Growing Lengthwise with Scott's Emulsion Ad
An advertisement for Scott's Emulsion promotes height and strength in children. It claims the product improves digestion, boosts vital organs, and enhances overall growth and vigor. Free sample requests are offered from Scott & Browne in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Browne
Peart Street
New York
Notable Deaths and Disasters Across Regions
George Grier of Albina dies at 71. A Pacific lumber carrier and the Lyceum in Elmira theaters burn with heavy losses. The Siberian wrecks off Maryland with vast banana cargo. Patrick Quinlan of Latrobe killed by dynamite blast. Huntington widow wins executrix suit for 70175. Chinaman head tax debate in British North America. Count von Waldersee leads German forces at 74 with long military lineage. Southern California tourism cited as asset. Ex congressman Glover sues Governor Peabody for 50000 after labor turmoil injuries.
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George Grier
Albina
Pacific
San Francisco
Lyceum
Auditorium
Elmira
New York
Maryland
Patrick Quinlan
Latrobe
Collis P. Huntington
S. H. Kneeland
White Plains
Baptist Church
Count von Waldersee
Glover
Colorado
Ani
Peabody
Grover
Northwest News Highlights Mix of Economic and Legal Events
Breakfast plant hunting in La Grande as Oregon towns face housing pressure. Spokane horse theft epidemic expands. John Forrester and Frank Wilson jailed. Thomas Fahey arrested in Seattle for embezzling 400 dollars from California Mutual Life. Oregon Japanese Society to forward funds to Vancouver and home war drive. Lake Crook deserts revive with water pools after heavy rains. Portland city bonds of 450000 dollars issued at 40 percent interest, Morrison Street Bridge 400000 and Albina ferry 50000. Dr Armstrong of Nelson awarded contract to supply 10000 horses to Japanese army from Oregon and Washington sources.
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la Grande
Spokane
John Forrester
Frank Wilson
Thomas 2
Fahey
Seattle
Mutual Life Insurance Company
California
Corvallis
Amalies
Crook County
Oregon
Portland
Morrison Street Bridge
Albina Ferry
Real estate propositions invite discussion at Wade & Bon
The East Oregonian notes propositions in real estate worth investigation and invites readers to visit the office at the Building. Phone Black 1111 and P O Box 324. The paper claims to be Eastern Oregon's representative publication and advertising medium for the section.
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E. T
Wade & Bon
Omece
P. O
East Oregonian
Oregon
Ob SL
Alba News Notes School Closure and Cattle Trade Amid Snow
Alba March 7 weather mild with two feet of snow. feed shortness drives cattle movements across districts 76 and 79. District 79 Lyceum adjourns till December. debate on popular vote, followed by old plays and basket supper. Ranch news: Gilliland moves cattle for hay, Mossie brothers buy hay at six dollars a ton, Combs brings cattle from Athena, Buck Webb with horses bound for John Day. Yellow Jacket road open though snow three feet deep off the track.
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Ton Gilliland
Pilot Rock
Ukinh
Mossie Brothers
John Leners
Hook
Dan Combs
Athena
Buck Webb
Jyrcoum
Wis
Aengthy
Ruth
Jace
Lyceum
J. C. Clemmer
Pendleton
Clemmer
Dixie Ranch
Vale
May Rippy
Ukiah
Yellow Jacket Road
Prospective Candidates for County and State Seats
A Pendleton observer predicts party ticket personnel for Umatilla County races. Republican ticket list includes county judge J. M. Ferguson and Sheriff C. A. Barrett, with names for clerk, treasurer, assessor, commissioners, school head, surveyor, coroner, and representatives. Democratic names cover county judge G. A. Hartman, Sheriff T. D. Taylor, clerk W. D. Chamberlain, and others. Also notes a Leap Year Ball at Armory Hall with McMinn providing music and admission details. A testimonial endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills for digestive ailments.
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Republican
J. M. Ferguson
C. A. Barrett
Clark
T. Rigby
William Folsom
E. J. Sommerville
Bi. E. Kennedy
Horace Walker
Frank J. Welles
J. W
Democratic
G. A. Hartman Sherif
T. D. Taylor
W. DD. Chamberlain
Harry Fowler
G. A. R. McGraw
C. P. Strain
Julius Hudeman
J. E. Cher
Armory Hall
Notice to Taxpayers Poll Tax Due by April First
Notice to taxpayers that poll tax must be paid by April 1. City Marshal M. J. Carney signs the notice and demands non exemption from poll tax.
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M. J. Carney
Dandruff Germ Must Be Defeated to Stop Hair Loss
An article explains that fighting disease requires addressing the underlying cause and promotes Herpicide as a remedy. It claims dandruff and hair loss stem from a germ, and that eliminating it allows hair to regrow. Distributed by The Herpicide Co, Detroit, with agent F. W. Schmidt.
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Tallmann & Co
Bendie
Stampa
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mick F. W. Schmidt
Indiana Master Plumbers Convene In Terre Haute
Indiana Association of Master Plumbers holds an annual convention in Terre Haute with about 500 delegates from across the state. Sessions span two days focusing on wages, supplies, and other trade matters, followed by a banquet segment.
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Indiana Master Plumbers
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Association of Master Plumbers
Pittsburg
Monongahela Howe Dram
J. Holland
Carnenia Institute
Joseph Hutnetou
Pittabure
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William Lloyd
O. F. Thompson
Butter Creek
Dr. King
New Life
Tallman & Co
Serat
C. C. Rummel
26Th
United States Coast Artillery
Fort Flagler
Wash
Trib
Hotel
St. George
M. P. Benton
Howard I. Thomas
Hotel Bickers
Charles W. Miler
Walla Walla
M. Michael
Baker City
W. HW. Casterman
Umatilla
JE. McDewny
Milton
Mr. le Conter
Mrs
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Pen Murry
Adams
Frank Nelson
T. F. Howard
Judd Building
William F. Sturgis
Gertrude E. Fenner
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