Secret Service Man Guards Well the President Life
Spokane readers learn how James Sloan, a Secret Service agent from Philadelphia now Washington, D. C., serves as Taft’s right hand in the parade and beyond. The piece details Sloan’s early counterfeiting case raid in Philadelphia, his Roosevelt guard duty, and his unwavering loyalty to Chief Wilkie, with notes on his demeanor and readiness.
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Secret Service
Taft
Spokane
United States
James Sloan
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Sloan
John Wilke
Gverrive
Ike
Sioan
John Wilkie
Ald
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilkie
Virginia
Washington
Beverly
Mage
Blown
Spokane Spokerman-Revilew
Hay and Pasture for Sale in Harney County Oregon
Timothy hay and fine green pasture on Pine Creek in Harney County Oregon. Includes good shelter open water elevation 2490 feet. Heyes and Van Deweer of Van Oregon list the sale.
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Pine Creek
Harney County
Timothy
Heyes & van Deweer
Van
Oregon
Taft Delights Boys With Surprise Handshake Greeting
President Taft halted his motorcade after noon near the exposition to greet eight young boys who lined the route with hats over their hearts and saluted. He stepped from the car, shook each boy’s hand, and left them flushed with happiness, while guards and staff looked on in astonishment.
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Secret Service
Taft
Washington Park
Mr. Taft
Seattle P. I
Debating League Opens Third Year At Oregon
University of Oregon reports the Oregon State High School Debating league enters its third year with better prospects. Secretary De Cou receives many new school applications. The triangular debate plan, used by Idaho and Washington, is endorsed. The October University Bulletin will cover league interests, topics, and plan details.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Oregon State High School
DeCou
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
University
Frightful Fate Averted By Bucklen Salve
A Minnesota reader declares Bucklen's Arni me Salve saved him from a crippling knee cut. The ad extols its quick healing for wounds burns and ulcers and claims it cures skin eruptions piles and other ailments. 25 cents at Tallman and Co.
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Frank Disboerry
Umatilla County Essay Urges Young Men to Go to Oregon
Harold Warner praises Oregon and Umatilla County as fertile and opportunity rich. He highlights irrigation, fruit and grain potential, cattle and sheep industries, and growing towns needing artisans and professionals. The essay, awarded $5 by the Portland Commercial Club, promotes starting now to share future wealth.
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Harold Warner
Oregon
Umatilla
United States
Grinzing
Horace Greely
Cora Warner
Portland Commercial Club
Umatilla County
Warners
University of Oregon Sees Enrollment Growth in Fall
October reports show registration in all University of Oregon departments reaching 1000 students. Liberal arts and engineering enrollments total about 600 with anticipated year total near 700, up 20 percent from last year. Freshman class of 260 includes many high school graduates. many entrants hail from Oregon and outside the state.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Hig
Liberal Arts and Engineering
Elnga
Oregon
King of Throat and Lung Remedies Promoted
An advertisement extols Dr Kings New Discovery as a universal cure for throat and lung ailments. It claims germs and colds vanish and coughing stops, with testimonials and a money back guarantee. The ad references Tallman and Co selling bottles at 65c, $1, with a trial bottle offer.
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Groat
Dr. King
Geo
More
Minck Jack
N. C
Tallman & Co
Let the women do your work. Hays and Finney ad
Hays and Finney offer cleaning and pressing for suits and dresses with pickup by calling Main 198. They promise reliable service and convenient care for garments.
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Hays & Finney
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Wooltex
America
Peoples Warehouse
Royal Worcester
Wéooltex Colt
Ence
Wm E. Hanscom
Jewler
Williamson
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