Millionaire benefactor Penteons marks sixth birthday
News notes Daniel K Penteons a Chicago based millionaire and college benefactor celebrated his sixth birthday on April 16. The item also mentions a variety of 1900s era incidents including a Birmingham murder suicide and a lethal street affray in Kansas City with a mob scene.
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Daniel K. Penteons
Chicago
A. Wolf Burton
Taxton
Martin
Ieht Artillery
Sheridan
Nagasaki
Philippines
W. J. Lemp
St. Louis
Thomas Maher
New York
Robert Scott
Browd
Polce Meeren
Scott
Kansas City
Sallie J. Davenport
William van Wagoner
Church of Christ
Northwest News Bits From Oregon and Portland
The post office building at East Portland corner of Tinton Avenue and East Alder sold by RE A Baldwin to PJ Mann for 60 dollars. Delegates from Oregon, California and Washington to a United Brewery Workers convention meet in Portland. Governor Chamberlain appoints De AL C Panton of Portland as delegate to the American Medical Association meeting in Chicago. J M McPhee of Portland recently profited from the sale of a site worth 7,000,000 dollars. A fire in Portland damaged a fireman John Bateman, skull fracture expected fatal. Deputy Game Warden W A Mark arrests Coffitt, Trimboth, Clark and Ely for salmon poaching at Oregon City. confiscated five nets and 1500 pounds of fish. Contractor A E Grant of the north bank road expresses willingness to hire Japanese labor if white workers remain scarce. Veterinarian Henry SN Couden Jr.
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Oregon
California
Washington
United Brewery Worker
Cnven
Meemion
Portland
Chamberlain Tau
de. AL. C. Panton
Portion
American Medical
Chicago
J. M. McPhee
Farousary
Ney
John
Bateman
W. A. Mark
Jack
Elliot Coffitt
Frank Trimboth
Harry Clark
Charles Ely
Oregon City
A. E. Grant
North Bank Road
Japarievne
April land auction prospect yields wheat and stock
A fragment outlines an April sale of a large estate with wheat lands and stock ranch, noting a 160 acre sample at four dollars per acre, one mile from rail, with high yields stated as 72,000 and 27,600 per acre. It hints at city property and various business propositions amid the rough OCR text.
Wade & Son Firm Adverts Pendleton Oregon
E T Wade and Son publish trade notes from Pendleton Oregon offering services and contact details including a Miack 3111 telephone line for inquiries about shipments and agents.
Son of Rev Couden Dies After Board to Fort Lawton Ride
The son of Rev Henry N Couden chaplain of the House of Representatives in Washington died from heart disease after a ride back to Fort Lawton from Seattle. He fell from a horse injuring the spine, dying early the next morning. Portland speed limit is eight mph. Police found speeds of 16 mph and 25 mph in city traffic using split second watches. Fifteen warrants issued for automobile owners. Conviction penalties include fine and lifetime revocation. An ad promotes Farry Rigers Liver Pills from Tallman & Co.
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Henry N. Couden
House of Representatives
Washington
Ft. Lawcen
Seattle
Portland
Oregon Crop Report Eastern Oregon Week Summary
Eastern Oregon experienced a cool week with dry and warmer than usual conditions. Frosts occurred Tuesday and Thursday mornings across counties including Hood River Wasco Umatilla and Union while temperatures rose later in the week. Winds were generally light from the west with some southeast gusts and no widespread rain except early Monday in Baker County.
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Oregon
United States
Columbia River Valley
Hood River
Wasco County
D. N
Grass Valley
Sherman County
Keent
Furly
Umatilla
Abelwa 'T
Duncan
Weston
Maud M. Paker
Pendeton
County
BL J
Johnson
Platmu
Wallowa
Baker City
Baker County
Offee Weather Bureau
Wehr
la Chande
Union County
W.A
Digestive Aid Promises Restored Stomach Function
A health ad touts Kodol Digestive Cure claiming it fully relieves indigestion by aiding thorough digestion. It asserts the product lets the stomach digest its meals naturally and regain full digestive performance. Sold by Tullman & Co.
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Tullman & Co
Water supply short as springs dwindle in Walla Walla
Water reserves in Walla Walla have diminished over the past week. Superintendent Keight ordered cutting off inflows from Minor Creek to conserve the city reservoirs. A new pipe connects the city park reservoir to Milcreek to supply water until springs return to normal flow.
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Walla Walla
Keight
Min Creek
United States aid improves Indian valley soil reclamation efforts
Reclamation and agricultural departments report ongoing soil and water analyses in Uma tilIa county and eastern Oregon with India seeking guidance on alkali soil purification. US programs analyze salts, provide drainage plans, and offer circulars to Bunna valley irrigators. Successful stations operate at North Yakima, Fresno, Umatilla, and Ontario, while a presbytery meeting in Kamiah discusses New Perce reserve work and liquor sale issues before the Supreme Court.
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Bunna Valley
India
United States
Agricultural Department
Umatila
Oregon
Agricultural Departments
Punjab
North Yakima
Fresno
Umatia
Ontario
Jamen Hayes
Kamiah
Heyer
J. W. Hood
Clarkston
J. R. Lamb
Prescott
Kev. Aull
Moscow
Hunter
Kendrick
Miss Hutch
Siam
W. 8. Morley
Indian Department
Washington
Presbytery
United States Supreme Court
Yakima Wool Market Outlook From Local Observer
Yakima Valley wool prospects appear strong says Alex McAllister who cites Australia New Zealand and England sources. He predicts prices may rise with current wool valued at 19 to 20 cents per pound if cleansing is moderate and sand free. Wooltager Joslyn notes lighter early clip prices. current and future clip values estimated between 15 and 18 cents with a Charles McAllister lot of 49 000 pounds selling at 20 cents.
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Alex McAllister
Yakima Republic
Australia
New Zealand
England
Yakima
Frederick Joelyn
Mr. Joelyn
Charles McAllister
Win
Joslyn
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Wounds and Burns Fast
A reader from Bugles Kentucky recounts a severe torture on Devil’s Island and compares it to Pilea, claiming Bucklen’s Arnica Salve permanently cured him after less than a box. The testimonial notes the product heals wounds and burns like magic and lists Talimin & Co and Pendjetan Drug Co. as distributors.
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Devil's Island
Pilea
Bucklen
Napier
Bugles
Talimin & Co
Pendjetan Drug Co
Drugiinte
Walla Walla Presbytery Meeting Closes
Kendrick correspondent of the Lewiston Tribune reports the Walla Walla presbytery session ended after a well attended gathering with twenty one ministers present including eight Indians. The meeting drew wide church attendance across the district and featured notable discussions.
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Kendrick
Lewiston Tribune
Tnport
Walla Walla
Irving's Radio Wafers Kidney Cure Advertisement
Irving's Radio Wafers claim to cure scalding urine backache rheumatic pains nervousness loss of flesh sediment in urine and Bright's disease by a vegetable compound that acts on the kidney and urine. Sold at a box to Tallman & Co 623 Main St Pendleton OR.
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Irving
Bright
Tallman A Co
Pendleton
Spring Wat Sovial Hat Shaphrive Net Soel at Hendricke Nall
The Paptiet youth host a net social at Hendricke Nall on Friday evening April 20. Men may wear a woman’s hat for free refreshments. A lively event with hats, refreshments, and a performance by an artiste is planned. All girls should bring a hat to trim.
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Hendricke
What Schilling's Best Does for a Family
A fragmented note describes Schilling's Best as saving care for families, addressing elite use of products for flavoring extracts, and promising money back in groves or ventures, implying broad protection and resolution of questions about product quality.
Pendleton Wool Sealuring & Packing Co stockholders meeting notice
Notice to stockholders from Pendleton Oregon announces a meeting on Tuesday May 1 2006 at 4 p m at the company office. JUDD president and secretary and B CLOPTON signatory coordinate the notice.
Pendleton Woolen Mills Stockholder Meeting Planned
Pendleton Ore March 1 1906 notice to stockholders of Pendleton Woolen Mills of a meeting Tuesday May 1 1906 at 4 pm in the company office Pendleton Oregon signed by president BE Y Judd and Co A Carter
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Pendleton
Ore
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Oregon
Be, Y, Judd
Co. A. Carter
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