Medical Sentinel Feuds Over Oregon Graduates Rift
Dr Coe accuses Dr Coffey of prejudice against Oregon graduates and unprofessional ethics in a public exchange. The medical journal recounts invitations and refusals as the feud centers on alleged bias in examining Oregon diplomas and fee divisions amid other professional disputes. Noted horse racing cards follow with several handicap events at Woodbine including the Durham cup and Grey stakes.
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Oregon
Ile
Medical Sentinel
Coe
Henry Waldo Coe
Umatilla County
R. C. Coffey
Sentinel
Oregon Moeiien Association
Coffey
Bentine
Dr. Coffey
The
Kia
Earl of of Durham
Ontario Jockey Club Opens Fall Session
Toronto headlines the fall meet as the Ontario Jockey Club opens its season with 2000 events. The meeting attracts Canadian and American horsemen, featuring the Heral stakes and other races with modest entry fees. Strong horsemen and quality strings expected to compete at the Toronto track.
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Ontario Jockey Club
Toronto
Ont
State Cannot Hold Its Liquor Monopoly
Richmond Virginia September 14 An exhaustive circuit court of appeals opinion fully sustains Judge Boyd in appointing receivers to wind up South Carolina liquor monopoly affairs Chief Justice Fuller and Judge Wadell concur no dissent He will seek a stay for appeal 40 days granted This decision weighs on a long contested dispensary the target of graft charges and temperance opposition prompting repeal and local option debates across towns and counties
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Richmond
South Carolina
Echae
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chreuit
Pritchard
Commonwealth
Melville W. Fuller
Edmond Wadiull, Jr
Boyd
W. M. Stevenson
Bennersville
D. C
1000 Straw Straws and Tragic Fate On Wall Street
New York reports a chaotic day on Wall Street as 1000 straw hats fall, signaling a crash in the financial district. Brokers who challenged market bears and bulls saw their straw headgear fail, though major exchanges maintained overall activity despite the turmoil.
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New York
Wall Street
Fujn
Financial
Sommer
Earhh Market
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Pro- Huce Exchange
Walla Walla Plans Fruit Growers Untow Meeting
Walla Walla Sept 19 A special meeting of valley fruit growers will be held in the courthouse at 1 o clock Monday. The gathering aims to organize an apple grower combination to secure uniform prices and counter rising transport costs. The plan will follow models used by fruit men in other parts of the state.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
Court House
Wand
Lt Ie
Growers Plan Meeting To Gauge Apple Crop
The article notes a meeting to discuss ideas and prepare an approximate crop estimate. Growers will list apples and boxes by variety to aid buyers. A growers pool and cooperative price advances are expected from 10 to 20 percent.
The Royal Cher’ re down for a Pendleton visit
The Royal Cher re visits Pendleton appearing at the Oregon theater on Saturday September 14. The musical features a catchy score with strong scenic effects and a capable cast led by Wm. A. Conley. The production draws praise for its costumes setting and overall clever dramatic construction with Heinrich Lemphauser from Chicago becoming Royal Chef amid a lively comic plot praised by critic Alan Date as bright and entetaining.
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Pendleton
New
Oregon Theater
Wm. A. Conley
Ingle
Coolong
Smith
Brown Tim
Opera
Alan Date
New York
Congress on Tuberculinism prompts world health drive
Washington reports the upcoming World Congress on Tuberculinism will showcase hundreds of anti tuberculosis exhibits. Prizes and competitions aim to spur sanitary housing, better transit, school instruction, and sanitation advances to curb consumption. Authorities see significant national health and economic benefits.
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Washington
Congress
Evers Eheal
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Ad
Tallman and Co sell DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills claimed to ease backache rheumatic pains and bladder inflammation from weak kidneys, marketed as a remedy for related annoyances.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
It in the East Oregonian Ends Prompt Rule
A concise reminder that the phrase It in the East Oregonian signals zero tolerance for nonconforming outputs.
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East Oregonian
Waiting for Trouble or Not
A reflective line suggests prudence in daily life, noting that delaying concern until real danger arises would leave many people smiling most of the time. The statement frames worry as a counterproductive habit and urges balanced vigilance.
City Steam Dye Works Renews Dresses With Fresh Color
A gown seen as hopelessly soiled is transformed into delicate pink blue or lavender hues after cleaning at City Steam Dye Works. The service restores the most dainty shades, making ladies dresses look as good as new. Work is called for and delivered.
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Bartlett
Idaho
Belmoret
Clark’s Grocery
Cofppey
Doctor Coe
Epsom
Woodbine
Schilling
Teouty
City Steam Dye Works
Rhone
Cor
Main & Court Sts
A. C. Friedly, Mgr
Miss McKinney
Alexander
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