Weston Hotel Changes Hands and Big Harvest Hopes Rise
Weston notes predict the harvest will be the largest in history with many fields yielding over 40 bushels per acre and some reaching 60. Weston's coal supply looks ample, and travelers are urged to prepare for a busy season while residents camp on the mountains and harvest swings into full gear.
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Weston Hotel
Payne
Weston
Price Brothers
Elite-Hill
Dry Creek
Weston Mountains
C. B. Stanfield
Walla Walla
Andy Sullivan
Starky Prairie
Mr. Sullivan
Oregon
Columbia River
International conference on alcoholism opens in Stockholm
Delegates from many countries converge in Stockholm for a week long international conference on the prevention of alcoholism. The United States will be represented by a six person delegation led by Dr. Victor A. Elleworth of Poston.
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Stockholm
United States
Victor A. Elleworth
Poston
A Happy Man Healed by Arnica Balm and Local Bank Change
An 86 year old Port Bryan resident Amos F King reported his leg sore healed by Bucklen's Arnica Balm. Boise State Bank elected Edward Payne president succeeding John Morrison amid deposits rising from about 107000 to over 160000 since May. Pinealive Carbolized offers quick relief for bites stings and skin injuries priced at 26 cents. Sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Amos F. King
Port Bryan
Bucklen
Arnica Balve
Tallman & Co
Price
Edward Payne
Boise State Bank
John T. Morrison
Boise Statesman
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Lightning Glazier From Portland Excels In La Grande Ring
Frank Kaneve of Portland, a rapid glazier, was sent by the O R N to La Grande to install 3500 panes in the new roundhouse. He was allowed three weeks with three helpers, but the contractor alone would have finished in a week. A wind storm delayed progress, yet Kaneve still will complete the glazing in six days.
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la Grande
Howe
Frank Kaneve
Portland
Round House
Kaneve
No Low Fares for Ministers and Clergy Workers
Chicago dispatch notes end of 2 cent fare relief for clergy charity workers and inmates of soldiers homes. Over 100000 annual certificates will be cancelled as railroads reject special rates, favoring a universal 2 cent maximum and equal treatment for all travelers. Also features ads for Marconi phonograph records, Little Liver Pills, a blast accident in Twin Falls, and unfurnished rooms for rent.
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Chicago
Mys
Denmark Town and a Clothespin Factory Joke
A witty exchange from the Brooklyn Eagle recalls a punning debate over Hamlet and Denmark and notes evolving impressions of a bustling place with trains and business deals. A medical joke follows as doctors discuss a Mrs Jones and a surgeon’s humor amid a chilly professional mood.
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Denmark
Hamlet
Nsane
Prince of
Prince
Danmark
Ham
Realism in a Provincial Theatre Misadventure
A London Tit-Bits tale recalls amateurs in a small town staging a play. The star demands real wine for the drinking scene and real poison for the final act, insisting realism through authentic substances and private acid options.
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London
Writing as a Fine Art in a Historic Letter
In a missive from Lafcadio Hearn to H E B Krehbiel, he argues for dual aims in writing. He warns against treating trade journalism and art-authorship the same, urging repeated drafting of every line to reveal grace, force, and harmony and to achieve durable literary execution.
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Lafcafilo Hearn
H. E B. Krehbiel
Book of Sports 1018 Proclamation on Sunday Recreation
The Book of Sports issued by James L. in 1018 allowed diverse Sunday amusements while banning bear and bull fighting bowling and interludes. Attendance at church remained a prerequisite for participation and parish boundaries restricted movement. Permissible entertainments included dancing archery leaping vaulting May games Whitemales and May pole setup.
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James L
Striking a Fish and Glasses Stuck Remedies
A fishing tip explains that a sharp wrist upturn helps hook trout quickly without scaring them. If lines get stuck, submerge glasses upright in hot water for about a quarter of a minute to separate them, ensuring no water enters the lenses.
Why does Min Elder always drop her eyes when she meets you
Quote dialogue describes Min Elder dropping her eyes in a social exchange. The piece notes the anecdote about her dropping her teeth one day, signaling a coded or humorous interaction. The column appears as a line from a recurring East Oregonian feature titled All the News All the Time.
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Min Elder
East Oregonian
Rohrman Bread Ad Says Best Taste at Low Prices
An Oregonian advertising blurb promotes Rohrman bread claiming creamy taste and savings by buying direct from the first hand. It touts two profits avoided and invites inspection at all times at the shop run by C Rohrman.
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Rohrman
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