Yale Harvard Regatta Ahead as Crew Rivalry Rages
New London Conn June 24 Yale and Harvard rowers amass in town for the Thames race. Crowds expected to swell with final practice and an observation train arranged for spectators. Varsity four oar, freshmen eight, and university races slated from the Navy Yard to the railroad bridge with potential postponements to the next day. Yale holds the four mile course record at 20 minutes 10 seconds set in 1898.
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New London
Conn
John Harvard
Eli Yate
Thames
Antil
New Haven
Cambridge
Stald Rownemen
Tale
Yale
Connecticut
Truggie
Harvard
Eouht
Navy Yard
Railroad Bridge
Navy” Yard
Lake Winniplsroges
Springfield
Lake Quinsizamond
Lake Saltonistall
Coffee grocer dispute over payment to Schilling's Dest
A grocer faces a dispute over payment terms involving Schilling's Dest. The article notes that customers are expected to pay promptly and that the grocer seeks to settle accounts, with emphasis on timely remittance and standard pricing.
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Schilling
List of names appears in regional notice
A sequence of personal names and places is presented, including J. A. Allison from Portland and Lewis Gerard of Winlock, with additional entries for A E Larson and A F Ogilvie of Portland, Samuel Brown of Seattle, and others across Athena, Walla Walla, Weston, Los Angeles, Pontiac, and St Joseph. The fragment suggests a public notice or directory listing rather than a full event report.
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J. A. Allison
Portland
Lewis Gerard
Winlock
A. E. Larson
A. F. Ogilvie
Samuel Brown Sseattle
John C. Fox
John Tompkins
Athena
M. R. Tompkins
Ralph Steward
Walla Walla
B. F. Dupensa
Weston
H. M. Fairfield
J. F. Baddeley
Weaton
H. A. Miller
Los Angeles
W. T. Sherry
W. M. Freeman
J. Peters
C. E. Smith
G. F. Smith
Pontiac
P. D. Boyd
B. J. Bond
A. A. Quentin
St. Joseph
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Sold by Pendleton Drug Co
The Pennsylvania Dutch Dunk ars promote Hickory Bark Cough Remedy guaranteed to cure cough and pure. Made from shell bark or white hickory tree bark. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere, Pendleton Drug Co.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Three May Be Drowned Near Spalding Idaho
Remnants of a log raft were hauled ashore at Spalding Idaho on Thursday uncovering three coats a roll of blankets and lumber. Believed drowned are Elmer Dillion and J M Adams of Orofino and Charley Sublet with no trace of the men found.
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Nat Spalding
Idaho
Tts
Elmer Dillion
Orofino
J. M. Adams
Charley Sublet
Ranch hand Roy Hutchinson Drowns Near Vancouver
Roy Hutchinson aged 23 a farm hand for ranchman Dan Hildreth three miles below Vancouver washed away when his horse reared and threw him into a slough while he was pursuing stock. He drowned Thursday morning according to local reports.
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Roy Hutchinson
Dan Hildreth
Vancouver
Wash
Hutchinson
Wanted, at once. Good clean rags: market price paid
Oregonian office seeks good clean rags at market price. Immediate cash payment offered. Call or bring items to the office for quick evaluation and purchase.
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Oregonian
Back to the Farm Says Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson told the American people that the desertion of farming life, a trend three decades long, may be ending and that a reaction has begun. He warned that city growth harms society, urges a return to the farm, and cautions the optimism may be premature. Chicago Tribune notes this as hopeful but uncertain.
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Wilson
Appomattox
Chicago Tribune
Horrible Accident Hits Weaver Boy Near Mill
Dell Weaver, 14, son of Mr and Mrs J R Weaver, suffered severe injuries in a runaway accident near the Weaver mill. Both bones above the right ankle, left knee broken and dislocated, front skull fractured, several head wounds. Dr Whiting reports his condition very serious.
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Dell
J. R. Weaver
Weaver Mill
Elgin Recorder
Whiting
Lort-On Circus Day Satchel Found
Finder of a small tan leather satchel containing valuable papers to the owner only is asked to leave it at this office for safekeeping.
Local Guard Company L Revives Ball Team
Militia unit Company L plans to revive last year’s championship ball team with tryouts held soon to prepare for American Lake duty. George Spell named manager. captain to be chosen after practices. Prospective players include Tracy Tucker Hoover Spell Marsh Sturgis Drake Turner Shaw Skiles Bailey Winter Stanton Humphrey and others.
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Company L
George Spell
Militia
Tracy Tuker
Hoover
Spell
Marsh
Sturgis
Drake
Turner
Shaw
Skiles
Bailey
Winter Stanton Humphrey
American Lake
Knights Templar of Idaho elects officers in Pocatello
The grand lodge in session at Pocatello elected officers for the year led by Grand Commander Eugene Gillett of Moscow and Grand Generalissimo Jay R. Mason of Tinha Falls. Next meeting set for Wallace.
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Grand Lodge of Knights Templar of
Idaho
Pocatello
Eugene Gillett
Moscow
Jay R. Mason
Tinha Falls
Frank D. Winn
Coeur d'Alene
George Boehne
Lewinton
Charlies D. Warner
James EB
Williams
Bolee
Charles H. Imrod
Bolse
Pinny
R. Ww. Church
Oscar Waterhouse
Welter
J. A. Jessup
Guard
F. M. Bybee
Thaho Falls
Grand Lodge
Wallace
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Peoples Warehouse
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
Schloss Bros
Oxfords
Childrens
Mindale
To & Chlack
Hotel
St. George
Slough
UOL
Company of Na
Idaho Knights Elect
The
East Oregonian
Henry
Pendleton
Ce & Cold Storage Company
Carney & Tweedy
Telephone Main
the Fair Store
the First National Bank
Oregon
Spokane International
Canadian Pacific
Spokane
Calvary, Alta
Kingsgate
Alberta
Syrem
J. S. Carter
Ag't
C.P.R
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