Competition Cuts Phone Rates In Inland Empire
The Home Telephone company plans August service in town and triggers a rate cut by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. Existing two party line subscribers now pay 2.40 a month for a single instrument with 0.60 for extension, replacing the former 2.60 plus extension charge. Old subscribers may keep the extension by renewing control for a year. Pocatello delegation tours irrigation and electric railway projects in southern Idaho, meeting Governor Gooding. trip includes Minidoka, Milner, Twin Falls, Shoshone Falls, Blue Lake, Buhl, Boise, and Salt Lake City as guests of the commercial club. The visit highlights Western irrigation gains attracting large capital.
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Spokesman-Review
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Nez Perce Farmers Union Cuts Grain Sack Costs
The Farmers Educational and Provisional union in Nez Perce prairie expects savings of at least 16000 on grain sacks as competition among suppliers pushes bag prices down from about 11 cents to under 7 cents per sack. Last year 400000 sacks were used. Several bids remain to be submitted and a contract may still be avoided if further reductions arise. The union also added 26 new members and received multiple applications, aiming to become the largest local in the northwest.
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Nex Perce
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Capitalista Visit Idaho Arrives with 22 Capitalists in Private Car
A party of 22 centrist capitalists traveled in a private car and arrived in Idaho on a planned visit. Local officials provided welcome details as the group toured regional sights and discussed investment opportunities.
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Rich Oregon rancher carries $45000 in grip sack to Lewiston
Aged Oregon rancher travels with forty five thousand dollars in a grip sack through North Yakima to Lewiston Idaho bragging of his fortune. He explains he is selling holdings and will not inform his heirs. Police seize a gun from another man found with two thirty in cash. The article notes a large endowment drive in Salem and its expected positive impact on local property and business values.
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Foley’s Honey and Tar Patent Medicine Promise Refunding
Certification states all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughs, heal lungs, and prevent serious illness, curing la grippe coughs and preventing pneumonia and consumption. No opiates and genuine yellow package. refuse substitutes.
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Rash big sum endows Willamette with Salem pledge
Salem residents completed the first 10 000 of a proposed 1 000 000 endowment fund for Willamette University. Citizens pledged 20 000 toward the 100 000, the largest city total aside from Portland where gifts were from a few wealthy men. J C Thompson’s gift stood at 1009, likely to reach 2500, per the Salem Statesman. The fund aims to grow to 250 000 by June.
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Buffalo Monitor reports strong ore showings at ledges
Report from the Buffalo Monitor notes a rich ledge showing with 12 inches of ore worth at least 25 dollars per ton. Poor spring road conditions from the mine to Sumpter have halted shipments for weeks, and ore dumps are growing while Berkeley travels east seeking funds for Buffalo Monitor and nearby properties.
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Weather note from Granite Gem on snowfall near town
A Granite Gem note reports 20 inches of snow in the last 10 days at a location three miles from town. The writer also mentions fine weather in the lower country with fruit trees just budding, highlighting the contrasting conditions.
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No one immune from kidney trouble cure ad
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as stopping irregularities and curing kidney and bladder troubles within reach of medicine. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Pendleton Drug Co
ManZan Pile Remedy in collapsible tube
A. C. Koeppen & Co. sells ManZan Pile Remedy in a collapsible tube with notations. One application soothes heals reduces inflammation removes soreness and itching. Price 0c.
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Salem Wins First Class Status Boosters Highlight
The Salem post office receipts for the past year total $42,600, $2,600 above the threshold for first class. The final ruling will be announced tonight, with Capital Journal noting Salem’s elevation from second to first class. Boosters credit municipal effort for the upgrade, a strong draw for outsiders evaluating a move to Salem.
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Salem Capital Journal
An Insidious Danger to Kidney Health Warns Readers
An old advertisement warns kidney trouble as an insidious disease and urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs of trouble to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton Drug Co Promises Refund and Extra Boxes
A Pendleton advertisement touts a treatment claim for a condition described as mad op woman using eight boxes. If strength and nerves fail, the company will add eight more boxes at no extra cost or refund five dollars. The ad notes years of practice, no red tape, and endorsement by Pendleton Drug Co. It also asserts no substitutions and urges prompt claims.
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