Golconda Mine Reports Favorable Ore Finds Near Sumpter
Reports from Superintendent Meikle of the Golconda mine near Sumpter indicate high grade ore in drifts at several points. Three feet of ore averaging over 70 dollars per ton and other sections yielding over 50 dollars per ton suggest opening ore at multiple sites within six months. A 10 cent treasury stock sale aims to fund operations. Also notes Walla Walla executives touring and railroad improvements including a paint program and resumed Wallula connections with the O R N.
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Golconda
Sumpter
Concord
Meikle
Red Boy
Mickle
Treasury
Joseph McCabe
Walla Walla
W. & C. R. Railroad
Hunt's Junction
Pendleton
Webb Street
John Lambert
Wallula
Pendleton Investors Sell Golconda Stock Rapidly
James A Howard, secretary of the Golconda company, reports many Pendleton residents have invested and most of the stock will be sold within a few days on a paying basis.
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Pendleton
James A Howard
Golconda Company
Wields a sharp Ax Millions marvel at New Life Pills
Wields a sharp Ax, Millions marvel at the multitude of maladies cut off by Dr King s New Life Pills the most distressing too Stomach Liver and Bowel trouble Dyspepsia Loss of Appetite Jaundice Billiousness Fever Malaria all fall before these wonder workers 25c at Tallman Co s drug store Money to loan at lowest rates on town or country property J R Dick son East Oregonian building
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Jgon
J. R. Dickson
Advertisers Praise East Oregonian For Big Sales
WR Tarbet of Bennett Tarbet says The Fair credited the East Oregonian for drawing large crowds and boosting sales during a recent special sale with low prices. He notes he was not a big advertiser before but now believes prudent ad spend in trusted media yields strong returns.
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East Oregonian
Tarbet
Bennett @ Tarbet
the Fair
Noted Visitors and Locals in Pendleton Log Rolling Crowd
Dr. G W Tape visits from Hot Lake sanitarium while Master Harold Warner stays home with a severe cold. Numerous locals and visitors arrive for the Pendleton log rolling, including Mrs. F F Wamsley, R C Ward's guest, and S B Calderhead of the Washington & Columbia River railroad. Industrial agent R Judson pursues Hereford stock sale interests as Dr N G Blalock tours sights. John K McGill and Chas Geiss renounce British allegiance, planning American citizenship. C W James reports Weston normal conditions. J Ford attends from Pomeroy.
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G. W. Tape
Hot Lake
Harold Warner
F. F. Wamsley
Portand
Co. W. Pearson
Starbuck, Wash
R. C. Ward
S. B. Calderhead
Washington & Columbia River Railroad
R. V. Hutchings
Pomeroy
Mary Kester
C. H. Seeley
Louisa Rees
Howdyshell
Miss Balle
Pendleton
Ida Emilicott
Portland
R. ©. Judson
Harriman Lines
N. G. Blalock
Walla Walla
Inland Empire
St. George
Morris
Pendletom
Idaho
San Francisco
J. P. Ford
Pomeroy, Wash
Mathies Japson
John K. McGillvery
Chas. Geiss
Great Britain
Britain
C. W. James
Baker County
State Normal
Weston
James
Cruel Vivisection Accounts Stir Controversy
An 1891 discussion cites Dr Casten and others who dislocated dogs during experiments to study massage effects. The Atlantic source recounts brutal methods, including shoulder dislocations and puppy surgeries, drawing comparisons to French, Italian, German practices and provoking moral outrage in medical journals and countrywide debates.
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Casten
Henry
Merwin
Atlantic
Majendie
Elliston
Jersens
Publi Enera
French Cat Tale From Pont Ete Stirs Paris Messenger
A French cat tale from Pont Ete Maxence in Oise attracts Paris Messenger interest. An angler kept bait in a small tank protected by wire netting, but the clever cat steals giblets from a refuse heap and reclaims the bait with a nimble claw, illustrating feline ingenuity and the storyteller’s charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont Ete
Maxence
Oise
Paris
Puss
Strange Phenomena About Plant Growth and Seeds
A historical note describes remarkable plant behavior. An aquatic squash exhibit showed lifting by a harnessed lever, lifting sixty pounds after nineteen days and five thousand pounds on the nineteenth day. Globe turnip seed, tiny in diameter, allegedly expands 27,000,000 times its bulk with soil and air and can increase weight fifteenfold per minute under fair conditions.
Lost Child in Nursery Rhyme Missing From Home
A playful poem fragment describes a lost baby with hazel eyes and flaxen curls, seen by Dorothy after morning rain. The plea asks for return to Nursery Row, promising a rich reward to the finder. Also an ad mentions rooms in the East Oregonian building for rent with steam heat and water.
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Amite
Dorothy
Eat Oregonian
Massachusetts State Roads System as Still Unmatched
In Massachusetts a three member Good Roads commission oversees annual spending of 600,000 for state roads and maintenance. Over 800 miles have been built at about 9,000 per mile, praised as finest highways in the country, rivaling Europe. County control limits ten miles per county every six years, with roads eventually transferred to counties and financed from expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Way Commission
Europe
General Butler backs national road funding at good roads meeting
General Butler urged national appropriations for roadmaking at an interstate good roads convention in Columbia DC. He argued government aid is justified alongside rivers harbors Nicaragua canal and railroad land grants. Governor Candler of Georgia endorsed the movement and urged action on road improvement.
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General Hutler
Columbia
D. C
Butler
Candler
Georgia
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Yast
Gollconda Mine
Atyle
C. P. Ford
Wooder
THE
Pendleton Shoe Store
Pere
Qmeke Prite
Umatilla Cigera
Mary L. C. Robinson
Sellers
Court Street
Saving’s Bank
Pacific
Market
Nickelings Bank
Lyons Mercantile Coo
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
Lee
Tog End
East
Alta Street
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