The New Dominion impressed at Larson's Theater
A fair sized audience witnessed a smooth enjoyable performance by the company. Mr. Clement portrayed Baron von Hohenstauffen in The New Dominion with polished dialect acting from start to finish and won unanimous favor. The supporting cast was unusually strong, promising a larger audience if they return.
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Larson
Clement
Baron von Hohenstauffen
New Dominion
Minstrel Show in North Yakima Lacks Novelty
Nashville Students review the Larson's theater minstrel night in North Yakima. The show filled the theater Tuesday though it offered familiar routines and numbers. Vocalists impressed. contortion and acrobatics by the Carter brothers and Frank Kirk stood out, but overall the act repeated prior minstrel tropes. The piece laments a need for inventive genius as programs grow routine.
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North Yakima
Larson
Carter Brothers
Frank Kirk
Magician Kellar to Open at Larson's Theater July 16
Announcement of Magician Kellar's engagement promises top amusement in the city. The famed illusionist, with new marvels and Hindoo masterpieces, will perform at Larson's Theater on Monday July 16, showing sleight of hand mastery as part of a rare entertainment series.
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Kellar
Larson’s
Company E Reception Draws Many Guests at Rectory
A large crowd attended a Red Cross hosted reception for Company E at the Episcopal rectory on Monday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Bartlett provided gracious entertainment with music and refreshments, though many Filipino veterans could not attend due to conflicting dates.
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Company E
Ladies of the Red Cross Society
Episcopal
Bartlett
Birthday Party Honor for Master Roscoe Adams
Mrs J A Adams hosted a mid afternoon party at her North Second Street home for Master Roscoe Adams tenth birthday with games music and cake. Guests included Roscoe Adams Artie Adams Virgil Dudley Ray Felton Ray Shelly Joan Shelly Win Clark Harry Clark Ruth Adams Annie Clark Gracie Smith Shirla Smith.
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J. A. Adams
E. A. Ross
Gracie Smith
North Second Street
Roscoe
Ruth Adams
Roscoe Adams
Artie Adams
Virgil Dudley
Ray Felton
Ray Shelly
Joan Shelly
Win Clark
Harry Clark
Annie Clark
Shirla Smith
Railroad news and health ads in a late 19th century paper
Mortgage of 9 215 000 filed by Guarantee Trust Co against Northern Pacific for St Paul and Duluth purchase funds. Great Northern retrenchment cuts pay. Northern Pacific ships many sheep and horses from North Dakota. NP cancels 300 000 worth of freight cars. Summer rail rates to Westport from North Yakima at 8 20. Osteopathy described as scientific adjustment. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised. Short jokes and medical ads accompany.
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Minneapolis
The
Guarantee Trust Co
New York
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul & Duluth
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Westport
Northern Pacific Railway
North Yakima
Hoquiam
Cough Cure Ad Targets Readers With Safer Health Promise
An old time magazine snippet features a writer named Stubbs debating his stalled historical novel and an insert promoting Mull’s Lightning Cough Cure. The ad claims safety for children and lists Taft & Taft and W. J. Roaf as sellers with 25c and 50c prices.
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Mull
Taft& Taft
W. J. Roaf
Rich man diversifies oil stock to guard against losses
The rich man diversifies his investments across many oil companies to shield himself from risk if any single firm fails. The poor man concentrates on a single oil stock, courting higher risk with the chance of success or failure.
California Consolidated Petroleum Company stock promotion
A promotional note touts California Consolidated Petroleum Company as offering one share representing interests in fifty companies plus 1000 acres of land and 5000 acres in royalties. It claims non assessable stock, high potential profits, and urges immediate purchase at 50 cents with full payment plans and a pending price rise to $1 or $4.
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California Consolidated Petroleum Company
Oakland
San Diego
California
Home Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Treasury
Orchard King heads California Consolidated Petroleum directors
R. E. Blackburn leads as president and general manager of the California Consolidated Petroleum Company. Will A. Harris, secretary Fred L. Johnson, Senator 8 N. Andreus, G. W. Lace, P. J. Beveridge, J. M. Hale, and other prominent Los Angeles figures join as officers or directors while the Los Angeles National Bank acts as depository.
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R. E. Blackburn
California Consolidated Petroleum Company
California
Will A. Harris
Fred L. Johnson
8. N. Andreus
Southern California
G. W. Lace
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
P. J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Illinois
Los Angeles
Holywood
Santa Monica
J. M. Hale
Hale Brothers
San Francisco
Sacramento
San Jose
Salinas
Petaluma
New York
Los Angeles National Bank
Bradstreets
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