Alumni Hold Big Reunion in Weston Oregon
Weston Oregon May 20 The Eastern Oregon Normal School Alumni Association held its annual banquet in the ladies dormitory dining hall on May 25 with a formal program. Attendees included Vera Selover Jr E Keefe and Dr C J Smith among others. An excellent menu of pineapple, chicken, mashed potatoes, pickles, olives, fruit salad tea coffee cake and ice cream was served by the Epworth League. May Ashworth Clyde Stages of Weston wed in Pendleton May 28. Memorial Day observances were limited to grave decorating and bank and post office closures.
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Weston
Ore
Alumnii Association
The
Eastern Oregon Normal Sahoo
Joseph Scott
Vera Selo
E. Keefe, Jr
Clark Wood
C. J. Smith
Cosse Bessusovenssey
Alvah Shumway
Seeesyees
Frank K. Welles
J. D. Plamondon
Sia
Iles Ubea
Lilian Holmannes
hPomotes
Joseph N. Scott
Epworth League
Anice Barnet
Alma Barnett
Stella O'Harra
Anita Kirkpatrick
Mary Zurcher
Alvina Riedan
Etta Woodell
Bertha Booth
Z. May Meighen
Claudie Kelly
Lillian Holman
Bessie Winn
Doris Barnes
Aso
May Ashworth
Clyde Stages
Pendleton
Staggs
James Ashworth
Mail driver run over loses wooden foot
New York police report postoffice driver John Rothgang aged 50 of 451 West Thirty eighth street was run over in front of the postoffice substation at 3 West Seventeenth street by an Empire Shipping Co wagon. His right leg was crushed and he left the scene carried by friends. Officer Unger arrested wagon driver Arthur Daly of 37 &J. Marks Place Brooklyn on a charge of assault. Rothgang insisted his leg was wooden and would need a carpenter rather than medical aid.
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New York
John Rothgang
West Thirty Eighth Street
West Seventeenth Street
Rothgang
Empire Shipping Co
Cratty
Policeman Unger
New West Twentieth Street
Unger
Tager
Dr. Donnell
Bellevue
Arthur Daly
J. Marks Place
Brooklyn
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
An advertisement claims kidney disease triggers heart failure pneumonia and other deaths. It touts Swamp Root as a remedy to restore kidney function easing painful urination and night trips to the bathroom. The offer promises free book and sample bottle by Kilmer & Co. with repeat urging to buy.
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Blader
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
California Fig Syrup Co
Foley Kidney Pills Praise From Illinois Commander
Isaac Cook of Kewanee Illinois, commander of Commander Julius A Pratt Post No 1423, writes that two months of Foley Kidney Pills relieved his back ache and kidney pains. He reports freedom from bladder misery and recommends the remedy to friends and comrades. Koeppen Bros.
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Julius A. Pratt
Til
Isaac Cook
Above
Kewanee
Ill
Koeppen
Soldier seeks legal resurrection of Civil War death
Andrew G. Staley of Salt Lake City challenges the War Department record listing him as dead. He is alive and presses a Utah bill by Senator Sutherland to correct the record stating he died December 21, 1862, at a Memphis hospital. Staley served in Company EH, One Hundred and Eighteenth. He has lived in Salt Lake City for years.
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Washington
Andrew G. Staley
Salt Lake City
War Department
Staley
Senator Sutherland
Utah
Memphis
Salt Lake
King's Death Not To Stop Aviation Meet
London reports that King Edward's death will not halt aviation meetings planned for July and August. Resorts hope for profits as the flying craze grows, inspired by Grahame White. Oxford and Cambridge undergraduates experiment with aeroplanes. the Duke of Westminster and Lord Howard de Walden are keen, while the Marquis of Anglesey has begun gliding.
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London
Edward
Benside
Grahame White
Oxford
Cambridge
Duke of Westminister
Lord Howard de Walden
Marquis of Anglesey
Liquid Foot Fuse Relieves Tired Feet At 26c
An advert notes Liquid Foot Fuse relieves tired aching and sweaty feet. Sold at First Class Drug Stores for 26 cents per bottle, offering happiness for everyone.
Doctor Temple Moves Office Location
Notice states Dr J A Temple will relocate his office from the John Schmidt building to the American National Bank building. The sender asks clients to update records and use the new address for appointments and correspondence.
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J. A. Temple
John Schmidt
American National Bank
Adams News and Personal Notes May Picnic Visits
Adams Oregon notes list local trips to Weston and Pendleton for picnics and social visits. Residents including L L Rogers Clark Maxie Nellie Carr and G M Morrison attend Weston gatherings. Miss Jessie Chestnut wins 1.50 in a Weston picnic race. Local baseball loss to Holdman and alfalfa hay harvest underway.
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Adams
Ore
L. L. Rogers
Pendleton
Clark Maxie
Nellie Carr
Weston
George Woolwanl
Lula
Stella Liewallen
FE. Ferguson
Fred Blake
B. A. Marquis
Pen Geton
G. M. Morrison
Robert Morrison
Portland
Vis
M. A. Watrus
Pomeroy
BE. G. Marquia
Frank Whitely
Fred Dupuis
Lola
Gwendoline Rogers
Jessie Chestnut
Mises Bertha Brewster
Spokane
Holdman
Walter Adams
Walla Walla
Frank Wallan
Charley Owens
Speak on good roads by Dr Bildridge at multiple Oregon towns
Good Roads representative methods Dr Maurice M Bildridge of the U S Department of Agriculture will lecture at Baker City Enterprise La Grande Heppner Pendleton Condon Moro The Dalles Hood River Dallas McMinnville Forest Grove Oregon City Salem Albany Corvallis Eugene Roseburg Grants Pass Medford Ashland from May 16 to June 10 with dates listed for each location. T F OBrien Pendleton Oregon and WM M'Murray note. Bal lard's Flerbine marketed by A C Koeppen Bros touted as stomach and liver remedy with 60 cent price.
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Good Roads
Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Maurice M. Bildridge
Baker City
Enterprise
la Grande
Heppner
Pendleton
Condon
Moro
the Dalles
Hood River
Dallas
Portland
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Oregon City
Salem
Albany
Corvallis
Eugene
Roseburg
Grants Pass
Medford
Ashland
T. F. O'Brien
Oregon
Foley's Honey and Tar for throat and chest relief
For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar has been a household favorite for throat chest and lung ailments. It is marketed as safe for infants and children containing no opiates or harmful drugs. Refuse substitutes Koeppen Bros.
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Foley
Koeppen Bros
Honor In Wall Street Balance of Integrity and Trade
A reflection on the New York Stock Exchange as a place of honor amid fierce trading. The piece notes that deals are closed by signs and nods, yet asserts the exchange remains "an honor" despite harboring potential for ruin and crime in the broader market context. It cites the Corinthian facade and the enduring uprightness of the trade within.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Broad Street
Christian Register
Tragic End For Viennese Music Historian Bacher
Megible handwriting produced many comedies but doomed a last century music historian named Bacher. He finished a history of Viennese music, submitted it to the Austrian Imperial academy for publication funds. The manuscript was returned unread after three months. Unable to find a decipherable copy, he tried dictation but could not be understood. In despair he died in a lunatic asylum.
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Bacher
Austrian Imperial Academy
Mary Ann Returns to Lancaster Gate Village
Mary Ann of Lancaster Gate arrives back to her native village after a week off, flaunting metropolitan paint and feathers. She finds her old sweetheart James, the station porter, insignificant beside a recent acquaintance in plush breeches and silk stockings. She asks for a cab, but the porter jokes that her mother is outside with a barber.
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Mary Ann
Lancaster Gate
Basemet
James
A Strong Prescription from Menelik in Abyssinia
In Addis Ababa Madame Steveniv, wife of a French colony leader, suffered fever. Menelik questioned quinine use, then sent three glasses daily of rancid two year old butter via a secretary note. The butter cure was buried and she recovered, with Menelik claiming credit for her recovery.
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Menelik
Abyasinia
Mme
Steveniv
Addis Abeba
Madame
Menellick
Standing on a Peak of Individuality Sparks Notice
A Thief River Falls preview notes individuality draws attention but warns it often leads to loneliness and social distance. The reflection suggests fame or distinctness invites scrutiny while isolating the person from peers.
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Thief River
THANKS WOMAN FOR LYING ON HER
Jefferson Ind Mrs Pearl Armstrong, convicted of manslaughter for killing her husband, publishes a card thanking friends who stood by her while condemning her. She expresses kindness toward those who opposed her, thanks her niece and Dr Twomey for support, and offers blessings and prayers to all.
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Jefferson
Pearl Armstrong
Dr. Twomey
Looked After His Clothes
Two women gossip over a backyard fence about a husband who keeps a clean shirt for Sundays while the other notes he wears clean attire on Saturdays when he drinks and cleans up before fights, capturing small town humor from June Lip pincott's.
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June Lippincott
Optometrist A. E. Serum Offers Sight Aid Service
A. E. Serum, an optometrist, advertises affordable eye care and vision services to help patrons improve sight with low charges. The notice highlights available exams and corrective options.
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E.C
Hanis
Soldier
King
Adams News
WM. M'Murray
Ballard
A, C, Koeppen & Bros
Peebekhtny Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Nolte
Patronisa
Modern Confectionery
Mira
Marvel
Heevans Chemical DO
Simonanati
E. Court St
Phone Malin
Berlin
Jack Webster
Mgr
A. L. Schaefer Jeweler
Murphy Bros
Cass Matlock
Newt
Williamson Haffner
East Oregonian
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