Strawberry Festival At Sunnyside District No. 1
In Sunnyside district No. 1 near Milton Oregon teacher W. S. Migberty and pupils hosted a strawberry and cream festival for about 40 patrons on Friday afternoon. Local berries from the school vicinity were served along with three gallons of luscious fruit and other produce including cranberries, peaches, and grapes were enjoyed. A wagonload of watermelons arrived as a dessert during the event and a group photograph marked the occasion.
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News Roundup Of Social, Economic And Crime Events
Cost of living for average families up 10 percent over five years. Senator Pratt of New York suffers locomotor ataxia and is unable to walk unaided. Austria’s socialists push universal suffrage including women. Salmon Bank of Clinton Missouri fails with larger loans than deposits. Church Army seeks 5000 pounds to send 2000 unemployed to Canada.
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Northwest News Bouts of Violence and Local Disasters
Miss Mabel Day a former Weiser teacher is alleged to be involved in a case of por son at Wallage. In the Til la mek district an estimated 17 117 000 000 feet of timber stands to fuel sawmills in Portland for about 30 years. At Kirby Mont Albert Wesley shot and killed Hugh Redmond over a lot Redmond owed Wesley’s store for supplies. In Seattle Lenora Nichols went insane, beat her husband, then kicked him from a second story porch. Wheat cars jumped a track in Stampede tunnel from a broken rail on the Northern Pacific. Centralia Washington voted 55 to 53 to extend city limits, population now slightly over 6000. In Walla Walla Jesse Bacon a laborer was killed when struck by a horse and buggy driven by W S Bruce. Evidence conflicted on responsibility. A year ago valuables were stolen from C C Sargent Aberdeen Washington. workmen unearthed the haul with no loss. Bakersfield Col George Gilmore from Seattle was arrested for attempting to steal valuables from a train. he died days later after being shot. Al Pullman Washington George Schmidt drunk, abused J Overbaugh. Schmidt fell and died after head struck curb.
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Aberdeen
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Workmoon
Bakersfield
George Gilmore
Pike Street
Gilmore
Real Estate Firm Promotes Exclusive City Property Listings
Pendleton Oregon real estate firm boasting 200 years in county and 700000 dollars in property trades touts city property as specialty. They claim select listings, refuse underpriced calls, and offer wide reach via Interstate Investors Association with offices in FE Building.
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Interstate Investors’ Association
United States
Canada
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Pendleton Resident
D W Cook aged 70 retired businessman of Malin street reports back pain urinary weakness and nightly distress. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills after buying at Brock & McComas Co and taking several boxes leading to restored appetite sleep and mobility. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's. Secret Society Hall interim notice directs use of east stairway until new ante rooms are ready for lodge meetings.
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Buffalo
United States
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Liquor crackdown targets North Yakima saloons
A city and county effort in North Yakima trims drunken activity as deputies and Officers RA Grant and George Hunter round up drunken Indians and hoboes near year end. Four or five hoboes and six or seven Indians are held, with several carrying alcohol for home use. A saloon tied to Indian whiskey trade is identified and may face license revocation under a new council resolution.
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Grant
George Hunter
Showigo
Thompson
Yakima
Edmonsons Sentenced for Sheep Killings in Wheeler County
The Edmonsons a father and two sons from Wheeler County have been sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for terrorizing the Central Oregon ranges. For years they killed sheep by the hundreds and stole stock before a San Francisco detective in disguise captured them and they were convicted in the circuit court at Foanll.
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Wheeler County
Edmonsons
Sayn
Mudrow
San Francisco
Foanll
New Orleans Public Schools Delayed Amid Fever Outbreak
The New Orleans public schools were set to open today but were postponed indefinitely due to yellow fever. If the epidemic declines in days, the board may hold a special meeting to set an early opening date, likely in the second week of October.
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Liquid Cram Balm Gains Popularity in Localities
Catarrh and Hay Fever remedy Liquid Cram Balm grows in use alongside Ely's Cream Balm. Sold in atomisers for 76 cents with a spraying tube, prescribed by physicians and available at druggists or by mail from Bly Brothers, 66 Warren St., New York.
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