Fragmented OCR reveals wartime names and education notes
The text lists names linked to the US Army and notable families, noting Br. John Frowth and the Booth lineage, plus a discussion at a convention about education and languages. It mentions Beech, Wiecklin hospital plans, and Latin and Greek as prominent in high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Stanford Unniversity
United States Army
Gilegine
John Frowth
New York City
Junius Grotue Brewth
Ih Beeh
Fa Wim
Janine Brutus, Jr
John Wates Booth
Siieard Tucker
Wiis Hospital
Wieecklin Hospital
le Mansee
Imat Wey
Socia Giego
Mnii
Steves Hall
Wiare Uni
Central committees plan dates for primaries and county conventions
Fragmented dispatch reports Gilliam county Republican central committee to meet in Condon to set primary and county convention dates with Baker City figure Z L Bowen filing bankruptcy. Albany mourns Mrs D P Mason died at home after sudden illness. Linn County party schedules April 2 for county convention and March primaries. Several local figures and incidents noted including mental health case and bank check arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliam Comety
Condon
Moreh
M.A
Weimler Society
D. P. Mason
Albany
M Pacific Division
Bowen
Baker City
Putred States
How Filipinos Was Against the Yankees
A fragmentary historical reminiscence describes insurgent activity in Manila and Batangas during a troubled night. It notes a wounded comrade, a familiar enemy leader, and a merchant allied with Americans who may have sought junta access. Dispatches show Malvar’s movements and signals from mountaintops as U.S. forces probe Philippine resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Serret
Berargas
Aneral Sumner
Malvar
Passeli
Mindoro
Cuba
Romareandice
Taft
Taal Lipa
San Jose
Niza
Heinzelman
San Pablo
Wint
Batangas
Sal
Grip In a Pony Show Stirs Local Patrol Debate
A fragmented item describes a pony show incident sparking local concerns. Officials and bystanders are unnamed, but the event appears tied to a nearby park and a patrol response. Details are unreadable, yet community tension and safety questions linger.
Lamentations of Poor Lo The Indian in the Wild West
A fractured archaic monologue delivers a burlesque lament by a Native figure about hair, scalp, and cultural ridicule. The narrator collapses mythic pride with self mockery, references to scalping, haircuts, and a future under mockery, ending in woe and surrender to satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic West
Fragmented Note on Quoting Moral Methods and Waste
A fragment discusses how occasionally one may squander an act as a method. It emphasizes caution against careless use of resources and hints at ethical reflection without concrete details or dates.
Unusual Insurance Claim Details Noted in Policy
The Portland Oregonian reports Jack Wade named his mother as beneficiary on a Prudential policy with 703 due and Sherif Fraxier listed. A physician’s cause of death entry includes strangulation and murder execution notes, nine minutes illness duration, and an unclear place of death near fall bearing the attending physician Harry F. McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wade
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
Sherif Fraxier
Sats
Portland Oregonian
Wade
Fime
Phesi Ien
Harry F. McKay
Hfe
Newbro's Herpicide Claims Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a permanent dandruff cure by destroying the germ causing dandruff and hair loss. It dismisses quinine and rum as ineffective scalp bids, promising hair will grow innately after the germ is eliminated.
Our Chubby Boy Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery
A Pleasant City family recounts a severe pneumonia illness in a young boy that led to a near skeleton state. After a doctor’s treatment failed to halt the cough, they used Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and report rapid recovery. The ad touts its efficacy for coughs and colds with a trial bottle offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alis. W. Watkins
Pleasant City
Tallman & Co
Massachusetts Cat Licensing Then Fines Set
Plan to license cats proposed with a 50 cent fee. Fines of 35 cents to the informer and the remainder to the town treasury. Between July 1 and 10 annually, city or town chiefs must issue warrants to seize unlicensed felines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
The World's Best Compound Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts a famed compound that conquers aches and pains, heals cuts burns and bruises, and treats inflammation and other conditions. It claims cures or no pay, with a price of 25 cents at Taliman & Co.'s drug store, noting wide popularity and millions of boxes sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taliman & Co
Highland Herald Family Pedigree Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists several descendants with names Patron Leveque Boniface Baissaly and others, showing ages from 2 to 8 years and weights from about 140 to 1750 pounds. The text references Herald lineage and numbered identifiers, with scattered place-like tokens and inconsistent formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentia
Leveque
A. B. Black
Patron
A. B
Black
Boniface
Baissaly
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Baer & Daley
One Price Clothiers
Foiast
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Lomas
Bebe W Pardom
Linn
Duvention
Baturiay
Ameria
Cairns
Yankees
Stephen Sonsal
Surgent’s
Ponand
Kullinson
Bive Point
Dane
Tvea
Jeasie
Leonard
Adams Neighborhood
Wild Horse
Adams
East Oregonian
H. L. Chittenden
George Peringer
Pendeton
Helix
Bilding
Kentucky
Thia’ Poplar Resort
David Ashbareh
Umetilla
Kie Hel
Intels Nod
Agai
Fred Peterson
J. H. Ferguson
Mr. Peterson
Poor LO
Lowell Olus Reese
Kotow
Nike
Newbro
Bucklin
Younger & Son
Order of
F.S. Younger & Son
Saratoga Chips
la Fontaine
Walla Walla
Joe Basler
Beauty
Main Street
Jesse
Mailstone
Mailstone Royal
Heighland Herald
Seattle
Wash
la Comercial Stables
Pendleton Carsten Bros
B. Mill
N. B
Carsten Bros
Wholeaule Butchers
THE
Portland
Oregon
C. Bower
Polydore Moons
AYP
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