Umatilla County Anglers Plan Trout Banquet
Umatilla County Anglers Association met in extraordinary session to discuss trout consumption, enforcement of fish and game laws, and member eligibility. A trout banquet at Quelle cafe Monday evening will limit attendance to members and guests with fishing licenses, with 50 covers. aims include cooperation with authorities on new game and fish provisions effective May 22 and potential prosecutions for dam and ditch owners failing to comply.
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Anglers’ Association
Umatilla
A Woman To Be Pretty By Healing Dandruff Germ
An old advertisement explains dandruff as a scalp parasite that causes hair loss. It promotes Newhero's Herpleide as a chemical remedy to kill the germ, stop shedding, and prevent baldness, with sample requests and bottles offered through The Horpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
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Newhero
Chemical Laboratory
Horpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Trout fry shipment planned for Clackamas river stream
A hatchery on the Clackamas river reported receiving a request for 40 000 trout frye for local streams. The association will be notified of when the shipment can be made to ensure the fish are secured.
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Clackamas
Thig
Graft Unearthed in Italian Graveyards
Naples reports reveal the Camorra extorting burial relatives and blackmailing families to smuggle bodies. Municipal contractors quarry graves for building, steal wreaths and slabs, and gaslight shrouds. Ghouls take bones for witchcraft as priests collude with traffickers. Don Ciro Vittoral jailed awaiting trial.
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Naples
Special Commission of Inquiry
Camorra
Don Ciro Vittoral
Kermit Roosevelt Takes Tobacco for Native Blacks
New York report claims Kermit Roosevelt carried the largest wahbieco shipment from America for personal use aiding his father to Africa. The consignment included 125 briar pipes, 200 short-stem claps, 24 long-stem Church Wardens, 590 packages of granulated tobacco, 100 tins Birdseye, 80 pounds chewing tobacco, 89 pounds fine cut, and 6000 cigarettes.
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New York
America
Kermit Roosevelt
Africa
Tobiceo
Kermly
Roosevelt
Millinery Bargains at Vogue Millinery This Week
Harris and Tolleman advertise big discounts on hats and bonnets all week. Five percent of all sales go to building the How Christian Church. priced goods and special offers promoted by Vogue Millinery.
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How Christian Church
Vogue Millinery
Harris & Tolleman, Props
Vogue
Christian Church
Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Health Boost
An advertorial promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a health tonic that tones kidneys and bladder, purifies blood, and restores strength. It emphasizes ease of use, lack of harmful drugs, and encourages starting today. Read the Want Ad.
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Foley
Koeppen Bros
Pendleton Newsnotes: Wide Local Traveler Appointments
A flood of short items records visits and travel in Pendleton. Names include J. W. Siifs Spokane trip Ollie Ellsworth Cayuse guest D C Lazler Weston Pendleton stay W F Butta Holderman trader Pat Hoherty Echo ranch Mintle Aaron Pilot Rock and many more locals and visitors arriving departing on business and social calls.
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Ollie Ellsworth
Cayuse
D. C. Lazler
Weston
Pendleton
W. F. Butta
Holdman
Pat Hoherty
Echo
Mintle Aaron
Pilot Rock
McClelland
Juniper
E. J. Burke
Spokane
Correct 0, BR, & N. Train Schedule
Eastbound No 6 arrives 2 20 a m. Eastbound No 8 times 7 15 p m. Westbound No 7 arrives 12 15 p m. Westbound No 11 arrives 8 20 p m leaving 8 50 a m. Schedule lists several eastbound and westbound trains with varied arrival and departure times.
Wireless power lights Omaha Auditorium by remote switch
A description of a wireless power system used to light the Omaha Auditorium six miles away. Colonel Glassford at Fort Omaha provided the apparatus, Dr Milliner built the instrument, and the Nechting plant power is cut before the wireless energy is routed to the switchboard and lamps. The setup allows on off control by a button on the doctor’s device.
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Buck
Omaha
Colonel Glassford
Fort Omaha
Milliner
Nechting
Smartest girl not a suffragist wins world scholarship
Miss Mabel Sturtevant, called by educators the smartest girl in the world, is not a suffragist. She aims to study sociology abroad, write educational books, and earn a Doctor of Laws, planning a world trip funded by William Braun. She believes educated women can compete with men, though she favors the home as a default for many.
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Europe
Columbia
Mabel Sturtevant
William E. Braun
Hamburg
Germany
Brookfield
Z. D. Sturtevant
Miss Sturtevant
Missouri State University
Ground Alfalfa Proves Goon Human Food
Omnaha. Omaha proves that alfalfa can be eaten by humans as a healthful food. Creighton University hosts an Alfalfa Hay club with 28 members demonstrating alfalfa as human food, not just fodder for milks. Members grind alfalfa leaves with upper parts and treat it to make a palatable meal.
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Omaha
Creighton University
Wireless electric lighting demonstrated in Omaha exhibit
Dr Frederick H Milliner showcased wireless electric lighting at the Omaha Auditorium Electrical Exhibit. The Union Pacific experimental electrician works on a wireless cab signal for train control tied to the block signal system. Earlier he built a wireless electric truck in Union Pacific shops that travels yard to yard by wireless, with four speeds.
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Omaha
Neb
Frederick H. Milliner
Omaha Auditorium
Union Pacific Ag
Union Parcifle
Milliner
Call for Warrants in Pendleton Oregon 1909
General fund warrants registered during June July August and September 1905 will be paid at the county courthouse upon presentation. Interest ceases upon date of publication. Dated Pendleton Oregon May 17 1909. G W Pradley County Treasurer.
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General Fund
County Court House
Pendleton
Oregon
G. W. Pradley
The Mic Reveals The Fly’s Footsteps Clearly
A strange field note records how a microphone captures the sound of tiny footsteps as a housefly moves across a surface. The report notes heightened sensitivity and surprising clarity in audio capture.
Taft backs city playgrounds in national congress
Pittsburg hosts the third annual congress of the Playgrounds Association of America with about 40 cities represented. President Taft sends a letter urging municipal provision of playgrounds to shape strong healthy youth, noting the harm of confinement and the value of disciplined, joyful play. a modern nine room house and three furnished rooms are advertised for rent at 205 W. Webb Street.
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Pittsburg
the Playgrounds Association For America
Taft
White House
Washington
William H. Taft
Luther Halsey Gullick
The
Playgrounds Association of America
Main Street
W. Webb Street
Pastime Theatre Showcases More Cinema Than Any Other
The Pastime Theatre in the city reports a higher turnout for moving pictures than any other local venue. Patrons flock to the latest releases, with long lines and sold out shows noted by staff.
East Oregonian Ad Pages Hint at Paid Reading Prospects
A note suggests readers could earn by reviewing today's East Oregonian advertisements. The page lists ad sections and contact details for interested participants, hinting at a paid reading or endorsement opportunity.
Local Locales and Open Shops on Main Street
A compilation of notices notes several businesses on Main Street including a new bakery in the La Fontaine block with phone Black 2711 and another bakery on Main Street with fresh bread pastries and goods. Also mentions Forshaw's store selling tomato plants and other listings for rent wood and general housework, and Stafford miscellaneous ads from local offices.
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Main Street
Forshaw
Rock Spring
Henry Koplitke
Rock Springs Coal
North Side
Perkins Avenue
West Court Street
Henry Kopittke
la Fontaine
East Oregonian
Sharon & Eddings, Co. C. Hendricks
Vermont Loan & Trust Company
Umatilla
Main Street Bakery
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Anglers
Koeppen & Bros
Koeppen
Kermit
J. W. Siifs
Swart of Gibbon
Misa Ivy Hill
Walla Walla
A. J. Heaving
F. E. Selita
C. Ineram
Corvalul4
BE. A. Mann
Northern Pacific
Wood Paslay
Boeth Houser
Butter Creek
J. M. Keeney
Clark Nelson
Carl Phelps
Clark Hardware Company
Wallula
Mat Mangrove
Milton Merchant
Pendleton-Walla Walla
Western Union
Wood
Willard Bond
Pasco
Bond
John Isaacs
Aberdeen
Isaacs
N. E. DeSpain
Douglas Hall
Blake-McFall Paper Company
H. J. G. Cox
Farmers’ Union
Pen- Meton
R. F. Bicknell
North Yakima
E. A. McKenna
Pendleton-Paseo
Mia
C. E. Roosevelt
Little
Walls Walla
Charles Winter
Bond Bros
Ed Holloway
Brownsville
J. H. Pierce
Harrisburg
Willamette Valley
Umaha County
B. Jensen
National Livestock Insurance Company
David B. Wright
Gordon Menzies
Frank Williz
Sam Dunnington
Willis
Horace T. Jones
C. BE
Hermiston Herald
Weet
Jack O'Mera
O. RB. & N. Piledriver
O'Mera
Cayuse Steel Bridge
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Taft Pavors
Pine Street
Oregonian
Portland
H. P. Whitman
Chamber of Commerce
United Wireless
F. J. Catterlin & CO
Portland, Oregon
Bist Ence
Ingram
Phone Main
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