Active society notes and a quiet wedding in town
The November division of the Ladies Aid invited members and spouses for an Eastern Evening at 602 North First Street. A quiet wedding united Miss Bessie Olive Miller and Holland Archibald at the Miller home on Fourth Avenue North with plans to live on South Eighth Avenue South.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Chas. H. Barnes
John W. Forpey
Greenwood
Thos. Norton
W. O. Bradbury
A. E. Howard
Aid
Howard
North First Street
Lotus Club
W. N. Irish
A. H. Henry
Rossiter
John Shannon
E. J. Haasze
P. D. Babcock
E. D. Palmer
W. M. Nelson
F. R. Colton
George French
M. N. Richards
W. J. Brackett
F. E. Hall
Johnson
Kansas
W. N. Miller
Henry Kohls
Catholic Aid Society
John W. Forney
E. J. Miller
Fourth Avenue North
Bessie Olive Miller
Hollan Archibald
Archibald
J. Archibald
Archibald & Reese
South Eighth Avenue South
Rev. Morton
Rose Performs Ceremony at Christian Church
Su Rose of the Christian church performed the ceremony.
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Su. Rose
The
Christian Church
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted in Hempstead Ad
A Hempstead Texas business figure endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment claiming relief from rheumatism and neuralgia after damp weather pains. The ad notes the product is sold by D. H. Fry Drug Co.
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Ballard
Hempstead
Texas
D. H. Fry Drug Co
A Bride's Vow and Question of Love in Verse
A poetic speaker asks if enduring love survives beauty’s fade and frail youth. She pleads for a partner who matches her ideal of devotion and mutual demands before pledging heart and home. The verses contrast romantic longing with caution about love’s true burdens.
Verse about Contradictions From Harper's Monthly
A playful poem notes oddities in English usage with repeated contrasts such as spoken versus spoke and lit versus not lit. It parodies language rules through humorous pairs about actions and outcomes, ending with attribution to Harper's Monthly.
Missing horse from Highland hop ranch in Moxee
On March 17 a 38 year old unbroken original boycott horse with a white star on the forehead and a P with a half circle branded on the left hip disappeared from the Highland hop ranch in Moxee. A reward is offered by the undersigned owner for its return.
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Highland
Moxee
Examinations To Be Held For Forest Rangers Soon
The United States Civil Service Commission announced ranger examinations to be held April 23 and 24 at supervisors’ HQs across seventeen states. About 300 new rangers are sought this fiscal year with applicants needing maps, reports, and knowledge of forests.
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Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
National Forest
Forest Service
D. C
Civil Service Commission
Arizona
New Mexico
Woman’s Answer to a Man’s Question
A dramatic verse exchange declares a woman’s demand for loyalty and virtue. The speaker rebukes male expectations and asserts that she seeks a husband who is both a king and a partner in moral duty, not a mere provider.
Amalgamator on Exhibit at 28 Riverside Avenue
A novel amalgamator is on exhibition at 28 Riverside Avenue by Will Everett of North Yakima. The device features a flat kettle shaped pan with a central cone and a cylindrical top, supported by adjustable rods. The smaller model mirrors a larger tested version with a 26 inch pan and 10 inch diameter cylinder, using quicksilver and placer sand to create a sand distribution via a fan-like cone driven by gravity and water pressure.
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Riverside Avenue
Will Everett
North Yakima
Sanford-Marsh Amalgamator Aids Gold Recovery
Mr. Everett describes a new Sanford-Marsh amalgamator tested on Kootenai river gravels in Montana. A 36 inch pan handles 100 double yards of sand in 10 hours, with improvements to 150, using 400 pounds mercury and yielding eight pounds lost. The device claims high gold recovery with minimal mercury loss and is being made for the Seattle School of Mines.
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Everett
Kootenai River
Montana
School of Mines
Seattle
Spokesman-Review
Rail telegraph split trick contested by railway order
The Order of Railway Telegraphers asks the supreme court to rule on the split trick forcing 18 to 20 hour shifts. Claimants cite ongoing cases yet note many operators on the Northern Pacific Pasco division report satisfaction with a nine hour law and fair handling by Chief Operator E A Crooks. East of Spokane complaints exist on the Idaho division but are outweighed by the overall number of affiliated telegraphers.
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Supreme Court
Northern Pacific
Pasco
E. A. Crooks
Spokane
Idaho
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