Unresolved Disappearances and War News Briefs
Reports note no trace of Wyoming millionaire John N. Tisdale in New York while a Japanese merchantman Melji was sunk by a mine off China. Spanish elections favor government, Vaughan Shipman obituary in Chicago, and Norway votes on Denmark’s king show 15,000 to 1,000. Accidents, crimes, labor strikes across the U.S. and France are summarized, with notable deaths, legal claims, and royal estate discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Tisdale
Wyoming
New York
Melji
China
Spain
Stephen Vaughan Shipman
Northwest
Chicago
Norway
Charles of Denmark
San Francisco Bay
Madrene
Boer
Japan
Frank Perry
Toledo
Perry
Frank W. Gunnaulus
Unionsa
James Ord
George V
England
Marie Smith Fitzherbert
Schillin's Best Ignites Brief Local Stir
A terse note from a small shop, Schillin's Best, sparks quick chatter among residents over a familiar product. No official action or dates are recorded, but curiosity grows about the shop's latest display and its community appeal.
Northwest News Briefs Touch Theft and Local Affairs
Burglary at Les ter Turner head of First National Bank of Seattle. $1000 in novelty items and diamonds stolen. A Vancouver couple drank poisoned beer. Mrs Jackson not expected to recover. Walla Walla Presbytery adjourned and Oakesdale pastor L Totten to attend Decatur meeting. Oregon Swedish Colonization founded Carlsberg near Estacada with settlers from the Midwest. Kenrick mill chief Hoberts to China after leaving for new post. An unknown man found dead in Wright Park Tacoma, carbolic acid noted. Idaho and Oregon college football dispute. Idaho backs a trip to Oregon for a deciding game. Hannah Plant of Little Rock credits Buckeye Arnica Salve for relief of a facial sore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burglire
Lester Turner
First Natonal Bank
Seattle
John Jackson
Vancouver
A. C
Jackson
Oakesdale
L. Totten
Oat Decatur
Oregon Swedish Colonization’ Company
Carlsberg
Esticada
Middle West
YP. Hoberts
Kendrick
Idaho
China
Will Play Salem Defeats Prescott State High Title Hopes
Salem prepares for a Thanksgiving showdown with Pendleton while Baker City looms as the key challenger. Pendleton aims to secure a decisive win next Saturday to enter the state high school championship. Large Pendleton excursion funds reserved for Baker City supporters, with discounted fares to boost turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentleton
Baker City
Salem
Sacuniay
Tle Kalbe
Piugene
Beford
Bugene High
Seloo
Weatames
Southern Oregon
Salem High Wchool
Western Oregon
Ar 11
Portland High Wechool
Feniletan
Conch Smythe
Fiat
Uade
Bendleton
Baby Tucker's Wonderful Cure by Cuticura
Mrs. George H. Tucker Jr of Milwaukee reports her six month old daughter weighed far less at birth, developed a severe skin eruption and boils. After one month of Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child recovered fully, while doctors’ bills exceeded one hundred dollars. The family spent under five dollars and saw complete cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Tucker, Jr
Greenfield Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Cuticura A Blessing To Skin-Tortured Babies
The suffering Cuticura Soap and Ointment have alleviated among the young and the wearied parents. Adopted in many homes as priceless curatives for birth humours milk crust scarled head eczema rashes and itching in infancy and childhood. Guaranteed absolutely pure. Cerkeurs HaapKtuwest and Fille ane ald threugheus.
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Tall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease from within. It promises to build up the constitution and notes a one hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Bolt
Presbyterian Social Prayer Meeting At South Main Home
The social prayer meeting of the Presbyterian church will be held this week at the home of A C Ruby on South Main Street. The meeting is on Wednesday evening at 7 54 9. The subject will be Questions and Testimony About Faith. The meeting will close within one hour. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
A. C. Ruby
South Main Street
Lta
Bae
Faltl
Dissolution Notice and Packing News From Baker County
Notice declares the dissolution of Sullivan & Bond with G B Pond buying J W Sullivan’s interest and operating as Pond Pros. It notes Pond assumes all obligations and collections. dated November 11, 1905. Also reports Baker City Packing received 1200 head of cattle for valley feeding. four cars sold to Portland garden. Cattle shipments from east include Wantan City and Idaho cars. packing plant capacity to expand, Baker County ranchers expected to supply local meat demand as mining growth increases in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan & Bond
J. W. Sullivan
C. B. Bond
G. B. Pond
Pond Pros
Sullivan & Pond
BF. Pond Petumes
I. W. Sullivan
C. B
Baker City
Baker County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendleton
General News
Atlana
Theo Justice
Justice
Mra. Steadman
Hinger
Steadmatn
France
Schillin
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Northwest News
Wrieht Park
Tacoma
William Grebb
Hoya Acon
University of Idaho
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Tt Ia
Lewiston Tribune
Hannah Plant
Little Tork
Ark
Cuscanteed
Af Tahman & Co
Prock
MoComus
Brock
McComas
t'Sullivan & Fond
Sullivan
Bond Brox
Fim
Chas.e. Bond
Band
Businos
W. Sullivan
New Firm
Hestionmantre
Sullivan & Yond
Bargalty
Bond Bros
Sutcemers
Sullivan & Lond
Men's Clothiers
Farninhers and Shoerk
Schmidt Block
Baby Tucker
Kewanl
Social Prayer Meeting
Golden Inte Coffee
K. N. & F. Clothes
Alexander
Pendleton’s Reliable Store
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Byers
Frank. B. Clopton
Court Street
Golden Rule
Walter
Steas
B. F
OLD Reliable Plumbber and Townsmith Court Street
Golden Rule Motel
Ity
Baker & Folsom
Pendicton
Ostermook
Weat Rid School
Maple St
Bern
Direh Creek
McKay Creek
Jane Street
Mitow
Hartman
Bentley
Court St.,, Pendleton, Ore
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