Northwest Notes on Apples and Local News
Northwest Notes reports William Mohl plans to sell 1000 boxes of apples at 1.25 each from his Rovetta-area orchard on unirrigated land. Also covers a 65th anniversary in Ontario County, school closings in Montana due to scarlet fever, wood-rate complaints in Oregon, paving proposals in Lugerie, a fatal fall in Walla Walla, the Idaho Oregon college purchase in Weiser, a murder trial in Lewiston, and Prince Atkinson's arrest in Wenatchee with related drunkenness and a confession.
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Lewiston
Idaho
William Mohl
Rovetta
Prince Atkinson
Wenatchee
Wash
Webb
Seattle
Atkinson
Gashon
Chehalis
Gachon
Albany City Election in Albany Oregon December 7
The regular city election will be held December 7 to elect three councilmen. Voter interest runs high especially in the two lower wards. Candidates listed include George Taylor Sam Chambers Harry Shey F D Snell Dr Kavenaugh A W Bowersox L M Curl W A K Eastman W R Hand W M Parker and Dennis Merrill.
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Albany
Ore
George Taylor
Sam Chambers
Harry Shey
F. D. Snell
Dr. Kavenaugh
A W. Bowersox
L. M. Curl
W. A K Eastman
W. R. Hand
W. M. Parker
Dennis Merrill
New Model Dairy Opens in North Yakima
A $20,000 Yakima industry named Dairy near North Yakima will begin operations Monday. Built and owned by Mrs. Frank Rudkin the plant features up to date hygienic practices with dairy maids in white coats and trousers, pasteurized cooled milk, and a modern system representing new dairying. Alfred J Howland sues for $2600 after a reported drink given by Bnon Cahill during a drive from Oregon City to New Arr. The case goes to trial with a jury tomorrow.
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North Yakima
Yakima
Ina
Frank Rudkin
Oregon City
Alfred J. Howland
Bnon Cahill
Cahill
New Arr
Howland
The Modesty of Women in Medical Examinations
An advertisement extols Favorite Prescription for female ailments claiming it cures drains irregularity and weakness without alcohol or secrecy. It cites professional endorsements and urges women to learn its composition, with free pamphlets from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York and mail order options.
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Ereo
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
End
Dalrymple manslaughter verdict after long jury trial
After seven and a half hours of deliberation the jury found Alex Dalrymple guilty of manslaughter. In court he was dazed as verdict was announced and later collapsed in his cell. Two physicians treated him as he regained consciousness hours later.
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Dalles
Qre
Alex Dalrymple
Mater Lo
Dead Sea boats show limits in remote district
A correspondence from Jerusalem notes the Dead Sea remains under government lease to a native firm and may test a single motor boat's viability. Salt heavy waters threaten hulls and market prospects are bleak, with Jaffa the only feasible port for boats. Sultan ownership and hard permits complicate launches, while local wealth and demand are limited. In other news, Lackawanna President W H Truesdale greets workers across the line, boosting morale and signaling leadership style.
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Thomas R. Wallace
Jerusalem
Dead Sea
Jaffa
Jordin
Housekeeping Rooms For Rent In East Oregonian Building
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms to rent in the East Oregonian building. Rooms renovated with steam heat electricity hot and cold water and bath. Enquire at the office.
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East Oregonian
Ape Invades Woman’s Boudoir in Poe Style Tale
A Parisian tale recalls Poe's Murder in the Rue Morgue. Madame Moriffot finds a huge ape in her fourth floor apartment after her husband leaves for business. The animal wounds her, barricades with police unable to seize it, and is finally captured by animal trainers and caged at the Jardin dAcclimation.
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Poe
Madame Morifiot
Quartier St. Georges
M. Labat
Rue la Rochefoucauld
Jardin d'Aclamation
Ils
Hush Pilgrims Refuse to Join With English in Rome
In Rome two British pilgrimages the Irish and English debated joining. The pope proposed a combined audience but the Irish pilgrims refused to be mixed with the English, declining to attend ceremonies with English participation. The Irish preferred separation despite shared religion.
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HUSH
Rome
Iriah
Coyotes A Menace Across Antelope Range
Coyotes are more numerous this year and threaten sheep herds in the Antelope range. Sheepmen buy $100 hounds to help exterminate them, with officials considering a $1.50 bounty split between the state and wool growers. An extensive Granddalles stock owner traps coyotes on the Columbia hills, while a proposed rabbit-hunt style drive is discussed.
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Dadles
Penileton
Sean Brune
Granddalles
Columbia Hills
Binlock Island
Goats Arrested For Clothesline Feast In Mount Airy
Three goats wandered from an Italian settlement on West Mount Pleasant street and raided a home on Cresheim road, feasting on linen garments and chrysanthemums before arrest by Germantown police. Magistrate Fitzpatrick to hold owners accountable for damages. Also notes ONeill says Oregon extension work on Harriman lines to begin within 60 days, promising rugged terrain and high costs.
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Mount Pleasant Street
Mount Airy
A. Mecuin
Cresheim Road
Carpenter Street
Germantown
Fitzpatrick
Philadelphia
J. H. O'Neil
Central Oregon
Harriman
Te Hine
Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College Clash on Multnomah Field
Northwest football fans await a hard fought Oregon-OAC game at Multnomah Field in Portland. Aggies favored by pundits, but Oregon has history of upsets when critics doubt them. Four thousand fans from Eugene and Corvallis attend as Whitworth, Whitman, and other teams rest for Thanksgiving clashes.
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Corvallis Bunch
Eugene
Whitworth College of Tacoma
University of Washington
Oregon
Corvallis
Portland
Secon
Wiltamette University Leven
Tacoma
Whitworth College
Willamette
Northwest
Whitman
Pullman
Washington
Idaho
Oregon Agricultural College
Seattle
Washington University
Washington State College
Multnomah
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Idaho Seeks Spokane Game With Washington Over Cup
Moscow Idaho November 1 9 The University of Idaho urges a game with Washington to decide the John Barrett cup contested by the three northwest state universities Idaho says Washington must agree to a Spokane game at any date. Idaho is ready and awaits Washington stance and Pullman consent to complete the schedule.
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Moscow
Idahn
University of Washington
Spokatic
University of Idaho
Pullman
Idaho F
Ws. Cc
Northwest
Idaho
Washington
Spokatte
Pendleton to Host Major Football Clash With Columbia
Pendleton's great football battle unfolds on Matlock field Thursday afternoon as Pendleton High faces Columbia University of Portland. The local team, having canceled a Milton game to sharpen for this contest, aims for a victory that could secure inter-scholastic state honors in eastern Oregon.
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Pendleton
Matlock Field
Columbia University of Portland
Oregon
Milton
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromide Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with laxative bromide quinine tablets. Druggists refund the purchase price if the remedy fails. Contains a fake endorsement line reading E W Groves signature on each box and a 25e price.
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E. W. Grove
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B. A. Worden
Ontario County
New York
Butte
Mont
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Herbert English
Salem
la Grande
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Fendleton
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Walla Walla
Robert Johnson
the-Oregon College
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Weiser Academy
Idaho-Oregon College
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Mustain
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J. B. Bachus
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Toute
Dr. King
Tallman & Co.'s
Pendleton Drug Cos
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Parsons
W. H. Truesdale
Lackawanna Road
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Oregonian
Wood
Belize
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Mount Airy Pamilly
Rader's
Ghirardelli
Cooper S-F
Multnomah Field
University of Oregon
Aggies
Spokane
Halm
Athletic Board
University of Utah
Small
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Biton
Columbia
Cous King OF Cures
Wonder Worker
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
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Tallman
Pendleton Drug CO
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