Melancholy Women Eldon Missouri Woman’s Aid Mention
A Missouri woman describes years of organic inflammation and female weakness causing pain, weakness, and melancholy. After failed remedies, Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is said to restore strength and ease symptoms. The ad promotes the remedy for displacements, inflammation, ulcers, tumors, irregularities, pains, backache, and nervous prostration.
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Eldon
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. Hunter
Missouri
Review Sought by Counsel for William Cummings
Washington Oct 28 counsel for William Cummings former president of the defunct Trust Company of New York signed the supreme court petition to review the lower court ruling that sentenced him to six years imprisonment.
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Washington
William Cummings
Trust Company of New York
Supreme Court
Cummings
Meritol Digestive Tonic advertised by Tallman & Co
In this ad the Meritol Digestive Tonic is billed as a remedy to improve appetite and aid digestion. It promises a healthy stomach, nourishment, and a positive guarantee. The firms claim a Rheumatium Powder line also offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Adv
Wheat market shows gains on short covering and world reports
Closing prices for December and May wheat futures rose on favorable world outlooks and short covering. Argentina reports suggest a 148.75 million bushel crop with a 105 million bushel exportable surplus, while India's reports worsen, and Russian and Manitoba offers firmed. Wheat prices and related commodity quotes, such as barley and flour, followed through with mixed movements and ongoing market tension.
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Chicago
Argentina
Hroomhall
Liverpool
Bradstreet’s
Tustlin
Manitoba
India
Danube
Hog market dime lower in Portland
A heavy Sunday run at North Portland yards pushed the hog market down a dime. Early swine bids ranged around 8.25 to 8.96 dollars, under a generally weak tone, with the latest quotes the highest seen in the east for today.
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North Portland
Sage
Mere
Ieee
Esa
Journal
Portland
Ore
Chehalis justice fines man after tearing note
In Chehalis Washington Justice Westover fined Hunt $25 for tearing a note and signature from it. The 1912 case states Hunt gave William Saunders a $410 note as part payment for a house in Centralia. Saunders claims Hunt tore off the portion bearing his name. Hunt later paid $200 on a street assessment against the property.
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Chehalis
Wash
SFP
Hunt
Cole
Justice Westover
William Saunders
Centralia
Saunders
United States Leads In Automobile Trade Victory
United States has taken the lead over France in the automobile trade between the two nations, according to statistics released from Paris. The report notes stronger U.S. exports and a widening gap in balance of trade as car sales and components cross the Atlantic, signaling growing American dominance in the automotive sector.
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France
United States
United State
United, States
Paris
Gut .S
Statistica
Doctor Aids San Francisco Plague War. Leaves for Seattle
Dr. French Simpson of the United States public health service, assisting the local board of health, departed San Francisco for Seattle to join the campaign against the plague of rate extermination.
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Rata
San Francisco
French Simpson
United States Publc Health Service Office
Board of Health
Seattle
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Appeal Note
A 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and endorses F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio. It includes testimonials from a National Bank of Commerce signer and promotes internal catarrh cures and Ma ske Hall’s Family Pills for constipation with prices listed.
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Hall
FP. J. Cheney &O
Toledo
O. We
F. J
National Bank OF Commerce
Maske
Pendleton Seeks Bids for Webb Street Bonds Series N
Sealed proposals for purchase of six percent Street Improvement Bonds of The City of Pendleton Oregon aggregating 13029.20 will be received by the Recorder at City Hall until 5 p m November 5 1913. Bonds consist of 26 at 500 each and one at 29 29 with $160 checks to mayor forfeited if awarded and refused. City may reject any bid. Dated October 25 1913. Thomas Fitzgerald Recorder.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Webb Street
Casble Street
Tutuilla Street
City of
Thomas Fitzgerald
Pendleton Common Council Approves Lee Court Alta Street Improvement
At a regular meeting on October 22 1918 Pendleton Common Council adopted resolutions for gravel bitulithic paving of Lee Street Court Street and Alta Street with curbs and gutters. Plans filed October 22 1915 and 1918 assign benefited parcels and special assessments to cover the improvement cost.
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Common Council
City of Pendleton
City of
Pendeton
Lee Street
Court Street
Alta Street
Lewis Street
Stonewall Jackson Street
Als
Pendleton
Sid Alta Street
Tae Street
Geary Kimbrell
Recorder of the City
Recorder of
Pendleton creates Assessment District No 36 for improvements
The city of Pendleton Oregon establishes Assessment District No 36 for a local improvement project on Lee Court Alta and related streets. The resolution details the district boundaries, the surveyor’s cost apportionment by lot and parcel, publication in East Oregonian for 10 days, and directs notice to property owners. Dated October 23 1913 by City Recorder.
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Lee Street
Lewis Street
Court Street
Alta Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Jacov
Jacob
N. W
N. FE
Stonewall Jackson Street
Market Street
Clay Street
City Recorder
East Oregonian
Geary Kimbrell
Recorder of the City
Recorder
City of
Vincent Street
S. E
Thomas Fitzgerald
Pendleton Street Improvement Resolution Adopts Vincent Street Plan
The Common Council of Pendleton on October 22 1912 adopted plans for Vincent Street from Lewis Street to Court Street to be paved with gravel bitulithic pavement with curbs and gutters. The council to issue detailed specifications estimates and designate parcels to be benefited within the improvement district.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Vincent Street
Lewis Street
Court Street
Vincent
Pendleton Oregon Street Improvement In Resolution 1923
A city resolution details Vincent Street improvement in Pendleton Oregon District No 28. It defines the district boundary from Lewis Street to Court Street, lists survey measurements and parcel references, and states costs will be assessed to benefited properties. Publication in East Oregonian for ten days is required with the recorder's notice.
Pendleton City Pound to Auction Unclaimed Horse
An unclaimed light sorrel horse about 15 years old weighing 900 pounds with a blind eye and saddle sore on the back, unclaimed after ten days, will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at public auction at the city pound 400 West Webb Street Pendleton. Proceeds pay costs of sale, date October 20 1913, City Marshal John Kearney.
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Pendleton
Wny
Costa
Webb Street
John Kearney
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