Contract to buy $10,000 in 5 percent bonds
If you contract to buy 10000 in 5 percent Gold Bonds from Tue Mutua Life Insurance Co of NY Richard A McCurdy president payment to be made during 20 years in annual installments and you die after you have made one payment your estate receives 310000 10000 20000 The Mutual Life Insurance Richard A McCurdy president Alma PD Katz manager Bolee Idaho Frank L Hammond District Manager Peadicton Oregon
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the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Alma PD. Katz
Bolee
Idaho
Frank L. Hammond
Peadicton
Oreron
Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard Opens For Horse and Stock Care
L Neff formerly of the Hotel Alta now directs the Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard offering stables for four horses, large corrals for loose horses and cattle, and hay and grain for sale with a chop mill in connection.
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L. Neff
Hotel
Alta
Acker's Blood Elixir Offered By Schmid Druggists
Acker's Blood Elixir is advertised with a positive guarantee promising cure for blood poisons eruptions sores and general weakness. The seller F W Schmid & Co. offers the remedy for 60 cents or 1.00 with a money back refund if not satisfied.
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Acker
F. W. Schmid & Co
Milton News Notes Salmon Lecture and Local Happenings
Milton Oregon May 6 reports include Judge Lowell lecture at the Opera house on Climbing the Heights and a follow up by Rev D C Sanderson. Pine Creek channel reshaped by Simonds and Beal, two and a half miles long. Death of Bessie Wellman at Vincent area. Absent father and siblings mourned. Also local fisheries catch of two silmon trout by Simonds, Conray, and Mayberry. Coyotes threaten poultry near the state line and smallpox cases linger below Freewater.
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Judge Lowell
Pine Creek
Milton
Ore
C. Sanderson
Walla Walla
W. S. Mayberry
Hudson Bay Country
Nellie Sanderson
Vincent District
State Line
Freewater
EC. Simonds
J. A. Conray
Lowell
Columbia, College
A. Lowell
Pendleton
Opera House
D. C. Sanderson
J. N. Beal
E. C Simond
Helen Wilson
Kansas
Bessie Wellman
Vincent
Bessie
J. W. Cockerly
Waila Walla
Len Banks
Callop
Iast
Mosgrove & Co
Fred Jones
Banks
WE. Putman
Cumberland Church
Alfred and
Henry Curtis
Heppner
Major
Major, Wash
Columbia College
Boston Barber Regulations Enforce Sterilization Rules
A Boston Board of Health directive tightens barber shop sanitation. Razors brushes towels and materials must be sterilized or replaced for each customer. Powder used only in powdered form on a towel, powder puffs banned. Herpicide advertised as antiseptic and sold by druggists.
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Board of Health
Buxton
Boston Board of Health
Newbro
Herpicnte Co
Prohibition Meeting Opens In Sioux Falls
Prohibition officials from South Dakota and neighboring states gather for a two day conference starting May 7 to discuss methods to strengthen the war against liquor traffic. Noted speakers will address the opening session with tomorrow's focus on Prohibition in Colleges and an evening oratorical contest featuring representatives from Northwestern college leagues.
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N. W
Prohibition
Sioux Falle
Prohiblioriete
South Dakota
Prohibition Leagues
Northwestern
Outdoor Relief at National Charities Conference in Atlanta
May 7 Atlanta reports a busy opening day of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections with many delegates arriving. Chairman C L Stonaker of Denver presented a report on county and municipal institutions outdoor relief and vagrancy. Dr William H Allen of New York described views on vagabancy and its remedies as sections met to discuss juvenile reform sanitary inspection and state supervision of charities and corrections led by Prof Blackmar of Kansas.
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National Charities Convention
Atlanta
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
C. L Stonaker
Denver
Blackmar
University of Kansas
Methodist Protestant Endeavor Convention Opens in Washington
The national convention of the Methodist Protestant denominational Christian Endeavor Society opens in Washington with a strong program and large regional attendance from Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland Virginia West Virginia and elsewhere. The three day program includes prayer services sermons committee reports and missionary discussions.
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Church Workers In Conference
Washington, D. C
Methodist Protestant Denominational Christian Endeavor Society
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Farewell banquet for Bishop Glennon in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri on May 7 Roman Catholics in the diocese plan a banquet at the Midland hotel to honor Bishop J J Glennon as he prepares to assume duties as Coadjutor Archbishop of St Louis The event will host more than 100 guests with prominent figures including Bishop Hogan Congressman Cowherd and Mayor Reed among those invited to respond to toasts
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Kansas City
Midland Hotel
J. J. Glennon
St Louis
Nnl
Hogan
Kannas City
Congressman Cowherd
Mayer Reed
Danbury Honors Grand Army Veterans in State Encampment
Danbury honors veterans as the state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opens with a large turnout. Commandery Chief Thome J. Stewart of Pennsylvania leads the parade and opening day ceremonies as representation from every county participates. The events continue through tomorrow.
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Danbury
Conn
Grand Army of the Republic
Thome J. Stewart
Pennsylvania
Clarence Forbes to Meet Reagan in West End Club Show
Clarence Forbes of Chithire teams with Johnny Reagan of this city for a boxing bout at the West End Club. The event headlines this afternoon’s program, with Reagan touted as one of the class’s best youngsters and Forbes needing peak form to win.
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St Laws Mo
Clarion Forbes
Chithire
Johnny Reagan
Patie Ween
Eelock
Leagan
Cenera
Flower of We Mame
Forhee
St. Lonnie
New York City Light Bill Costs Per Lamp Compared
The text notes New York pays the highest power bill per lamp among cities and argues municipal ownership as a remedy. It cites six cities with their own plants burning twenty power lamps at about $0.45 per lamp per year, contrasting New York at $1.46 per lamp. A Chicago editorial quips about algebra and a night journey.
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New York
Oppose the Fair Reform At Labor Meeting In Portland
At a Multnomah Typographical Union gathering on Tuesday the Federated Trades Council resolution for a referendum on Lewis and Clark Fair appropriation won strong support. Labor leaders warn wages must rise for support. otherwise the fair could harm workers across the coast. G. B. Thomas of the Machinists Union and Arthur Brock of the Multnomah Typographical Union voice caution and conditional backing, stressing wages and living costs.
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Multnomah
G. B. Thomas
The
Machinists’ Union
Jnst
Arthur Brock
Multnomak Tynocranical Union
Steyn
Cormere
Doctor Buys Interest in Hot Lake Sanitarium
Dr W T Phy a leading young city practitioner will move to Hot Lake to take a two third stake and serve as medical superintendent at Dr G W Tane run sanitarium. The resort, rapidly growing in popularity, will be expanded and beautified with the new ownership totaling about 1060 in value.
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W. T. Phy
Hot Lake
G. W. Tane
Tane
Phy
Baker City Herald
Cane Growers Meet in Macon Georgia May 7
The convention of cane growers of the United States opens in Macon with delegates from Louisiana Florida Georgia and other states and agricultural officials from Washington. Sessions run through tomorrow with addresses by Secretary Wilson on Southern agriculture and H W Wiley on the history and development of the sugar cane industry. Governor Terrell Senator Clay and Chancellor Hill are among expected speakers. An unrelated note offers two lots in Cole's addition with a promised £50 profit in six months.
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Macon
United States
Lowisiana
Florida
Georgia
Washington
Agriciture
Wilson Ie
Agriculture Department
Southern Agriculture
H. W. Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
Bro W. Co Srl
Louisiana Experiment Station
Lenown
Terrell
A. 8. Clay
W. B. Hill
University of Georgia
Margin Rates for Grain and Stocks in 19th Century Trade
A one cent per bushel margin is required on grain and two dollars per share on stocks. An eighth of a cent per bushel commission is charged on grain and four percent on stocks.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St
Opp
Court House
E. J. Murphy
Court Street
Sherwin-Williams Paint
Dutch Henry Feed Yard
Cor W. Alta and
Lillith Sts
Boston
Alabama
Montgomery
Knights of the
Traveler's Protective Association
Elks Home
Joseph
Pickete Springs
Bishop Glennon
Connecticut
Clarence Forbes
Reagan
Mims
Willie
Chicago News
Portland
Cole
E. T. Wade
Lee
C. F. Coesworthy
Fred Walters
COE Commission CO
F. W. Boulter
Pendicton
A, Eklund
Judd Block
Otto Mifscke
Daaler IN
Columbia Lodging House
Sita
Webbi Te Center
Gray's Harbor
Commersia
Gray's Harbor i
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