Contemplating Purchase of Solitaire Rings Ad
If you are contemplating the pur chase of 4 Solitaire Ring we should be glad to have you call and look over our stock. You will find a generous variety of fine Diamond Rings with handsomely mounted stones of the firat water.
Elk Hold Way Livestock Show Summary of Results
The page lists class by class awards from Elk Hold Way with participants and winners across divisions. Names include M. R. Ditty H. E. Carpenter J. I. Joy W. O. Minor and A. L. Swaggart among others. Awards cover broodmares colts geldings sows and various cattle and sheep categories with first and second placements noted.
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Cosch
Chris Breeding
J. LL Bockhusen
M. R. Ditty
H. E. Carpenter
R. M. O'Brien
A. M. McKinate
H. St. Connell
H. T. Connell
J. I. Joy
Helfer
W. O. Minor
Jersey
J. Bean
J- W. Powers
Andrew Hays
D. O. Justins
Ram
R. E. Grossehimig
Ewelambe
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Shropshire
J. RR. Porter
J. R. Porter
Dandruff Germ Proof by Newbro's Herpicide
An assertive ad claims Newbro's Herpicide cures dandruff by killing the germ that causes baldness. It asserts 100 percent effectiveness when applied, urges samples via mail in Detroit, Mich, and lists price points and a distributor.
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Newhro
Newbro
Herpicide Co. Jetroit
Mich
45 Acre Orchard Plans by Hartman and Forsyth
Attorney Jae P. Hartman of Seattle and T. E. Forsyth of Naches City announce plans to plant 45 acres in winter apples in Naches valley. They describe rapid expansion, use a prime farming site, and note Washington fruit products will reach about 20 million dollars this year, just behind wheat and before hay in statewide value.
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Jae P. Hartman
Seattle
T. E. Forsyth
Naches City
Yakima Republic
Mr. Hartman
Naches Valley
North
Yakima
State of Washington
Washington
Irom
Eastern money scarcity underpins stock market calm
Henry Crews notes little change on the exchange as fundamental money conditions stay tight. Secretary Cortelyou’s public-funds intervention has tempered strain but cannot reverse the capital lock caused by prolonged aggressive growth. Money remains scarce with stubborn turn-of-year prospects, as large firms face near 7 percent discounting and tighter accommodation for weaker houses.
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Henry Crews
Stock Exchange
Quetuatlona
Cortelyou
State Fair at Salem Records a Gambling Free Run
The Oregon Daily Journal reports a highly successful Salem State Fair with strong financial results. Horse races attracted large crowds, yet no bookmaking or pools occurred. Gambling devices and professional gamblers were barred, and law and management prohibited thieves or nefarious activity, marking an unusual lapse from prior fairs.
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Salem
Ore‘gon Daily Journal
Oregonian
State moral progress marked by gambling crackdown and reform
The article asserts that horse racing can occur without public gambling, noting profound moral progress as gambling and liquor sales face strict restraint. It claims thieves and swindlers now have a harder field, and credits the Journal with modestly aiding the era of reform.
Salt for Commission Suit Over Real Estate Fee
Livermore and Bickers sue O M Castleman and wife seeking $130 as commission for finding a purchaser. They allege a 2000 sale price met the defendants' wishes, but the fee was not paid. The suit is filed by W C B Pruitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore & Bickers
0. M. Castleman
W. C. B. Pruitt
Fair Too Late for Irrigon Irrigon Editor Reflects on Fair
Addison Bennett editor of the Irrigon Irrigator reported the Irrigon district fair’s Mor row county day program yesterday. He noted Irrigon residents displayed large quantities of watermelons peaches and grapes but the fruit could not be kept late and a 48 pound watermelon had to be discarded due to decay.
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Irrigon
Addison Bennett
The
Irrigon Irrigator
Morrow County
Physicians Return Home After Health Board Meeting
The state board of health ended its meeting in the city yesterday and members dispersed to their home regions. Dr. KR. C. Yenny of Portland, secretary and a Walla Walla native, with Dr. Alfred Kinney of Astoria, left today for Walla Walla for a brief visit before returning to Portland.
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State Board of Health
KR. C. Yenny
Portland
Walla Walla
Alfred Kinney
Astoria
Looking to Oregon for Homes
The East Oregonian reports letters of inquiry about land and opportunities in Oregon. Correspondents include Misa Bosale Crosley of West Chelmsford Massachusetts and H Rowell of Bellefontaine Arkansas, seeking housing options and investment potential.
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Oregon
East Oregonian
Misa Bosale Crosley
Box
West Chelmsford
Mass
H. Rowell
Bellefonte
Arkansas
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