Parrot Aids Paralysed Master In Oregon City
A parrot owned by Civil War veteran John F. Shoup alerted help when his master suffered a paralytic stroke in Oregon City. The 70 year old was found helpless and taken to a hospital with a likely recovery. The note advertises Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch Wild West show sights at June 27 with Indian village displays and Chief Clear among performers.
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Portland
John F. Shoup
Julne
Oreson City
Shroup
Pastoraby Amd
Bhoup
Ei @arson
Buffalo Ranch World West
Chief Clear
Thia
Helix Personal Notes From June Reports
Special Correspondence from Helix notes visits by Mrs John Clay to her husband’s parents, Mrs John Pierson in Pendleton, and Miss Bessie Lewis shopping in Pendleton. Mire W H Dale is seriously sick north of Helix, and Ira Scott and family returned from a week in Walla Walla. A funeral for Mrs Kyle was attended in Weston and local farmers are cutting hay. Spokane park watchmen face a question on what counts as reasonable spooning.
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Helix
John Clay
John Pierson
Pendleton
Mire
W. H. Dale
James Limerly
Kyle
Weston
Bessie Lewis
Ira Scott
Walla Walla
Real Railroad Cats Mother Selects Freight Engine
Pennsylvania railroad workers discover freight engine No 143 carried three young passengers with their father the round house cat. The kittens hid in the truck bolster were reached by wire hooks. The family made two trips between Mount Holly and Camden, with comfortable quarters provided and promised care for the arrivals.
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Mount Holly
Round House
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hay
Jodany
Yiew
Mt. Holly
Camden
Reeves Re-elected. corner stone for Stanfield school laid
At the Stanfield Oregon school district meeting W T Reeves was reelected school director for three years and G L Dunning for one year to fill an unexpired term. Teachers for next year include Frank D Carruth principal Minnie Baker Jong Applegate and A Chezik. The corner stone laying for the new school building is planned for Sunday at 11 AM with a committee to arrange the program. Local officials and visitors are noted.
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Stanfield
Ore
W. T. Reeves
G. L. Dunning
J. A. Mendenhall
Frank D. Carruth
Minnie
L. BE. Marehond
Lewiston
Tinho
Ruchelz
Ruchhalg
James M. Kyle
Pen- Weton
A. ©. Crawford
Hermiston
Tom Means
Pen- Histon
Burroughs
W. J. Furnish
Wennha Springs
A. W. Gray
Pendleton
Samose flesh farming aid promises healthy weight gain
The ad touts Samose as a natural weight gain and health restorer with flesh forming properties. It claims no starch or pepsin, avoids fattening preparations, and strengthens the system while improving digestion. A money back guarantee from Koep pen Bros is offered if results are not satisfactory.
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Welch
Koeppen
Terrapin Promise and Trade Stir in Maryland
A Maryland warning about fake terrapin abundance follows a new harvest method. A Yankee rake dredges rivers to gather terrapin, sparking fears three more seasons of this harvest will end the supply. The piece notes terrapin as a coveted dish, mentions public taste and prices, and recalls a colonial law limiting slave slaves to feed on terrapin only four times weekly.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Haltimere
Te Murkerm
Prette Son Bree
Maryland
Ferrapin
Boy Gardeners Exhibit Products In Portland
Two hundred boy gardeners who grew vegetables on city lots under the M A Co program will exhibit their products in the auditorium of a local institution next Friday and Saturday and receive prizes. About 250 boys engaged in vegetable raising this spring through the YMCA campaign will be involved. 200 with garden scores above a threshold will enter the contest. Local merchants have donated prizes and the YMCA with Oregon Agricultural College aided the effort.
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Portland
Ore
M. Co. A
Orefen Agricultural College
A Charming Woman Health Ad Promises Beauty
An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a remedy for women seeking health beauty and social ease. It claims to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood improve nerves brighten eyes and skin and deliver a robust complexion and charm. Price shown as 60 cents at Koeppens.
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Koeppens
Fisherman’s naked hook pierces constable’s mouth in dark
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a constable Stanley Miner, walking home in darkness, collided with a fisherman armed with a naked hook. The hook entered Miner’s mouth causing agony and unconsciousness. A doctor had to remove the hook. The incident follows a threat reported against Toekjaw Ja now.
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Hood River
Dianna W. Ae
Parker
Elmann
the Peoples Warehouse
Parrot
Kit Carson
The
East Oregonian
Spokane Park
Staneipld
Otter
Dechine
Sisters OF the Holy and Mary
Grace
Ebecetium Commercial Depts
Adidrees
St.Helens Hall
Girheim
Rt. John Baptiet
Maale
Bt. Helens Mall
BOY Gardeners
Rother
Beddow
Miller
And
Oyster House
Northwest
LA Fontaine Blk
Main Street
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