Free home treatment for women by Dr. Pierce ad
Suffering women are urged to write to Dr. Pierce for advice from a veteran specialist in women’s diseases. The advertisement claims his Favorite Prescription cures privately at home, with no alcohol or habit forming drugs and all ingredients disclosed on the wrapper. It promotes sending letters to the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, N Y for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Dinese
Buffalo, N. Y
Former Pendleton Leader Talks of Sheep Industry
The Herald reports on a former Pendletonian, president of Pendleton Savings Bank, a key Idaho financier and cattleman. He led the American National Bank of Pendleton to a million dollar value before turning to sheep, praising flockmasters and predicting better times as sheep move to feeding yards. He favors reciprocity with Canada, warning it could undermine protective policies.
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Aid Dpendleton Savings Bank
Gwinn
Idaho
First National Bank of Boiler
Total
Oregon
Mashver
Association of
Wool Growers
Chicago
American National Bank of
Pendleton
The
Herald
Canada
Smythe
Dog alarms Dayton fire at Van Lew residence Spring Street
A dog’s continual barking and running up and down alerted residents to a fire at the W. H. Van Lew home on Spring Street in Dayton. Firemen found the blaze confined to the roof and wall areas by the time they arrived. the loss was covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Wash
W. H. van Lew
Spring Street
Two Men Shot for Deer Near Kalispell
Lost Creek farmer Louie Dahhar was shot and seriously wounded by H J Westholm while hunting near his home. Dahhar was mistaken for a deer and the bullet shattered his ankle. Cliff Ayers was shot by his brother Perry Ayers when a bullet passed through a deer and struck Ayers in the left breast. Ayers is believed to be out of danger if complications are avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Mont
lLouie Dahhar
H. JL. Westholm
Westholm
Dahhhr
Cliff Ayers
Perry
Ayers
Taft Supposed to Vote with Minority in Gincin Autopsy
President Taft is reported as expected to align with the minority in the Gincin autopsy matter, signaling a split in the administration’s stance and potential implications for policy discussion.
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Taft
Fire threat as stove explodes at Pilot Rock home
Special correspondence from Pier Rock Oregon reports an alcohol stove explosion that endangered Mrs C H Turtle's house but left damage minimal after bucket brigades. Local residents and visitors including Miss Audrey Hunter, Mrs J W Lynch, and Mrs Harry Whittaker are listed with travel and social notes. The Pendleton performance Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party, hosted locally Friday, was well received despite bad weather.
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Pier Rock
Ore
C. H. Turtle
Mra J. W. Lynch
Havel
Portland
Harry Whittaker
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Verne Bolts
C. H. Bettle
Dean Long
Endleton
Audrey Hunter
James Whittaker
Nye
Aiam Linsner
Frank K
Coons Slain For Gloves In Massachusetts Hunt
Miss Isabelle Shotter of Savannah and Miss Rosemond Dixey of Boston hired Carl Stickies of West Stockbridge to guide a coon hunt on Harvey mountain after no suitable pelts could be bought locally. They treed and killed two coons with fine pelts to be cured and sent to Johnstown New York for glovering.
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Lenox
Mass
Isabelle Shotter
Savannah
Rosemond Dixey
Boston
Johnstown
N. Y
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Mrs Turpin
A Junction City woman, Mrs Francis Turpin, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for whooping cough and also unsurpassed for colds and croup. The product is sold by all dealers.
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Francis Turpin
Junction City
Infant of Weston Dies of Pneumonia
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. James Lieuallen of Weston died Saturday evening after weeks of illness with pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. Liauallen and the remains were laid to rest in Weston Cemetery. Thanksgiving sermon planned at M E church on November 23.
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Weton
James Levullen
Weston
M. Liualien
George Waldingham
James Campbell
Pea Ridge
Campbell
Rock Road
Joel Davis
Weston School
Ilness
James Lieuallen
Adams
William MacKenzie
M. E Church
Admonishes Jurors On Liquid Evidence In Georgia Case
Atlanta judges warn jurors against consuming liquor evidence while reviewing the J Morse case. The Georgia Court of Appeals reverses lower court ruling, says defendant cannot be charged with two offenses in one indictment. The decision notes jurors may smell and taste evidence but must not let it warp judgment. Phenician sailors rounded the cape of Good Hope in 500 B C.
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Atlanta
Georgie
Court of Appeals
J. Morse
High Court
Cape of Good Hope
B. C
Murderer of Mayor Sentenced for Life
In The Dalles Oregon Navy reports Dr A Howell of Parthind pled guilty to second degree murder in the Shantiee mayor J C Fowlie killing on October 24. Judge W L Vradahaw sentenced him to life in state penitentiary after escaping first degree charges. Grand jury also indicted Fred Evelyn for first degree murder in David Martinsuan’s October 12 killing.
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Dalles
Ore
Navy
A. Howell
Parthind
J. C. Fowlie
Shantiee
Flo
W. Lt. Vradahaw
Blate
Army Mascot Burial Triggers Protest at College Park
Indignant citizens urge reprimand of soldiers after a dog known as Muggsy is buried in a U S flag at the Army Air School College Park Md Beth Ball head of the National Committee to Protect the Flag of the Woman's Relief Corps claims desecration and petitions Secretary Stimson. A second item discusses the high cost of living in Tokyo compared with London and explains wage disparities due to labor misuse and abundance.
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Army
Washington
United States
Army Aviation School
College Park
Isabel Worrell Ball
National Committee
Woman's Relief Corps
Stimson
Beth
Highland Lake hotel boat house collapses in fish scare
The Highland Lake Hotel proprietor Phriam Carmel fished from a tall boathouse on stilts when a large fish nearly dragged him into the lake. In the struggle the boat house tipped off its foundation, one end sinking four feet, and the mudboard and pole vanished. Carmel escaped frightened as the structure partially submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Lakes
Phriam Carmel
Highland Lake Hotel
October railroad injuries top Oregon labor report
Ninety seven railroading injuries in Salem during October lead the monthly report by Labor Commissioner G P Huff. The lumbering industry logged eighty nine injuries, with total industrial accidents for October reaching two hundred ninety five, including twelve fatals.
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Salem
Ore
G. P. Huff
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Remedy Claim
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are promoted as safe for all ages and conditions, including delicate women and young children, aiding digestion and bowel regulation. The advertisement asserts no stomach upset or griping and claims suitability for the old and feeble, offered for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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