Taft Campaigns in New York and Nevada Delegates
Washington reports a light week in politics with two Republican state conventions Nevada and New Hampshire and a major Illinois Democratic convention in Springfield. Bryan leads in Massachusetts while Taft and Bryan hold steady in national race. Louisiana votes on Tuesday with Sanders as Democratic gubernatorial nominee in a largely uncontested race.
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Idaho Falls plant orders big machinery from General Electric
Idaho Consolidated Power company of American Falls ordered extra machinery from General Electric of New York for early delivery and installation. The contract, closed by James H. Grady and Stanford, involves 80 000 pounds of gear for the island powerhouse. The plant will rise from 2000 to 3000 horsepower, with 60 000 horsepower waiting for larger installations and plans for a dam to raise water and add a third powerhouse.
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Idaho Consolidated Company
Falls
American Falls Company
Matlock party seeks 10000 head yearling sheep
Tom Matlock and his son H. F. Matlock of Heppner visited Pilot Rock this week and left yesterday to search for yearlings. He expects to buy about 10,000 head, with price varying by lamb quality. Reported bids ranged from 2.25 to 2.60 per head amid market uncertainty in a presidential year.
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Oregon
Sheep Market Likely to Stay Firm on Rising Demand
Market observers report steady firmness in the sheep market as demand grows, signaling sustained price support and ongoing buyer interest. Strong buyers appear ready to bid higher, underpinning future trading activity.
Richardson Ranch Sells as Major Land Deal in County
The Dayton Courier-Press reports the Richardson ranch, a vast 200 to 2200 acre parcel near Dayton, offered at 150000 dollars. Owned by W H Richardson, the property includes horses, machinery, a residence, elevators and grain storage, representing one of the state's largest land transactions.
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Heppner Market Day Set For April 2 Amid Advertised Efforts
Heppner Gazette notes market day was called off last Saturday for poor advertisement and announces a new sale date for next Saturday week April 2. C. C. Patterson and D. C. Gurdane lead the sales after obtaining a auctioneer's license and plan to make subsequent market days successful. They report substantial stock and personal property for sale on April 25 and continue listing more items daily.
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Taft Gets Two More Delegates in Fourth District
Ayor Mass April 18 Two Taft pledged delegates will be chosen in today’s Fourth district convention if the only contest is between rival Taft men. The piece notes the value of water streams capable of developing electrical power as a comparison to a gold mine.
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District Leader Excites Oregon with Howard Comedy
The District Leader opens in Oregon on April 21 featuring Joseph Howard the Um pire Land of Nod and The Time the Price and the Girl. Critics hail it as his best work with a strong melodramatic plot and lively music. Ethel Dovey and Frederick Truesdale lead a capable cast praised for singing dancing and stage presence.
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Ethel Dovey
Frederick Truesdale
Broadway
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Mr. Truesdale
Insidious kidney trouble warning and Foley's Cure
An ad warns that kidney trouble is insidious and can lead to fatal illness before symptoms appear. It recommends Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes, via Pendleton Drug Co.
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Ethel Dovey
Fred C. Truesdell
Vera Hamilton
Frank Weed
Albert Denler
Mina Manley
Gustav Neaville
Nellie Watters
Ward de Wolfe
Geo. W. Wandling
Geo. C. Cochrane
Jersey
Sammy Sen
Gale
Three hundred dogs killed in Walla Walla since August
Three hundred dogs have been killed in Walla Walla since August 1 as owners refuse or fail to comply with regulations. Local authorities warn that enforcement will continue to curb animal suffering and protect public health.
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Walulla Bulletin reports dog license fees neglected
The Walulla Bulletin notes many dog owners fail to pay council authorized license fees. Pound euthanizes stray dogs weekly by rifle shot. 35 dogs were killed Saturday and 12 to 11 more await dispatch this week unless owners intervene. Unfurnished rooms for rent advertised at East Oregonian office.
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East Oregonian
Tea as royal indulgence across two centuries
A compact note reflects on tea’s enduring status as a royal indulgence from two hundred years past and still valued today. It also mentions a grocer’s policy of refunding customers if they are unhappy with Schilling's fixt, indicating store credit or purchase protection.
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