Whitman faces uncertain football prospects at Whitman College
Walla Walla Sept. 4. Whitman College may lack a material or coach for the fall season. Merell Blanchard of Washington University was hired, but Spalding’s 1908 guide suggests he coached poorly, leaving Whitman with limited veteran support and reliance on speed and tricks.
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Walla Walla
Whitman
Piaterial
Merell Blanchard
Washington
Universlty
8. Louis
Spalding
Washington University
Blanchard
University of Missouri
Dimick
Spagle
Lyman
Dutcher
Peringer
Rigsby
Philbrook
Hrubaker
Stan
Borleske
Camp
India
British general Major Burnham visits Pelican Lodge at Harriman estate
Klamath Falls Oregon September 2 Major Burnham the noted British officer and Boer War veteran was entertained by Harriman at Pelican Lodge with his party. His prominence was not widely known until today and he has since left to rejoin the army in England.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Major Burnham
Harriman
Pellican Lodge
England
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted For Cure
A 19th century offer touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy claiming to cure catarrh by taking it internally and influencing the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad pledges $100 for any case it fails to cure and cites testimonials while noting the product is sold by all druggists with Angel Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Angel Hall
Massage and grooming services in Room 6 context
The notice lists massage, shampooing and mani curing offered in Room 6 of the Smith Crawford building. It reads like a brief service advertisement and identifies the location for the listed treatments.
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Smith-Crawford Building
For Rent Store Room on Main Street
Store room available for rent in the East Oregonian building on Main Street. Apply at this office for details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Money Comes West News Analysis of Money Market Conditions
The article discusses the global money situation as of September, noting artificial pressures from idle funds, cautious lending, and robust gold accumulation in banks. It predicts low interest rates for months, limited market reactions, and selective investment by strong borrowers, with continued high stock prices and potential but cautious opportunities for investors and speculators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gome
Eble
Fundy
Fruit grower notes unfair peach prices in Yakima area
W H Shea Jr, a Fruitvale rancher, complains growers face unfair pricing as markets show 40 cents a box here while a Duluth dealer quotes 90 cents. He seeks confirmation of the Duluth wholesale price and notes dealers settled on 50 cents a box Saturday night, with no Elberta peaches available, raising questions about price-setting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Duluth
Minn
Yakima
Aeronaut Jones Falls 300 Feet at Maine Fair
Charles Oliver Jones, famed aeronaut from Hammondsport New York, plunged 300 feet to his death before 25 000 spectators at the Central Maine fair grounds Waterville Maine. Flames mounted from the gas bag as the craft spun and collapsed. Jones died en route to medical care with internal injuries and a broken spine.
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Waterville
Maine
Charles Oliver Jones
Hammondsport
N. Y
Jones
Jack O'Brien Marries Miss Carrier Ryerson at St Peter's
Jack O'Brien prominent baseball promoter and Coliseum skating rink manager married last evening at St. Peter's church by Rev Upton A Gibba. The groom has long worked in Inland empire baseball and will host at home to friends soon. The bride is a well known local young lady.
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Jack O'Brien
Coliseum
St. Peter's Church
Mies Carrier Ryfearson
Upton A. Gibba
Inland Empire
Bridge Approaches Near Town In Very Poor Shape
Echo Register reports the bridge at the first crossing south of town is in very poor condition and could cause damage or costly litigation. Weeds line the approach areas and could be cut and used to stabilize dirt. proper grading is suggested as a quick, not overly costly remedy to prevent dirt blow-off.
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Martin
Vincent Borleske
Ralph Mathews
Dye Works Restores Gowns To Fresh Colors
A City Steam Dye Works cleaned a hopelessly soiled gown leaving it with delicate pink, blue or lavender shades. The facility restores even dainty colors making old gowns look as good as new with work called for and delivered.
Water rights in Umatilla river eyed by state official
Percy A. Cupper assistant state engineer visited Echo to study seepage and evaporation in the Umatilla river. Gov Chamberlain initiated efforts to gather data for water legislation. County records show four times flood flow rights filed, suggesting many rights are worthless while much water remains unused until June. The engineer department may propose laws to resolve Oregon water rights issues.
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Percy A. Cupper
Aesistant
Echo
Umatilla
Chamberlain
Cupper
Oregon
Engineer's Department
Echo Register
Wallowa Rail Line Nearing City as Schedule Set
Wallowa Oregon reports trains will run on a regular schedule into the city by September 20 following progress by the track-laying crew. The line is emerging from Wallowa canyon into the valley with bridges culverts and trestles completed. The track machine had laid about a mile daily and will double speed as the line nears completion.
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Wallowa
Ore
H. H. Weatherspoon
Elgin
Wallowa Canyon
Wallowa Valley
Alfalfa Farm Near Town with Buildings for Sale
Five acres eleven miles from town offers a good house barn and chicken houses with three acres in alfalfa. Enquire Clint Brown Fost Oregon offices. Offers include money and sometimes self respect to be popular.
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Clint Brown
Oregon
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Cayou
Carlisle Thian
St Louis
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Schilling
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W. HH. Shea, Jr
North
Yaaki
Alexanders
Beleve
City Steam Dye Works
Trent
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. & Byers
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