Four Million Apples to Star at Spokane Show
Four million apples will be on display at Spokane starting November 11 for a week, a record surpassing last year's 2,000,000. The event, led by officers of the National Apple show, includes daily conferences with growers, railroad officials, and bankers to tackle distribution and storage issues while promoting marketing and processing plans. Judges include C. P. Close, W. S. Thornber, C. J. Sinsel, James Gibb, and Albert Dickens.
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Spokane
Wash
Yrouad
Pacific Northwest
W. T. Day
Interstate Fairgrounds
C. P. Close
United States Department of Agriculture
W. 8. Thornber
Lewiston
Idaho
C. J. Sinsel
Holme
James Gibb
Kelowna
B. Co
Albert Dickens
Kansas State Agricultural College
Stop coughing with Ballard's Horehound Syrup
A historical ad claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup stops coughing heals the lungs and restores breathing. It lists price at 1.00 per bottle and notes sale by A. C. Koeppen & Bror.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bror
Boosters for Apple Show Set in Spokane
The fifth National Apple Show will run November 11 to 17 in Spokane. It is directed by Pacific Northwest leaders led by Robert Kh. Strahorn, vice president of O.W. M. & N. Co. and show president, who will open the exposition. Strahorn, with William T. Day, H. C. Simpson, Harry J. Neely, and Samuel Galland, has long championed the Northwest apple industry.
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Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Robert Kh. Strahorn
O.W. M. & N. Company
Strahorn
William T. Day
H. C. Simpson
Harry J Neely
Samuel Galland
Northwest
Suffrage Workers Say Brewers Violate Corrupt Practices Act
Eugene Oregon November 1 suffrage activists accuse Portland brewers association of printing anti suffrage literature in Eugene to influence voters. District Attorney Bryson convened action and printers deny knowledge while material appears anonymous yet bears printer imprint.
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Eugene
Ore
Brewers’ Association of
Portland
Eugene Equal Suffrage League
Vetera
Oregon
Minnie Washburn
Bryson
Longue
Anon Os
Yor Fn & Koke
Carlometa
Ben Lindsay
Denver
Eugene Suffrage Association
State of
Chpegran
Phewers’ Association of
M. J. Duryea
M. FE. Watson
J. Frader
J. Fletcher
Frank W. Osborn
George Melvin Miller
A. Burden
Eugene Equal Suffrage Tongue
Ware
John F Logan
Din
Malarkey
Portland Equal Suffrage Association
J. B. Bryson
Logan
Yoran
Dan J. Malarkey
Portland Equal Suffrage League
Majority Rule Bill faces opposition in Oregon politics
A paid advertisement argues against the Majority Rule Bill and the U S senators, accusing reactionaries of undermining the Oregon System. It claims the measure would devalue informed voting, cites figures like Bourne who won by petition, and links editors to anti direct primary sentiment. The piece portrays a clash over popular government and electoral reform.
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Met
Oregon
Oregonian
The
Hke Lowell
Fulton Bowerman
Bourne
D. Trel
Porto Rico Letter Praises Dr King’s New Discovery
From Porto Rico Ramon Z Marchan of Barceloneta reports Dr King’s New Discovery cured his coughs and colds and helped his brother with a chest condition. He claims over 20 others benefited. the notice urges trial bottles free and notes prices of 50 cents and one dollar with a guarantee by Koepgens.
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Porto Rico
Ramon Z. Marchan
Barceloneta
Koegpens
Nightmare Planet Venus Swarming Reptiles Claims
The Paris Lectures Pour Tous article attributed to Camille Flammarion contends Venus is a younger planet in a secondary geologic period. It describes a nightmare world with a reptile swarm, a hot swamp, and forests of toadstools under a dense mist.
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Venus
Flammarion
Paris
Lectures Pour
Bowels and Aging Promote Gentle Laxative Use
An aging digestion guide advises avoiding harsh laxatives and using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to ease constipation. It claims the tonic strengthens stomach and bowel muscles, restores natural function, and offers a free sample via mail for readers.
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Caldwell
William Delbert
Hoxie Kane
Visions of Venusian Flora and Fauna in Early Evolution Theories
A vivid, eerie description depicts monstrous creatures and alien ecosystems on a Venus-era planet. The writer imagines gigantic insects, spiders and carnivorous beasts amid volcanic skies, vast seas, and ten yard wings. He posits pole life and hairy pachyderm-like beings above a torrid zone, speculating on evolution and early sentience in cave-dwelling predators.
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Leartu
Heaven
Venus
Earth
Moon
Flint Park Keeper Guards Food From Carnivores
A fragment notes a park keeper in Flint protecting stored food from large carnivorous animals. The terse line suggests a safety or wildlife management measure within a park setting. Details on location, time, or authorities are not provided.
Open $200000 Dance Hall Hopes Social Uplift
New York reports hundreds attended the opening of the Palace ballroom at Washington and Bleeker streets in Newark. The dance hall, built at a cost over $200,000 by the Social Centers corporation, aims to advance social uplift through an ambitious program.
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New York
Washington
Bleckerstreeta
Newark
Social Centers Corporation
Hall's Catarrh Cure affidavit filed in Toledo Ohio
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before me this 6th day of December in Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.
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Stan
Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
Tawa
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Bloomfield, N. J
Pacific Power & Light Co
Anti-Suffrage Association
Orexe
Solomon Hirsch
San Francisco Chronicle
Woman's Journal
Wilson
Taft
Teddy
U. S
Nightmare Planet
Wilwey
Sandpoint
Tduhe
Howse
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Mit
WM. Deibert
Gotham Institution
A. W. Gleason
Koeppen’s
E Holidays
Pioneer
Walter Adams
Pendleton
A. D. Charlton
Pass Agt
Portland, Oregon
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