and Walla Walla entrants, with multiple awards announced or noted for top birds and placements.
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Matt Montgrove
Mimon
Secunt Pyle
Iry Avekeret
Mra
Ja. G. Poll
Pendleton
Fyew
Lanter Boyd
Croop
Walla Walle
N. A. Humphrey
Bade Brothers
Freewater
Piras
A. M
Loewm
Heppner
C. Wo Armatrong
Rose
Rhode Island
Hedy
Rode Brothers
Plymouth
Willian
Miltiv
Gollen
Andy Taylor
Walla Walla
Seed Chockerel
Concert Program With Selections And Titles
Prof Frank Carruth directs a concert program featuring selections from Verdi Wagner and other composers. The lineup includes March Bilue Label Klefer selection from Mi Tras watore and Love In Idleness, with performances by Jolly Fellows and Evening Star. Wagner intermission and choruses are listed along with additional pieces and performers.
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Frank Carruth
Bilue
Klefer
Verdi
Jolly Fellows
Requéat
Naver Ai
Vollstedt
Third day poultry show draws larger crowds and prizes
The third day of the poultry show drew bigger crowds as nightly displays of chickens, music, and prize giveaways continued. Awards were announced for Buff Orpingtons, Barred Rocks, White Orpingtons, and new Columbia breeds, with organizers noting improving exhibitor turnout and ongoing entertainment value.
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D.C. Brown
J. W. Schaefer
Down
Ore. Bof
Milton Jin
Hermisten
D.C
Heppner
Willen
Milmn
Columbia
Ant Willlane
Milbon
iMhek Langsiwn
Windle Bros
Laniv
H. Dickerson
Walla Walla
Jet
Ind
Fred Pullet
Henry Nears End of High School Weaung
Professor Wilhert Nott, former chief of forestry in the General Lam office, testifies as Henry nears completion of his final examination. The defense faces intense questioning as documents and witness statements surface. The trial proceeds with close to noon tomorrow, details emerging from court.
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Wilhert Nott
General Lam! Office
Tast Witites
Worthineten
Pivie
Hunter Do China Pomug Rating Hog chase
Regontyyotetes Gorge Gouger the grottent bue chase in Lae world as California department pursues foreign Wale the WeEthew ff Out of preat ietropers. He heads next week on a jaunt to China to starch Lor some bisect Thint and confront by w nice. July he tiken with him lmally Infected growths to conduct hie experiments. Cunperey has been Wonderfully suc cessful in his pursait of bugs that will not bites. W. A. Hun of Walla Walla visited today.
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Herticnitiinal Department of California
China
W Nice
Cunperey
Store Fire Destroys Baker City Building in Swift Blaze
A major fire raged through a Baker City store causing extensive damage and loss of goods. Firefighters battled heat and smoke as winds fed the flames destroying the building and nearby stock. Police and officials evacuated nearby areas and investigated the cause as crews contained hotspots. Several stores suffered smoke damage while the main structure collapsed. No injuries reported.
Dance for Charity Ball Unites German Leaders in New York
In New York on January 27, prominent German American leaders gathered at the Hotel Astor ballroom to dance for the benefit of German charitable institutions. The event marks the twenty-eighth anniversary of the German charity wall and is the first to be held at the Antion, the Whaidorf-Astort, home for nineteen years. Bachelors from the Baechel Circle of the German Sheltergrain, Tar Adlonich, and others presided over the evening’s host duties.
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New York
Hotel Astor
Anton
Whaidorf-Astort
Bachelars
Fragmentary notice on delivery delays and postal duties
A garbled text fragment appears to reference delivery duties and exemptions in a government or postal context. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only hints of formal titles and possible parliamentary procedure. The exact entities and actions cannot be determined from the legible lines.
Neglected Factor Speech Sparks Equal Franchise Meeting
New York on January 27 reports Mr Trouls ch Anepucker to address the Equal Franchise Society at the Garden theater. He will discuss the neglected factor and its link to women’s suffrage. Mrs Henry W Miller is to preside at today’s gathering.
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New York
Trouls Ch. Anepucker
Equal Franchise Society
Garden Theater
Henry W. Miller
Dedication of St Pauls Chapel at University of Winans
Archdiocese leader Archbishop Messmer and other churchmen attended the dedication ceremony for the new St Pauls chapel at the University of Winans in Madison Wisconsin on January 27.
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Madison
Wis
Messmer
St. Paul's Chapel
University of Winans
Great Flood Devastates Paris as Water Rises
Paris Jan. 27 Thousands are forced from homes as the Seine floods the city. Soldiers, marines and firemen work to rescue residents in the Bercy district amid collapsing streets and undermined foundations. More than 200,000 left homeless. city under water by noon. millions in damage expected. public works buildings fire and collapse threat loom as government prepares to ration provisions.
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Paris
Drs
Citber of Deputies
Spnaton
Bercy
Ife
Revancourt
Antoi Posey
Jive Groneilo
Ivery Eral
Welloe
Weis
Bertiped
Government Red Tape Starves Refugees
Jan Harte reports government red tape endangers refugees starving in rain and hunger lines. Hundreds wait for food at public distribution points tonight as private charities emerge as the only hope amid mounting damage estimates.
Flood Swamps City Landmarks and Markets in Porolotie
Water floods Por Olotie as the Pal Hee of President Palkeres is surrounded by rising tides. Basements overflow and the Sharntor latenition building, Mittel tower, Trocadero park, Tell He St. Lavale, and Halle Aux Plan wine warehouse face submersion.
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Por Olotie
Palkeres Ie
Ing Arte
Trocadero Park
Tell He St. Lavale
Halle Aux Plan
Teen Sweethearts Found Dead In Village Suicide Pact
A coroner in Munroe reports Vernor Berr aged 16 and Linn Ammer aged 14 were found dead in a farmhouse near Newton after a suspected suicide pact. Their bodies were discovered with heads resting together and a bottle nearby. Parents object to their marriage and deny involvement. The coroner’s office classified the deaths as a suicide. foul play is not suspected.
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Newton
Town
Joeper Oom
Munroe
Vernor Berr
Linn Ammer
Barr
Enid Sweathearts
Thafto
Death agony record left by Dean man
A newspaper report recounts a man’s death agony with graphic medical detail. Dr Nicholas Cottere, a noted Woot specialist, is described as doing well after treating a patient, following a prior incident where a minor hand scratch led to a fatal infection and rapid deterioration.
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Dean Man
DEATH
New York
Dion
Nicholas Cottere
The Young Turk Rochester Witty Frat Presentation
Rochester wit Max Hogers and Mouis Raymond appear in the new musical The Young Turk presented by the frat. The New York revue mentions the show opening with bagin early next month in New York.
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New York
Rochester
Max Hogers
Mouis
Raymond Willl
Newgeoment Wit Bagin
Property Owners Rally 10,000 Raised Amid Campaign Efforts
Tierry property owners push for support as fundraising nears the 10 thousand dollar mark. Organized drives and public appeals continue to gather backing for the Amenew efforts.
Fragmented OCR note on protest and property rights
An unclear OCR fragment discusses attempts to mobilize opposition to a project involving property owners. It references methods of control and influence and potential coercion to support or oppose the plan, with vague mentions of authorities and property interests.
Mixed Jewish Christian marriages spark London ministers conference
At a London gathering of Teulah ministers, Jewish and Christian leaders denounced mixed marriages. Rav Merle Uice urged Jews to oppose such unions to prevent future loss of Jewish identity and ensure children remain within the faith.
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Onn
Rade
Tandon
Tewlah Ministre
London
Rav
Merle Uice
Alec
Pred Pied of Stem Registered Today
A registration entry notes Pred Pied of Stem being registered here today. The brief record confirms the registration action and the subject name appears in the local registry log.
Arnold's Wife Takes Stand In Murder Trial
The defendant's wife testifies amid a crowded courtroom, admitting she received 50 dollars of the reward while denying other statements under cross examination. The trial focuses on her role in aiding Arnold's apprehension and the mystery of a supposed third person linked to the case.
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Echo
Arnold
Phelps
Toxier
Gillette
Wii
Mr. Phelps
Sheriff Taylor
Prine
Arnold de
Tomney Petermon
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AFPAI
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Kennel Club
Drothers
Henry W. Coe
Stinfigld
al Winereny
Tale Coddu Hauianes
Hattie Duke
Tondinion Seorondcock
HL W. Coe
Spendeh
Lowell Perdleten
Evening Star
Mir. Have
Mandélasohn
Apdio Bioweime
Requent
Roberts
Pilger
Tan- Hauser
Wagner Moreh
Criety Han
Progiam
Buff Orpington
Windie Bros
Blick Orpington
Matt Mosgrove
Milton —Firet
White Orpington
Th. J. McIntyre
Milton—Firet
Henry
HS Weaung
Hermann
Venice
Portland
Filberteth
Foresttymnion
Genera
Land of
Toe
Hermann Thlat
Henney
Roth
Hetey
Vonmeann
Neiman
Villabote
Jen
Bennipmardil
Peter Atures
Hunter
W. A. Hun
Tasen
Dibsleas
Entira
Mitoiehy
Bains
Fose Ap
Proxima
Uleivens
Thor
Bowie Dee Tibet
Tacore
Wilder Camtral
Eutmentind
Wertie Tei Rude
Tykes
Lirica
Uneunion
Ora
Ruer Moroantiy
Fuporor Rakbry
Ant Oreca & Cetneyt
Blake
Finn Wee
Ehertts
Shee Telephone Company
Telvptiine
Gradtly
Walt
Thomas Wartova
Ieee
Walt Deel
Rene Ey
Temiemon Mast
Nashville
Maxens
Statente Helio
Anneal Grand Lodge
Pexejoy
Care-Free Republic
Tuver
Toses
Sireet
Govetiment
Stanmill
J. Smith
Alexander
Leon Cohenine James S Fee
T Murphy
W. I. Thompson
F. Colesworthy
Bond Bros Awebowes
Frank O'Gara
Gio Ladow & Peterson Son
G W. Phelps
Robinean Sho
Patterson + & Humphrey son
Ldmits Sue
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