Errors in U S paper money a rare misprint tale
Oddities in banknotes reveal historic misprints and inverted designs. A Chicago clerk found a 60 dollar note with 50 and 100 values swapped, leading to a discovery of misprinted sheets from 1520. The piece lists famous errors including inverted backs and signatures missing on small denomination notes treasured by collectors.
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Thenied States Bureau of Engraving
Chicago
United States Treasury
Aetna National Bank of
Kanes City
Ury
Rus
Wis
Eit Ftw
Billy Sike
Ailver
Treasury
Second National Bank of
Ravenna
Ohio
First National Bank of Fall Rivw
Mon
First National Bank of
Webster
Rolfe
Sewing Machine Hygiene Spells Women Health Priority
The New York Health Journal urges choosing sewing machines by hygienic merits over other features. It endorses the Standard RotA machine as hygienically correct, easy to use, and free from objectionable traits, based on physician scrutiny and market observations.
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Hygle
Ita
New York Health Journal
Wal
Cossacks With Circus on May 9 at Pendleton
Siberian troupe Newakyoft led by Norris and Nowe set to perform May 9 in Pendleton. They bring wild Russian acrobats and dancers with colorful costumes and thunderous feats. The act blends aerials, contortion, and music as part of Norris and Rowe Circus.
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Siberia
Norris & Nowe
Norris & Rows
Newakyoft
Russia
Russias
Norrin & Howe
Norris & Own
Newaskyoff
Norma & Rowe
Pendleton
Oregon Pioneer Hoyal A. Pierce Dies in Choji
Hoyal A. Pierce a key Oregon pioneer known for guiding Idaho state settlement and for helping found Baker City in eastern Oregon died in Choji last Thursday evening, the Pocatello Tribune reports.
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Karten
Oregon
Hoyal A. Pierce
Choji
Idaho
Gem State
Pocatello Trine
Bakery
Go Slow and the Other Fellow July Seat You to It
A fragment notes a slow approach and the other party directing actions in July. The brief hints at seating or assignment in a political or organizational race, with no clear names or places readable.
A VIEW OF MARY BAKER EDDY BY LIBBY WILBUR
Libby Wilbur recalls a personal interview with Mary Baker Eddy at Pleasant View. Eddy radiates serenity and kindness, addresses calumny briefly, and expresses faith in eventual justice. The piece blends a respectful portrait with a period nature scene and ends with an aside promoting local advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Poker Eddy
Pleasant View
Tulsa
New England
Merrimac
Mel Eddy
Sentencing in Oregon land fraud case to begin tomorrow
Ex State Senator Franklin Maye ex Representative Willard Jones and George Sorenson face sentencing in the Blue Mountain land fraud case in Portland. Judge Hunt of Montana, who presided, will also rule on bills of exception in related cases and later depart for San Francisco to sit on the federal appeals court before resuming hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin P. Maye
Willard N. Jones
George Sorenson
Oregon Daily Journal
Wiliam HH
Hunt
Montana
Portland
Mays
Jones
Sorenson
Blue Mountain
Aunt
San Proneisen
United States Drowk Court of Appeals
Multiple Historic Houses For Sale On Installment Plans
Various properties listed with installment plans and deferred payments. Includes a 7 room modern house on Logan street, a 7 room on East Alta street, a small cottage at Mark and Flamne, a blooming house on South Main with furnished rooms, a modern 4 room cottage near Matlin street, and a 6 room cottage on Jane street with sewer connection. Prices range from 650 to 2750 dollars with terms at 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Street
East Alta Street
Mark
Flamne
South Main
Matlin Street
Jane Street
Hotel Pendleton Refitted Rooms and New Amenities
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and furnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Bathing is provided in both single and double rooms. It remains Headquarters for traveling men with commodious sample rooms and free bus service.
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Pendleton
Trooma
Golden Rule Hotel Reopens Under New Management
The Golden Rule Hotel presents itself as a first class family hotel and stock men's headquarters under new management. It offers telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms and a free bus service to and from all trains.
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Jesse Failing
Main Street
Bridge
John Day River
W. A. Mikesell
Alars
Mary Baker Eddy
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
A. CG. Koeppen& Bros
Jinice Hunt
A. CG. Koeppen & Brow
Ralsit
Weat Court Street
Malin Street
Woeet Court
Webb
Railroad
Swermore & Bigkers
Judd Bidg
Mitchell
John Nilsen & Son
Pendleton, Oregon
Hotel
St. George
Rgh Darveau
Bath
Eample
Hotel St. George
Northwest
Rollons & Brown
Golden Rule Hotel
Wroom
First-Clas Family
The
Bowman Didier
W. 8S
Powell, Prop
R. & N. Depot
Ore
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