Dyspepsia Cure Testimonials From Readers
Saturday, November 80, 1901. Nau's Dyspepsia Cure claims patients were cured with testimonials from J. M. Church of LaGrande Oregon and Nathan Falk of Holse Idaho. Advertises through Tallman & Co. and druggists. Frank Nau Portland Oregon offers $10 a bottle or six for $5 prepaid.
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J. M. Church
LaGrande, Ore
Nau
Nathan Falk
Holse
Idaho
Tallman & Co
Frank Nau
Portland Hotel Pharmacy
Portland
Oregon
Wanted A curling iron in Pendleton tale of Pete Smith
In Pendleton a humorous story centers on Pete Smith a hotel night clerk at the St George who answers a call from a laughing guest seeking a curling iron. The tale playfully contrasts his bald head with refined manners as a lady jokes about needing styling implements and moving-picture echoes fill the backdrop.
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Pete Smith
Pendleton
Pete
St. George
Darveau
Lord Chesterfield
Louis
Newbro’s Herpicide Fights Dandruff and Hair Loss
An advertisement proclaims dandruff products vary in effect but claims Newbro’s Herpicide uniquely destroys the germ that causes dandruff and baldness. It asserts the germ attacks scalp roots, halting hair loss and dandruff by removing the cause with a permanent cure claim.
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Newbro
Soldiers from Walla Walla discuss moving pictures in war
Two soldiers from the 20th battery field artillery named William Harmore and Rubl Tawn ey on leave from China discuss the rise of moving pictures. They recall being photographed in Pekin by biograph operators while serving with Siley's Fighting Regiment and note how films now boost fame without newspaper reports.
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Moving Picture
United States
Aley
Folke
Walla Walla
China
William Harmore
Rubl Tawney
20Th Battery
Field Artillery
MelLaughlin
Siley
Ier
Fort Walla Walla
Ridgway
Pekin
Weston considers converting Opera House to lodge hall
A Weston proposition aims to convert the Opera House into a lodge hall with reception, banquet and image rooms, kitchen and storage. The Weston Leader notes a theater and dancing venue would follow, with profits, while suggesting Rader's as the furniture source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Opera House
Weston
Land Sale Indicates High Valuation Near Wooston
P Hopson and R E Frazier paid Benjamin Osborn eight thousand dollars for two acres of land near Wooston. The parcel was well improved with one building and an orchard, reflecting current high local land values. W F Hopson and Robert E H Frazier previously paid similar sums for nearby Osborn land, illustrating rising prices in this region.
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P. Hopson
R. E. Frazier
Benjamin Osborn
W. F P. Hopson
Robert EH. Frazer
Benjamin Oeberg
Woxton
Congress to Appropriate 2 Billion This Winter
Forecast of the forthcoming session outlines a vast program. It anticipates the Pan American treaty, river and harbor work, expansion of naval forces, creation of a commerce department, land acts, and tax changes. The plan signals a record budget with major infrastructure and military funding.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Landem Wettlers
Immigration, pensions, and a renewed Schley controversy
A fragmented passage mentions Chinese immigration policy, a law affecting a gentleman’s life, and eulogies for Inte Mortin Ley. It proposes widow pensions of 5000 dollars yearly and payment of doctors’ bills. It forecasts a Schley Memorial authorization and suggests the dispute may be fought again.
Fred Drake Cartoon in Portland Telegram
Pendleton boy Fred Drake, now in Portland working on new cartoons, appears in the Portland Evening Telegram for Thanksgiving. The piece shows Uncle Sam with a smile directing attention to a bulletin board on Anson praising commerce and Fortune. Pendleton friends expect more from Drake as he continues studies and art ambitions.
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Portland Evening Telegram
Fred Drake
Pendleton
Portland
Apamirs
Uncle Sam
Amile
Qauren
Trake
Mainy
A Wine Woman Cleaver Broad Sale At Once
A sale of dry goods clothing and furnishings proceeds will occur as Cleaver Broad retires with 26000 dollars. The event promises a lavish selection and aims to satisfy buyers seeking quality merchandise.
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Cleaver Broad
Mount
President's Armenien Rules Spark Indian Agency Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses Indian Agency and charting who may be in a will, agency staff changes, and policies affecting tribal relations. Mentions Secretary of the Interior, Indian agencies, and a Charley removal, with unclear context and dates.
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Armenien
Bervich
Mate ‘ Chaanitiey
Seronting
Charley
Peg
Chef Bergien
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Gregon Lumber Yard
Alta
Court House
Olympia
Pendleton Planing Mill
R. Forster
Laatz Bros
Peter Smith
Riley's Fighting Regiment
Opera House
Rader's
Congress
Wilkins
Sams Lane
Talia
Sweet Elder
R Mara
Peoples Warehouse
Creedmore
Beaver Buskin
Imple
Peoples
St. Joseph Academy
Umatilla County
T Academy
Hinek Vici
Traiel
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