Peculiar Properties of New Medicine
The Interest created in leading cities during the past year by young Mr. Cooper with his new preparation, his New Discovery, is largely accounted for by a peculiar quality that expels internal parasites like tapeworms and tones the stomach. He claims the medicine relieves many ailments tied to stomach trouble, with Jessie Birdsall of Chicago among those helped. Pendleton Drug Co. acts as agent.
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Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Dion
Jessie Birdsall
Ida Birdsall
Car Avenue
Chicago
Eeath
Jessie
Pendleton Drug Ca
Amusements in the Big Tent and Moving Pictures
Beecher and Stanley present a grand revival of Ten Nights in a Bar Room with elaborate scenery and a full band and orchestra. The Revelers’ Quartet performs. a noon street parade precedes. Also showing new color moving pictures at Eagle show shop, with several new attractions and ongoing changes through Sunday.
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Beecher & Stanley
T. S. Arthur
America
Eagle Show
Orton Family of Circus at Northa Rowe Show
A family of eight Orton performers joins the Greater Northa Rowe circus for Thursday shows May 14. They are clowns wire walkers jugglers trapeze artists and bicycle riders on a slender tent wire. The Ortons’ father ran a Myles Orton circus in New England.
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Greater Northa & Rowe Circus
Orton
New England States
Myles Orton
Norris & Rowe Circus
San Francisco
Widow Named Executrix in Oregon Pawnshop Death Case
Nathan Wolff left a 15000 estate to his widow Mia Eather L Wolff and four children ages 6 to 11. County Judge Webster named Mrs Wolff executrix this morning after a petition by Dolph Mallory Simon Gearin. bond set at 15060. Estate solely jewelry and goods in the pawnbroker shop at 165 First Street where Wolff died. Children listed as Aline 11 George 8 Ruth 7 and Jeannette 6. Appraisers named Joseph Dinkel Jaques Reinhart and Herman Marks.
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Nathan Wolff
Mia
Eather L. Wolff
Oregon Daily Journal
Dolph
Mallory
Simon & Gearin
Webster
Wolff
First Street
Len
Aline
George
Ruth
Jeannette
Joseph Dinkelaplel
Jaques F. Reinhart
Herman Marks
New Lands Ready for Settlement in Southern Idaho
Over 70 000 acres of Itoh Sage trust land in Southern Kidiho are opened for settlement under Minidoka irrigation project. Government plans electric power to pump and distribute water, with 60 000 horsepower plant 13 miles northeast of Rupert, serving 1200 farms and surrounding towns. Power may extend beyond the tract. Roosevelt amendment allows charges for non irrigation power.
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Kidiho
Minidoka
Canala
Rupert
Idaho
Payette-Boise
Snake River
Minidioka
Heyburn
Jackson
Acequin
Forth Side
Eiger
We Want Your Goodwill and Your Money Appeals
A promotional notice urges customers to show goodwill to Schilling's Best brands and says grocers return money if customers buy the product. the company states it will pay the grocer.
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Schilling
Meeting on Organizing a Mining Bureau at Noon
The Commercial club governing board will meet at noon today to decide on organizing a mining bureau as part of the club’s publicity work and invite mining men to present views. A committee may be formed to establish the bureau. The board will also consider a $100 donation to the Lewiston band for new uniforms and a regular monthly contribution.
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Mining Bureau
The
Commercial Club
Lewiston Tribune
Ing
Lewiston
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G. W. Phelps
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C. P. Strain
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T. D. Taylor
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