Northwest notes report suicide attempt and local news
Northwest notes cover a failed self harm attempt by Robert Vance of Walla Walla Washington. status expected to recover. Also reports new St George’s Church site in Rossland British Columbia foundation started. Dayton Apple harvest totals about 20 000 boxes. large Gunning barn burned near Reardan with 3000 plus dollars loss and possible arson by tramps. Court ruling transfers 7000 acres valued around 200 000 from David Lamar et al to Missouri heirs. Reform wave in Kitaville Ritzville leads to midnight saloon closures. Deer Park December election to be fought with no license advocates and opponents voting November 23.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Superior Court
David Lamar
Missouri
Deer Park
Wash
Cal
Medal for Dayton Marn From United States Guard
B Dorr received from the United States government a bronze medal. The notice lists Dayton as the recipient’s location and mentions a civic or military honor connected to a national award. The fragment suggests a medal presentation context and an official government connection.
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Dayton Marn
Dayton
Wish
Mareiti
B. Dorr
United States
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Still Cures Sores and Burns
A F Hardy of East Wilton Maine reports fifteen years of use with Bucklen's Amica Salve and says it never fails to cure sores boils ulcers or burns. It is sold at Tallman & Co.'s and Pendleton Drug Co.'s drug stores.
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Bucklen
A F. Hardy
East Wilton
Maine
Tallman & (Os
Pendleton Drug Co
List of local residents and names from Pendleton to Spokane
A fragment lists residents and names including E B Wagner Pendleton Mich A Lin eheimer Portland George T Coyne Portland Wm Maher Portland W I Boehring Spokane J W Hamey Spokane George B Loucks Spokane W C Ayers Portland W F E Pruitt and wife city Mrs M Raley city Mrs E Stocker city Wallia Hrunsdon Starbuck W M Freeman Portland C J Mitchell city John Vanoredale city.
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E. B. Wagner
Colon
Mich
A. Lineheimer
Portland
George T. Coyne
Wm. Maher
W. I Boehring
Spokane
J. W. Hamey
George B. Loucks
W. C. Ayers
W. FE. Pruitt
Wife
City
M. Raley
E. Stocker
Wallia
Studio Opens with New W. and Bowman Studio
East Oregonian reports a new photography studio by W. and Bowman opening in town. The studio advertises first class work at reasonable prices and invites local photography customers to visit for services.
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W. & Bowman
Hhe Fine
Cleese
Korea’s Captive Ex-Emperor Under Japan Guard
Leslie’s Weekly reports the Korean ex-emperor, once a fortune of 40 million, is now a pauper confined in a Seoul palace enclosure. Japanese police guard him strictly, allowing no contact except in their presence. His son may not visit except under Japanese escort.
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Korea
Seoul
Leslie
Partnership Dissolution Notice in Hart Parr Engine Trade
Notice announces the dissolution of the Fred Weber and Cliff Bellinger partnership doing business as Fred Weber company. Bellinger retains the Hart Parr gasoline engine business. Weber to pay and collect all firm debts. Creditors must present claims within 20 days.
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Fred Weber
Cliff Bellinger
Fred Weber Company
Retrograde German Commerce Sparks American Alarm in 1900s
Consul General Richard Tenther reports stagnation in German commercial affairs dated October 4. Limburg chamber notes a sharp downturn in business, hitting fine earthenware and machinery industries. An expert cites slow improvement and possible railway shifts to electric traction as relief, while Cologne reviews blame reduced travel. Fears grow winter will worsen the impact with rising unemployment and craftsmen leaving big cities.
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Germany
Richard Tenther
Frankfort
Chamber of Commercy
Limburg
Limbure
Frankfurt Higette
Cologne
Get Together With God Building Erected in Spokane
In Spokane Washington workers completed a building to house the National Apple show to be held early next month. The same structure will host Billy Sunday revival services later. The plan raises questions about Sabbath observance and Sunday preaching.
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Spokane
Billy Sunday
Scotch farmer fined for spitting after anti-spitting law
A young Scot unable to read walked toward a policeman as tobacco juice spurted onto the sidewalk after the new anti spitting rule took effect. He pleaded guilty, was fined five dollars plus costs totaling seven fifty, paid with a ten dollar bill, and asked for change. The judge advised, and the man quipped in Scots about blowing his nose before leaving town.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Cure of Catarrh
A vintage ad extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 if it fails, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists at 75 cents.
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Addreasa
For Sale Chicken Ranch With Buildings And Wheat Land
For sale a fine chicken ranch with coops and all buildings in good condition. Also 266 acres of good wheat land adjoining. Enquire of Anton Nolte in Pendleton.
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Anton Nolte
Pendleton
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New Church
Rossland
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George Gunning
Reardan, Wash
Congress
Kitaville
Ritzville
The
Studio New Open
East Oregonian
Kaiser
God
Adhwanet
Grand Ronde Valley Lands
Union Oregon
Central Railway of Oregon
Union Station
Union
Hot Lake
B.F. Wilson
Ore
National Bank
Oregon
Eilers
Main St
Charles W. Edmunds, M. D
Pendleton Lumber Yards
Ben F. Hill
Mgr
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