Lands of the West Movement Calls Western States Pact
Governor Henry Buchtel of Colorado leads a Western lands consolidation effort opposing forest reserve policies. A Denver convention June 18 to 20 will discuss unified Western land policy to spur rapid resource development and homestead settlement. Delegates from states west of the Missouri River invited.
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Henry Buchtel
Colorado
Denver
Missouri River
Chamberlain
United States
Congress
Regeneration of Party Leaders Highlight At Iriquoia Banquet
Jobo Temple Graves of Atlanta voices critique of party loyalty and dominance by trusts. He cites Bryan and Roosevelt as pivotal figures shaping reform and warns of the potential presidency shift if either side acts. Also announced Bert Hoffman’s poetry booklet Song of the Oregon Pine and Other Poems forthcoming May 1.
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Jobo Temple Graves
Atlanta
Iriquoia Club
Democratic Party
Mey
Bryan
Roosevelt
Washington
Wm. R. Hearst
Theodore Roosevelt
Hill and Harriman
Republic
Bert Hoffman
Oregon
East Oregonian
Moorshouse
Oregon Pine
Grange Home Dedicated in Freewater by Hudson Bay Grange
The Hudson Bay Grange in Freewater held an all day session to formally dedicate the new grange bell. Twenty candidates were received, bringing total membership to 200. A large dinner for about 900 grangers was a highlight of the celebration.
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Hudson Bay
Freewater
Grange
Mystery loss of Radice Davis case on Meacham Creek
Friends and relatives fear a new tragedy after Radice Davis, 19, disappeared with his horse about ten days ago while tending cattle on the B F Brown ranch near Meacham Creek. The search has been quiet to protect his mother. The prevailing theory holds both horse and rider were swept away by the swollen stream after a trip to Thorn Hollow and possible tool delivery derailment.
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Blue Mountains
Radice Davis
Davis
Charles Davis
Pilot Rock
B. F. Brown
Meacham Creek
Bingham Springs
Young Davis
Thornhollow
Mr. Brown
Pendleton
Mountain Ranch
Cayuse
Brown
Davie
Thornholtow
Editor's note on plural collective nouns and a Pendleton embezzlement case
A letter discusses collective nouns treated as plural when individuals are considered, citing Reed and Kellogg. The piece mentions W J Sewell of Potlatch Lumber Co admitting guilt to embezzling about 4000 and facing sentence, with parole efforts by friends. Also an ad promotes Man Zan Great Pile Remedy with a money back guarantee.
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Boyd
Reed and Kellogg
A. H. Perryman
Perryman
Rood and Kellogg
Athena
W. J. Sewell
Potlatch Lamter Company
Pendleton
San Francisco
Fanda
Sewell
Man Zan
Pioneer Drag Store
Northwest railroad commissions form uniform rate plan
A joint July meeting in Seattle aims to unite Oregon Washington and Montana railway regulators with North and South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin to form a Northwest commission pool. The goal is uniform rates and practices across states, leveraging coordinated action from Portland meetings to Seattle, despite state differences in lines like O R N and Great Northern. The effort seeks to standardize regulation and improve efficiency for regulators and the railways alike.
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Northwest States
Oregon
Washington
Montana
North and
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
St. Pau
Pacific Coast
Portland
Seattle
South
North Dakota
Northwest
Great Northern
Washington Commission
Walla Walla Car Crash Injures Local Tailor
Jobo Stroller, a tailor, suffered a broken collar bone and other injuries when a fast moving car struck his delivery wagon on Main Street Saturday afternoon. The wagon was torn loose, the horse released, and the wagon dragged a half block before stopping. Stroller escaped fatal injury and was rushed to a hospital.
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Jobo Stroller
Walla Walla'a
Main Street
Stroller
Doing Business Again After Illness With Tonics
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York recalls near death from indigestion and debility and credits Electric Bitters with restoring health. He reports returning to work, continuing to improve, and calls it the best tonic medicine on earth. Guaranteed by William McBride druggist.
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A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
Wm. McBride
Snowstorm Delivers 18 Inch Colorado Snowfall
A Colorado storm dumped 18 inches of snow over Friday and Saturday with minor damage forecast as travel eased. Arkansas Valley fruit damage nears half a million dollars while larger districts likely escaped major losses. Elis Slayton of Noland Ark recommends Dr King s New Life Pills priced 25 cents per box. Satisfaction guaranteed at Way McBride s druggist.
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Burson
Colorado
Cathmated
Arkansas Valley
Malarioun
Dr. King
Elis Slayton
Noland
Ark
Way McBride
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T. M. Taggart & CO
T. M. Taggart & Company
South Side
A. Barrett & CO
Dell Brothers
Teddy and
Graves
Billy
Teddy
Eddie Davis
Northwest Railway Commissions
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