Roosevelt appoints commission to study rural life plans
The commission on country life, appointed by President Roosevelt, will depart Washington for a western tour visiting Oregon and Washington states. It will meet at agricultural colleges and hear from educators, farmers, teachers, doctors, and businesspeople about rural conditions and possible improvements.
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Digest of Stomach Ailments Prompts Local Remedy Ad
An extensive advertisement urges Pendleton readers to try Thex well Dyaspapan Tablets for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims speedy relief, stomach digestion support, and a money back guarantee after a trial. The notice promotes physician origin and offers refund if unsatisfied. It also describes upcoming public meetings and health topics for farmers, with dates and locations listed across multiple towns.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Drug Co
San Francisco Opera Company presents Kantana in New York
Review notes the San Francisco Opera company's weeklong engagement en route to New York with Kantana. Teddy Webb praised as standout in Fantana and the company lauded for strong performances. timing hinted for upcoming New York arousing strong critical praise and a laugh-filled two and a half hours. Massachusetts Stem Engineers pick Lowell for annual water convention on December 17.
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Rainbow mine tale winds through western frontier life
A fragmentary account blends mining lore with theater notices and local color. It recalls rugged prospectors chasing the Rainbow mine near Jim Blunt and a theater lineup in Oregon, mixing frontier grit with entertainment ads and travel-driven sensationalism.
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Arion
Wil Dea¢en
Ge Opeem
The Gus Opens and Crowd Fills Night Show
The Gus opens with a successful show as a large audience fills the theater. The crowd cheers the orchestra and applauds the new production, turning away only a few latecomers while the night’s performance proceeds smoothly.
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