Portland Works for Sheepmen’s Conclave Bid
The Portland Commercial Club and Oregon Woolgrowers press plans to host the National Woolgrowers’ Association in 1911. A Portland bid includes 1400 delegates, a special Pullman train from multiple cities, and exhibits of fine stock and wool goods. Officials aim to show local facilities to drive shipper familiarity and attract prominent government and industry visitors.
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Oregonian
Portland
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Oregon Woolgrowers
Pendleton
Commercial Club
Beetles
Richardson
W. 5. McClure
J.N. Purgess
William Slusher
State
Ogden
Utah
Shaniko
Heppner
Baker City
Ontario
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Northwest
Denver
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
N. M
Pioneer Sheepmen of the
West
National Woolgrowere
Salt Lake
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
East
Krunch BE. Warren
Wyoming
F. RK. Gooding
Idaho
Georbe 3. Walker
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mark Twain Celebrates His Fwath Birthday
Dr Samuel Langhorne Clemens alias Mark Twain turns 74 today amid fame in the American Hall of Fame. Rumors of ill health persist though fans hope they are exaggerated. His daughter’s marriage to a Russian musician and doctors cutting cigars add to his troubles amid business woes.
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Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Mark Twain
American Hall of Fame
Wnl
Clemens
Mr. Clemens
Electric Bitters Restores Haynesville Woman After 20 Years
Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine calls Electric Bitters a merciless foe for two decades. She suffered indigestion and sleeplessness until remedies failed. After trying Electric Bitters she recovered health and strength, able to eat anything at 70, with claims of relief from kidney trouble and female complaints. 5 cents at Tallman & Co.
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James Duncan
Haynesville
Tallman & Co
Nature fake marks transfer of Roosevelt ranch scene
The Maltese Cross ranch near Medora North Dakota, linked to Theodore Roosevelt, hosted a dramatic nature fake as Elks hunters killed a black bear near the site of his old cabin. Foreman John Casper and four cowboys witnessed the hunt, with Medora townspeople and Dickinson Lodge 1127 present. The bear, moved from near Medora, was shot near Roosevelt cabin hill, after which the Elks planned to feast and later present the pelt to a Colonel Roosevelt.
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Medora
John Casper
Dickinson Lodge
Roosevelt Ranch
Bruin
Missouri River
Dickinson Elks
Roosevelt
New Life Pills Promote Relief for Headache Sufferers
Young girls and older women suffer headaches and nervous strain but find quick relief and prompt care with Dr Kine's New Life Pills. The remedy is praised as the world's best for sick headaches, with claims of stronger nerves and better health. Tallman & Co. offer 20 pills.
Tommy Ryan Coaches Dr Roller For Boxing Comeback
Seattle physician Dr B F Roller, once a top wrestler, plans a winter in boxing under veteran Tommy Ryan. Ryan says Roller shows fighter potential and will train after Christmas, aiming for a bout against a second-rate heavyweight to test his skills.
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Tommy Ryan
DR. Roller
Seattle
Wash
B. F. Roller
Pivelctan
Wrestitia
Finslinountenient
Tormmy Teyin
Toller
Roller
Mount Clemens
Mich
Ryne
Rother
Ryan
Jim Jeffries
Catarrh Cure Promised by F. H. Cheney Co
Historical ad copy promotes Halts Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy to treat catarrh. Claims it acts on blood and mucous surfaces, offers a one hundred dollar reward if not cured, and notes internal dosage guidance. Includes testimonial request and contact details for Toledo, Ohio firm F J Cheney Co. Also contains a miscellaneous repair service offer with phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J, Cheney & CU
All de Tie
To Cure 4 Cold In One Day Remedy
An advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Qamine Tablets by Druggins with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure a cold. Signed by W. Ghove, the claim notes a 25 cent price per bottle and promises quick relief.
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Cure & W. Ghove
Echo Notes A B Thomson Returns From Extended Tour
Echo Oregon November 29 1900 FEcho Furniture moves to Dorn building center hall 22 by 90 feet expected by December 1 A BR Thomson returns from six week tour in the southwest visiting Mexico Texas via Los Angeles Accompanied by Thomas Price Mr Ross goes to Portland Rev Gabriel Sykes conducts services Misa Louie Borland Blanche Brown Jean Stanfield visitors and hunters report large seven feet six and a quarter inch golden eagle killed by Carl Gilbert believed largest in region eagle damaged ducks geese residents plan to mount bird other local notes
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Echo
Ore
Fecho Furniture Company
Dorn
A. BR. Thomson
Thomson
Mexico
Texas
Los Angeles
Ochen
Thomas Price
Milla
Ciy
Ross
Portland
Gabriel Sykes
Walla Walla
Columbia
J. H. Koontz
M&f
Misa Louie Borland
Pendleton
Blanche Brown
Stanfield
Lotuis Scholl
John Fulton
Wasco
A. Cannon
T. G. Smith
Vinson
Mr. Smith
Eugenie Jones
Art Stanfield
Carl Gilbert
Gilbert
Woman shoots moose to save husband in wilderness
Mina Parker of Chicago fired at a charging moose near Parkers camp in the wilderness north of here, saving her husband, an unarmed Indian, and their camp from being trampled. The moose lunged, Parker dodged horns, and the animal fell after the shot. the Indian dispatched it later.
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Latsen
Mina
Here
H. B. Parker
Chicago
Ninos
Parkers Camp
Parker
Gambler Bequeaths Money To Victims In Will
Kansas City report describes the will of George Brown Jr., a noted gambler and horseman. He directs his executors to locate every person he won money from and repay them with interest, and to issue a simple tombstone for himself and his wife, omitting other Brown family members. A separate note mentions George Brown Sr. surrendering to begin his penitentiary sentence after a killing incident involving his son's wife, with Supreme Court still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George Brown
Whs
Tombstone
Brown
Supreme Court
Burglars Enter Holsey General Store
Robbers pried open the front door Tuesday night at Dr. McWilliams Holsey store taking clothing shoes and about 12 pounds of candy. A printed card on opening the ante safe warned would be burglars. Safe untouched. They abandoned a handmade monkey wrench and chisel likely from a local smithy. Authorities hope the tools aid in locating the culprits.
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Holsey
Dr. McWilliams
Dawson
Davison
Adams News and Personal Notes from Adams Oregon
A roundup of local social moves and relocations. Teens attend a Weston dance. Ed Walkien and others travel. Dr Turly leaves Adams for Hermiston to practice. Mrs Hadron departs to Hermiston, to live. Woodard couple arrive to settle on a Pendleton-area ranch. Rogers sisters visit and return to Pendleton. Lola and Guendoline Rogers stay with L Rogers then return to school. Flams returns from Weston. Marquis visits Morrison in Adams.
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Adams
Ore
West
Ed Walkien
Mr. Collins
Clark Maxte
Tom Coffy
F. Blake
Jerry Liuallen
Charley Owens
T. A. Lieuallen
Ccity
Pendleton
Turly
Hermiston
Lola
Guendoline Rogers
L. Rogers
Jimmy Lienallen
Pendleton Academy
Miss Flams
Adams Public School
Weston
B. A. Marquis
G. M. Morrison
Snow Liniment Ad for Sprains and Burns
A Peculine Wrench of the foot or ankle may produce a serious sprain. Bal lard's Snow Liniment relieves pain instantly, reduces swelling, acts as an antiseptic, and heals rapidly. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros in 25e, 6c, and $1.00 sizes.
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Acalda Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Jeweler Charged With Fraud Hearings In Boston
Boston Nov. 20 Patricl J Cummings a manufacturing jeweler at Attleboro with offices in the city faces a hearing today on a fraud charge. He is accused of using the mails in a scheme by advertising for agents offering 150 a month and expenses and supplying a stock of jewelry then requiring applicants to deposit at least 550 as guaranty.
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Boston
A Haired Breadth Escape From Cough Advice
Public health note warns that persistent coughs or colds can lead to pneumonia or consumption and urges treatment with Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Available from A C Koeppen & Bros in 25c, 60c, and 1.90 packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Gildersleeve Retires From Supreme Court Seat
New York November 20 Justice Henry A Gildersteeve of the Supreme Court First District retired today and will resume the practice of law He is a Democrat His term would have expired December 31 1910
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Gildersleeve
New York
Henry A. Gildersteeve
Supreme Court
First District
Cure for sick headache claims stomach and liver tablets
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for sick headache caused by a disordered stomach. Promises a free sample at all good drug stores to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Droug
Clark Wireless Stock Update Receives Mixed Market Note
Clark Wireless reports shares at 22 cents with 22c per share quotes and a negative 308 figure noted. Journal of Portland, Oregon records a brief market update reflecting minor price movement and a trailing loss indicator for the day.
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Clark Wireless
Journal
Portland
Ore
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