Lost Indian Gold Mine Rumors Stir Wallowa County
The Wallowa Sun recounts a long held tale of an Indian gold land in Wallowa county mountains. Involving Chief Joseph and Nez Perce legend, the piece notes two visitors from Spokane T B Early and Red Thunder revive interest.
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Wallowa
Wallowa County
T. B. Early
Red Thunder
Spokane
Joseph
Nex Perces
Stout Kivi
Wilson Basin
Lostine
Chia
Stout Ki-yi
Stout Ki Yi
Mr. Early
Nez Perce
John Henry Wilson
Nee Perces
Wallowa Valley
Cuticura Heals Baby Eczema After Trial
A mother recalls severe baby facial eczema starting at one month old. After ineffective treatment, Cuticura soap ointment and Resolvent cleared the rash, leaving the face smooth. She continues using Cuticura for her family, praising its toilet soap quality. May 14 and June 12, 07.
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Alton
Kan
Art for art sake ruling frees nude image promo
Attorney General Bonaparte issues an opinion in the Campbell case of the Fine Arts Journal. Reproductions of old masters are restricted in mailings but the nude painting La Source may be published in an art magazine. Editor Campbell celebrated by advertising a free nude picture with the July issue.
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Campbell
Fine Arts Journal
Paul Hail
Chicago
la Source
Art Journal
Plans for a new New York afternoon paper surfaced
A reliable source reports efforts to launch a New York City afternoon newspaper backed by substantial capital, but details are unconfirmed. Another circulating rumor says Charles H. Grasty, former Baltimore News editor and later manager of Mursey dailies, may start a Barton afternoon paper.
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Lewiston
Dalles
Stoutkl
Wiltonbarin
Joseph
John Henry Wilson
Save the Fourth Estate
New York City
Charles H. Grasty
Maltimore News
Mursey
Barton
Harvest Prosperity in Culdesne and Nearby Fields
Farmers report high yields with fall sown wheat averaging 45 bushels per acre and spring sown 80 bushels. L Long milled 887 barley sacks from 34 acres at 1 cent a pound, earning $26 per acre. Three miles from Culdesac, crops look strong though a fire damaged 40 nearby. Light rain fell briefly before clearing.
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Culdesne
Lewiston Tribune
Hugh Matteson
L. Long
Culdesac
Conway
Rumors of Columbia River road near Kennewick surface
Rumors speak of a railroad starting along the Columbia River between Pasco Kennewick and Wenatchee with a grading crew to move about 100 miles north of Kennewick. A contractor and 40 engineers are discussed, with speculation tying the line to Hill roads Northern Pacific Great Northern or Milwaukee interests as traders or officials hint at broader routes.
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Columbia River
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Kennewick
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Columbia
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Wanted at once for clean rags at East Oregonian
The East Oregonian office advertises payment for good clean rags priced at market rate. Readers are urged to bring usable fabric to the newspaper office for exchange or sale.
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