Cure for fowls scales and new potato disease news
The column reports on curing fowl scaly legs with a kerosene and talc dip, noting two applications may be needed. It also warns on the wart-like potato disease spreading in Europe and risk of introduction to the United States, carried by seed potatoes and soil infection.
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Europe
United States
Hungary
England
Treland
Germany
European
Newfoundland
United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Yard Upkeep and Early Spring Tasks
Guidance urges feeding poultry before daybreak, cleansing poultry houses, whitewashing interiors and outbuildings in spring, warming hens, and easing horses into work. Instructions advise gradual training for lambs and immediate cooling of milk after milking.
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Poullet Edgee
Farm News Snippets Snapshot of Rural Life
The column notes Maine uses over 4000 potato diggers to harvest from a single state. It mentions Mrs T Griffith of Los Angeles owning Blue Andalusian hens laying 226 each per year. Senator Isaac Stevenson of Wisconsin and a Holstein herd describe winter butter yields up to 8 dollars weekly. Arkansas farmer K Keldy reports eight hogs killed, weights 700, 770, and 776 pounds, with four others averaging 100 pounds.
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Nubbins
Farm News
Maine
Griffith
Los Angeles
Isaac Stevenson
Wiscon- Binoway
K .Dleldy
Arkansas
Breeding Heifers for Seasonal Milk Flow
Breeders aim to time calving in fall to trigger the quickening of lactation and extend milk production into spring. By breeding heifers to calve in autumn, the postparturition boost can sustain milk yield as pasture erases and early spring forage appears. The heifer should not be bred for at least six months after calving to maintain the long term milking habit.
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Wien
Port Worth Citisen- Shar
University Bulletin on Education School Courses
The February University of Oregon bulletin lists next year’s courses in the School of Education. It details training for high school subjects, superintendents, principalships, and administrative roles, plus teachers of music and physical training. Admission requirements align with other departments. It notes a western trend of oversupply in English and history and a scarcity in mathematics and physics.
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University of Oregon Bulletin
University School of Education
School of Education
Watch for the Comet Red Dragon of the Sky
Cautionary ad urging mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar for spring coughs and croup prevention. Claims prompt use saves lives, emphasizes safety with no opiates, and promotes Koeppen Drug as the source.
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Foley
Conscience money puzzle at Oak station
Ind Emmet Lowery, a local agent, faces two offerings of four dollars twenty five cents and three dollars seventy two cents as conscience money for rides long past on the Southern railway. He plans to turn the funds into proper channels by buying and canceling tickets to avoid book complications.
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Oak Banality
Ind
Emmet Lowery
Enesy
Christian Hues
Southern Railway
Lowery
American sculptress tests boldness with The Vampire in Leipale
New York reports on Kahne Beveridge the American sculptress exhibition in Leipale Germany drawing wide notice. Her The Vampire described as the most ambitious work bold in idea with mixed reviews. Other pieces including the bust of her sister Ray Beveridge have sold well. Ray Beveridge slated to appear in New York at Weber's theatre in The Lady of Labor Square in French role. This photo shows her posing as Payohe for her sister.
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New York
Kahne Beveridge
Leipale
Germany
Ray
Ray Beveridge
Weber's Theatre
Foley's Kidney Remedy Claim Card
An advertisement states Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any kidney and bladder trouble within reach of medicine. It proclaims universal efficacy and is attributed to Koeppen Bros.
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Foley
Koeppen
Labor Shortage Hits Baker County Industries Hard
Baker City Oregon reports a severe labor famine as employers warn 1000 additional workers could be hired. Projects slow on Sumpter Valley railroad from Austin to Prairie City due to scarce men while Warren Construction begins work and needs more staff. Oxbow tunneling at Camberfield suffers from limited manpower. high wages propelling demand as Hill and Harriman expand rail lines in central Oregon. Ranchers seek laborers for spring planting amid rising wages.
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Baker City
Ore
Baker County
Het
Warren Construction Company
Sumpter Valley
Austin
Prairie City
Coud Te
Tts
Camberfield
Hill
Harriman
Oregon
Remarkable Dog Intel told by Takilma man Corbitt the clever hound
Oscar Beer of near Takilma Oregon owns Corbitt a dog praised for high intelligence. Portland Journal notes feats such as retrieving a hat from a wall by moving a chair climbing to pull it down and carrying it to Beer. On a hunt Corbitt leads a chained mate back home and assists in overcoming obstacles and finding tools.
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Oscar Beer
Takilma
Ore
Carhitt
Beer
Portland
Corbitt
Aogs
Hilla
Bower
Wear gold bangles to show engagement fad grows
London observers report a rising trend among educated English women to advertise engagements with gold bangles and other jewelry. Critics say the fad reflects peer pressure and a shift in courting customs, provoking strong feminist opposition to “engagement bondage.”
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London
England
High cost of living cited with Foley’s remedy claims
The note argues that price hikes affect many necessities without better quality while praising Foley's Honey and Tar for maintaining high standards and effective throat and chest relief without extra cost. It warns that the genuine product comes in a yellow package and to refuse substitutes, via Koeppen Bros.
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Foley
Koeppen Bros
Lytle Finds White Plague Germ in Chicken Eggs
Portland report by W H Lytle state veterinarian filed with Dr Calvin White shows eggs from certain hens carry the white plague germ. He warns danger exists though cooking ceca thoroughly reduces risk. no cough remedy comparison.
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Lytle
Portland
Ore
W. H. Lytle
Calvin White
State Board of Health
685 Pound Woman Jailed in San Francisco
Local police arrested a woman alleged to publicly exhibit a deformity, weighing 86 pounds. She was brought to the city prison in a taxicab and had to have the prison doors opened to admit her for booking.
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San Francisco
Repair Shoe Offer By A Eklund In 65 to 90 Cent Sale
Advertisement by A Eklund inviting customers to bring in shoes for repair. Indies' shoes priced at 65 cents and gentlemen's shoes at 90 cents per pair, highlighting modern machinery for better workmanship. The notice speaks in a sharp sales tone targeted to shoe owners.
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Tadies
A. Eklund
Parointment Cure Advertised for Itching and Bleeding
An old advertisement promotes Parointment as a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding and related conditions. The offer claims relief for multiple symptoms and appears as a generic medical elixir pitch with available quantities.
Liquid Foot Base at First Class Drug Stores
A product named Liquid Foot Base markets relief for tired aching and sweaty feet at 26c per bottle. Sold through First Class Drug Stores.
Talbot elected president of Portland Gas & Coke Co
Portland leader W. Talbot, vice president and general manager of the Oregon Electric, was elected president of the Portland Gas & Coke Co at a stockholders meeting. He also joined the board of directors, amid a Tuesday report from Salem.
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Portland
Guy W.talbot
Denersl
Oregon Electric
Portland Gas & Coke Co
Bitter Lewiston fight over police chief suspension
Lewiston Idaho faces a fierce municipal clash as Mayor Tweedy suspends Police Chief Masters. Recall petitions circulate seeking a special election to remove Tweedy, with allies threatening to recall Police Commissioner Charles Baker. Churches back Tweedy, steering the battle on wet and dry lines.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Lewston
Masters
Tweedy
Charles Baker
Judge Mistaken by Gendarmes Over Old Clothes in Paris
An Assize Court president in a provincial town is stopped on a dusty road by gendarmes who mistake him for a thief due to his shabby attire. He proves his identity at the gendarmerie, then recounts the humorous misadventure to friends as a tale of mistaken arrest.
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Tim
Paris
Assize-Court
Wnll
Tne
Assise
Assize Court
Indians on Warpath Over Spokane Money Share
Charley Deaf, an Indian of Klickitat Falls near Lytle Washington, threatens to go on the warpath unless his uncle Indian Jim shares $1000 from a Spokane power project. Dent, his rival, is described as irresolute and fond of alcohol, while Ham Yearsley and Ryale syndicate hold riparian rights payment from the mother.
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Sam
Spokane
Lytle
Wash
Charley Deaf
Klickitat Falls
Jim
George
Canfield
Ham, Yearsley & Ryrle Syndicate
Lyle
Dent
Cemetery wall construction before Decoration Day
Frank Duprat announces concrete wall work for graves at the cemetery, available now or by appointment at Red 2627. Free information provided. Also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a pleasant to take, soothing, and healing treatment for throat and lung issues, sold by all dealers.
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Mnny
Frank Duprat
Poverty desires luxury and avarice in excess
A quoted line from Crowley frames a critique of wanting wealth beyond need, highlighting the tension between poverty and insatiable greed. The remark underscores social commentary on material excess versus deprivation.
Human Interest in Advertising Puts Heart Into Sales
A tale of a college graduate in flashy dress shows how sincerity and fellow feeling win attention. For business, advertising that speaks plainly, uses everyday language, and reveals real product details persuades customers and builds trust. Truth entertaining boosts responses and justifies higher ad budgets.
Daily East Oregonian Carrier Rate Summary
Sizeable pricing note indicates a weekly carrier rate of 15 cents for the Daily East Oregonian. The brief appears to be a circulation notice or subscription helper aimed at informing readers of the cost via carriers.
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East Oregonian
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