Glaciers in Glacier Bay Recede Remarkably, Alaska
Geological Survey reports show most glaciers in Glacier Bay, Alaska retreating. Researchers led by GW and FE Wright, with WR Pumpaily, note rapid front recession since 1899 at Muir Glacier expanding from a narrow neck to a seven mile arc. Earthquake and tidal currents cited as contributing factors. Potential mineral belts and deposits also identified.
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Borinnes News
Washington
Geological Survey
Glacier Bay
Alaska
Messors GW
FE Wright
WR Pumpaily
Geogicial Survey Department
Saucage and Cooked Meats at Stillwell & Go Market
Stillwell and Go advertise offerings of sausage and various cooked meats at their market with a contact phone listed as Main 16.
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Stillwell & Go's
Osteopathy Heralded As Best Aid For Woman Ailments
A Right Way piece extols osteopathy for women, arguing its spinal treatment via a garment reduces need for surgery and natural recovery offers superior outcomes to knife-based procedures. It claims many cases need only local care and that osteopathy supports female health without embarrassment.
Warming Note on New Streets Filth Prohibition
The ordinance banning throwing or depositing metals and filth in streets will take effect January 15. Property owners with such deposits should clean up now. A strict enforcement and penalties await violators, per Street Superintendent H W Somer La Grande dated January 10, 1907.
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H. W. Somer
City of
la Grande
Woodmen Orders Grow and Payouts Reported for 1906
The draft notes that Modern Woodmen of America founded 1883 and Woodmen of the World P J 1890. Pacific Jurisdiction W O W Oregon branch cited, with $14.50 to $19.00 insurance yearly at age 45. Reserve funds near two million on nine assessments in 1906. MWA paid all death claims and banked over two and a half million. MWA added over 100,000 net new members in 1906.
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Woodmen of the World
Woodmen of America
The
P. J
Pacific
W.O.W
Oregon
W.P. J
W.O. W
M.W. A
Wise counsel from the south on Electric Bitters cure
J R Blankenship of K Tenn touts Electric Bitters for back and kidney trouble. He claims first relief after the first bottle and full cure after several bottles, recommending the remedy with price 60 cents at Newlin drug store.
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J.R. Blankenship
K. Tenn
Poarantete
Newlin Drug Store
Fragmented Health Advisory Text About Cough Remedies
A garbled OCR passage discusses avoiding a certain remedy and mentions coughs, honey, folate, and various health terms. The readable content is minimal and lacks coherent facts or a clear outcome.
Millinery Sale At Fornasr Store Sees 30 Day Reductions
Maa J R Fornasr announces a millinery sale offering reduced prices on all items for the next thirty days. Customers urged to visit the shop to take advantage of the periodlong discount.
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Maa
J. R.fornasr
Court summons for deed in Union County Oregon estate
In the name of Oregon you are cited to appear in Union County Court La Grande on January 12 1907 at two o clock to show cause why the Administratrix petition should not obtain a deed bond for the south half of the southeast quarter of section 14 township 1 south range 8 east and related parcels to George H Tiffany. Witness Judge J C Henry December 10 1906.
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Estat
Ottia Oy
Citati
Ilera D. Tationy
Frank Tiffany
Annie Tiffany
Titan
Guardian
Tiffany
Tifany
Nellie Dee Maggieny
Burel Tiffany
Sylvia Tiffany
Bryan Tiffan
State of
Oregon
la Grande
County of
Union
George H. Tiffany
Union County
J C. Henry
State
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Bishop Moore
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Rgarding
Emerson
Angelus
HUBEA
J. H. Smith
Waegmaker
Giayegs Ipidgey
Stormin Ade Eens
Heulat
Emerson Angelus
Ralston
GOR
Adams Ave
Ine
TH. A Corp. Depot
City Brewery
Julius Rohsch
Frepingtog
Grande Ronde Lumber CO
Perry, Oregon
J. Hi. Peare
VU. S. Land Office
Pompadour
United States
Chicago
P.jj
CS Williams
HA. Staniels
Staniels & Jarman
Ainter
Degorator
Black
Ayery
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