Wild fowl poaching and salmon bills stir Alaska policy
Remarks on Senator Mitchell of Oregon inserting amendments into a sundry civil bill raise questions about Alaska wildlife protection. An inspector may be sent to report on the taking and destruction of wild fowls, seals, and other game. Canadian poachers are blamed for declines in Pacific coast game, with calls for legislation to curb poaching along Alaska’s coasts.
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Mitchell
Oregon
Behring Sea
Alaska
Secretary of the Treasury
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Minister on Trial at Baker City Inquirer
A church court of inquiry meets in Baker City presided by Rev. J. Anderson to probe charges of conduct unbecoming a minister against Rev. Over A. Smith, pastor, with attendance from church officials and visiting ministers. Also notes on Chamberlain Cough Remedy and revised fishing laws restricting trout catching in winter months.
Sugar Beets Near Mil ton Show High Sugar Content
Oregon experiments indicate beets near Mil ton yield 274 pounds of sugar per ton. Land priced at 100 per acre now could be worth 200 per acre after a sugar factory is built, suggesting strong investment potential. A testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm is included by J P Pierson, a South Chicago druggist, praising its effectiveness for rheumatism and injuries. Osburn sells it locally.
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Oregon Experimentrtation
Milton
Chamberlain
J. P. Pierson
South Chilcago
Osburn
Pendleton Memoir of Blackhawk and a Curious Suit
A Pendleton attorney recalls Charles Blackhawk, an Indian killed by the cars, as a natural money-maker who once tended a dying man and was asked to sue a relative for nursing fees. The tale leads into excerpts on quack cures and local anecdotes, including a cheeky claim about nursing services and a broader cast of frontier-era characters. The column also notes a Brooklyn merchant Nevins, a Nez Perce incident, and various small-town curiosities.
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Charles Blackhawk
Pendleton
Blackhawk
Moses Minthorn
Minthorn
Minthomn
Berlin
Somple
Ureke Chemical & Manufacturing Company
Shemi Ete la
Ttia
Nez Perea
Paalin
Soldiers Canyon
Jubbub Tribe Interview Notes From East Oregonian Reporter
An East Oregonian reporter chats with Hugh McArthur who came from Athena to the courthouse. He discusses crops and says farmers are plowing to kill out Chinese lettuce, which has spread in several localities including Wilby, and notes crop damage in other tracts across the region.
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Mr. McArthur
McArthur
Hugh
Robert Coppick
Coppick
Sam
Hugh McArthur
Alriday
Athena
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Ythian
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Third Street
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Ore
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Main Street
the Athena Restaurant
Umatilla
ST. Nichols Hotel
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Athens
Ence
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Toledo, Ohio
Sige
Phi Nature
Avevery Packagig
Sih
Mellin
Max Lewin
Cash Grocery
Costa Rica
Frank Beal
Beale
Mary Street
Arnina, Oregon
A. T. Pareder
Electric Barber Shop
Taylor
the Hardware Man
Pendleton, Oregon
D'Espine
Abotie
Loeffler
Babes
Ferran
Hugo
Fruit Trade Journal
Dairy and Produce Record
Jonathan Kenigan
Bolan, Worth Co
Towa
Ft. Madison
Marion County
People’s Party
Salem
Multnomah
Cackarmas
Yambill
Marion
Polk
Lane
Benton
Washington
Douglas
Portland
Ial
Pendleton Tribune
Miller & Fritchman
Schwabacher Bros
Seattle
West Coast Grocery Company
Tacoma
Puget Sound
Umatilla County
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Lime Bros
Iowa
U.S
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Brooklyn
Seney Hospital
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Nevinn
Blue Mountains
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Blue Creek
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Walla Walls
New Laredo
Mexico
Parnell
East Oregonian
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