Weston News Letter and Local Notes
June rainfall boosts Weston crops as oharra returns home after surgery at Walla Walla hospital. Portland pioneer Thomas Ray dies. Anderson sisters visit. school district selects Mackenzie and Bannister for director seats. Fred Kershaw elected clerk. Dr Lazier reports improvement at Open Air sanatorium. Foley Kidney Pills anecdote from Mr B F Kelley of Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Wright
Athena
Baker
Ollie O'Harra
Walla Walla Hospital
Gare
Thomas Ray
Portland
Ore
Ray
Weston and
V Vicinity
Sman
Myrtle
Olive Anderson
Wisconsin
Mae Barnes
Northwest
William Mackenzie
F. E B. King
John M. Bannister
H.G. Walker
Fred Kershaw
Wade Godfrey
Lazier
Harry Morris
Aif
Springfield
oWriten
Foley
Horses for Sale at Powman Ranch
P G Smith of Burns offers 60 big horses for sale at the Powman ranch miles south of Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Smith
Burns
Powman Ranch
Pendleton
Orchard Gathering Mentioned In Quirky Verse
A fragment hints at a pleasant festivity among orchards described in a whimsical line. The note suggests a convivial event with light mood, though specifics are unclear.
Strange Creatures In Car of Bananas
Kulumaxzoo Michigan local wholesale fruit dealer and grocer faced a surprise when four carloads of bananas were unloaded. A strange fighting animal was pulled from under the fruit. Carl G. Clematuck of the humane society labeled it a didelihys mull data, or naked tailed philander, also called Gulana oppossum, now needing care and feeding guidance.
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Kulumaxzoo
Mich
Nevistenta
Imnanas
Carl G. Clematuck
Humane Society
Severed leg buried but painful, man plans exhumation
In Logansport Indiana Charles Fagley seeks to reinter and inspect his severed leg after repeated burial of the crushed foot. He reports increasing instep pains and difficulty sleeping, planning another cemetery exhumation to check for pressure or other causes. The snippet also touts Chamberlain’s remedies for diarrhoea and cholera, noting wide approval and retail availability.
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Logansport
Ind
Charles Fagley
Panhandle
Fagley
Mount Hope Cemetery
Fugly
Chamberain
Allt
Chicago Professor Retires to Live in Germany
Professor Oscar Buolzi of the University of Chicago mathematics department receives an unprecedented honor. He is named the first non resident professor and will retire to spend his life in Poelburg Germany drawing the same salary as in active service. After 18 years with the university he plans study in Germany and remains a leading mathematician.
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Germany
Lame shoulder relieved by Chamberlains Liniment
A description notes that a lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles and yields quickly to the free application of Chamberlains Liniment. The liniment is described as prompt and effective and not disagreeable to people. It is sold by all dealers.
Milton Holds School Election in Milton Oregon
Milton Oregon June 21 annual school election held at the school house with many voters present. S. A. Miller reelected as clerk. Voters praised board and Wickwie for managing affairs and the construction of two school buildings costing 250000. Local society notes list visitors, picnics, and upcoming engagements.
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Milton
Ore
School of Wickwie
S. AL Miller
Board Constata
What a Summer Cold May Do
A short notice advises not neglecting a summer cold as it can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar loosens the cough soothes inflamed air passages and helps expel the cold from the system. Koeppen Brag.
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Foley
Koeppen Brag
Gasoline shortage threats police force in Chicago
Chicago police face depletion amid fuel shortages and labor strife between union and non union chauffeurs. The crisis highlights the fragile routine of officers who patrol city streets as fuel supply struggles intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ehaufs
Policemen Train as Chauffeurs in Taxi Service
Police officers, after brief exposure to auto work, enroll in chauffeur courses to become taxi and private motor car operators. They note good pay, relative ease, and enjoy motoring, with some planning to resign from the force next fall. They praise coolness and weather shelter as advantages of the chauffeur role.
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Lse
Try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Today
If not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle, you can have your money back. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels. Give them no trial and get well. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hats and stockings spark moral debate in Berlin congress
At the International Congress of Young Women's Christian Associations in Berlin, Professor Waener denounced immense hats as a sign of decrdence and degradation while Professor Herkner condemned openwork stockings as improper. The report notes that the average woman trusts her family physician more than her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
International Congress of Young Womens Christian Associations
Waener
Profescor Herkner
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S. A. Miller
Misa Linn Coe
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Wm. Hale
Claude Haris
Floence Miller
Carrie Eilffert
Estella Overman
Maude Osborn
Andy Johnsen
D. Putman
Eber Lenny
FE HH. Stone
Thornton
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Z. N. Stone
Maloney
Edith Hastings
Bruce Shanele
Eugene
Jas. Frazier
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Waeh
R. A. Compton
F. B. Hoyd
Ira Kemp
Minnis Shields
Wm. Reese
Christian Endeavor
Earl Storm
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Neants
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Bears
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Castoria
TOR Citt
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John B. Stetson
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