Pape's Cold Compound Cures Grippe In Short Time
Advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe within hours without quinine. It touts three years of research and a 25 cent price. The piece then shifts to a sensational account about a Chinese woodchuck spreading plague via marmot skins, detailing origins and travel of the infection through Harbin to the Manchuria coast.
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Pape
China
Manchuria
Mongolia
Harbin
Fen
Wanamaker's Golden Jubilee Celebrated
John Wanamaker marks fifty years in business as associates publish The Golden Book of the John Wanamaker Stores. The library size volume, bound in cloth and gold, includes over 400 pages with illustrations. Copies available for 60 cents postpaid from Wanamaker Stores in New York or Philadelphia.
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John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
New York
Cause of plague blamed on small animals experts say
Experts assign responsibility for the Black Death to small animals as the plague has already claimed many lives. They warn that rodents and fleas play a key role in transmission while urging public health measures and vigilance. The report notes ongoing research and calls for monitoring to prevent further outbreaks.
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Thous
Kills a Murderer and Garden Show Plans
A dubious ad links Dr King’s New Life Pills to preventing appendicitis and curing constipation while noting a Pittsburg auto dealers show at Duquesne Garden featuring white dominant decor from March through April. It mentions a 6000 square foot expansion by covering all seats with a platform.
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Dr. King
Koeppens
Duquesne Garden
Pittsburg Association of Automobile Dealers
Althrough
Evolution of the car name through the years
In early automobiling days the vehicle was called a horseless carriage. It then became an automobile with the accent on mo, later aut omobile with the final syllable, and eventually motor or motor car. Now the term plain car is common.
Cluster Lights at Pasco Sparks Public Works
In Pasco Washington holes are being drilled in the concrete walk near the Cunningham hotel for five large ornamental light columns. In Ellensburg the county commissioners approved buying 200 pairs of Hungarian partridges to stock the county woods at an estimated cost of about $1300.
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Pasco
Wash
Cunningham Hotel
Ellensburg Woods
Ellensburg
Saloon License Fight in Kahlotus In Washington
A petition circulated to grant Walker brothers a saloon license in Kahlotus, Washington, met a counter petition urging the city council to refuse additional saloon licenses. The dispute centers on local licensing policy and neighborhood impact.
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Kahlotus
Wash
Walker Brothers
Concrete Hock Purchases Four Lots in Colfax for 6500
Concrete Hock of Paso, Pasco, Wash L Holt and 58 Mining of Colfax bought four lots immediately south of Columbia on Fourth for 6500. A reinforced concrete 15000 building is to be erected immediately.
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Paso
Pasco
Wash
L, L, Holt
Mining
Colfax
Columbia
Indignation Over Alleged Glanders in Estopia Stock
Farmers in Estopia, Wash Indignation grows over alleged glanders outbreak in local herd. State veterinary officer notified but has taken no action, prompting criticism from farming community.
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el Topia
Estopia
Julinetta Doctor Held on License Charge in Moscow
Dr W A A Borne of Julinetta in this county was held to the district court on two counts for practicing medicine without a license by Justice Henry Cummings. Bond set at $300.
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Julinetta
Moscow
Idaho
W. A. A. Borne
Justloe
Henry Cummings
High Water Floods Adrian Wash Areas Following Creek Overflow
High water from Crab creek overflows forms a river along the Coulee side of Adrian and creates a large spring lake about two miles west of town. The lake fills each spring in the same pattern, threatening nearby areas and prompting local attention.
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Adrian
Coulee
Six Indictments on Booze in North Yakima
Six additional indictments have been returned by the federal grand jury, all for introducing liquor on the Indian reservation at North Yakima. Trials of the criminal cases and two civil cases remain on the docket and are set for Monday and Tuesday.
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North Yakima
Wash
Federal Grand Jury
De Ruwe brothers plan sheep sheds near Estopia
The De Ruwe brothers are erecting sheep shearing sheds just east of the Northern Pacific tracks at Estopia and expect to commence shearing on April 1. They will shear about 10,000 head this year.
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Estopia
de Ruwe Brothers
Four Horses Founder in Barn Ralston Wash A H Setters
A report notes four horses found in a barn at Ralston Washington. Authorities identify the animals as belonging to local equestrian owner H. Setters and are investigating the incident for possible welfare concerns.
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Ralston
Wash
Prominent farmer loses 12 young horses in barn collapse
A well known farmer from Rattlesnake was found to have twelve colts missing after a barn break up in which a wheat store was toppled. Dr Wellner of Riteville attended to the injured, though the report notes the event caused extensive disruption.
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Tie
Wellner
Riteville
Fire Engine Crashes Into Pole in Lewiston
A Lewiston fire engine on a run to a fire in Steeletenddition crashed into a telephone pole after the steering gear failed. The crash destroyed the home of S. D. Taylor and left the engine out of service.
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Lewiston
Idaho
S. D. Taylor
Gifford Druggist Bonded in Lewiston Case
James Chastin a Gifford druggist was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Rice on a charge under minor laws. He was brought to Lewiston and arraigned before Justice Mangin who set bonds for a preliminary trial.
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Gifford
Lewiston
Idaho
James Chastin
Rice
Justice Mangin
Maial Contest at Sunnyside Winners Named
The W C T U held a double silver medal contest in Sunnyside Washington at the Methodist church Friday evening with seven girls and eight boys. Naomi Gibne won the girls medal for reciting The Child Messenger and Homer Wisner won the boys medal for reciting The Boys Pie.
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Sunnyside
Wash
Naomi Gibne
Homer Wisner
Revival Causes Dance Delay in Peck Idaho
Young people in Melrose seven miles away were told by telephone Friday the dance was canceled due to a revival led by Rev. N. B. Beach and Miss McCready of Clarkston. The event, initially planned as a social gathering, was postponed as attendees redirected to revival activities. Local residents expressed disappointment but supporters noted the revival drawing larger crowds and spirits.
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Peck
Idaho
Melrose
Here
N. BE. Beach
Solis Team Sells Bravo Mares in Freewater Sale
Phil Murphy, noted Hudson Bay rancher and leading stock raiser, sold two Bravo mares for 2625 to Jess Jacovy who has bought the Ross ranch in Vincent neighborhood. Murphy says stock raising yields good profits and finds a strong market even for poor stock.
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Solis
Freewater
Ore
Phil Murphy
Hudson Bay
Jess Jacovy
Ross
Vincent
Murphy
West Point Honors candi dates from Idaho named
Senator Heyburn wired Francis Jenkins bursar of University of Idaho Moscow asking for West Point candidates from Idaho. Jenkins recommends six names three principals and three alternates: Fred Theriault St Marles Thomas Doyle Moncow James G Watts Mountain Home Fabian Ream Bear Lake Raymond Gillespie Orofino and Scott Perkins Sandpoint.
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West Point
University of
Finley Expected to Join Oregon Fish and Game Board
W L Finley president of the Oregon Audubon society notified Governor West he would accept a seat on the new state fish and game commission created by the late legislature. The move gives him full power over protection and propagation of fish and game in Oregon and he is likely to be named a member of the board.
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W. LL. Finley
Salem
W. IL. Finley
Oregon Audubon Society
Governor West to appoint Pitees to new board
The commission by Governor West names his selection for the Pitees to join the newly formed board. The action sets the framework for the panel's leadership and oversight duties.
Stites Signal Rushes Off the Press in Stites Idaho
The first issue of the Stites Signal weekly paper by J. A. Seabury debuted March 14 and sold out its initial 500 copies in 15 minutes. Only 38 copies remained, sent as simple copies.
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Stites
Idaho
Stites Signal
Stites Commercial civ
J. A. Seabury
Main Street
Big Portland Store Sale Reported In Portland
Announcement Saturday that Max Holz of New York and Agron Holtz of Portland sold almost all stock of Olds Wortman King Company, a major Portland department store. Deal valued between 4 and 9 million dollars, financed by New York interests.
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Portland
Ore
Max Holz
New York City
Agron Holtz
Olds, Worttan & King Company
New York
Girls to File on Homesteads in Deschutes Valley
Four girls from Minneapolis Minnesota on their way to homesteads in the Deschutes valley were in North Yakima Saturday. Boss Stevens Mabel Freeman Kathryn Heyer and Elinor Heyer compose the group. They are canvassing towns to pay their way for a western magazine and each plans to take up twenty acre parcels.
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North Yakima
Minneapolis
Minn
Deschutes Valley
Boss Stevens
Mabel Freeman
Kathryn Heyer
Elinor Heyer
Yakima Valley Plans Advertising Spree for North Yakima
Publicity committee members of the Yakima commercial club advise a season budget not less than 10000 dollars for North Yakima and the Yakima valley. If 16000 dollars can be obtained, that full amount will be spent. Plans include Harriman system cooperation, magazine and local paper ads, and a mail campaign of writeups created by residents.
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Yakima Valley
North Yakima
Wash
Commercial Club
Harriman
Fairground Plans Discussed For Wenatchee Area
Wenatchee boosters consider building a fairground this year after the Wenatchee Commercial Club discussed several sites. A 25 acre old fairground could cost 35000 dollars while a 20 acre site is offered at 10000 dollars. A stock company will be formed with local subscription.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Palouse Cows Make Record in Oakesdale Wash
Rancher T Silzer, based two and a half miles north of Oakesdale, Palouse region, reports a record dairy yield as local dairy products gain acclaim. Elated, Silzer highlights improved herd performance and market interest in the Oakesdale area.
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Palouse
Oakesdale
Wash
Milk shipments and premium payments to Mr Silzel
Mr Silzel shipped surplus milk and cream to a Spokane dairy and received two checks totaling 102 dollars as payment for the excess casein in his milk plus a premium. The note hints at a proverb about a rolling stone not gathering moss.
Colonist fares Westbound from Omaha to East regions
From the Middle and Eastern U S and Canada to Omaha 25.00 and from other cities correspondingly low. The Colonist fares are Westbound only with option to deposit fare with local railroad agent and have an order telegraphed to an address. Contact WM. MaMurray, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon, for printed matter and addresses to reach East.
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New Spring
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Golden Jubilee
News OF the Northwest
West
United States
Canada
Washington
Northwest
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co
Connections
UNION
Pacific and
Chicago & North
Omaha
WM. Mamurray
Kansas City
St. Paul
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