Land reform call as a remedy for rural unemployment
The Portland Oregonian and Salem Journal discuss accessible land for agricultural use to curb unemployment and population pressures in the West. They argue that unutilized acres, held by speculators, should feed homes, reduce crime, and provide steady livelihoods, while warning against political interference in the silver question and noting regional news from Athena Oregon to Cascades Locks excursion plans.
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Exsten J. R. McPex
Salvation Army
San Francisco
Portland Sun
Great West
Pacific Empire
Golden West
West
Ring
Harvey
Harr
Salem Journal
Cascades Locks
Athena
No Conflict toook Place in Jacksons Hole Report
The Jacksons Hole situation remains quiet with reports from Rexburg that no settlers have been harmed by Indians. About 500 Indians gathered in Hoback basin near Marysville and fortifications remain as settlers prepare to resist an attack. Lemhi and Bannock Indians have joined, with mounting tensions across Idaho’s northern frontier.
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Jacksons Hole
Mauxer Lake
Idaho
Dr. Wenburn
Rexburg
James Simmons
Fred Cunningham
Jackson Hole
Hoback Basin
Marysville
Lemmis
Bannocks
Washington
Tetor
Market Lake
Hawley
No Exciting War News Reported From Platte Dispatch
General Schofield received a telegram from Omaha dated July 29 noting quiet conditions in Marysville and tension in Jackson's Hole. Reports suggest few Indiana fighters remain and a peaceful end to disturbances may be near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaton
Schofield
Department of the Platte
Omaha
Market Lake
Gen. Coppingers
Marysville
Lambi
Indiana
Jackson
Hole
Mount Baker Rouses With Long Slumbering Eruptions
Sumas News reports Mount Baker awakened last Sunday. The volcano belched large plumes of smoke and steam that rose hundreds of feet above the dome and drifted away before another eruption followed minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Baker
Sumas
Saya
Mount Baker
Fast Sack Sewer Claims Speed as He Bets on Wager
Grant Morse boasts of extraordinary seaming speed in sacks and backers a $100 wager. He notes he has sewn 1500 sacks in 10 hours and 240 in one hour, with 12 years of practice at Pacific Coast Elevator and strong emphasis on rapid work through grain bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Morse
Pendleton Tribune
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Public sale and settlements loom in Oregon court docket
Legal notices show a mix of court summonses and public notices from Umatilla County Oregon. Defendants appear in chancery actions, with efforts to publish by early October and statutory response times. A settlement of final account in the Estate of James Gregory is scheduled, with attorney Ramlistenl listed and dates in July.
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Supreme Court of Oregon
Pendleton
Clifford
Lee Street Bridge
Milton
Ibe Efitealt
Spert Court
Engi
Oregon
Crega
Nity
Beetlon
Willamet
Frew
E. Dapmarn
Penniston
State of
Umatilla County
James
Gregori
Baerstaniwis
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J. W. Smith
Prolxteros
Thor
Boron
Athena Postomier
Peelie Daar
Te Press
Moe Per
The
Portland Oregonian
Europe
Russia
Argentina
United States
Asrream
Niverestna
Tombstone
Bills Board
East Oregonian
Jack
Joan Eli
Hunor
Baltimore
Maryland
Hurst
Gorman
Hell
Gen. Schofield
Salem Statesman
California
Lee Perkins
Trinidad
Colo
Eugene
Guard
Perkins
Willamette Valley
Colorado
Utah
Ogden
Astoria
Gray’s Harbor
Register
John Turner
Canyon City
Harney
Waldenberg
J. P. Withers
Prineville Review
Lookout
Blue Mountains
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Granta
Cabel
Cabel Ledge
Dalles
Portland
Astom
New China Steamship Line
Wasco
Sherman
Klickitat
Sherman County
Rosebirg
Roseburg
Douglas & Levinger
Springfield
Gitting
Harney County
Jordan
Prineville
Prinville
Prineville Land & Livestock Company
H. Werterem
Byron, Ill
Aver
Ayer
Ayers
Shaw
Trentin
Hall
Toledo
Cheney & Co
Win Ice
John S. Baker
Court Street
J. Brehm
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