Mixed early 20th century rural headlines and incidents
A sweeping, disjointed bulletin lists global health rewards, stock exchanges, bank insolvencies, and a cascade of local crimes and accidents. Highlights include a $2,000,000 tuberculosis cure offer, yellow fever in New Orleans, a Bar ry bank insolvency, a Pullman official killed by a train, a suicide in San Francisco, and various Northwest notes on industry strikes, copper discoveries, and criminal cases.
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Adolph Heiden
Stockholm
Rikedug
New Orleans
Furry Exchange Bank
Barry
Pike County
Ilinois
Tates
Ecountina
Appleyard
Pullman Company Construction Department
Twlinole Central
Chicago
Thiman Lewis
San Prajclean
Okldie Creek
Panhandle
Stoen Ao
Milnere
Pennsylvania
Thape Byat Cate
Itbon Ptecion
AW Horfield
Lauterdale
Tennessee
Nashville
Boriefield
Crewell Publishing
Quartermasters Department
San Francisco
S. Army
Real Estate firm offers city and county properties for sale
Pendleton Oregon real estate firm declares extensive experience with city and county properties and value estimates around 709000 dollars. They advertise property listings, promise nationwide reach, and invite investors to contact their office in E. O. Building P. O. Box A234 via Black 5114, asserting affiliation with the Interstate Investors Association.
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E. O
Pendleton
Oregon
Plymouth Rock
Brotherhood of St Andrews Convention Opens in New York
The St Andrews Brotherhood convened in New York with President Hobert A L Chordner delivering the annual address. Secretary Hubert Carwison read the report citing over 1200 active chapters and about 14,000 members in the United States, plus 700 chapters and 11,00 members in Canada.
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Wik Bs Seo Oriwin
Mathicene
St Andrews
Hobert AL Chordner
Hubert Carwison
New York
Brotherhood
United States
St. Andrews
Church of England
Dominion
Ft Canada
Connanthon
West End Notes on Local Life and Movements
A long West End column reports on residents moving within the district, new arrivals, and social visits. It notes shifts of families to the West End for better air and water, moves along McConnell and Strever properties, and visits by Mrs. Walker, Mr. Garrett, and others. An interview with Fred Lommer of Logansport, Ind, about a supposed property drop is debunked. a letter from Br. Bollest defends accuracy and respectability.
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Pendleton
Sopot
A. L. Thoroughmin
Wort
Aretha
Mie
Thoroughman
Titving
Rev. Thoroughman
M. E. Church
South
Wathe Watta
Nick Spritzer
Eaton
Freddie
Mirek
Anni Cate
Ouilaloine
Ouilaloine, Will Spend the Winter If Peaitleten
Bustiegs College
Meehin Chapman
Mire
Mary Howard
McConnell
McKay Creek
Strever
Mr. Strever
Corner Railroad
Maple Steeis
West End
Anidre
Sveu- Hore Wrest
Pendleton Tribunt
L. Olmer
Logansport
Ind
Tocunkport
The
Tribune
Fred Lommer
Honoraye
Parellix
Are You Engaged A Proverb on Electric Bitters
A Bennettsville D C man claims his wife suffered severe dyspepsia and torpid fever before using Electric Bitters. He says the remedy made her well and strong again, and Tallman Co. guarantees them at 50 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brown
Bennettaville
D. C
Tallman & Co
United States
Benica
National Guard
Canadian Agricultural Exhibition Opens in Mojitren Que
The agriculture fair under the Merlin agricultural committee opened this morning with neat displays and many exhibitors. Attendance was strong as people from nearby districts traveled to the town for the event and shows promising entries for the ongoing exhibit season.
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Agricultind
Mocheligu Agricultund
Got Off Cheap Headline
A short promotional note claims a person may think he has got off cheap after suffering from constipation or indigestion. It touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick pleasant and certain cure for headache and digestive issues, available at Seat Tallman & Co.'s drug store with a guaranteed promise.
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Dr. King
Seat Tallman &Co
Gunaranteed
Washington elm near Cambridge faces removal after branch losses
The famed Washington elm in Cambridge Massachusetts, where General Washington reputedly took command on July 2 1775, is at risk of removal. Park officials fear future accidents after a number of branches broke off during the past summer, prompting discussion of felling the venerable tree and planting a young one.
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Washington
Cambridgr
Mass
Cambridge Park Commissioners
Capital News predictions for 60,000 club in 1919
Fred Flood active deputy secretary of the Chamber of Commerce cites Capital News figures showing city population growth and civic projects. He envisions expanding to a 60,000 club to attract factory work and boost local industry within five years aided by electric power and infrastructure.
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Ole
Fred Flood
Chamber of Commeré
Foiw Cipital News
Thirty Days Trial Offer From A C Koopa Bros
A. C. Koopa Bros offer a thirty day free trial for a safety major home product. If not satisfied, return it. Razor and vix extra blades priced at $2. Hamley's supplies harnesses and saddles.
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Wake
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Corvallis
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Henry Bratnaber
Montana
Alaska
Thoseburg
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F. J. Donaldson
St. Joseph's Academy
Cook
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E. Cook
Taylor Hardware Company
Main Street
Rock Spring
Laatz Bros
China
Alta Street
Tallman’s Drug Store
U. D. Goey
Prop
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Pendleton, Oregon
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W. Stokes Kirk
Howman Romding
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