Irrigation congress in Indiana to attract delegates and visitors
Indiana prepares for the National Irrigation Congress with delegates from Missouri River points Texas and the Northwest forming special trains. Vice President Fairbanks to attend. Denver and Salt Lake City planning trains. The event features a grand irrigation product exposition, concerts, and lavish decorations.
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Indiana
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Fairbankes
Hanley
Chicago
Denver
Miewouri River
Pointe
Texas
Utah
Neveda
Congress
Wedjes
Clarge
United States
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Disease Cure Story
R A Gray J P of Oakville Indiana describes ten years bedridden with kidney disease. He sought the best medical care but found no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. He calls it a Godsend and notes Koeppen Drug Store carries it. If you see it in the East Oregonian lite tree.
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R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
Koeppen
Ex convict Frink Borns inquiried near river wreckage
Fragmented report lists ex convict Frink Borns in a stormy search near the Boake and Ripera rivers with three youths, Jim Taino, Fivd Winters, and Spowline, fleeing toward New York. Mentions rescue efforts, hospitalizations, and a plan to teach in New Viek by December. Also notes local irrigation project and Idaho political convention nominating Margaret Sweet over E A Carpenter.
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Lewleton
Spokine
Riperia
Jim Taino
Spowline
Wallin Hide
New York
Nerebeck
Warning on Kidney Cure claims from local drugstore
An ad warns that for kidney and bladder trouble Foley's Kidney Cure covers all forms of kidney and bladder diseases, urging readers to avoid blame. Koeppen Drug Store promotes the claim while Baker & Folsom's advertises a carpet and furniture sale with a pleasant surprise during an absence.
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Koeppen Drug Store
Follen
Baker & Folsom’s
U.S.S
THE
Atlanta
Poorest Ranger Harold Saunders Missing In Wyoming Forest
A missing forest ranger named Harold Saunders, 26, last seen near North Yakima after leaving camp in the Teton basin, is suspected of foul play or murder. Police describe him as about 5 feet 7 inches, blue eyes, brown hair, wearing a white trim hat and blue worn clothes. He had planned a two day trip for supplies and may have been waiting for entry to land on the Columbia river.
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Ghyery Republic
Warder
Harold Saunders
Teton Basin
North Yakline
Cowleher Valley
Columbia River
CAPRI
Reg Mer Coltman
Tomow
Waiting in Line to Secure Columbia Land Office
Men queued at the United United land office in Yakima today as reporters note long lines of hopeful applicants seeking Columbia land claims. The Republic reports about the crowd and the enduring push for settlement opportunities in the region.
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Columbia
Bend
United Knited Land Office
Yakima Republic
Missionary Departure Plans Across Asia and Pacific
Siamese Mire Mula Van Veankeng will leave early next week for Laces in northern Siam to serve as a missionary under the Presbyterian foreign missions board. She travels via San Francisco and Honolulu to Hongkong and Bangkok, then undertakes a six week rowboat voyage to her destination, with an expected absence of one year. Milton Ragte reports in Rome that Archbishop Treland is to be made a cardinal this year.
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Mula van Veankeng
Laces
Siam
Foreign Mission
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hongkong
Bangkok
Milton Ragte
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