Creamery Interest Moves Through Portland Man Visit
Athena notes a Portland creamery man exploring local installation with experience including a Prineville mill. Also mentions Miss Aley Foss to teach in Glasgow Montana and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Wiseman in August 1907. Wheat yields touted as bumper, campers head home due to cold, 40 cattle sold to C. H. Sheran, local stockman.
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Portland
Miss Foss
Glasgow
Montana
Athena
Inland Empire Wheat Growers’ Association
Carrie Stone
Walla Walla
Byron Hawks
Spokane
H. H. Hill
Bolee
Aley Foss
Len Simpson
Bellingham
Wash
L. A. Githens
Kate Brookner
John Thompson
Umatilla River
C. H. Sheran
Fred Kershaw
A. C. Skinner
Prineville
John Wiseman
Harvest Uninterrupted Wheat Held Near Echo
Rains fail to hinder harvest around Echo with wheat streams to the warehouse. Growers expect good prices this fall. Local officials and professionals depart for Seattle Portland Pendleton. A prairie fire sparked by a railroad train burns 10 acres of Willard farm wheat near Tekoa.
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Echo
Calvin
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Company
Seattle
Umatilla
Oliver P. Morton
Portland
R. A. Johnson
Pendleton
Tekoa
Willard Farm
Henry Bilyou
Miona stomach tablets advertised by Tallman & Co
Guaranteed by Tallman & Co. The ad promises relief for headaches back pains and digestive distress. It claims Miona tablets cost nothing unless they restore health, urging sufferers to use the product and regain well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Hermiston Notes Rapid Real Estate and Dam Work
Hermiston notes show brisk land sales by Hermiston Realty with 90 acres sold. Bradd builds two houses near Locust and Fourth. McNaught to live there. Watermelons from Frits place, ice cream social hosted by church, and visitors returning to California. Dam work and school/baptist projects advancing. council discusses Farmers' Co operative Telephone franchise. Hobson in town. bank fixtures installed. Newport pumps at Hill well. Snell estate left $2,000,000 to others.
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Bradd
F. E. Hobson
California
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Aug
Umatilla County
Echo
Hermiston Realty Company
A. Bradd
Locust
Fourth Streets
Carl McNaught
C. P. Stanyon
Sarah Cameron
Portland
Sophia Reese
Tacoma
John Frits
Skinner-Newport
Edward H. Geary
Geary
Hugh Frazier
H. T. Frazier
Shake
Glenn
Umatilla
Seconl Council
Farmers’ Co-operative Telephone Company
Homes for congressmen and new capitol offices
Washington dispatch says handsome office buildings at the capital near the capitol will be ready for occupancy by December 1. Subways connect to the capitol with 33 by 11 feet tunnels and stations at both ends. House offices to be ready first. senate building due by December 1908.
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Washington
National Capital
Washington Dispatch
Capitol
House
Senate
T Ia
FIX THRESHING PRICES NEZ PERCE SIX CENTS A BUSHEL
A Nez Perce Idaho correspondent reports a meeting of threshing machine men last Saturday to fix prairie threshing rates for this season. Six cents a bushel for oats and barley. ten cents for wheat in the stack. and a higher rate when wheat must be hauled to the machine. They say eastern prices caused losses last year and higher wages and operating costs justify the increase to prevent further losses.
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Nez Perce
Idaho
No Refunds for Land Office Fees on Protested Claims
The La Grande Observer notes a ruling by Land Office Commissioner Ballinger and Interior Secretary Garfield that funds paid to local land offices for non homestead land cannot be refunded if a protest is filed or timber claims prove mineral. Funds are now turned to the government and held. Congress may act to allow refunds when relinquished or upheld protests occur.
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Land Office
Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Garfield
la Grande Observer
New Train For Portland El Paso Express Service
San Francisco dispatch reports General Manager Calvin ordered an express train network on all lines from San Francisco. Within a week service will run to Portland El Paso and Los Angeles with one train each way daily, stopping only at key points. Portland traffic pressures staff debating a fourth train to meet demand.
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Portland
Cooper’s New Discovery Aims at Tape Worm Cure
A testimonial claims Cooper’s New Discovery cured stomach trouble caused by tape worms. The letter describes lifelong fatigue, foul taste, and poor sleep, followed by the passage of a sixty foot worm after three doses, with restored appetite digestion sleep and strength. Nick Emmerick Milwaukee Wisconsin provides address.
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Cooper
Nick Emmerick
Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
Pendleton Drug Go Agents for Cooper Medicines
Authorized agents for Cooper medicines promote full details by phone. The Pendleton Drug Co. reiterates its role as Cooper medicines representatives. Rain praised in Salem as a welcome shower, aiding leaves and crops like hops potatoes cabbage turnips and tomatoes though roots remained dry. The diligent man who handles all duties stands ready for big tasks when they arise.
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Cooper
Pendleton
Salem
Salem Statesman
Zon-Phora Promises Health For Women Suffering
Ad promoting Zon-Phora claims to cure lucorrhea and change of life and restore health. Includes testimonials from Mrs. Alice Brown and Mrs. Elwin Lee and urges readers to buy a one dollar bottle with Dr Pengelly's Advice to Women. Describes the medicine as a blood and nervous system remedy for women.
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Zoa-Phora
Zon-Phor
Elwin Lee
Addison
Michigan
Alice Brown
Valley Junction
Joon
Elkhart
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Toledo
Telephone Company
The
Reclamation Service
Roy Saxton
Madison, Wis
Hobson
F. E B. Hobson
Oregon
East Umatilla
Harmston Bank & Trust Company
H. C. Newport
Hoe
Thomas Snell
Bloomington
Congress
Oregonian
L. T. Cooper
Jamestown Exposition
Yellowstone Park
W .Adams
Ore
Northern Pacific Railway
A. D. Charlton
Air
Northwestern
Matlock Building
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