General News Briefs From Various U S Locales
Pitty Filipino students arrive in Chicago for distribution to Amine Weetert and universities. Quakers will season at Richmond Inn from Sept 28 to Oct 3. American Mining congress meets in Bi Pasko from Nov 14-18. J. H. Richards of Hola is president. Cold weather calms yellow fever fears. Frost will erase traces soon. A 280 mile railroad from ITrapua to the western coast has begun. Edison Chamberlain, once of Canadian Pacific, is company president. A tragic fireworks accident at Green Point near Brooklyn kills four. No progress on finding a mayoral candidate for New York. Martin W. Littleton comments. Mexican tariff on patent medicines rises, boosting domestic production. San Gabriel Valley bee industry ruined by fire. $300,000 loss. Railroad detective Joseph Guldivitwki shot. surviving after surgery. Frank Mayer to tour northern China for Dept of Agriculture. Frank Cillahan found dead in Des Moines river. skull crushed. prior similar find.
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Chicago
Quakers
Friends Church
United States
Richmond, Inn
American Mining Congress
Bi Pasko
J. H. Richards
Hola
Itrapua
Mexico
Edison Chamberlain
Canadian Pacific Railway
Cal
Joseph Guldivitwki
New York
Frank H. Mayer
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
China
Kuenlun
Oripital
Frank Cillahan
Peosia
Towa
Des Moines
Real Estate Firm Seeks Buyers With Low Prices
A Pendleton Oregon real estate firm advertises heavy property listings but says it must hold out for the right price. With 20 years in the county and about $700,000 in past deals, it touts city, ranch, and wheat land expertise. It invites investors to view samples and notes Interstate Investors Association ties.
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Interstate Investors’ Association
United States
Canada
Destructive Fire Hits Eagle Point Area. Loot Seizure Noted
Fire swept Eagle Point near Medford burning eight thousand dollars worth of business houses. A major fire in Nome caused about 350000 in losses with forty three business halls destroyed by a kerosene lamp explosion in a saloon back room. Oregon game fines total 1340 with seventy arrests and varied outcomes.
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Eagle Point
Medford
Aberdeen
Wash
Flirt
Guttean
Lewid
Mark Sales
Sis Movinie
Petestany
Blair
HUD
San Francises
Haw Bech
Great Northern
Bpokune
Horehune
Tecomfer, Treweurer
Palouse
N. N. Jennings
Grant's Pass
Nome Cire
University Place
Portland
Oregon
Hyomel Promises Quick Deafness Cure From Catarrh
A boastful ad claims Hyomel cures catarrhal deafness quickly, with notes from Miss Meeks of Mattewan New York and Tallman & Co offering a money back guarantee. A complete outfit costs one dollar and includes an inhaler medicine dropper and Hyomel bottle. Additional bottles cost sixty cents. The text also mentions Secret Society Hall being prepared for lodge meetings with staircase access.
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Ralief
Misa Meeks
Mattewan
N. Vemyn
Tallman & Co
Warm dry week yields mixed crop results across regions
The week was warm with light showers in the northwest that benefited pastures and late crops. Hops turned out better than expected. prunes and apples show variable yields. potato digging is under way though dry conditions limit heavy harvests. Fall plowing awaits favorable weather to proceed.
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Columbia River Valley
Lame Market Down in Chicago Livestock Sale
Chicago September 26 Western lambs sold around 7 dollars with most bids between 5.75 and 7. A wider native lamb run brought 7.65 and a double deck 7.50. Westers wethers talked at 4.00, feeders at 6.28 to 6.40, and killing yearlings scarce with rising prices for feeders and old sheep dwindling near 4.00.
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Chicago
Natlyves
Elty Buteherst
Westers Wethers
Plans to make Third Avenue a car track free retail thoroughfare
On September 26 Seattle residents proposed clearing Third avenue of street car tracks to prevent saloon influence and mob scenes, widen the street, and regrade it. The aim is to create an open retail artery like New York's Fifth Avenue with a single wide north south route free of tracks and saloon loiterers for safe shopping by families.
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Seattle
Third Avenue
Fifth Avenue
New York
Ballinger
Push for Modern Fire Alarm System Reform
Citizens push for a new electric fire alarm system linked to the police or telephone office. Fire companies are praised for quick action but current alarms are antiquated and need replacement to improve property protection and rapid location of fires.
Will Open Bath Parlors By Next Monday Morning
B N Warnell and wife return from Long Beach and Portland to reopen their bath and massage parlors above the Domestic Laundry, with operations starting next Monday morning. Shingle Weavers union at Anacortes Washington strikes for four bi monthly paydays.
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B. N. Warnell
Long Beach
Portland
Shingle Weavers’ Union
Anacortes
Wash
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Eioner
Golden Rule
General News
Fh. T. Wade & Son
Ftice
FE. O
P. O
Pendleton
Northwest News
Secret Society
AMAL
Wasco County
A. Urnhart
Ayer
Poocieton
Umatilla County
HL J
Taylon
Matean
Baker County
J. K. Fisher
Oleg Mobbauwé
Lame
Kersey
Uber
Jersey
Rey
Ma's
Medhais
Pendleton’s Famous Store
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