Vet plans crude oil dip for mange in Idaho district
Dr. George BE Noble state veterinarian spent Sunday in town after a week away in Brownson, Bolt Lake, and southeastern Idaho. He returns to Shoshone to lead a campaign against horse mange, reported to be spreading in the area. Dipping works will be built in Lincoln county near Shoshone, aiming to dip some animals this week. Noble also investigated poisoning of six horses at Soda Springs, Bannock county, suspecting exposure to poisonous material. Lewiston Tribune.
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George BE. Noble
Bryanston
Wyo
Bolt Lake
Idaho
Shoshone
Minge
Noble
Prantton
Balt Lake
Lincoln County
Ctty
Soda Springs
Bannock County
Lewiston Tribune
Apples Worth Good Money This Season
Buyers are in the field and making fine offers for apples in Yakima Valley reports. W. L. Wright, a leading grower, was offered 1.50 per box for his entire crop except Ben Davila, with an estimated yield of about 2600 boxes of first class apples. His Elberta peach crop, about 74 boxes, sold for 62 1 2 cents per box.
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Yakima Republic
W. L. Wright
Fire damages lumber car on NPL freight
A fire aboard a lumber car on an NPL regular freight from here to Spokane last evening caused about 1500 dollars in damage. Trainmen spotted the blaze as the train neared the city and alerted fire crews, but the car was so badly damaged that it had to be demolished to reach the fire. The finishing lumber was almost totally destroyed.
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Lamber
NPL
Here
Spokane
Moarin Mirror
A Touching Story Of A Byler Baby’s Cure
A Cumberland Maryland father recounts his 11 month old daughter’s severe throat illness. Two doctors gave up but Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds relieved her after four bottles, leaving her healthy. Trial bottle offered. Also notes 1619 yellow fever cases in New Orleans with 229 deaths by Aug 28.
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Geo. A. Byler
Cumberland, Md
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
New Orleans
Federations abandon Corvallis & Eastern rail deal in Willamette Valley plans
Harmond of Corvallia & Eastern faces push to drop price talks as Cooperative Federation ends negotiations to buy the Corvallis and Fantern railroad. They plan a new Willamette Valley model city with headquarters location tied to largest colony and transport access. A design prize of 60 is offered to attract plans for the city with factory and residences preserved.
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Corvallia & Eastern
Willamette Valley
Fredume
Hammond
Chris- van Federation
Corewallis & Fantern Railroad
Hamond
Bert
Coeoperative Federation
Royard
Corvallth & Eastern
Federaton Offiemrn Sill
Cypank
Thair Mindel City
Hemet
Federation
Jy Fect
Yesteruy
Conta
Federathon
Baeterie
Etter Linn
Menton
Toentiane
Laine
Petk
Dbeiriete
Kent Copmirate
Land deal ties Seattle man to Far West irrigation project
A 22 794 transfer between J R Walthew of Seattle and Chooewe H H Kester of Lawieten concerns the Movertand lerlicathon tract and land owned by Mp Keeter in Asati Coy. The purchase includes venyrlen 2200 and related irrigation works. Attorney Seathle reports plans to develop Cloverlind inet irrigation, with ongoing efforts by A W Tabton, Jackson O Keefe, and others to advance water rights and reclamation for the area.
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J. Ro Walthew
Seattle
Chooewe HH
Kester
Lawieten
Lerlicathon
Lande
Keeter
Asati Coy
Walthen
Bichon
Moe
Eorke
W Tabton
Jackson O'Keefe
An Seri ii
George
Agotin
S10 000 Manes and land deal details emerge
An unclear report notes Patterson visiting a beef station and meeting WW Brown in Lakeview to buy out Mr Brown. An offer of 10000 is mentioned for Dik interests across a county, including sheep horses and Lakeview properties, with references to Rader entities and local businesses.
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Patterson
W. Brown
Brown
Lakeview Examiner
Stage Realism and Why Joe Jefferson Didn't Have a Real Dog
A reminiscence of Joseph Jefferson speaking on drama and stage realism. Jefferson mocked elaborate sets as a tribute to human imagination while noting a real dog would invite audience reaction. He offered a playful quip about Schnel ler and a dog, ending with a caution that theater must stay in its proper place.
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Joe Jefferson
Schneider
Joseph Jefferson
Jefferson
Critien
Schneller
Rehoehler
New York
Cadillac Claim and Bar Harbor’s Turbulent Early Days
In Bar Harbor the Cadillac land dispute traces to French grants and later transfers among Cadiline, Governor Bernomi, and the revolutionary era. Bar Harbor’s settlers, including Barn stakeholders like Bartholomew Gregorew and Marta Therma, revived Cadillac’s claim as islands changed hands. The text reflects shifting ownership, renamed places, and early settlement struggles amid forests and law.
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Malone Sommer Heeart
Mott Desert
Acadia
Kughiwi
Bernomi
George
Bartholomew Gregorew
Marta Therma
Grauier
Cadillac
Grinding but glancing lore of mills and pygmian measures
The fragment details ancient grinding methods on the Lan river in Mongolia with water mills and tree resin powder, notes on small pygmy statues and precise human proportions, and a clipped town anecdote about Colonel McEchwarte's memory and a mosquito on his neck. It blends travel lore, ethnography, and local humor with uncertain context and many garbled terms.
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China
Anisstonius
Lan
Mongolia
Mike
Musical husband brags of his tuning ear and trips wife
A Kansas City Times item tells of a man who boasts a musical ear and plays a piano. He ridicules his wife for lacking tone and taunts her to prove her own ear. One night she tests him with a tune, then suspects the tuner will not arrive as promised.
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Chicago
Washington Star
The Landlord's Prayer From Edward VI Era
A fragment from a Tudor era prayer book mocks landlords power over tenanted lands. It pleads for mercy on rents and profits, urging fair treatment of tenants so households can pay rent and support families while aiding the poor. The text appeals to landlords to act justly and with grace.
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Edwont VI
Enel
Standing Room Only for Twain Lecture in Town
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper recounts Mark Twain passing through a small eastern town. He attends a lecture and, unable to obtain a ticket, stands in the crowded venue while local barber and townsfolk recall old anecdotes and the era’s humor.
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Mark Twain
Erber’s
Borker
Clem
An Undeserved Imputation in Courtroom Wordplay
A prisoner disputes a money gambling charge saying it was the other man who played cards for pay. The dialogue mocks class dogma and contrasts extravagance with thrift as a judge weighs the claim. It notes the Japa have purchased four fine horses in New York for 110000 dollars.
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New York State
Holding Hie Own in the Wannabe Magazine Exchange
A short dialogue notes a writer’s lagging pace with magazine submissions and returns. The exchange hints at a rebellious spirit seeking happiness amid efforts to produce prose while publishers send back as much as sent.
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Jnat
Clark's New Road Aims Grand Canyon Tourism Reach
Denver reports Clark plans a Las Vegas Nevada to Grand Canyon rim spur to boost tourist traffic. The 24 mile Las Vegas to canyon rim survey is done and grading will start soon. Las Vegas to canyon rim distance is about 450 miles from Salt Lake. The town, railway facilities, and a large unitarium valued at 250000 dollars are part of the expansion. Angeles rail line and Lake Railroad links also tie into the project.
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San Pedro
Los Angeles
Utah
Tuma
Aziz
Sas Vegas
Nev
Senator Clark
Las Vegas
Salt Lake
Frank M. Smith
Oakland
Cal
Nevada
Bullfrog
Goldfield
Las Vegne
Western Pacific Stock Vote Raises Capital to 75 Million
San Francisco August 29 stockholders of the Western Pacific railroad met at W J Hartnett offices and voted to increase capital from 60 million to 75 million. Bartnett Valle and other custodians exercised stock. Goulds Denver and the Union system’s chief counsel Bartnett named first vice president. New York bankers Hiir Co Salomon Co Read Co attended. Bonds worth 10 million were recently placed with no commission yielding funds for construction. Remaining roadway work is set to proceed with grading contracts in New York shortly.
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San Francisco
Western Pacific Railroad
W. J. Hartnett
Bartnett
J. F. Valle
Denver
George J. Gould
Goulds Denver & Ie Cnimide Railroad
Sytem
W. F. M. Cutcheon
New York
Af Hiir & Co
Wo Saloman & Co
Din Wo A. Read & Co
Pendleton Resident Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
Emphatic testimonial from Baldwin of Pendleton Oregon about relief from long term kidney weakness after using seven boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes nightly rest improved, back strengthened, and overall kidney function corrected. Sold by Brock & McLaren Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agent. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Ia
Dean
Baldwin
Thompson Street
Ore
Donn
Brock & Mee.mac Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
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