Financial recovery after panic cited by Henry Clews
Henry Clews notes early signs of improvement in New York after a crisis with over 43 million dollars in gold purchases and two large trust companies exiting suspension. He warns banks hold soundness, urges restoring credit and hoarded money, and mentions Valdez creek and Susitna river prospects plus growing grain shipments from Seward to accommodate shipping.
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Ship of Finance
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Valdex Creek
Susitna
Valdez Creek
Seward
Cook Inlet
Valdez
Campbell Point
Susitna River
Alaska
Ward the Sound
Walla Walla Blon
Tacoma
Coffee deal promise by Schilling's Best grocer refund
An old ad copy claims a simple deal for Schilling's Best coffee. If you don’t like it, your grocer refunds your money, and the seller will reimburse the customer. The text emphasizes satisfaction and money-back guarantees.
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Schilling
Wheat Movement Outlook Brightens as Grain Moves
Wheat is moving in local wirehouses as traders note hopeful outlook despite no actual sales yesterday. The day's activity centers on shipments and potential price support as supplies shift towards markets.
Pendleton Prices For City Freight And Services Noted
A notice from STANSBERY & MILNE and others sets charges for local freight by the city of Pendleton. Rates include tie per ton 25 cents, stairs 50 cents, moving crew $1 per hour, dump trips $2.50, carloads of sugar 10 cents per ton, canned goods free, cement 60 cents, wire 50 cents, sewer pipe 75 cents, coal one dollar hills, stone two dollars, machinery one dollar per ton. Violators face a $5 fine.
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Pendleton
Atulls
Prohibition at Pocatello and the Pendulum of Law
Boise Capital News analyzes Pocatello’s prohibition debate as a test case showing how enforcement swings with public sentiment. It argues past wide open vice led to a tightening, then questions a current absolute ban, warning it may invite graft, gambling, and prostitution to return unless officers enforce laws without favoritism.
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Gate City
Boise Capital News
Pocatello
Officials bar players exposed to smallpox from mingling
The statement notes a policy preventing men who have had smallpox exposure from mixing with others during the season, as part of health precautions for football games.
Greens magazine debut praised by Walla Walla Statesman
The Walla Walla Statesman reports receiving an early copy of Greens a monthly magazine published in Detroit Michigan edited by Elwyn P Green founder of Columbia College Milton Oregon and of local papers Kennewick Pasco Washington The editor promises Greens will be fresh tasty and nourishing and vows the next issue will be even more appetizing.
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Statesman Ia
Greene
Greena
Walla Walla
Statesman
Students' Money in Portland Bank Receipts Case
Liabilities of the Title Guarantee and Trust Co of Portland include a $1000 certificate of deposit belonging to the associated students. Found from Oregon football receipts after expenses, the cash in gold silver and paper was deposited by Grover Keastley manager of the Oregon team two days before a legal holiday. The bank keeper faced a receiver on Wednesday and the incident serves as a caution to student funds.
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Title Guarantee & Trust Co
Portland
Oregon-Idaho
Grover Kertley
Oregon
Lexson
Kestley
Title, Guarantee and Trust Company
Keatley
Ita
Chicago football vaccination order risks season
Dr Charles Hans of the health board ordered all University of Chicago football players to be vaccinated. Dr Evins warned he may arrest those who refuse. A November 23 game with Carissie looms as players worry about vaccination effects. Two students were sent to isolation with smallpox, one a freshman, Hugo Bezedek accused of blocking vaccination. Evans vowed to dispatch physicians to vaccinate the team and to halt activities if objections persist.
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Chicago
Charles Hans
Board of Health
University of Chicago
Evins
Carissie
Vsolation Hospital
Hugo Bezedek
Evans
Mammoth potato shown at East Oregonian office
M L Warren, of the region, submitted a giant potato to the East Oregonian. It measures 28 inches in circumference and weighs two pounds and three quarters. The exhibit highlights local potato raising. Another potato on display weighs four pounds with 14 inch circumference and eight inches length, noted by Cambridge News.
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M. L. Warren
East Oregonian
Oregon
Cambridge News
Love a debt of gratitude that can never be paid off
Clark of Westfield Town recounts a near death from lung illness and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a full recovery after a dry cough and throat infection. The testimonial praises the medicine as unequaled for coughs and lung complaints, guaranteed by Tallman & Co. with trial bottles offered.
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Clark
Westfield
Town
King
Tallman & Co
Daphne Circle Notice for Regualry Meeting and Social
Daphne Circle Attention a regulty meeting of Daphne Circle will be held November 14 at 7 30 PM All members are required to be present to transact business and meet the grand guardian after which will be a social Commi ttee
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Daphne @K
Dr Cheerups Extract of Sunshine and Good Cheer Ad
An advertisement urges readers to take seven doses daily of Dr Cheerups Extract of Sunshine and Good Cheer as a remedy for a hard times feeling. The copy emphasizes mood lift and daily usage without medical claims or warnings.
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Dr. Cheerup
Oregonian leads with strong community backing
The Oregonian, representing Eastern Oregon, headlines with a strong lead that resonates with readers who appreciate its coverage and responsiveness to local concerns. Community members express approval of the paper’s focus and clarity.
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Jerem Oregonian
Oregon
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