Albee Ranchers Wear Glad Smiles on Rainy Week
May 25 Albee Oregon reports good rain lifting spirits of farmers and stockmen. Grain grows fine though fears Timothy crop injured by frost. Stock fattening on the range. horse buyers visiting from Pilot Rock and Ukiah. Local officials and merchants noted visiting, with lines of work including postal and banking circles. Ukiah Mavericks meet Albee White Faces at Ukiah tomorrow at 1 pm. winner may challenge Pilot Rock.
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Albee
Ore
Geo. G. Schlegel
Chas, Newcomb
T. D. Waugh
West Birch Creek
H. G. Casteel
Pilot Rock
Harry Schiegel
Ukiah
Harry
Ed Howard
Quant’s
Ss. B. Nell
Albee White Faces
A Smile a Hard Thing to Accomplish When You're Blue
An ad proclaims a cure for stomach and liver complaints. Bal lard's Herbine is mild yet effective for constipation and dyspepsia, priced at 40 cents per bottle. A. C. Koeppen & Bros offer the remedy.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Kaiser and Potsdam Tax Dispute Over Meadowlands
Berlin reports feuding between the Kaiser and Prince Estel Frederick and Potsdam authorities over a 38 land tax on meadowland. The prince faced a 47,500 claim for three acres, with threats to sell and to build on the castle view if unpaid. The Kaiser won in court, but the municipality appeals.
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Berlin
Kaiser
Prince Estel Frederick
Potsdam
Prince Hitel Frite
Queen Wilhelmina Gifts 20 000 Tulips to Paris Gardens
The Netherlands queen presented 20 000 tulips to the public gardens of Paris. They were planted at Bagatelle, renowned for its tulips, with 100 000 on the grounds.
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Wilhelmina
Hague
Holland
Paris
Bagatelle
Paris Knife Thrust Ends with Apology for Mistake
Charles Armand was stabbed in the Boulevarde de L’Ourecq Paris and the assailant apologized afterward saying he had mistaken him for another man. The incident reflects a tragic error leading to injury in an urban crime.
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Paris
Charles Armand
Boulevarde de L'Ourecq
Liquid Foot Base Relieves Tired Feet at 26c Bottle
First Class Drug Storer offers Liquid Foot Base to relieve tired aching feet and sweat with happiness for everyone at 26c per bottle.
Echo upsets Umatilla in 5 to 0 game
Umatilla, Oregon May 29. Echo wins 5 to 0 as Cobb and Jones hold the locals to two hits. Three costly errors by Umatilla's third baseman aid the visitors while Layman gets stronger support. Several regional figures and visitors, including O R N officials and investors, are noted in a roundup of local happenings.
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Umatilla
Ore
Echo
Cobb
Good Mixer Pastor Trades Jokes With Saloon Owner
In Louisville the Indiana minister Myron W. Weed, a noted good mixer, met a florid saloon owner in a blacksmith shop. The men exchanged friendly jests and planned to visit each other’s “good time” spots, revealing the pastor’s First Presbyterian church as his own soon after.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Henry George
Weat Street
First Presbyterian Church
Myron W. Weed
Loulaville Times
Salutes and their origins in military gesture
All salutes, from removing hats to presenting arms, signal respect or submission. Raising the right hand to the head traces to knights before the throne of beauty during tours. the sword salute repeats a crusader kiss to the cross hilt, then lowers the point to imply submission or friendship. Critics also cite forehand raises as signaling an empty, nonthreatening land, though this is less convincing.
Beecived Kaith Yellery Age Deceit Exposed
In a gossiping speech the reader notes that old Mr Goldley deceived Edith about his age. After an embarrassing tarrying incident he confessed he was only sixty rather than seventy five, shocking the unfortunate Gladys and others in the circle.
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Kaith
Mr Goldley
Edith
Gladys
Genuine Faith Cure Case Questioned as Faith Healing
Browne confirms Spencer’s case was treated as a faith cure by noting both the doctor and the druggist trusted him, suggesting the medical process hinged on belief in the cure.
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Towne
Spencer
Browne
Jail for clipping voters whiskers in Kenner, La
New Orleans report states that Paul Felix former Kenner mayor and deputy sheriff W W Stiles were found guilty in federal court for intimidating voters last fall. Felix received six months in parish jail plus a $1000 fine while Stiles drew eleven months and the same $1000 penalty. The pair headed an armed group said to accompany other deputies to drive voters for an opposing faction.
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New Orleans
Kenner
Colonel BE
A. O'Sullivan
Paul Felix
W. W. Stiles
Felix
Stiles
Odd Tales From A Polar Expedition's Frozen Kitchen
The narrative recalls a harsh polar voyage where a crewmate jokes about lamp chimneys and flatirons as replacements for broken chimneys. Crew members improvise by cutting pickle bottle bottoms to serve as makeshift chimneys while facing wintry shortages and scarce funds.
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Tev
Lee Abunden
Oriers
Fair Exchange Back for an Old One Pendleton
Pendleton readers learn of a remedy for chronic backache linked to kidney discomfort. Mrs. Putnam Yeck of Bigin Ore recounts using Doan's Kidney Pills to relieve pain after long sitting, regulate kidney secretions, and improve daily vitality. Sold by all dealers at 6 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name and none other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Putnam Yeck
Bigin
Ore
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Q Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Bankrupt A R Turner Adjudicated In Oregon District
In the District Court of Oregon the matter of A R Turner a bankrupt. Notice: on May 27 1910 Turner was adjudicated a bankrupt. First meeting of creditors at Pendleton Oregon June 10 1910 at 10 am. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint trustee examine bankrupt and transact business. Done at Pendleton Oregon May 28 1918 THOS FITZGERALD Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the
United States
District of Oregon
A. R. Turner
Umatilla
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
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Ely
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J. C. Shea
Portland
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T. J. Began
Walla Walla
R. F. Bicknell
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J. M. Hindman
Mrs. Hindman
Mr. Connell
W. A. & O. R. & N. Telegraph
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Round House
R. C. Carpenter
Fr. Luke
Pounds’ Hall
Umatilla Mercantile Company
Decoration Cay
Sherman County
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