War and policy news from the era
Reports describe a violent conflict among Moi county sheep and cattlemen with forecasts of further deadly violence. Separate items note a one cent per bushel freight increase east of Buffalo for wheat corn oats and barley, DuPont absorbing California powder works, a Panama canal treaty favoring a United States perpetual lease, United States control of Guantanamo naval station, a Gaelic language push in Boston schools being dropped, and criticism of Kansas administration with payroll padding allegations.
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Moi County
California
Buffalo
Seaboard
Panama
United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Epidemic of scarlet fever hits Astoria area
A list of brief notices from a Seattle area paper reports scarlet fever outbreak in Astoria. Several deaths occur Tuesday including John Watson aged 82 and Frank Peffley, aged 68, pioneer figures in Yaki ma valley and Union County respectively.
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Astoria
John 8. Watson
Yakima Valley
Martin Neary
Montana
Livingston
Frank Peffley
Union County
Union
Michael Bartlett
Seattle
Hotel Arrivals and local notices at Pendleton
A crowded list of hotel guests visiting Pendleton and surrounding cities. Notable names include W M Shepherd Portland Nylander H Preston Baker City G Hickotk W B Macklen Clark Gerey San Francisco W A Newton Chicago J Sherwood Portland and many others from Spokane Seattle Denver and more. An ad follows advertising deafness treatment and a real estate bargain offering seven lots with large house or four with a small house in Pendleton.
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A. Cave
South Salem
Richard Collins
New York
Seattle
Charley Jones
Portland
Henry Holbrook
R. D. Merrill
H. J. Kaufman
San Francisco
Butte
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Montana
Marguerite Fisher Theatrical Company
Tennessen
Oregon
Tennessee
Pendleton
W. M. Shepherd
Nylander
Preston
Baker City
G. Hickotk
W. B. Macklen
Portand
MH. D Haderfield
Clark Gerey
W. A. Newton
Chicago
J. ON. Sherwood
Wol. Hororuck
Kansas City
L. W. Barnes
A. H. Moore
Indianapolis
G. Burt
Spokane
Thomas Keagler
Bentley & Hartman
Buckien's Arnies Baive Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old notice touts Buckien's Arnies Baive as a cure for leg ulcers burns piles and skin troubles after four years of stubborn illness. It claims effectiveness for Burns Scalds Skin Bruises and Piles and advertises 26 cents at Tallman & Costing store. Also lists county wheat farms and stock ranches for sale noting well water and improved condition with desirable parcels. Call for details.
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J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Buckien
Tallman& Costing Store
Acker's Blood Elixir Guarantied Cure Claim
An advertisement urges use of Acker's Blood Elixir for impure blood with a guarantee and price. The note mentions Schmidt & Co selling the remedy. A separate item discusses fencing Yellowstone National Park to keep wildlife from wandering away, and a Joe Store promotion offering $100 in gold on December 24 with each dollar purchase.
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Acker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Yellowstone National Park
Ontario Land Price At One Hundred Per Acre Says W H Gibson
Ridge and vicinity reports list cattle movements and winter quarters across John Day country. W H Gibson of Ontario and partners plan feeding over 600 head for Christmas and spring markets while irrigated land sells readily at 100 per acre. cattle numbers, hay volumes, and weather conditions affect wrap. New store opening noted at the Midge Crossroads.
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Ontario
W. H. Gibson
Crossroads
Gibson & Hunt
Gibson
Thos, McQueen
Helmick Kiros
Ch. Wade
Edwards Ros
Butter Creek
Rust Bros
Hudson Hay
John Day
W Whitaker
Wwamani
Lorae Bolind
W. E. Baker
H. C. Guernsy
Pendleton
Alla
Edwards Bros
New Store Opens at Ridge Crossroads Landmark
A fragment notes Jas Davis finished a new store at the Ridge crossroads. Other items report a fine shorthorn bull calf from Linsners and a cow death, with RB F Ogie losing a cow recently for no apparent cause.
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Linsners
F. Ogie
Jas. Davis
Ridge Crossroads
Inia
De Wolf Hopper Tomorrow in Mr Pickwick at the Theatre
The De Wolf Hopper Company presents Dickens delightful Mr Pickwick tomorrow night with 70 players. Charles Klein wrote the story with scoring by Maxwell and Grant Stewart, boasting lavish scenery costumes and a faithful Dickens atmosphere. Top cast includes Digby Bell as Sam Weller and Mr Hopper as Mr Pickwick, supported by Frank Belcher J R Adams and others from Herald Square run.
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Mr Pickwick
Charles Klein
Muale Oy Mawel Ssiely
Tice
Grant Stewart
Hopper
Mr. Pletwith
Digby Bell
Samweiler
Frank Belcher
J. R. Adams
George Chapman
Anguistus Collett
Guy Bartlett
George Rolland
GO. B. Williams
F Ro Willing
Vivie Oxides
Florine Murray
Nellie Victoria
Felice Robinson
Maron Field
Marguerite
St Joe Store Offers Free Gift Draw December 24
A St Joe store advertises a free giveaway with every dollar purchase. Customers receive tickets that could win $100 in gold on December 24, with a ticket supplied for each dollar spent. The promotion emphasizes early participation and ticket collection.
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T. Joe
St. Joe
Quack Moki Tea Claim Promises Quick Cure
Advertisement for Moki Tea claims a permanent cure for headaches and constipation, promising a pleasant drink that improves eating, sleep, work, and happiness. Offers money back satisfaction guarantee with 20¢ and 60¢ prices. Florida district of W. Schmidt & Co. listed.
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W. Schmidt & Co
Year Book of the Department of Agriculture 1902 Arrives
The last published Year Book of the Department of Agriculture for 1902 has been received by the East Oregonian. It is an elegant 188 page volume with 87 plates and proves a valuable addition to any library.
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Department of Agriculture
New Fedora Styles and Judicial Appointment Headline
A shipment arrived at Peoples Warehouse showcasing a pony cowboy hat in nutria Beses color and a new brown and black fedora. Governor Huet of Porto Rico has been appointed United States district judge for Montana.
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Express
Peoples Warehouse
Huet
Porto Rico
United States
Montana
Underwear Sale Prices Listed in Fragmented Ad
An old newspaper fragment advertises underwear for adults and children with prices from 5c to $2.65. It mentions vest and pants, union suits for ladies, and infant garments, noting discounts and multiple size comments in a garbled layout.
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H. McDonald
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J. E. Johnson
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