Rose Reunites With Father in Lyons Before Paris
Rose finds her father Hugh Lamonte in Lyons after a long search. Hugh, once a humble woodsman, has adopted a gentlemanly appearance and vows to stay near Master Hugh while aiding him. He urges Rose to marry Louis, assuring her happiness and explaining his own quiet life in Lyons before their move to Paris.
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Lyons
Paris
Rose
Marquis
Louis
Jacques
Monsieur
Chateau
Hugh
Fitty
Marquis of Montauban
Helen
Mademoiselle Rose
Gasparde
Lamonte
Lula
Countess
Hugh Lamonte
Robin
Papa
Father
Paris Journey Haunts Helen Montauban Under Hidden Torment
Helen Montauban endures a long wait for Paris while a rival’s triumph looms. She hides her pain as Louis praises his bride to her, and Rose’s innocent closeness deepens the hidden peril as Helen’s deadly hatred festers.
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Helen Montauban
Paris
Louis
Helen
Rose
Cousin
Mademoiselle Montauban
Expressive speech and blanked quotes in Boston Tram script
In a humorous exchange a speaker questions rapid talk that outpaces stenographers. Johnny notes time speedups can occur and the other observes that newspapers credit only the main speaker while minor remarks are omitted.
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Johnny
Breeze
Boston
Oregon loans expand as market tightens in November
The state loan board approved loans totaling about 69 315 dollars in the past week and roughly 100 000 dollars for November, as demand for state school fund loans grows at low rates. The board notes a 6 percent interest rate and high required security, with cash in the fund around 645 483 dollars before new loans. In another action, the state land board awarded 4 600 acres of unsurveyed swamp land near upper Klamath Lake to Marsters and associates at one dollar per acre, while 2 400 acres will be sold at auction.
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Salem
State Land Board
Upper
Klamath Lake
A. ©. Marsters and
Marsters
J. D. Carr
Klamath County
Timber land sale marks large state transaction
The state land board issued 15 853 acres in Deschutes pine belt southwest of Bend to A J Dwyer Pine Land Co of St Paul Minn for 19 817 dollars in 1893 dollar value. Initial 62 certificates were transferred to the Dwyer company, reflecting early timber land acquisition.
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Salem
State Land Board
St. Paul
Deschutes
Dywer Company
Premiums for Good Roads in Salem Plan Adopted
The Greater Salem commercial club adopted a plan to boost permanent highways into Salem. Five adjacent road districts would compete for a $2,000 purse divided as $800, $600, $400, and $200 based on local labor or funds contributed, with no premium exceeding 40 percent of the value volunteered.
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Salem
Greater
Cordwood Scarcity Warns of Higher Prices Next Season
Salem reports cordwood bids for state institutions fall short of 8 000 cords. Bids total under 4 000 cords with prices 2.95 per cord for second growth and 3.50 for old growth, delivery by car raises price to 3.75. Early bidding aimed to give time for contracts, but participation remains low.
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Salem
Basswood Blossoms for Bees in Oregon State
Anthony of New Era in this county is believed to host the state’s only basswood trees on his property. Planted for his apiary of over 100 bee stands the bloom aids honey production and the wood suits box manufacturing. The trees are common in Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois and other central eastern states.
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Oregon City
Hermann Anthony
New Era
Anthony
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Clackamas Potato Crop Yields Strong In New Era Area
Oregon City reports Clackamas county potato harvests largely successful with yields up to 200 bushels per acre. George Brown near New Era notes 84 acres producing 700 bushels. Crops include Garnet Chili Peerless and Burbanks sold at 75 cents a sack and shipped mainly to San Francisco. 15 000 to 20 000 sacks expected from New Era this year.
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Oregon City
Clackamas County
New Era
George Brown
Plenty of Feed in John Day Valley Says Oliver
John Day-Joseph Oliver, longtime Grant county dairyman, asserts ample stock feed in the John Day valley despite earlier reports of hay scarcity. He notes large inflows of both sheep and cattle into the valley, backing his optimistic assessment of feed availability.
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John Day
Joseph Oliver
Grant County
John Day Valley
Oliver
Partland Markets Wheat and Produce Prices
Market list shows wheat across Walla Walla and valley grades with prices 72 to 78 cents, barley and millstuff quotations, hard wheat varieties and patent prices, and per cental costs for white and gray grain. Includes fruits vegetables dairy and livestock values with regional Oregon and Eastern references and assorted tonnage and crate pricing.
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Walla Walla
Valley
Oregon
Oregon Ranch
Wool—Valley
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Annes
Saria
State Board
Marsters and Associates
Rich
Bend
Clackamas
San Francisco
Partland Markets
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