Stanfield orchard plans take shape as non resident landowners eyed
Special correspondence from Stanfield Oregon notes the Stanfield Fruit Growers Association weekly meeting outlining plans for the year focusing on education and land improvement for non resident owners. A committee will propose methods for outreach as residents urged personal land work while others may rely on local management.
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Stanfield, Ore
Stanfield Fruit Growers
A. B. Thomson
Inland Irrigation Company
Websters Hall
Echo
Herminton
Wmatuila
EE. Cotent
Paul Buchholz
H. B. Bartholomew
Mise Ninn Carr
Bison
South Dakota
C. C. Carr
FL A. Taker
Lowell
Catarrh Cure Claim and Trial Offer
A vintage advertisement promotes Chad a claim that Catarrh is a constitutional disease and asserts Cheney’s Catarrh Cure cures all stages. It promises One Hundred Dollars for any case not helped and directs readers to send for a treatment list, with Toledo, Ohio as the address. The ad notes family pills for constipation and lists a druggist as local seller.
Milton farmers form wheat pool in Milton Oregon
Milton Oregon farmers organize a wheat pool offering 75 cents to buyers for likely club variety wheat. The pool consolidates a large harvest with more than 0,000 bushels, reflecting ambitious local production plans.
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Milton Parmers Farm
Milton
Ore
Smith Allen Hardware To Occupy New Milton Warehouse
Milton Oregon Alex Smith has started building a new warehouse on Main Street intended for the Smith Allen Hardware company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton, Ore
Alex. Smith
Main Street
Smith-Allen Hardware Company
Wife of Hancher Mound Pond Found Dead Near Cellar Steps
Mrs Hecker wife of Irby south of Irby was found dead at the foot of the cellar steps by her children. It is supposed she fell from the footing. She leaves a baby nine days old and other children.
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Hancher Mound Pond
Irby
Hecker
Steya
Robbers Steal Safe From The Dalles Telegraph Office
In The Dalles Oregon seven workers heard a break in at the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. Robbers carried a safe on a wheelbarrow to the back door and blew it open at the finger beach. They escaped with $22.
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Dalles
Ore
Pacifico Telephone and Telegraph Company
Finger Beach
Pacific coast groups seek free tolls for ships through Panama Canal
Portland conference gathered commercial bodies from Seattle, Tacoma and Portland agreeing with other Pacific coast firms to secure free tolls for vessels sailing under the American flag through the Panama Canal.
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Portland
Ore
Seattle
Tacoma
Porthand
Woman candidate files for city treasurer post
Folinn W Edings is the first woman in the state to file for a municipal office in Olmiplia. She filed a certificate with the city clerk as a candidate on the Citizens' Ticket for city treasurer. Brockett faces no opposition on the ticket as incumbent.
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Olniplia
Folinn W. Edings
W. A. Brockett
Smoke seen from Mount Baker crater near Bellingham
Residents of Klacl er and Maple Palle report smoke rising from Mount Baker crater. Scattered observers with glasses climbed hills to view a dense pall guttering the snowy crest, as news spread through towns surrounding Bellingham.
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Bellingham
Klacler
Maple Palle
Emoire
Two Marriages Spark Courthouse Tip Dispute in City
In a local city courthouse a dispute over tipping during marriage ceremonies led to tensions. Barton conducted two ceremonies in the forenoon before a janitor named Mahon refused a $1 tip, prompting a verbal clash. A passerby was struck in the ensuing scuffle, with Fire Chief O hourke responding. No serious injuries reported.
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Wdale
Mahon
Child in Spokane custody case handed to police
A disoriented 3 year old was placed in custody after a woman led him near a store for a minute. Thomas Howell, a farmer from Orkeshire, turned the boy over to Captain William Weir at police headquarters. The child could not say his name, expressing fear as he was taken to a jail for care.
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Spokane
Howe
Thomas Howell & Farmer
Orkeshire
Police
William Weir
Fiame
Nora Tudspeth
Two Portland Girls Jailed for Stealing
New York police report two Portlanders, Dor othy G Palmer and June Berry, sent to the state reformatory for women for theft. Each faces about three years. Berry, 19, came from Portland seeking stage work, later selling goods. Palmer purchased items from the firm, Berry used another name. The crime involved a 2176 diamond pin from Ernest Ebt.
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New York
Matte Marry
Dorothy G. Palmer
State Reformatory
June Berry
Portland
Ernest
Miss Palmer
Miss Barry
France’s first newspaper the Gazette de France began in Paris
In 1631 Paris saw the launch of France’s inaugural newspaper the Gazette de France, marking the start of organized periodical news in the kingdom. The publication established a model for government sanctioned reporting and rapid information sharing across the realm.
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France
Gaxzette de France
Paris
Hog Special to Tours State Next Week
The hog and poultry demonstration train from the Oregon Agricultural College and O W R N leaves Portland Monday Oct 22 and returns Oct 25 visiting Wasco Sherman Gilliam Crook and Morrow counties with lectures on dry farming conservation moisture and better livestock. Seven or eight cars will display poultry live stock and farm products with experts from Corvallis aboard.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Wasco
Sherman
Gillam
Crook
Morrow
Bend
Redmond
Culver
Metollun
Madras
Morron
Chass Valley
Arlington
Clem
Condon
Done
Heppner
I H. Miller
Oregon Farms
James Withycombe
Corvallis
Coudier
O. A.C
Corvallis College
R. B. Miller
Trobinson
McMurray
O-W
It & N
A. A. Morse
O.W
Hemroid tablets promise piles cure from inside out
Ad claims piles are swelling of blood vessels and that Delwonhardt’s Hemroid tablets restore circulation and remove piles when taken inwardly. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co and all druggists at $1 for 24 days’ supply with guaranteed satisfaction. Dr Leone hard Buffalo NY address listed.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Leonehard
Buffalo
Exposition features electric spinning machine for children
In New York an exposition uses an electrically operated spinning machine for demonstrations. Officials urge orderly behavior as children line up for the experiment, noting the display to give participants a memorable lesson.
Rockefeller private wire linked to Standard Oil affairs
Reported in a New York telegram that John D Rockefeller may take direct control of Standard Oil by installing a private telegraph line to his home on Popantiog Hill. The line, allegedly ordered by Rockefeller on returning from Cleveland, would let him issue orders remotely as head of the company.
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Tarrytown
John Dr. Rockefeller
Standard OM Company
Fresno License Law Change Lets Mother Consent
County Clerk Marnwell accepts a mother's hand made wedding dress as proof of her consent for a 21 year old groom J W Crittenden and 17 year old bride Irene Kure to wed in Salem. Acquaintances testify the dress was made by the mother and the license was issued.
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Fresno
Calif
Marnwell
J. W. Crittenden
Irene Kure
Salem
Lcense
Georgia Negro Lynched By Masked Mob Near Dublin
A dispatch from Dublin Georgia reports a Black chauffeur employed by a prominent Dodge County woman was lynched by a masked mob at Bahkiwints bridge near Dublin after being accused of attempting an attack on the woman’s automobile.
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Macon
Dublin
Dodge County
Bahkiwints Bridge
Woman Uses Hatpin to Halt Maniac in Congress Springs
A half hour battle in a Congress Springs cottage left F M Yorke badly beating Otis and then the madman faced a woman. Mrs Otis and her daughter wrested control, she stabs Yorke with a hatpin, and the two women summoned neighbors and the sheriff. Yorke is in jail.
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Pather
Yorke
San Jose Colls
Katplin
FF. Otis
Congress Springs
F. M. Yorke
Oakland
Otis
Mra Otis
Otle
Charity Hopes Seven Boys Will Fill Million Dollar Home
Denver era story notes George W. Clayton left a fortune to fund a free boys school and home. The home sits unused with seven applicants only and will open when enough boys can be housed in ten buildings. Over 1,000,000 in endowment funds the project and the school’s management control rests with mothers until the boys are 18.
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Denver
Cola
George W. Clayton
Fuod
Grea
Missionary Ethel Sloan’s Ocean Jump Attempt Averted
Mrs Ethel Sloan, a 20 year old missionary returning from the orient, tried to leap through a port hole on the liner Manchuria near San Francisco. Chief Steward Veasie rescued her after a frantic struggle as sisters M and A M Sloan summoned help. Her breakdown followed a three year Orient stay. a constant watch continued after multiple escape attempts. The piece also includes an unrelated medical advertisement for Ely’s Cream Balm.
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San Francisco
Manchuria
Ethel Sloan
Veasie
A. M. Sloan
Sloan Sitere
Orient
Eithel
Proano
Wio
Bravest Deed Noted At Wellington College Speech Day
The duke of Connaught, Ward Roberts, the earl of Derry, and others gathered for Wellington College speech day. The King presented the prize to the best all round boy, Harvey Tones, as Lord Roberts recalled a brave act by a young fortitude hero who lost a hand and later the other wrist in battle.
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London
Duke of Connaught
Ward Roberts
Earl of
Derry
Lashon of
Nartford
Wellington College
Roberta
Jones
Tadlin
Roberts Borned
Friente
Hobertis
Taneknow
Pittsfield Reader Praises Kidney Remedy Help
Thousands help others prove the value of a liver and kidney tonic. Mr W. W. Gould of Pittsfield shares his experience after years of stomach and kidney trouble. He tried various medicines but found relief with a bitters tonic now sold at Kooppen’s for 60 cents.
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W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
Eho
Kooppens
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