Many Are After Teddy and Togu Contest Update
Oregonian and Journal announce a new contest with 1500 entry miles for youth from Weston and Freewater. Local contestants, including Anna Stewart and Water Taylor, push for votes and enrollment. Readers are urged to send coupons, with 1660 votes needed to enroll. The piece juxtaposes this with a note on perseverance and a contrasting charity piece about a blind newsman robbed of 4106 dollars, and a thief fleeing with 247 from a Tacoma room.
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Oregonian-Journal Pony
Anna
Stewart
Freewater
Kile
Waler Taylor
Ray Kilgore
Ji Dtcemer
Weston Normal
Wetton
Umatilla County
Athena
Teddy
Fuset Oregonian and Journal
Naumertue
Coffee Packaging and Freshness Guidance
Perishable coffee should be kept in tight packaging to avoid air exposure. A grocer refunds money when a buyer is dissatisfied, reflecting a standard for freshness and value.
Wonder Store Bargains Ad by Despain & Bonney
An advertisement urges shoppers to visit the Wonder Store for bargains on Friday or any day. It is signed by Despain and Bonney.
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Wonder Store
Despain & Bonney
Organize for Better Roads Formed in Oregon Movement
The Umatilla County Good Roads association forms with Judge John N. Scott as organizer. Officers include President H. J. Taylor and Secretary-Treasurer Walter McCormach, with women officers and local business leaders joining to push highway improvements. Meetings planned in Athena and Echo. Hospital bazaar for St Anthony's set for November 10 to 14 in the Renn Building.
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WIN
Athens
Echo
J. ‘Taylor
Chasen
Walter McCormomc
Good Reads
Umatilla County
God Fiends Association
John N. Scott
Salem
Wand
Oregon
H. J. Taylor
Dave Neilson
Frank Sherman
H. G. Newport
Iiaac Christopher
WU. Furnish
Sarah Thompem
Gideon Brown
Treasury
Walter McCormmach
Scott
Athena
Eeho
Pendleton
St. Anthony's Hospital
Renn
Seattle police nab suspect in railroad freight car theft ring
George W. Walker a former liaison agent and justice of the peace at Cutbank Montana is jailed as Seattle detectives and railroad agents pursue a gang dubbed responsible for stealing curtains cloth cigars and more from Great Northern and Northern Pacific freight cars since September 1. About 46 pairs of knee curtains 44 pairs of curtain cloth 24 pieces of clothes and cigars valued at hundreds were recovered with seals broken and loot traced to Seattle. Authorities say a second man Shorty Dodds is jailed for 14 months in a penitentiary and is believed connected to the same theft ring though his ties to the gang are unestablished. Walker formerly worked at Adrian and Cutbank and says his family lives in Spokane. The railroads report roughly $10 000 in loot over two years and the case rests with the prosecuting attorney.
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Seattre
Man
Justice of Peace
Catbank
Montana
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
George W. Walker
Two Roads
Adrian
Walker
Ad Walsh
Jack Delaney
Great Northern
Hardwick
Charles Tennant
G. Corbet
L. A. Barbee
Washington
Sam G. Corbett
Iroad Epeelp Agente
Nut Jmirthers
Paller
Wilker
Cutbank
Montwhee
Adan
Spokane
Tif Meadows
Roli
Shortw Doda
Millinery Sale This Weekend At Campbell Millinery
Readable notices show a millinery sale Friday and Saturday featuring a Wimmed pattern street data for the coming water display. Exquisite hats offered with a prominent price of 2.95. Campbell millinery advertises two day event with window display and special pricing.
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Campbell
Vinol touted as cure for colds and weakness in Pendleton ad
An advertisement from Pendleton Drug Company promotes Vinol a tonic claimed to combine cod liver oil and iron for healing and strength. The copy targets the elderly and chronically ill, asserting Vinol cures several ailments from colds to bronchitis and offers a palatable tonic. Trusts in Vinol as a remedy after sickness and for run-down individuals.
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Ulier Kalttn
Tin Genee
Euredt
ML Wihle
Venus Ruinkeapolis
Wig
Mevovsil
Congran
Paul Min
Vinel
Duel on the Kroonland Aboard Over a Woman
On the Red Star Liner Kroonland arriving from Antwerp and Dover a duel broke out between Heinrich Miller and Nicholas Trausch over a young woman. Miller stabbed Trausch near the heart then leaped overboard, while Trausch was only slightly injured. Mrs Suenna Root, a second cabin passenger, denied knowledge of the dispute.
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New York
Benjamin BR. Tillman
South Carolina
Red Star
Kroonland
Antwerp
Dover
Heinrich Miller
Nicholas Trausch
Luxemburg
Miller
Trausch
Miler
Monk
Suenna Root
Thousand pounds of gold mailed to Seattle banks
Alaska shipment of 1020 pounds of gold in small bars, about three pounds each, sent by registered mail to Seattle banks for local finances. Value around $220,000. Government rules permit up to four pounds per parcel. one ship arrives safely. Banks report receipt including Washington Trust and Nasthona Tank of Commerce.
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Fairbanks
Post-Intelligencer
Expres Companies
Washington Trust Company
Nasthona Tank of
Disrobing Case Jury Verdict At Clayton Court
Jurors in Clayton returned a verdict involving Kroennung accused of forcing a woman to undress in a motel room. Miss Hatherton testified employer lost 206 dollars, while Kroennung was ordered to pay 1000 dollars to Miss Hatherton. The witness described being taken to a room and coerced in a troubling incident.
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Chimaet
Kroothing
Chesterfield
St. Louis
Cheeterfeldian
Mies
Martha Atherton
Clayton
Saya
The
Tribune
Mies Butherton
Miew Hatherton
Justice Kroennung
Kroennung
Min Eatherton
Rogue river pears fetch high price despite market dip
Medford Oregon reports Rogue River Valley pears selling at six dollars eighty cents per box, tying the top price this year amid tightened supply. Despite a decline of about twenty two dollars per box from last year, growers express satisfaction with current conditions and note shipments remaining.
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Medford
Rogue River Valley
Commie Pears
Eminent Authority Warns Of Season Suffering And A Home Remedy
An expert predicts widespread suffering this season and offers a simple home prescription for rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles, and especially catarrh. The mixture includes Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargen, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, to be taken after meals and at night. It claims to purify the blood by aiding kidney filtration and prevent future attacks.
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Tilves
Tome
Handley
This Valley, the Tuilainon Winter Nelile Variety
A fragment notes a valley context involving the Tuilainon variety called Winter Nelile. The sentence references a plant or cultivar with limited readable detail. No dates or locations are clearly identified in the fragment.
Catarrh Cure Claims Cure That Defies Disease
An advertisement touts Fall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars for a cure failure and urges readers to request testimonials. The note ends with a political aside about courts and enemies.
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Fts
Tiet
Tentimentals
Addrean B
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Off Drugglet
Halls Family
Cup work te Une Mim Chet Linates leads outer garments
An unclear lead item mentions men’s outer garments tied to a Cup work project. Readable details are limited, but the note points to a dresswear item linked to a local Cup effort and associated names. The fragmentary text suggests a garment listing or sale tied to a community project.
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Spokane Chronicle
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Riverside
Pout
Lila Sane
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Joanes
Chronicle
George
Poet
Schilling
Pendleton Drug Company
Fairminhs Alaska
Nealthy
Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Route 1
Guilford
Muatne
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
Dustbhee
Spatin
J. Glenn Miller
City Steam Dye Works
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