Walla Walla Stays in Blue Mountain Baseball League
Walla Walla will not withdraw from the Blue Mountain league and will join with North Yakima Pasco Kennewick and Toppenish in a new Washington league, says Garden City manager August Bade. Blue Mountain president Frazier says no notification and Bade has not proposed a change. A March 22 game between Walla Walla and North Yakima is tied to an excursion train event, not league realignment.
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Walla Walla
North Yakima
Pasco
Kennewick
Toppenish
August Bade
Garden City
Meretehhes
Portland
Bade
Plague Dispatches Stir Spokane Officials
Spokane correspondents spreading false notices about bubonic plague deaths will face arrest under Remington and Ballinger Code. Spokane council hires counsel to probe, chamber of commerce aids prosecution, and papers may be asked to publish a corrective statement. The Oliver family deaths were from influenza and pneumonia, not plague.
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Spokane
Seattle
Olympia
Wash
Remington and Ballinger Code
Council of Spokane
F. B. Morrill
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Frederick W. Dewert
R. J. Maclean
Oliver
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Relief Claim
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets allegedly relieve chronic constipation headaches biliousness dizziness sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Prayers at $86 Weekly In Estate Suit
In Springfield, Mass Joseph Estoff of Buffalo sues the estate executor over a bill of $631 for daily prayers for his brother Harris who died last year. The claim covers $13 for dying prayers at deathbed and $500 for daily Kaddish repenting prayers, priced at $6 weekly for 50 weeks.
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Springfield
Mass
Joseph Estoff
Buffalo
N. Y
Harris
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Says Relief Sold by All Cheaters
An old style advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy claiming relief for throat tickle and nocturnal cough. The note ends with a dubious claim that the product is sold by all cheaters.
Man Shot Cleaning Gun at Washington Farm
Carl Gelsman, while cleaning a shotgun in the barn at his farm near Centralia, Washington, accidentally discharged a charge into his knee. He did not know the weapon was loaded and will likely be crippled for life.
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Centralia
Wash
Carl Gelsman
Iife
Mill Owners Agree to Five Day Week in Calcutta
Representatives of jute mills in India met in Calcutta and agreed to cut output by working five days a week for a period. The industry suffers from over production and talks of forming a selling committee or combine to curb over supply and volatility persist.
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India
Calcutta
Stanfield to vote on site for new high school
Stanfield district No 61 holds a March 21 meeting to select among three sites for a new high school building with $16,000 available. Plans aim to submit to contractors for completion by the fall term. Also, Mrs. F F McCrea spoke at the schoolhouse and will preside at Milton meeting. local business and health news noted.
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Stanfield
Ore
F. F. McCrea
Hood River
Women’s Missionary Society of
Pendleton Presbytery
New York Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Milton
M. R. Ling
Home Builders’ Association
Pendleton
Joe Blakely
Ina Cotant
Snow Liniment Advertises Pain Relief and Cure
A Swollen Jaw is not pretty nor pleasant. Ballard's Snow Liniment promises to reduce swelling and relieve pain from neuralgia toothache or incident. It is touted as a great cure for rheumatism cuts burns bruises scalds and all aches and pains from A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. Cc
Koeppen & Bros
Willamette Valley Intensive Farm Methods Tonight at Eugene
University of Oregon hosts a state inter-collegiate oratorical contest with seven colleges represented including Willamette University and Albany College. Carlton Spencer of the University of Oregon leads hopefuls judged on composition and delivery with a gold medal awarded to the winner. Prof. Lewis of the Oregon Agricultural College urges intensive practices for Willamette valley apples, detailing site selection, planting, pruning, cultivation, and packing to boost profits and attract settlers.
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University of Oregon
McMinnville
Pacific College
Willamette University
Pacific University
Albany College
A, C
Willamette
Liberty
Harry G. McCain
Ministry of Poetry
Claude Newlin
Carlton E. Spencer
Grover ¢. Brichet
C. E B. Ward
Pacific Universality
Venn Rickard
Oregon Agricultural College
T. C. Trueblood
University of Michigan
B.D. Shurter
University of Texas
B. Pen
Willamette Valley
C. I. Lewis
Oregon Agricultural College Department of Horticulture
Lane County Horticultural Society
Eugene ¥. M
Oregon
King of Tompkins County
Cravenstein
Agricultural College
Real Dyspepsia Cure Diapepsin Claim
An advertisement urges taking Pape's Diapepsin to relieve indigestion dyspepsia and sour stomach within minutes. It promises improved appetite, no belching or headaches, and a feeling of life worth living after using a 50 cent case.
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Pape
Hohbach Opens Modern Sanitary Bakery Annex
Otto Hohbach completes about 5000 improvement on Court street bakery adding brick annex with concrete floors plastered walls and handlining machinery ensuring cleanliness and sanitation vermin proof. New factory will produce all cakes pastries candies and ice cream sold wholesale or from wagon and in renovated retail store inviting public to visit anytime to see cleanliness.
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Otto Hohbach
Court Street
Oregon
Tle
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