Pastime pictures please all King Kill lots and more
Local classified style listing items for sale and rent. Includes theatre ad for the Pastime, real estate offers in Glenns Ferry and Hartman addition, travel and contact notes, a stray bay horse with reward, and various ads for furniture, insurance, labor, and household goods. Names referenced include King Kill, A Eklund, J S Kees, Leo Teutsch, Abe Moletram, and Mark Patton.
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King Kill
A. Eklund
Glenns Ferry
Mark Patton
J. S. Kees
Loty
Hartman
Leo Teutsch
Leon
Aurkstreet
Westfield
Abe Moletram
Adams Ore
Arrow Head Collection Exhibited At Mawkanie Exhibit
Mawkanie photographer Kelsey displays 2600 arrow heads and relics from the Curlo collection spanning the northwest. The exhibit includes spears knives drills mortars beads pipes canoe gorgets and stones, with 200 large relics stored unseen for space.
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CURLO
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Program Review
The Orpheum offers a strong slate with Biograph Mugeggiles First Sweetheart a love tale facing obstacles. The Wanderers a Kalem drama. A Child of the Squadron Urchan an exciting melodrama. Excursion Into Walesa Sce hic noted as among the best outdoor pictures. Shine on Harvest Moon also featured.
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Orpheum
Finlay
Mugegsiles
Muggele
Squadron Urchan
Walesa
The Pastime Fri day film offerings and shorts
The Pastime presents The Brother the Slater and the Cowpuseher Essanay a Western tale At the Dawning a dramatic 1000 foot feature about a comet appearance a kidnapped maiden restored to her father and a lawless baron son in law plus a screaming comedy in Pantindle Gauntry.
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Slater
Essanay
Texas
Miss Minute M Eicher Left 100000 In Will
Wilshire Pennsylvania report states Min ute M Eicher earned long service with her employer in a candy store chain. The decedent Chirk Blemer died June 12, leaving 100000 to his loyal worker and 100000 total estate. Half goes to Miss Bicher, with the rest to Kissner's brother and sister.
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Wilishure
Minute M. Eicher
Chirk Blemer
Ebener
Miss Bicher
Kissner
Downtown heat tolls up odd man in bare attire
In Steyten Harbor Mish a man described as from Chicano walked downtown in only a hat and under heat exposure. He wore a policeman's coat to the lockup after being found unfit, lacking suitable clothing. The incident notes his bare state and the unusual heat related distress.
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Steyten Harbor
Mish
A Personal Appeal from Town City Towan
A fragmentary plea seeks the return of an ecclesiastical sign borrowed from the Unitarian porch. The appeal requests Rev. Loring secure the sign back to aid a conversion and ensure others may engage with a perceived spiritual influence. The text hints at a flawed majority judgment and uncertain outcomes.
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Towan
Will
Unitarian Ohnred
Trs. Loring
WALLACE Idaho Drill Contest Promises Big Purse
Wallace Idaho hosts a wide read drilling contest with a 500 first prize 250 second and 100 third. An entry fee of 185 per team funds most purses. Start is 1 20 PM on July weekend with a five ton rock from Nine Mile noted as hardest yet seen. Champions from Montana and California expected to attend.
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Wallace
Idaho
Northwest
Ineluidis
Gomt
Couer d'Alenes
CH. Linn
Success
Nine Mile
Hitrus “McKinlay
McLain
Carter
Butte
Montana
Anderson
Thy
Grass Valley Cal
Cats Menace to Coos Game Birds in Marshfield Ore
Coos county wardens report cats threaten game birds across the district. They note a rapid cat increase, wild in woods and towns, killing nests and fledglings. Deputy Wright plans action with State Warden Stephenson and supports a bounty for unconfined cats.
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Marshfield
Ore
al Wright
Cone County
Wright
Moore
Coos County
Weight
Stephenson
Back to the farm slogan gains traction in Northwest
Hoquiam journalist A C Girard reports a migration trend where city families abandon high living costs and move to Oregon or Washington farms. He notes widespread exodus from NW cities, driven by rising prices and better farm profits, with families seeking land for orchard, wheat, livestock, or truck gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Portland
Pacific Northwest
A. C. Girard
Hoquiam
Wash
Girard
Oregon
Washington
Early apples hit Walla Walla market two weeks early
Walla Walla Washington reports early varieties of apples on sale two weeks ahead of schedule. Milton Freewater and Gardena districts supply the fruit with shipments beginning soon. Prices for Early Harvests and Astrachans run 11 2 to 18 4 cents, below last year. Despite lower prices, large yield and expanded acreage promise strong shipments. late varieties are expected to yield well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walls
Wash
Milton-Freewater
Gardena
Women voters in Sweden gain municipal franchise
Former Norwegian minister Arculander opposed extending the franchise to women. After the storthing passed a bill granting municipal suffrage to all adult women, he urged the king to veto. The king assented and Arculander resigned. the measure adds 260,000 women to 409,000 existing voters, with 14,000 more women than men among electors. The new electors vote for the first time this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Arculander
Norway
Storthing
Bulldog Hero Saves Children From Bear Near Tyron
In Tyron, Pennsylvania, a faithful bulldog sacrificed itself to save eight year old Beatrice Walte and her younger relatives, running them home as a female bear and cubs attacked. The dog fought the bear on its hind legs and was killed in the battle, while the children escaped unharmed.
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Tyron
B. Walte
Tyran
Beatrice Walte
Shoenberger
Delglhors
Colling
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