Whitman Victorious at Moscow 10 to 0 Over Idaho
Whitman college football beat the University of Idaho 10 to 0 at Moscow securing three victories. The win sparked campus celebration with bell ringing and a college yell as fans celebrated the strong performance and hopeful outlook for remaining games.
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University Idaho
Walla
Whitman
University of Idaho
University of Washington
University of Oregon
Moscow
Agricultural College
Comedians Hit Stratospheric Tour and London Stage Run
The article highlights a successful American tour by a British troupe who wow audiences. It notes growing interest in comedies by English authors and recalls A Wise Woman’s Strand Theatre London debut, where it ran 238 nights as the season’s hit. The piece ends with a light remark on audience taste and ticket prices.
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Strand Theater
London
Furniture Contract Awarded for Washington School
The board of education let the furniture contract for the new Washington school building to Davie Kaser Company of Walla Walla. Total cost about 1600 dollars. Small desks at 2.09 each, medium at 3.27, large at 3.69.
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Walla Walls
Board of Education of the
City Schools
Washington
Davie-Kaser Company
Wheat prices steady as 45 cents remains local market rule
Market notes show Fred W. Hendley paid 46 cents for crab and 47 cents for bluestem from Portland for 16,000 bushels in Fulton warehouse, but 45 cents stays the ruling local price. Liverpool market appears firmer, signaling another local advance, with prices listed for turnips cabbage onions and other produce and livestock values.
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Fred W. Hendley
A. Berg
Portland
William Roberts
Fulton
Liverpool
Eavern
Wheat Prices Steady as Exporters Hold Market in Portland
The Commercial Review reports wheat prices steady around 67 50 per bushel for No 1 club, with selling not as free as two weeks ago but exporters active. About half the crop has sold, moving to exporters, and farmers await 50 to 60 cent gains before selling more. London cargo market and tonnage limits may cap any advance.
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Portland
London
Ms Valley
Livestock Market Report From Onaba and Portland
Onaba markets November 21 show active cattle trade with strong demand. Native beet steers bring 400 to 6.60 per cwt while western and Texas steers sell around 3.25 to 5.50. cows and heifers at 2.40 to 4.00. canners 1.25 to 2.75. stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.00. Sheep sales about 10,700 head with market softening. western ewes at 3.00 to 7.00. lambs 4.75 to 9.75. Portland wool and hides: wool markets steady to nominal. sheepskins varied by type. hides prices range with dry no.1 at 16-15/c per pound, various weights priced. Overall, meet outlook suggests higher prices ahead for certain livestock categories.
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Pew
Iin
Onaba
Texas
Anil
Aenay
Owen
Portland
Oregon
Bought cattle at Ukiah as stockmen move to winter range
Seattle buyer Ball paid 3.60 per hundred for 160 head of cattle as stockmen transport herds toward winter ranges on the Uma tilla and Cold Springs. Other buyers take hundreds. local cattlemen plan straw stack and pasture storage at about 1.75 per head. Ukiah notes mention N. McReynolds and migration patterns.
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Seattle
Ukiah
Ball
Gevritie
Gurdane
Pendleton
Umatilla
Arbogast Bros
Charles Vinson
Joseph Gerrans
Grant
Harney Counties
Holdman
San Francisco
Creamery Tan of Camas Plans Move to Portland Plant
Tan of Camas prepares to leave for Portland to buy a large new creamery plant for butter and cheese making. The move aims to expand production of fine cream cheese and butter. An infant named Ben French recently recovered from erysipelas. Bladberthas opened a tin shop at Alba. Burr Johnson took cattle to the winter range this week.
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Creamery Tan
Camas
Portland
Lin
Itv Anyore
Ben French
Bladberthas
Alba
Burr Johnson
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Fast Skin Relief
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claiming to cure hideous sores, eruptions, fever sores, belle ulcers, carbuncles, felons and other skin troubles. Endorsed as infallible for cuts, burns, scalds and piles with Tallman & Co as suppliers.
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Tallman & Co
Cattle Moved to Pastures as Range Owners Reckon Winter
Cattlemen move stock to pastures while range cattle stay out for winter. Most hay is scarce. some stock left on the range survive with little snow at the mountain junctions. Hay costs about 1 dollar per ton. a severe winter could raise prices. Roy Smith relocates to Kansas after selling his Long Creek ranch amid rough travel.
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Smith
Long
Kansas
Granite monuments touted by Vermont sculptor Brow
A Vermont sculptor presents two granite monuments on Main Street near the Lavet Chance shop. One a gray granite lounge statue and the other a graceful woman figure, both showing carved artistry and beaten detail. The shop has 5000 pounds of gray granite and Oregon granite in stock, with skilled workers ready to create monuments locally.
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Vermont
Monterastelli Brow
Oregon
Selenen Medicine Buzz Sparks Dandruff Cure Claims
An old medical ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as a scientific remedy for dandruff and hair loss. The copy claims the product kills germs on the scalp, stops itching and flaking, and preserves hair vitality, suggesting it prevents dandruff from causing hair shedding.
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Adam
Newbro
Civil War Vet Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
Winchester Indiana resident M M Avatin, a Civil War veteran, reports his wife recovered from a long illness after using Dr King’s New Life Pills sold by Tallman & Co. He urges others to try them for health improvements.
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M. M. Avatin
Winchester
Ind
Dr King
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Area Farm and Land Listings
James A. Howard offers 360 acres of improved wheat land ten miles northeast of Pendleton with school access and trade options. Also eight Pendleton lots at 100 each, 160 acres south of Pendleton for 800, 35 acres cherry fruit land near Milton with bearing trees, 7 acres alfalfa under irrigation, 120 acres on McKay Creek with 20 irrigated bottom acres, 560 acres of wheat land four miles from Pendleton offered with half cash and balance on time at 6 1 4 percent interest.
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Pendleton
Pendieton
Milton
McKay Creek
Nau's Dyspepsia Cure testimonials and price
Testimonial quotes from J M Chareh of LaGrande Oregon and Nathan Falk of Bolwe Idaho claim long relief from dyspepsia with Nau's Dyspepsia Cure. Sold by Tallman & Co or Frank Nau Portland Oregon price one dollar per bottle or six for five dollars express prepaid.
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J. M. Chareh
LaGrande
Ore
Nau
Nathan Falk
Bolwe
Idaho
Tallman & Co
Frank Nau
Portland Hotel Pharmacy
Portland
Oregon
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Whig Southard
St. Louis
M. Cartwieht
Lotebton
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Echo
Archie Mason
Harry Raymond
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Albert Haorala
Adame
M. Fairfow
Ty. Catchfield and
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Weler
Optician
Wek Ames der
Charley's
Jane
Pendle
Joe Basler
Main Street
W. J. Glarke & CO
Opera House
CLUB
Portland Wheat Review
Wool
Nevada
Eastern
Valley Oregon
Mountain
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt
Mendacing
Eastern Livestock
Camas Prairie
N. McReynolds
the Pioneer
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Ritter
Monterastelli
Peoples Warehouse
Pendleto
Tay
Pendleton, Oregon
Gar
Main St
James A. Howard
Firet Nat
Bly
Mall Ely
Bright
Jons J. Fucton
Montgomery #6
Tau Francine
Cal
Brussels
Jesse
Younger & Son
Carl Iflower
Byers
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Polydore Moons
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