Disorderly World Notes From a Distant News Sheet
A cluttered summary of global incidents: Spain reorganizes police to curb anarchists. Panama sanitation employs 500 workers. Himalaya exp expedition hit by avalanche killing Lt Bache and scientists. Ireland plans 50 million to fund land buyouts. a wreck near Hammond claims Engineer John Gaffney and eight others. Various political and crime items include Spanish election disorders, a Sing Sing birthday celebration for William Kelly, and a Mescal Mexican lottery crackdown with loss of business.
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Panama
Himalayas
Bache
Jn Wight
Ireland
Hammond
Weir Olawa
Cunieda
Imperial Limited
John Gaffney
Paul Morton
Equitable Society
Just Listed Hundred Acre Farm Near Pendleton Oregon
Just listed 200 acres of level irrigable land. 200 acres in 144 etands of alfaifa, suitable for all kinds of vegetables, with abundant yield. Includes a good orchard and wet improved land. Town site planned with railroad. Office in Pendleton Oregon. Phone Black O111, P O Box 324.
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BE. O
Pendleton
Oregon
P. O
Northwest News Severe incidents mar Columbia River area
Reports describe widespread trouble with fish poachers along the Columbia River and multiple legal traps destroyed. Federal Judge H. Hanford in Seattle grants prisoners ten days per month for good behavior. A miner from Burke Idaho is suddenly rendered mute with no relief. A man in Butte abuses his wife and is killed by shotgun blast after a failed attack. Voters in Eugene approve municipal bonds for a water plant and white works. Accidents include kerosene ignition at Port Angeles and a fire that burns two children. A highway project in Idaho is set at 126400. Salem Oregon area suffers a forest fire destroying town buildings. Seattle plans a large school project while enrollments rise. Portland groups contribute to a national day celebration later redirected to aid earthquake victims in Italy.
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Tower Columbia
H. Hanford
Seattle
D. A. Martin
Burke
Idaho
Willem Frost
Butte
Eugene
Botte
Rolse Jerriya
Charlot Hague
A. Strover
Salem
Grant's Pass
Dr. King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
A Sandy Level Virginia man says smoke caused chest trouble and leg pains, but he was cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Promoted as the greatest cough and lung medicine worldwide, at Tallman & Cols drug store, 60 cents and $1.00, guarantee offered, trial bottle free.
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W. C. Porter
Sandy Level
Tallman & Cols Drug Store
Heppner Wheat Crop Outlook in Morrow County
Heppner estimates a wheat crop of about 167000 bushels, roughly 25000 bushels short of last year. The deficit stems from late harvests and thinner yields as threshed grain improves in quality. Many fields near Heppner remain unplowed, with potential to expand farming and turn Heppner into a major wheat shipping point.
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Heppner
Uepti
Morrow
Meppner
Hepater
Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised in Chicago labor riot tale
A Chicago streetcar conductor credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with healing sores after mob violence in a labor riot. G. J. Welch of Tekonsha Michigan endorses it for family use, calling it perfect. Sold for 25 cents at Tallman & Co drug store.
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M Mob
Kewton
Chicago Sirest
Buckien
G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
Mich
Cutw
Burna
Tallman & Co
E Drug Store
Five well bred mules for sale by J G Osbeon
Five span mules aged three to six years are offered for sale by J G Osbeon of Johnson, Washington. Strong market listing notes well trained stock and fair price inquiry.
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J. G. Osbeon
Johnson, Wash
Great sale of pianos cuts prices after fire losses
A Pendleton piano house offers Hobart M Cable, Kimball, and Schumann pianos at reduced prices after a fire damaged dealer stock. Many instruments show minor wear but are claimed sound. Few units remain with easy monthly payments and guaranteed accuracy of sale terms.
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Pendleton
Loalliance
Gordon & Guernsey
Killers
A. A. Miller
Pemberton
Hh. K. Manning
F. J. Crawford
Kimball
E.R. MecKlegott
la Grande
Liggie Owens
Adama
Schumann
J. A. Mills
Hunt's Junction
Louth L. Putnam
Lane, Or
F.C. Durant
Lexington
Main Street
J. Frazer
Boston
J. C. Gallagher
New Inmate Band Forms at Prison
Nearly all inmates are quiet as court terms approach. Prisoners, including three women and one from Portland, receive band instruments donated by Ben Selling and purchases from a street vendor. Sixteen instruments now exist, with life sentence inmates and those jailed for manslaughter or other crimes active in practice, showing unexpected musical progress.
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Fannie
Portland
Ben Selling
Prioners
Warren Curtis
Salen
Special Services at Christian Church Led by J P Conder
Christian church schedules special services led by J P Conder Sunday school evangelist with programs on Wednesday Thursday and Friday covering officers teachers child nature home department and workers conference The Institute will close Friday to Venina and Sunday School workers are invited to attend Conder noted for experienced Sunday school workmen Her b Garlock of Penland IL L company located Pendleton returned money after skipping country in a related incident James Leonard a Josephine county farmer died in a hay baler accident while feeding the hopper
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Christian Church
J. P Conder
Iegon
Wednessy
Home Department
Peacher
Venina
Conder
Skhippe
Herb Garlock
Penland IL. & L
Carry Thin Coakon
Dave McAfee
Pendleton
Hoppner Gazette
James Leonard
Josephine County
Washington
Monmouth
Correa
HL D
Ressler
J. Bb.y
Hutler
Drifted prisoner escape and recapture near Butter Creek
Drunken escape attempt from county jail ends in recapture by Sheriff Shutt near Butter Creek. Droke Jam, accused of wife death and jail breach, is returned to Heppner after waiving examination. Police describe a bold dig through plaster and wall using stolen jail tools and blanket hiding in brush.
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Feedehirivan
Mount End Arden
Ani
Dewthig
Drake
Satdeiay
Sunidiy Pyenog
Shodhi Shutt
Polerinwin
Whitwle
Hywae
Pelleman
Chinel
Jath
Fie Mar
Hill
Shutt
Heppner
Salvation Army meeting tonight at hall piqued by leaders
A special meeting at the Salvation Army hall tonight will welcome Brigadier Jenkins who leads work in Oregon Washington Montana and Wyoming. State Captain Falken will assist with the division officer role. A cordial reception is offered and attendance is encouraged. Also noted is the shipment of 10,000 bushels of Worthington wheat from California and 16,000,000 pounds of elm timber destined for British colonies, with Washington crop estimates at 15,006,000 bushels.
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Salvation Army Hall
Olink
Jenkins
Oregon
Windington
Montana
Windo
Wyoming
Falken
California
Worthington
Washington
The Change of Life and Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
This ad outlines the change of life as a risky period for women with symptoms like hot flashes dizziness and nervous irritability. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the key remedy to relieve distress and support safe passage to a healthy old age. A testimonial from Mrs A E G Hyland of Chestertown Md is included, praising relief after using the compound. Women are invited to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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Lydia BE
Winkham
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