Stanfield Woman Goes to Boston and Local Visits
Stanfield Ore Met 15 Special Geo Coe left Sunday for Boston Massachusetts to visit relatives for months. Mrs P Knowlton left yesterday for Union Junction to join her husband who has a new position. Raymond Walker and KB Cofer visited Echo Sunday. Miss Jésele Brierly and Mabel McComii were Pendleton shoppers Saturday. E Everett and wife of Echo visited Reid home Sunday. Sam Tarlow and wife of Nee were calling on friends Saturday. Dr GE Watts of Portland was in the city on business today. FL M Smith made a business trip to Hermiston today. Elmina Pricenitz and Nora May Pishop were Hermiston visitors Sunday. J Ruber called on friends at Hermiston Sunday. Prof Carruth spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Pendleton. Frank Sloan made a business trip to Pendleton Saturday.
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Stanfield
Ore
Geo Coe
Boston
Masachusetts
P. Knowlton
Union Junction
Raymond Walker
Echo
Mise Jésele Brierly
Mabel McComii
Pendleton
Urday
E. &. Everitt
Reid Home
Sam Tarlow
Nee
GE. Watts
Porthind
FL M. Smith
Hermiston
Elmina Pricenitz
Noramay
J. Ruber
Prof. Carruth
Frank Sloan
Weston social notes drift through town as visitors come and go
News from Weston Oregon dated October 15 highlights Mrs E F Shaw of Portland visiting near the city, many locals hosting friends from Athena Walla Walla and Adams, and trips to Portland Los Angeles and Spokane. Also mentions illnesses and a local ad for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Impediment in Wales Wedding Courts Silence
London reports a Cardiff ceremony conducted by clergyman Mr WE Winkle using sign language. A bystander quips about the bridegroom missing the tip of a finger, prompting a quiet wedding remark amid the heatless, dinndwelling scene.
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London
Cardiff
Mev
WE. Winkle
Worth
Mr Winkle
Sid
Terrible Suffering Ends With Hood's Sarsaparilla Cure
Mrs Tove Lewis of Baring Maine recalls severe eczema in her four month old baby spreading to face hands and body. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla the child improved in months into a healthy boy. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid and Sarsatabs form.
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Ecrema
Bik
Rin Hood
Tove Lewis
Baring
Maine
Hood
Democrats Forecast a Sweep in Oregon State Race
Portland dispatch reports strong Wilson sentiment across Oregon as the Democratic campaign gains steam. Senator Chamberlain and California orator C Wilson plan stops from Albany to Roseburg. Dr Harry Lane leads in districts as voters respond to his direct questions and candid talk.
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John H. Stevenson
Portland
Ore
Oregon
B. Ed. Haney
Willamette Valley
Wilson
Oowegon
George
Chamberlain
Albany
Corvallis
the Dakes
Pendleton
la Grande
Baker
C. Wilson
California
Orater
Hillaboro
McMinnville
Salem
Eugene
Roseburg
New Jersey
Ben Selling
Mr. Selling
Sixth
Washington Streets
W. E. Burke
Anager
Burke
Mr. Burke
Jonathan Bourne
Jonathan
Senate
Fulton
Forsooth
Harry Lane
United
Lane
Dandeline Hair Cleanser Promises Dazzling Results
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a hair cleanser that lightens, smooths, and volumizes hair while removing dandruff and stopping itching. It claims weeks of use yield visible new hair growth and urges readers to buy a 45 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Tariff Debate and Trusts Stir Plebiscite Stance
Dr. Lane calls for tariff cuts on trust controlled goods and promotes clear positions. Senators Bourne and Ben Selling avoid explaining their views, with Bourne lingering in silence and lacking strong oratorical appeal. Bourne aligned with Aldrich on tariff votes, not joining progressive Republicans who backed Taft’s veto of last congress tariff reductions.
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Bourne
Senate
Aldrich
Taft
Best Cough Remedy Says Saratoga Druggist
When you have a bad cold you want the best medicine obtainable so as to cure it with as little delay as possible. Enos Lollar of Saratoga Indiana says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best on the market after fifteen years selling it. For sale by all dealers.
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Enos Lollar
Saratoga
Ind
Baron Nominates Fabre for Nobel Prize in Literature
Baron D Estournelles de Constant nominates J H Fabre noted entomologist for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Fabre, who faced financial difficulties, was a candidate last year but Maeterlinck won. Support for Fabre’s candidacy is broad, though Académie Française seat eligibility is limited to Paris residents.
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Baron
Parla
J. H. Fabre
Baron D'Estournelles de Constant
Maeterlinck
Fabre
Academieé Francaise
Paris
Banker 71 Elopes for Thrifty Jerseyville Marriage
Fletcher V. Clark 71, president of the Farmers and Traders Bank of Manchester, and Ida F. Antrobus 39, a widow, eloped to Jerseyville and were married. They slipped away to surprise their children and townsmen, Clark noting long loneliness and observing Antrobus’s industriousness and good management before proposing.
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Jerseyville
Fletcher V. Clark
Farmers’ and ‘Traders’ Bank of Manchester
Til
Ida F. Antrobus
Manchester
Clark
Bride Chooses Gloves in Jersey- Ville Store
Ween and fiancée pick elbow gloves for the wedding as they tour a Jersey-Ville shop. The banker notes color choices, joking the purchase is not for service. The bride opts for the white pair, sending the clerk to wrap it. Clark is identified as the father of Mrs. La C Funk of Manchester, Mrs. Thomas Cudily of Roodhouse, and Thomas Chirk of Roodhouse.
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Ween
Clark
la C Funk
Manchester
Thomas Cudily
Roodhouse
Thomas Chirk
Change of wives shocks Gower Missouri
John F Heath, an Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe agent at Gower, and barber A L Montgomery exchanged wives after divorces for extravagance accusations. Heath wed Mrs Heath in Kansas City, Montgomery wed Heath’s former wife in Maryville, provoking local anger as the couples planned further divorce court action and a second marriage. Heath and Montgomery are close friends.
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St. Joseph
John F. Heath
Atchison
Topeka
Sante Fe
Gower
A. L. Montgomery
Heath
Blanch
Plattsburg
Montgomery
Kansas City
Mary Ville
Lee Harrell
Miserly husband avoids trouble with wife over other women
A miserly man seldom causes his wife distress due to concerns about other women. The note suggests frugality shapes marital tension and fidelity dynamics in domestic life.
Don’t Begin The Day By Don’t Begin The Day By
A historical ad-style admonition urges temperance in morning routines. It contrasts light domestic cigars for work with richer Havanas for leisure, claiming Havanas are pleasant yet far less harmful. The tone reads as lifestyle guidance from a bygone era.
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Charlies Pinkerton
Athena
J. M. McDonald
N. Loveridge
Los Angeles
Hugh McArthur
Minnie Walker
Spokane
George Bennider
Catherine Berhoff
Walla
Joseph Wurser
Lola Rogers
Adams
Wilma Dupuis
Maybe
Mabton
Wash
Alice Price
John O'Harra
Pen
Olle
Hope McFerren
Pauline Myrick
Clndys Smith
Albert Nordean
George Proebster
Milton
Anna Johnson
Walla Walla
Read
Hawley Mountain
Charles Price
Ollie O'Harra
Burn Bannister
Athens
City
ASK
NOBLE
Lis Bride
Singulae Democratice
Ner
COM
Grand Central Terminal
New York
Via
Aveenne Shores
Lakes
Mohawk Wall
Hudson River
New York Central Lines
Brooklyn
Long Island
New England
South Station
Boston & Albany R. R
Third Street
W. C. Seachrest
General Agent Passenger Dept
Entral Lines
Gen
Arthur
M. A. Gunst & Co, Inc
Goncretz
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Pacific Power & Light Co
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