Adams Schools Close Spring Term in Adams Oregon
Adams Oregon May 25. The Adams public school closed its term with a program directed by Professor McDaniel and Miss Murphy and Mrs Stockton. An operetta songs drills recitations and dialogues entertained a large crowd. Afterward ice cream cones were given to children and attendees, and 291d to others. The Adams high school defeated Ferndale 18 to 11. A farewell party honored Miss Mattie Murphy with neighbors at Alla Simonton s home.
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Adams
Ore
McDaniel
Mattie Murphy
Annis Barnes
Ferndale
Adams High
Adama
Adams High School
Alla Simonton
Jack Maybury
Minnie Peringer
Perspino promises fresh dry gowns for armpits
Slogan driven note touts Perspino as a quick dry underarm deodorant powder replacement. It claims no staining, no wrinkling, and guaranteed satisfaction with a money back offer. Sold via drag shops and various distributors including Pendleton Drag Co and A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Eurens
Ab Rorya Pendleton Drag Co
Tallman & Co
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
J. F. Donaldson
Homeless Dogs Ride In Style To City Pound
Chicago reports a new mobile dog catcher's wagon by William PF Stuart, superintendent of the city dog pound. The auto ride, first shown in Rogers Park, visits every ward as officials plan to clear the city of homeless dogs.
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Chicago
William PF. Stuart
City
Rogers Park
Village Without Light Harolds Wood Bans Gas Lamps
In Harold Wood Essex villagers reject a light proposal by a narrow margin, forcing roads to stay unlit. Local lamp standards exist but no gas supply, while merchants push illumination amid birds nesting on posts. Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted with rising sales and testimonials.
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London
England
Harold Wood
Essex
Women Go To Court Over Bill For Cats In Evanston
Three society women in Evanston sue for replevin over a cat and thirteen kittens that the owner refuses to surrender. Mrs Tooke seeks return of the feline family from Mrs Miner after paying $13 for board during the owner’s absence, with the case advancing to court on May 13.
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Evanston
Chicago
Mi. Chas A. Miner
Chicago Avenue
Tabby
Margaret. Tooke
Hinman Avenue
W. T. Jefferson
Ridge Avenue
Pacific Coast
Samuel Harrison
Eczema Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla Baby’s Remarkable Turnaround
Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine recalls severe eczema on her four month old and sixteen month old son. She credits Hood s Sarsaparilla with a complete cure after a few months. The ad touts the product in liquid and chocolate tablet forms Sareatabs.
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Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
Stolen Hides Ringed From Prison Worker
Ed ward Hinkle, confined at the Moundsville state penitentiary, was arrested on a charge of stealing about 4000 dollars worth of hides belonging to the J C Bardell company. He shipped the hides to his mother at Buckhannon to sell after his term ends next November. He faces a new charge upon release after serving a five year term.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Edward Hinkle
Moundsville
J. C. Bardell Company
Hinkle
Buckhannon
Eee
Man Sentenced for Stealing Piano from Freight Yard
A Baltimore and Ohio freight agent at Fairmont was tried for stealing a piano from the freight yard and shipping it to his sweetheart. The case details note the years involved in the theft and the employee's motive, with authorities pursuing restitution and punishment.
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Fairmont
Baltimore and Ohio
Lang to open model saloon in Gilcrest Ohio
Andrew Lang of Platteville has received a license to operate a saloon in Gilcrest. His place will be the sole establishment in town exempt from the prohibitive liquor clause in the deed. Plans outline a model saloon with no chairs, tables, or window displays.
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Gilcrest
Ohio
Andrew Lang
Platteville
Hoof on End of Lamb's Tail Noted at Mesa County Exhibit
Grand Junction Colorado sheepman H. B. Woods showcases a lamb from Mesa County with a perfectly formed hoof at the end of its tail. The ram’s dam bore the unusual offspring.
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Grand Junction
Col
H. B. Woods
Mesa County
Twins Sound and Perfect Except One with Extra
A brief note describes twins, both sound and perfect except for the one with an extra, highlighting an unusual asymmetry that stands out among siblings. The observant detail contrasts the two, noting a minor discrepancy.
Hoofed tall by the way flex confirms stance
Fragmentary line appears to note someone or something tall and flexible in a casual aside. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to anchor a definite news item.
What’s the Matter With Your Baby Preview
Fragmented OCR hints at a discussion on infant health concerns, likely addressing constipation or epitope related issues, with scattered names and place references, including St. Monticelli Illinois and a postal card mention.
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St. Monticelli
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Lisle McIintyre
Frank Krebs
Earl Simonton
Mable McIntire
Carl Bowman
Zeb Lewis
Mise Murphy
Oaksdale
John Whiteley
Es Lewis
Interflot
Ethel Grab
Pendleton
Sam Darr
Darr Brothers
Meacham
Celia Simonton
Matte Murphy
Torse
Jimmy Jangiuu
Kine Station
Lola Rogers
Walla Walla
Ray Thompson
Athena
Mildred
Gwendoline Rogers
Camella Collier
Maxine Hudson
Walla Walla Walla
Bim
Gas
la Fontaine
Main Street
Whitman
Philadelphia
Tallman @ Co
Chamberlain
Nahie
Bond Brothers
Monopoly
Colorado
Tee
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