Massive timber sale anchors Wallowa county trade
In La Grande Oregon S P Himes and C E Cummings of Pittsburg closed a deal for 15 000 000 feet of timber in Wallowa county. The lease is priced at 175 cents per thousand. Local cruiser D C Brischoux arranged the sale. In Aberdeen Washington elk are said to have died by the score in Olympic foothills and Lake Quinsault areas this past winter with young animals most affected by deep snows.
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la Grande
S. P. Himes
C. E. Cummings
Pittsburg
Wallowa County
D.C. Brischoux
Aberdeen
Wash
Olympic Foothills
Lake Quinsault
To Begin Mine Planting at Fort Stevens
Mining operations will start immediately at the mouth of the Columbia River. Auxiliary gear has been installed aboard the lighthouse tender Manzinita, which is reported today to join the maneu vere in the operation.
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Fort Stevens
Columbia River
Manzinita
Cardus Worked Like A Charm
A Jonesville letter from Mrs J Kendrick describes severe womanly troubles and a hospital operation with no relief until Cardus, a vegetable tonic, brought improvement. She now works pain free and endorses Cardual for other women. Writs to Ladies Advisory Crsttancoms, Transfers etc.
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Jonesville
Cardus
Cardul
Ki. B
Ladies’ Advisory E
Mill Firm Buys Timber Near Bristol Post Office
The Swan Hamann Mill company of Bristol area Washington state bought timber at public auction for 9500 on the east half of school section 18 near Bristol post office. The mill operates a logging road and three miles of flume sending three cars of ties and lumber daily to the North Bank road.
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Bristol Timber
Swan-Hamann Mill Company
Bristol Post Office
North Bank Road
Odd Fellows Gather for Lane County Anniversary Picnic
All lodges of Odd Fellows in Lane county unite to celebrate the anniversary of Odd Fellowship on April 26 in Eugene. A monster picnic is planned in West Springfield Park with speakers of importance. The exercises will last most of the day and a basket dinner will be served.
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Eugene
Ore
Odd Fellows
Lane County
Odd Fellowship
West Springfield
Hill Line Maintains Route Through Medford Oregon
Chief Engineer William Gerry of the Pacific and Eastern railway in Medford says funding will allow continued work. John P. Stevens, retiring Hill Lines president in Oregon, assures the Pacific and Eastern and Oregon Trunk will be completed as one line when funds are available. Work will proceed from both ends.
Madras City Council Hears 50-Year Power Franchise
At a special Madras council meeting A. E. Hammond applied for a 50 year electric light and power franchise. Hammond stated construction would start immediately and power would be ready within 90 days of grant. Final council action set for April 10.
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Madras
A. E. Hammond
Hammond
Lucerne Passenger Steamer Detained Over Smallpox
Lucerne a 12 1100 ton liner arriving on its first voyage between the Orient and Puget Sound ports was held at William Head quarantine after a passenger from Yokohama contracted smallpox and was landed for isolation.
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Victoria
B. C
New Weir Line
Lucerne
Orient
Puget Sound
William Head
Yokohama
Hillsboro Plans County Horse Show This Spring
Hillsboro residents form a county association and propose annual horse shows in Hillsboro Oregon with the first event set for Saturday April 29. The tradition was neglected in recent years but breeders and exhibitors look to revive the local exhibition with quality horses and materials for display.
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Hillsboro
Knocker Warns On Vision And Liver Health
A Knocker describes a man unable to see goodness, blaming a disordered liver. Advice suggests flushing the liver with Ballard's Herbine to cure constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache, biliousness, and all liver and stomach troubles, from A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C, Koeppen & Bros
Static electricity and its mischief across industries
The article explains static electricity as a troublesome offshoot of common current, upsetting printing presses, weaving rooms, and textile operatives. It describes how static clings to surfaces, causes sheets to bind, and sparks from moving belts, with a method using a high voltage transformer and steel wire indicators to neutralize charges in mills and printing rooms.
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Static
Electric News Service Fragment Clarifies Grounding Method
A fragment from Electric News Service notes a small wire brush guiding a charge toward water pipes to ground it and scatter the charge, claiming it avoids affecting the paper or running threads.
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Electric News Service
College baseball season opens with major tours planned
New York April 7. Colleges push into a busy schedule with tours from Cornell in the nation’s capital and to Baltimore Georgetown Dartmouth and others. Michigan readies a long Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana trip and a spring east tour. Amherst, Dartmouth Yale, Cornell, Georgetown, and a Japanese university all on the slate. Manhattan leads in games with 37, Penn 35, Princeton 30, Dartmouth 29, Yale 28, Cornell 27, Brown 27, Harvard 24, West Point 23, Columbia 22, Syracuse 21.
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New York
Far West
Cornell
Washington Americans
National Capital
Baltimore
Georgetown
Dartmouth
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Wolverines
Princeton
Syracuse
Brown
Amherst
Washington
Yale
National
Hanoverians
Elis
Zest
Japan
Ilithe
Manhattan College
Pennsylvania
Aca
Harvard
West Point
Columbia
Tulane
Orleana Pelicans
Old Eli
Giants
Weasleyan's
Middlebury
Middleton
Harvard Baseball
Annapolis
Princeton Awimmoers
Argo Fishmen
Philadelphia
Johns Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Vanderbilt
University of California
Biffs and Binglea Five Days to the Big Show
Five days remain until the big show opens as American Association and Texas league prep for next Wednesday. Weather forecasts in major league cities hint at a possible vacation if they cannot deliver. The South Atlantic League plans its start next week with Albany Augusta Columbus Macon Savannah Columbia Charleston and Jacksonville pausing for opening week. A puzzled voice asks, When money talks does it always talk cents.
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Biffs
Binglea
American Association
Texas League
South Atlantic League
Albany
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
Columbia
Charleston
8. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Various sports events and banquets announced this week
Leading cyclists, trap shooting, and kennel show prize money headline a busy week. Upcoming events include New York and Boston tennis and baseball series, college football and track schedules, a Yale rowing squad, and a large Albany Oregon church banquet with regional clergy and visiting ministers.
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Newark, N. J
New Orleans
Gun Clubs
Vilnois
New England
Blue Grass
Lexington Kennel Club
Dissolution Notice for Central Meat Market Firm Change
The firm Carney Tweedy Goodman proprietors of Central Meat Market has dissolved and will continue as Carney Goodman. Debts and claims against the old firm should be settled by May 1, 1911. Dated April 1, 1911. Ross Carney T J Tweedy Geo Goodman.
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Carney, Tweedy & Goodman
Central Meat Market
Carney & Goodman
Ross Carney
T. J. Tweedy
Geo. Goodman
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Dleton
Oregon
Sunkist
California
Sunkists
Baels
Rogers
Rogers & Sons
Suinkist
The
Exchange
Clark Street
Chicago, Ill
All Bealers
News OF the Northwest
Cardui
Lane Odd
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Californian Fruit Growers' Exchange
Chicago
Gentlemen's Driving Club of
Muskogee
Okla
Jack Lester
Tommy Burns
Bill Lang
Lemon
United Presbyterian Church
Lebanon
Brownsville
W. B. Riley
H. N. Mount
First Presbyterian Chrrch
Pendleton
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