Banquet Planned for Tom Richardson by Pendleton Group
Pendleton Commercial association to honor Tom Richardson manager of the Portland Commercial club with a banquet at the Quelle tomorrow night. 75 plates ordered. guests from Hermiston Echo Stanfield Pilot Rock Athena Milton and other areas expected. Publicity topics and potential county tax for publicity to be discussed. A weekly Commercial club luncheon also approved with first gathering Friday.
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Tom Richardson
Portland Commercial Club
Pendleton Commercial Association
Association
Richardson
H. D. Gray
Will Ingram
A. L. Knight
Board of Managers
Watch and Jewelry Repair at Hanscom Leading Jeweler
The economy of time rests on a reliable watch and our complete line covers all prices and styles from simple to elaborate. We guarantee our work with Wm. E. Hanscom Leading Jeweler.
Coughs That Hang On Cure with Foley's Honey and Tar
Fall coughs that linger into spring threaten bronchitis pneumonia or consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough eases breathing and soothes inflamed air passages. Koeppen Bros.
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Foley
Refuge
Koeppen Bros
Telegraph Bug in Ear Sends Telegraph Message
J M Coomer of East Thirty third street visited Bellevue hospital with a ticking sensation in his right ear. Dr Drury examined the eardrum and found a tiny insect tapping, which the doctor described as a rare bug and humorously dubbed a telegraph bug.
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New York
J. M. Coomer
Thirty-third Street
Bellevue Hospital
Cootner
Drury
A Timely Protection From La Grippe Dangers
The notice explains the after effects of La Grippe, noting pneumonia risk with weak heart action. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a healing and strengthening remedy, attributed to Koeppen Bros.
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Foley
Koeppen Bros
Chinese Minister to Sail for China Pending Recall Decision
William J. Calhoun, newly appointed minister to China, will sail from San Francisco on the Tenyo Maru unless the secretary of state recalls him at the last moment. Government officials await confirmation that the vessel has cleared with Calhoun aboard.
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Washington
William J. Calhoun
China
San Francisco
Calhoun
The Chronic Grouch Praises Coos Bay Residents
A columnist notes some Coos Bay people act honestly out of fear while others seek rewards, reflecting on local behavior and motives.
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Coos Bay
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad From Cumberland Maine
Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised by Marlon Praca of Cumberland Maine for years of use improving health. He reports restored strength appetite and ability to do housework after suffering weakness, loss of appetite, and fatigue. He endorses Sarsapabs in liquid and tab form available locally.
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Mre
Marlon Praca
Cumberland
Hood
Pendleton Hopefuls and Visitors Among Local Residents
A. B. Stephens of Umatilla and many others visited Pendleton today, including Miss M. E. Winniford of Echo and Dr. C. J. Smith on professional business. Local residents, travelers, and officials such as J. F. Billerdeck, Mrs. Fragler, Charles Fishman, and Col. H. G. Newport were noted arriving, dining, or conducting affairs. Notables include Nate Raines, R. E. McChesney, and Don Stevenson en route to tasks in Seattle, Umatilla, and Portland with ties to Hermiston, Pilot Rock, Walla Walla, and Baker City.
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M. EB. Winniford
Echo
Pendleton Friends
J. F. Billerdeck
Hermiston
Pendleton
J. Smith
T. ©. Fragler
Milton
Charles Peters
Walla Walla
Col
H. G. Newport
Nate Raines
Northern Pacific
Southern Washington
R. E. McChesney
Indian Service
Seattle
O. Crowner
Toppenish
Washington
E. Crowner
Claude W. Steen
BE. P. Dodd
FR. Alexander
8. W. McClure
Bureau of Animal Industry
North- West
Umatilla
Don M. Stevenson
University of Oregon
Northwest Bridge Works of Portland
Portland
Baker-Boyer
Firemen Threaten Nationwide Walkout Over Arbitration
The Brotherhood of Firemen claims a nationwide strike could cost the country up to 1250000000 in the western territories and demands arbitrat ion of the whole dispute with railroads. They accuse rail executives of stalling arbitration and misrepresenting union intentions while insisting both sides must settle all issues.
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Chicugo
New Orleans
Dickenson
Northwestern
Mr. Carter
The
Brotherhood of Firemen
Young Americans Duped Into Cattle Voyage Scam
Antwerp American Consul General Diederich warns that unscrupulous agents lure young Americans, mainly students, to accompany cattle cargoes from Philadelphia and New York to distant points with promises of free return within six months. Upon arrival they find return only on the same steamer, which denies response and leaves many penniless.
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Antwerp
Diederich
Philadelphia
New York
United States
Cattlemen Aligned With Exporters, Court Hears Allegation
A court proceeding reveals a claim that local cattlemen are employed by exporters. The argument centers on who controls cattle movements and payment, with the dispute affecting regional livestock trade.
A Snail Trust Formed in Solenure Region
A snail trust has been formed at Solenure with about thirty six snail farmers. The group has doubled business in three years and seeks to extend to other cantons where snail cultivation is rising. Solenure exported snails to Paria valued at $10,000 last year, with demand outstripping supply. Wholesale snail cost in Switzerland is 12 cents a dozen. the trust plans a price increase next winter and aims to prevent early harvesting that would lower price and quality.
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Luis Parmer
Solenure
Snai
Paria
France
Switzerland
Monkeys Die of Ennui on Monotony Laden Voyage
Captain McKay of the Atlas recounts a 146 day Manila to port voyage filled with monotony and deaths. He notes thirty five crew, only one native-born man, the slipper, who has not seen his wife since October 14, 1908, and that two topgallant masts were lost last year. The ship failed to dock yesterday.
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Manila
New York
Captain McKay
Atlas
Slipper
Citizens of Spokane May Decide Franchise Question
Spokane voters may be asked to approve or reject city franchises for the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound and the North Coast railway lines. Petitions circulate as merchants and shippers push a special election. council previously rejected the applications over terminal rate disputes with coast shipments.
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Spokane
Wash
Chicago
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
North Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Night Alarm Warns of Croup Dread in Home
Mothers urged to keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the house and treat the first signs of danger. The advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar is the safe, opiate-free remedy that has saved many little lives, from Koeppen Bros.
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Foley
Koeppen Bros
Spraying Time Again for Umatilla County Fruit Trees
J Campbell, Inspector of Umatilla County Oregon, urges spring spraying for San Jove scale to protect infected trees and city lots. He emphasizes thorough coverage, warns of trouble from neglect, and promotes planting and care of fruit trees for better yields and profits.
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J. Campbell
Umatilla Co
Ore
Big Dance at Eagle Woodman Hall St Patrick Evening
Johnson's orchestra plays at Eagle Woodman hall on Thursday evening March 17. Ladies enter free, gentlemen pay 50 cents as the dance offer draws crowds for St Patrick's Day festivities.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Johnson's Orchestra
Daughter of the Revolution Social Scene Joke Stirs Debate
In a light note on society life, a remark about a Daughter of the Revolution prompts chatter on who joins the social whirl. The line sparks playful controversy while highlighting club duties and public image in the era.
Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Praised by Mrs Griffith
Mrs Ida Griffith of Washington D C testifies in 1909 that Mi-o-na stomach tablets cured her acute gastritis and ongoing indigestion after years of discomfort. She recounts a severe Christmas attack and multiple doctor visits before relief. The ad notes availability from Tallman Co at 60 cents per box and mentions Booth's Pills for constipation at 26 cents.
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Ida Griffith
C Street
Washington, D. C
Tallman & Co
Booth
Crew Members to Take Exams Aboard Train
Madison Wisconsin faculty votes to let varsity and freshman crews take examinations en route to Poughkeepsie regiatta. Instructor to accompany to assist with coursework. Depart June 11 as exams begin, with the race on June 26. Coach Ten Byck elected athletic council chairman succeeding A C Laird.
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Madison
Wis
The
State University
Poughkeepsie
Syracuse
Athletic Council
A. C Laird
Londin Plans Rothschild Birthday Celebration Next November
The Jewish community in Londin is already organizing events to mark Lord Rothschilds seventieth birthday next November with a likely subscription drive and related activities.
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London
Londin
Lord Rothschild
Not Suitable Excerpt on Jewish Figures and Society
Fragmentary passage praises Lord Rothschild and his brothers Alfred and Leopold, noting charitable works and varied interests. It mentions Jewish influence in London's county council and ends with an unrelated line about a love letter. The text is incomplete and contains disjointed ideas without a clear event or report.
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London
Lord Rothschild
Alfred
Leopold
Pic Ures
New County Council
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf Sample Ad
Vague ad copy touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a pleasant herb cure for ailments including headaches nervousness back pain and tiredness. Claims numerous users benefited, offers sample for 50 cents and suggests mail order through The Mother Gray Co Le Rey and associates.
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Mother Gray
Australia
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Wm. E. Hanscom
F. ¢. Donaldson
A. B. Stephens
Ella McBroom
Pilot Rock
W. J. May
Madium Springs
Hotel
St George
Charles Fishman
George Campbell
Herbert Strohm
Will Moore
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Maud Bentley
Ina L. Rice
Peoples Warehouse
Baker City
H. H. McReynolds
Tommy Tanaka
Wenaha Springs
Treadwell
Alaska
Pagene
A Snail Trust
Boston
N. B
Rothschild
Pendleton Dye Works
F. Alta St
Vogue
Ascoo
the Vogue Millinery
Nelson
Main
Main Street
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