Pacific Monthly advert offering combined magazine rates
Portland Oregon publication promotes The Pacific Monthly at 1.50 per year with bundled offers including MeClure's Magazine and Woman's Home Companion. Offers list three combinations with totals from 6.00 to 6.60 and specify payment by postal money order to The Pacific Monthly.
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Pacific Monthly
Portland
Oregon
The
MeClure's
Woman's Home Companion
MeClure's Magazine
Review of Reviews
I’aifte
Portland Oregon
Free irrigation booklet for Oregon farmers issued
The General Passenger agent of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co and Southern Pacific Lines in Oregon announce a free booklet Well Irrigation for Small Farms. It outlines practical, concise ways to profit from inexpensive irrigation and urges land ownership for every farmer in Oregon. Copies available on request to Wi McMurray and Jimes in Portland.
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General
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co
Southern Pacific Lines
Oregon
Wi Mc Murray
O.rl&n
P. Jimes
Portland Oregon
The Mnell of the Weed
The Department of Agriculture finds spraying with iron sulphate effective against wild mustard Canada thistle and dandelion in young fields. The corrosive chemical destroys tender growth of weeds with minimal harm to grain, especially winter grain or early spring sowing.
Circular Letter Urges Farmers to Oppose Shipping Policy
Portland, Oct 15 1909 A Seattle Merchant Marine League note says foreign vessels loading coal for the Navy must return in ballast to loading ports to avoid coastwise traffic conflict. The group argues wheat shipments to Europe by these ships lower freight costs, benefiting farmers. they urge Granges and farmers to push the issue.
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Marine League
Seattle
Atlantic
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Orient
Europe
Beneft
Delag
Balfour Guthrie & Co
Last Sunday Visit to Morgam Ends in Runaway Crash
A damaged fragment reports Mr and Mrs Gotton visiting their daughter in Morgam. On leaving a runaway team led by Mr Gonnerot Conse Berry frightened the pair and struck a passing automobile, causing a crash at the scene.
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Mes Gotton
Morgam
Sul
Aley
Gonnerot Conseberry
Train incident injures elderly couple on rural road
An accident involving a wagon carrying Mr Gorton and his companion toppled them, stunning Mrs Gorton and bruising her face. The couple, described as elderly, suffered shock and possible lasting effects. Both teams were controlled before the damage occurred.
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Gorton
Sind Mere Gorton
Mrs Gorton
Birthday Party for Glen Ward Celebrates Fourteenth
Last Saturday a group of Glen Ward’s young friends gathered at her home to celebrate her fourteenth birthday. A merry afternoon followed with girls from nearby homes attending and returning home with the candlelight memory of the party. Attendees included Dorist Wilt, Don Howard, Linnie Pennington, Viola Akers, Raby Engelman, Elvena and Della Davidson, Opal Padberg, Sperry Mabel Stanley, Dot and May Henger.
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Glen Ward
Jane
Glen
Dorist Wilt
Don Howard
Lennie Pennington
Viola Akers
Raby Engelman
Elvena
Della Davidson
Opal Padberg
de] Sperry Mabel Stanley
Dot
May Igenger
Mr Petteys Recovered At Home After Fatal Train Collision
Mr A C Petteys, injured when his team was struck and killed by a train about two weeks ago, has recovered enough to return home this week. The Proclaimer’s claim that high wind kept him from hearing the whistle is disputed. he stopped to listen before crossing, and the whistle had blown.
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A C Petteys
Apo
Line
Mr Petteys
Trade Brings Hatton Farmers to Morgan Ranch Change
In Morgan a property trade occurs as FC Dillingham swaps a fine ranch for merchandise and real estate at Hatton Washington. Dillingham departs to oversee the new holdings while Mrs Dillingham stays in Morgan for the winter. The new farmers are Fisher and Lall of Hatton and the Mallail family plans Morgan residence soon.
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Morgan
FC Dillingham
Hatton
Washington
Dillingham
Lielness
Fisher and Lall
Mall Ail
Notice for Public Sale of Lands in Oregon
Notice is hereby given by the U S Land Office The Dalles Oregon that under Act of Congress approved June 27 1900 Public Land 203 the land will be offered to highest bidder at 10 AM on the 10th day of November 1900 at the office the tract described SWANW See TUN 199 EWM. Claimants must file claims or objections by the date or lose rights. CW Moore Registrar.
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SiLand
Dalles
Oregon
The
Orn Land Office
CW Moore
Artiys Secretary of the Interior
Iadeg Ag
Umatilla
United States
United States Land Office
Dulles
Restoration of Public Lands for Umatilla Project Oregon
The Interior Department announces restoration of withdrawal status for specified Oregon lands tied to the Umatilla Project. Public land laws apply from October 16, 1900, with occupation penalties after July 4, 1809 and prior to October 10. Public notices list land parcels by township and range with restrictions and withdrawal changes.
Trade Column Listing Portland Property and Trades
A listing describes diverse barter options in Portland including land, farm goods, and a hotel, offering 100 acres of wheat land for exchange and various improvements. It notes property in Oregon coastal towns and near Portland with terms like windmill power and a 5 room house, inviting inquiries from interested buyers or exchangers.
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Portland
Nile
Electrin
Jeartine
Ornecon
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Rock Springs Coal
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L A. Race
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Morrow County
Criceman
Wry Journal
Department of the Interior Ceneral Land OF Pir
Washington, D.C
Itdine
Colmintia Wiper
Svy
Gael
SV. Prqudfit
General Land
Otwe
Frank Perec
Piret
Serretu Y
Litetior
Trade Column
Finnee
Carsine
Tadderiy
Ake
Gould
Tonal Jr
Guy
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