WAIT HERD OF ELKS IN TOWN FOR GRAND LODGE REUNION
Cincinnati hosts Elk week with Grand Exalted Ruler Joseph T. Fanning and national officers. an expected 16,000 Elks and guests from cities like Toledo Baltimore Detroit Saginaw McKeanport Dallas Fort Wayne Lewisville Chicago Columbus New York Denver Omaha Kansas City Milwaukee join four days of sessions parades contests and fireworks.
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Cincinnati
Joseph T. Fanning
Order
Burner House
Toledo
Baltimore
Detroit
Saginaw
McKeerport
Dallas
Fort Wayne
Lewisville
Chicago
Columbus
New York
Parkerature
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Grand Ledgc
Grand Lodge
Oboe River
Ohio
Julius Fleischman
August Herman
Ludge
Indianapolis
Nature Sparing The Rose From Grief Theme Adverts
An article extols nature sparing the rose from mental suffering and promotes Newbro s Herpicide as a cure for hair loss. It claims a germ damages hair follicles and that Herpicide destroys this germ, enabling hair growth. Samples offered via 1 cent stamps to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich special agent F W Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
F. W. Schmidt
Irish Games At World’s Fair Open Handicap Start Tomorrow
Interest in Irish games grows as the Ancient Order of Hibernians stages a three day program at the fair grounds and stadium. Open handicap meet begins tomorrow with outdoor wrestling and hop skip and jump added to the schedule. International championships in hurling and Gaelic football will feature athletes from Boston Toronto New York Chicago San Francisco and other cities.
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Fair Grounds
Order of Hibernians
St. Louis
Boston
Toronto
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Mourning for Dr Herzl to be observed in memorial meetings
In New York on July 16 the memory of Dr Theodore Herzl will be honored with memorial meetings and services across America. Notable addresses are planned in the city by Dr Harry Friedenwald, Cyrus Bulzberger, the Rev Dr Hertz, and J de Haas. A mourning period extends until the end of the Jewish month of Ab, August 10.
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New York
Theodore Herzl
America
Harry Friedenwald
Baltimore
Federation of American Zionists
Cyrus Bulzberger
Hertz
Johannesburg
South Africa
J. de Haas
The
Zionists
Dr. Herzl
Deafness and remedies advertised across odd notices
An ad heavy with medical claims promises a cure for deafness from catarrh with a one hundred dollar reward for any case not cured by Catarrh Cure. The notice includes travel rates and train schedules for excursions to Portland in 1904, plus seasonal adjustments by the Oregon Development Association and railroad agents listing stop changes to accommodate fishing ports and Pendleton schedules.
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Toledo
Hall
Portland
Oregon Development Association
Ore
B. C. Smith
Coming Events and Local Notices From Centerville Journal
August 22-27 events include American Mining Congress in Portland and National Irrigation Association in El Paso on November 16-18 for Sheepmen. Note Renge offers range and water. address box 44 La Grande. Henry Yeackie left alfalfa 44 inches long weighing about five pounds grown from a seed, now an exhibition in the Journal window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mining Congress
Portland
National Irrigation Association
el Paso
Texas
Renge
la Grande
Henry Yeackie
Centerville Journal
Mrs Plante Sells Millinery Shop After Twelve Years
Milton July 15 Mrs Matt Mosgrove left for Portland visitors arrive from Washington summer plans include Long Beach Rainier return Portland Walla Walla and Heppner visits. Dr E Dotson of Iowa buys William Wormington property to start business here. L O Plants millinery store sold to Lenora Storm Rose Beekins and Mytalene Fraker engaged as trimmers. John Foss suffered heat collapse at home in Moro but recovering. No Pity Shown ad cites Bucklen Arica Salve for piles.
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Milton
Matt Mosgrove
Portland
Nora Neild
F. B Steen
College Place
Wash
Thomas Taylor
Grace Davis
Walla Walla
B. J. Davis
W. A. Banitter
Long Beach
Anns Tagenar
Joe
Nell
Pomeroy
Waeh
W. W. McQueen
L. O. Plants
Lenora Storm
Rose Beekins
Mytalene Fraker
Pendleton
J. D. Plamondon
Fay
LeGrow
J. E. Hull
John Foss
Moro
Hie
Athenae Press
Billy Leather Expressee at Howard's Cigar Store
Billy Leather is listed at Howard's cigar store with phone main 2841 and residence red 233. The fragment cites contact points for the individual in a local business directory style.
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Billy Leather
Howard's Cigar Store
Red
Optician Offers Cleaned Eyeglasses At Moderate Prices
Optician notes no charge for eye testing and minimal cost for reading glasses. They emphasize a full line of gold spectacles and cleaned eyeglasses, with moderate prices for reading or general use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teware
City Brewery Bottled Beer Promotes Home Delivery
An advertisement touts City Brewery Bottled Beer as delicious pure and wholesome. It claims reliability in all temperatures and offers home delivery in quarts pints and half pints, with a free delivery service by calling 2981.
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City
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Wiles Shoes
Dies
Alexander Dept
Ice and Cold Storage Co
Warvelters
Universal Steel
Woodman-Thompson Hardware CO
Main Street
Milwaukee Beer
the State Saloon
E. Russell & Co
Vaughn Bans En
Eessens
Juniper
Addrews
A. Larson
Jnniper
Oregon
Bell Park
Ball Park
the Order
Eden Park
Greworks
Vieira
Art Maa
Jeum
Art Schol
Rookwood Pottery
Surian Temple
Myatic
Fort Thomas
Wittess Guard
Barbecte
Burgoo
Vakiey
Obin National Guard
William J. O'Brien, Jr
Battmore
Samuel Neads
Cleveland
Mre
Charlies Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Tallman & Covs Drug Store
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta Street
Court House
W. C. Minnis
Neuman
Ancient Hibernianr
Zion Movement
North Fork
C. Smith
Iowa
Wormington
Athena Personals
F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Kodak
Neagle's
Cail
Neagles Bros
Big Brick Ghop
Crescent Hoakin Pover
Glenn Winslow
Jeweler
Optician
Wwe
City Brewery
Pendleton Planing Mill
Robert Forster
Corner Webb and College
Gus Lafontaine
Joe Ell
Taylor's Hardware Store
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