Revenge in the Lyons Journey Shadows a Loyal Love Triangle
Helen Montauban plots a chilling vendetta as Rose Lamonte’s betrothal to Louis brightens the scene at the chateau. Rose confesses a past with her missing father while Helen quietly schemes during the Lyons voyage, driven by a brutal mix of love and hate and a planned, unseen act of vengeance.
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Rose
Mademoiselle Montauban
Helen
Helen Montauban
Louis
Helen Montaubin
Rose Lamonte
Chateau
Countess de Clairville
Falee
Lord Egerton
Monsieur
Marquis
Lyons
Lord Exerton
Paris
The Marquis Seeks Truth Behind Roses Mood
Louis presses for a fast wedding to Rose while the Marquis battles with a hidden sadness. Rose offers quiet assent to plans yet reveals sorrow in her demeanor, drawing concern from Louis and the elder relative as he questions her in the library.
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Louis
Rose
Oregon Swamp Land Claim May Be Cut If Rejected
Salem reports the rejection of Oregon's claim to 55 000 swamp acres in Klamath marsh could reduce the state's potential sale proceeds. The 100 000 acre grant is being narrowed as surveyors flag about 7 000 acres as swamp land. Indian allotments were made recently, and a final confirmation could render 38 000 acres worthless. General Odell represented the state and disputes the decision lines. Values for the swamp lands range from 100 000 to 1 000 000 dollars.
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Salem
State of
Oregon
Klamath Marsh
Secretary of the Interior
Klamath
General Land Office
Money Put Up to End Oregon Electric Turmoil
Baker City reports the Oregon Electric Company will resume operations immediately after Eastern capitalists provided the cash to discharge debts and dismiss creditor attachments. Olm & Stayer received the funds for the corporation Pha ph. A. B. Frame of Portland organized the venture with Eagle creek water rights. he resigned as general manager after financial disputes. Creditors attached lumber and other property as work halted, with hundreds of thousands of feet of timber delivered and the power house nearing completion. Eastern officer H. H. Andrews is expected soon to oversee restart.
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Baker City
Oregon Electric Company
Olm & Stayer
Pha H
A. B. Frame
Portland
Eagle Creek
Frame
H. H. Andrews
Echo Butter Creek irrigation ditch project begins
Echo The Butter creek irrigation company started construction on a 20 mile ditch beginning below Echo. Harry Rogers, a prominent cattleman and wheat grower from Butter creek, was elected president and will supervise the work. The firm provides housing for employees and teams with about 50 teams at work and almost 100 men. Water will greatly raise land value.
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Echo
Butter Creek Irrigation Company
Harry Rogers
Butter Creek
Logging camps closed season ends on Elokomin and nearby rivers
Astoria The Pelton Armstrong company closed its logging camps on the Elokomin river near Cathlamet for the season. Benson shut down nearly all camps with one remaining at Bunker Hill. Only Skamokawa logging company camps and the Saldren camp on Grays river are still operating on the north shore of the Columbia.
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Astoria
Pelton-Armstrong Company
Elokomin River
Cathlamet
Benson
Bunker Hill
Columbia River
Skamokawa Logging Company
Saldren
Grays River
Re-Elected State Veterinary Surgeon
Salem Dr William McLean of Portland has been re elected state veterinary surgeon for two years from July 1903. The Domestic Animal commission consisting of the governor secretary of state and president of the state board of agriculture holds the appointment power. Salary is 1500 dollars per year plus necessary expenses.
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Salem
William McLean
Portland
Domestic Animal Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Snow Dampens Stockmen Spirits in Morrow County
The first general snowfall of the season in Morrow county occurred last Saturday. Ground cover ranges from one inch in the lowlands to thirty inches on foothills and mountains. The unusually early snow on frozen ground leaves stockmen feeling down.
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Heppner
Morrow County
Reduction of Wages at Booth-Kelly Company
Booth Kelly company workers are told of a new wage schedule effective December 1. The plan cuts 25 cents per day for those earning $2 or less and 50 cents per day for those earning more than $2.
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Eugene
Booth- Kelly Company
Baked Bananas Recipe From Peel to Plate
Tear a narrow strip of peeling from one side of each banana. Lay the bananas open side up in a baking pan. Cover closely and bake for thirty minutes or until very tender. Peel and send to table as a vegetable or serve with hot cream sauce as a dessert.
Potato Soufflee in Chafing Dish Method
A recipe instruction describes mixing mashed potatoes with cream and stiffly beaten egg whites. Heat butter in a chafing dish then add potato mixture in tablespoons, brown on both sides, and serve immediately.
Oregon Traction Company Incorporation Noted
Articles filed with the Secretary of State listing Oregon Traction Company of Portland with $1,000,000 for acquiring rights of way and building a railway from Portland to Hillsboro and Forest Grove. Also Hotel Monopole, Incorporated in Jordan Valley with $15,000. Western Oregon Conference of Seventh Day Adventists in Salem with $10,000. Brewer Drug Company in Stayton with $10,000.
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Salem
Dunbar
Oregon Traction Company
Portland
Hillsboro
Forest Grove
Land Sells at 120 Dollars Per Acre in District Deal
Alfred B. Duff and John Hunter sold a 10 acre garden six miles north of here to A. Fuller for 1200 dollars. Fuller gains use of the irrigation ditch with maintenance duties. Water rights accompany land, underscoring irrigation's value.
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Milton
Alfred B. Duff
John Hunter
A. Fuller
State Board of Agriculture Prepares Annual Report
The state board of agriculture in Salem is drafting its annual report for submission at the annual meeting scheduled for December 15.
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Salem
State Board of Agriculture
Portland Markets Selections From Regional Prices
A field of Portland market quotes lists wheat, barley, flour, hay, vegetables, fruits, butter, cheese, poultry, eggs, tallow, hops, wool, mohair, beef, pork, and lamb prices. Readable entries include Wheat Walla Walla at 73 8c, barley $19 to $21, flour Valley at 3.75 to 4.50, hay Timothy 16, onions 75c per sack, apples 75c to 2 per box, butter 30 to 32c, eggs Oregon ranch 32% to 35c, beef dressed 5 to 6 kc, pork dressed 61c to 7c per lb.
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Walla Walla
Valley
Oregon
Wool
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