Tumor of Four Years Growth in South Bend Woman
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims to removed a four year growth tumor in a South Bend woman after three doctors advised surgery. The ad extols the remedy as a standard female health cure for decades, inviting women to write Mrs. Pinkham for confidential advice.
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South Bend
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Mars
May Fry
Liv
E. Pinkham
Croner Brothers Run Resort and Hotel at McKenzie Bridge
George F Croner arrived from McKenzie Bridge this afternoon to spend a few days on business. He notes summer tourist travel already starts with a big rush expected after the Fourth of July. Croner runs the Selknap Springe resort while his wife operates the Log Cabin hotel at McKenzie Bridge.
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George F. Croner
McKenzie Bridge
George
Selknap Springe
Alsea Trail Progress and Forest Policy Report
Siuslaw forest reserve superintendent A E Cahoon details trail work between the Alsea and Siuslaw rivers, 14 miles completed of a 12 foot wide route, with contracts for finishing planned around July 1. A Wildeat to Gardiner link is also planned, contracts likely August 1. The fiscal year ends June 24 with about $15,000 spent in Siuslaw. Oregon totals about $100,000 state-wide, $40,000 for schools and roads, $60,000 for salaries and improvements. Cahoon rebuts Hawley on land transfers, notes homesteading possible if land is better suited for agriculture, and describes small timber sales and staff expansions in Lane, Douglas, and Lincoln counties. He argues government preserves forests for the people, contrasts with outsider speculation in the Siletz reserve, and recounts cases of timber claims and diamond-ring homesteaders.
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A E. Cahoon
Siuslaw Forest Reserve
Alsea
Siuslaw
Forest Service
Siuslaw Reserve
Gardiner
Oregon
Smith River
Wildeat
Seaport
Forest
Pacific Coast
Cahoon
Lane
Douglas
Lincoln
Siletz Indian Reserve
Michigan
San Francisco
Railroad Extension Spurs Timber Market Boom in Oregon
C R Seitz says renewed railroad extension plans bolster timber sales with more applicants than the prior year. The Mackenzie Willamette Trail project advances with about fourteen miles of trail done and a fifty to sixty mile route planned from McKenzie Bridge to the Willamette. Seitz notes late snow and rugged country limit work to six miles this year. Twenty four men remain on regular duty, with additional crews on trails. Marean Hurd of Eugene and George Landis of Cottage Grove are new appointments.
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C. R. Seitz
Lane County
Cascade Mountains
Willamette
MecKenzie-Willamette
McKenzie Bridge
Seitz
Marean Hurd
Eugene
George Landis
Cottage Grove
Lumber Cut of United States for Last Year
Washington records 2.92 billion feet of lumber in 1908 with 31,231 sawmills producing 33.29 billion feet, while overall U S output fell about 17 percent from 1907 amid a nationwide low business mood. Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Wisconsin follow with multi billion feet figures and declines. Texas shows heavy drop in yellow pine.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Bureau of the Census
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Texas
Lumber production by state and wood type in 1908 report
The report ranks states by lumber output with Michigan, Oregon, Minnesota and others leading. It notes more mills reporting in 1908, shifts in state totals, and mentions Georgia Massachusetts Colorado and Oklahoma gains. It lists dominant woods Yellow pine Douglas fir white pine oak hemlock spruce and cedar shingles and notes lath comes as a by product from many woods.
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Michigan
Oregon
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Alabama
North Carolina
West Virginia
California
Maine
Georgia
Mssachusetts
Colorado
Oklahoma
United States
Ama
New York
Forest Fish, and Game Commission
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Louisiana
Washington
Louisiaa
Building plans eyed for new modern cottage grove structure
Bert Lawson holds blue prints for a forthcoming dandy building with modern conveniences. J. S. Jones attended Willamette University trustees meeting in Salem as a member. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Van Denburg and daughter Eunice travel to Eugene for commencement events. O. E. Rice, pioneer of Lane county, suffered heart failure and was cared for at home. his wife had been paralyzed before her death years ago.
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Bert Lawson
J. S. Jones
Willamette University At
Salem
C. H. van Denburg
Miss Eunice
Eugene
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Eugene Resident
Mrs. W. D. Wood of Eugene Oregon testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills alleviating weak kidneys a lame back and tiredness. She praises the remedy and recommends it to others. Pills sold by DeLano's drug store with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Eugene
W. D. Wood
W. Eighth St
Dean
DeLano's
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
West Injured in Runaway While Driving Team
Oswald West of the railroad commission lies in Corvallis with three broken ribs and neck injuries after a runaway from the West farm near Corvallia. His hired man was also thrown to the road in the accident reported by the Salem Journal.
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Oswald West
Railroad Commission
Corvallis
Corvallia
West Farm
Salem Journal
Pacific States Tel to Build Albany Headquarters on Second Street
The Pacific States Telephone company plans to erect a new building in Albany next month to serve as the headquarters for its local system. The siding will occupy property on Second street near Lyon and measure 75 by 100 feet.
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Pacific States Telephone Company
Albany
Second Street
Lyon
Deaths from Auto Accidents in Portland and Seattle
Portland report states Walter Basel ing eleven was killed when he darted from behind an ice wagon into the path of a car driven by H L Keats. Eye witnesses say the driver could not have avoided the collision. In Seattle a Northern Pacific freight train struck an automobile carrying seven people neararge town. Grace M Thompson, twenty one, is expected to die and chauffeur Carl Schott is badly injured with a fractured skull.
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Portland
Walter Baseling
H. L. Keats
Keates
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Earge Town
Grace M. Thompson
Schott
Morgan's Daughter Faces Backlash Over Worthy Philanthropy
New York dated June 24 report tracks Anne Morgan daughter of Pierpont facing opposition from Brooklyn Downtown Tax Payers' Association over her autonomous restaurant at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Critics allege free rent debt and water subsidies give her a monopoly while workers and navy staff praise the dining room and its access to affordable meals.
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Glenn Guernsey
New York
Philanthropiets
Miss Anne Morgan
Pierpont
Europe
Arie A. Carnegie
J. Rockefeller
Miss Morgan
Navy Yard
Fio Ench Priv
Atperem
Mise Morgan
Southwest policy linked to regional prosperity
The passage argues Southwest is blamed for current conditions while Wall Street seeks absolution not by virtue but via vicarious atonement. It claims profits come from lending for coastal and Southern development, moving crops at high rates, and sharing in prosperity it did not create.
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Wall Street
Congress
Harriman
July First Optimist Club
Hwaite
Dissension in Reformer's Ranks in San Francisco
San Francisco June 28 The Calls published a digest of the Good Government League expose on the apy ballot scheme from Saturday's Chronicle. George A. Vanemith criticizes the league for using Russian spy methods and raises two theories about the scheme’s purpose. One theory suggests nominating Phelan for mayor, the other to assemble trial jury lists for future graft cases. Regardless, Phelan's mayoral prospects appear unimproved and the political muddle deepens. The stamp scheme’s origin is less important than its chaotic impact on San Francisco politics.
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San Francisco
Apy
Good Government League
Chronicle
George A. Vanemith
Cala
Qeod Government League
Phelan
James D. Phelan
Perry Davis Painkiller Ad Claims Quick Relief
An urgent advertisement urges immediate action for chills, cold symptoms, cramps, or diarrhea. It recommends taking a teaspoonful in hot water and promises rapid recovery, touting preparedness and a proven remedy. New bottle sizes priced at 35 cents and 50 cents.
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Perry Davis
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