Last Session Naturalization Law Alters Power of County Courts
The act creates a federal bureau of naturalization under the Department of Commerce and Labor and will strip Oregon county courts of naturalization final papers after September 27. Only U S circuit and district courts, U S district courts, the DC Supreme Court, and U S courts of records gain jurisdiction. Fees split between the local clerk and the national bureau. Applicants must speak English or settle on government land. Naturalization papers cannot be issued within 60 days of a general election.
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Congress
Bureau of Naturalization and Imimternation
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Naturalization Bureau
Washington
Forty Fold Wheat Yields Fail In Heat Drought
The Athena Press notes farmers A. J. Wagner and William Tompkins report forty fold wheat fares poorly north of town. Extreme heat and drought this past month caused rapid ripening, brittle stalks, and shattered heads when wind struck, undermining overall yield across varieties.
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Athena Press
A. J. Wagner
William Tompkins
Sample Real Estate On the north side of the river residences
Real estate listing highlights a modern two and a half story 10 room house with basement and 18 lots on the north river bank near a new school house. It notes prices around 2100 with half cash and balance secured by mortgage, plus vacant lots offered by non residents. Offers emphasize attractive property, timely looks, and opportunities for speculation.
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West Bluff
Moertenge
New School House
West Pendleton
Read the East Oregonian Verse Invite
A brief promotional note invites readers to visit E. T. Wade & Son, encouraging engagement with the East Oregonian publication and its local listings.
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The
East Oregonian
Local crop yields fall short on Wagner and Wagener fields
The Wagner field looked to yield 40 bushels per acre, but only seven sacks were harvested. Grain lay shattered on the ground and could be gathered only by turning hogs into the field. Wind and weather kept the wheat in poor shape, mirroring Mr. Wagener and Mr. Tompkins' disappointing experiences.
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Wagner Place
Tompkins
Mr. Wagener
Salem to Pave State Street Amid Debate and Contracts
Salem will pave State street after agitation similar to Pendleton, with two thirds of frontage required to approve the improvement. Remonstrants total 3050 feet 1 inch, short of the needed 45 feet to reach the threshold, amid claims of price control by a single company and prearranged bids for finishing material. Nearby notes include a remark by Mrs. E. H. Aronson praising Electric Bitters, a Columbus Ohio immigration post seeking linguists, and Ely’s Cream Balm touts for nasal congestion with a 50 cent price.
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Pendleton
Salem
State Street
Furnleh Ff
Heyse
E. H. Aronson
Dublin
Tallman & Co
Rural Mail Boxes Rule Change Lets Patrons Make Own Boxes
Rural Mail Moxes Washington Aug 1 Today the order of Postmaster General Cor fel yon goes into effect rescinding the regulation under which patrons of rural mail routes were compelled to purchase boxes from one of 20 approved manufacturers who have offered about 900 different styles. Patrons may now make their own boxes but they must be approved by the postmaster of their district.
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Washington, D
Corfelyon
Mansefield Writer Credits Foley’s Kidney Cure Recovery
Ira W Kelley of Mansefield Pennsylvania says two years of kidney and bladder trouble improved after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He spent much on physicians with no benefit and urges others to try the remedy. Keeppen Drug Store notes his testimony. The choir may sing Peace on Earth yet that does not guarantee choir peace.
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Ira W. Kelley
Mansefield
Foley
Keeppen Drug Store
Elks plan $4000 temple remodel in Spokane
A general news note reports the Elks will spend 4000 dollars to remodel their Spokane temple. It also lists other varied items including a panther kill in California and a fatal shooting in Durango, Mexico as part of a long, mixed press summary.
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The
Elks
Spokane
Harry Mitchell
Buffalo Bill
Berrien Center
Mich
Wee
James L. Bray
Durango
Mexico
Frank Bauer
Fridy
Newe Redding
Cal
Frank Lorckhardt
Oliver W. Coleman
Northern Pacific
Nixon
Mont
Spohn
Clark's Fork
Fire destroys Noor Garvins Joseph Moulett engine Loss 1600
Northwest News reports Noor Garvins and Joseph Moulett's non aritor engine destroyed by a fire with a loss of 1600 and no insurance. Other brief items note a fatal accident in Rossland B C and various regional incidents and local government finances.
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Noor Garvins
Joseph Moulett
Hickman
Rossland
B.C
James Br.’ Robertson
Pacific University
M. E
Berkeley
Waero County Bee
John Atkinson
Kansas Colony Looks 10 Oregon Settlement Prospects
Kansas Washburn of Topeka urges a Kansas colony to settle near Klamath Falls Oregon as irrigation opens land. He expects 30000 acres ready by April 1 1907 and envisions a publicity fund to attract settlers while Southern Pacific upgrades the West Side line with night work and new earth fills to support growing traffic.
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Klamoth
Oregon
Klamath
FG. Washburn
Topeka
Kan
Klamath Falls
Klamath Project
Kansas
Washburn
Kaneas
Mercer
Woald Springs
Kaneae
Southern Pacific
Portland
Begretton
Saya
Pacifte Comat
Bertha
Beaverton
West Side
Burham Testifies On Kidney Cure After Four Years
Carlisle Center resident G B Burhams testifies that Foley's Kidney Cure cured his severe kidney trouble four years ago. He reports brick dust sediment disappeared and no symptoms returned in four years and recommends the remedy. Koeppen Drug Store.
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A. BR. Purhames
Carlisle Center
Foley
Dog License Tag Reported in Went Chicago July 1
An unclear Chicago dog license tag story notes a dog with license number 13,000 found solvent. The fragment mentions a can of press food shipped from Chicago, found at Roxbury Virginia, and a mobile looklike tag reading Fido No 12,506 Chicago RF L 0, with the dog unidentified in the Kansas City Journal.
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Went
Chicago
Roxbury
Thant Place
Chicago—R.fl
Kansos City
Quick Nelle for Asthma Sufferers Turns Up Relief
Foley's Honey and Tar offer immediate relief for asthma sufferers at severe stages and may effect a cure when taken early. Koeppen Drug Store distributed the remedy.
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Foley
Koeppen Drug Store
Prohibition Convention Opens as Delegates Attend
Columbus Ohio August 1 opening day of the state prohibition convention opens at the board of trade today and continues tomorrow. More than 600 delegates attend with every county in the state represented. Prominent prohibitionists from other states are present and will speak.
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Vocke Sam
Columbus
Civil Service
Immigration Service
Boston
Man
United States
Board of Trade
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Looto Power
Washington, D. C
Athens
Sample Real Estate
E. T. Wade & Son
Ely
Ely Bros
Montgomery Broe, &Co
Dufiato St
Pierce Automobile Company
Northwest News
John Faden
Baker County
McEwen
Kitchen & Kelley
Pack River
Idaho
Ernost Miles
Straup
Coeur d'Alene
Miles
Coeur -Alene
Holse
Caldwell
Payette
Wilson River Tollente
Tillamook
Supreme Court
Adjanant
John McNamar
Bomnethen
PG. Washburn
G. B. Burhams
Val
Jace
Insertion
Alexander
Alwa
Graham Furniture Co
Pendleton Power Laundry Fishman & Peters
J. L. Vaughan
Rictan
West Court Street
Downey
Lehman Springs
Tallman's
Pendleton Planing Mills
Forster
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Lee
Colesworthy
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