16 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
1
Reports from Washington describe a Congress torn by partisan divisions over war expenditures and currency reforms. Nebraska Governor Ben Dastrach and Paymaster officials are cited in debates on indemnity amid a broader push to stabilize the economy and support military needs.
A chaotic digest notes diphtheria outbreak in Canby and Baker City with unusual sheep price offers refused in Moregn county. Marion County farmers grow more oats and less wheat. Corvallis planning mill closes a contract for 20,000 window sashes. Oregon & U N Co distributes about $127,000 in Clackamas County for range and tea. Sumpter For Wardens ships over 2,000,000 pounds of freight in six weeks. JW Whalley’s death noted. Portland area dangers mentioned. merchants set a $100 reward for store thefts. About 300 Klamath Indians to work on Oregon Midland railroad. Oregon University basketball loses to Stanford 34 to 0 at Palo Alto. La Grande sugar factory output valued at $140,000. Some farmers report up to 40 per acre from be rt. A county officials convention in Portland Nov 20 to standardize taxation. Roberts & Julson report $600,000 from a 10-stamp mill at Henley in 2.5 years, $400,000 in last four months. Ashland freight congestion easing with 660 cars daily across the Biskiyous. State Treasurer Moore receives $1,460 from National Home for Disabled Volunteers for Soldiers Home inmates at Roseburg. Miss Lulu Jones improving after a head wound. may soon return home. Jefferson Review cites Chamberlain’s Pain Balm aiding a longlasting shoulder pain. Advert for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm from Apolte L Miller, Manchester NH, and local sellers.
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