Barrett visits Colfax during farming union tour
Farmers Union national president C. S. Barrett stopped in Colfax on his swing from The Dalles Oregon to Pullman Washington. He dined with William Goodyear, publisher of the state Grange paper, during the stop in Colfax.
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Barrett
Colfax
Wash
C. S. Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Dalles
Ore
Farmrs’ Grange
Pullman
William Goodyear
Farmers’ Grange
Coroner Would Quit In North Yakima
Fred Shaw recently elected as county coroner on the Republican ticket favors abolishing the coroner's office. He argues justices of the peace could perform the duties, saving taxpayers money.
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North Yakima
Wash
Fred Shaw
Shaw
Lewiston Elks Plan New Temple on Matin Avenue
Preliminary steps were taken by the Lewiston Elks lodge for a temple on property bought near the Temple theater. Incorporators include CC V. Smith exalted ruler Victor Landquist secretary and trustees Joseph Alexander Henry Heltfeld and W C Mallary. The lodge now occupies the Mounce block above the post office. the new building will cost 56000 dollars.
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Lewiston Elks
Lewiston
Idaho
Lewiston Elks’ Lodge
Temple
Matin Avenue
Temple Theater
The
Elks’ Company
V. Smith
Victor Landquist
Joseph Alexander
Henry Heltfeld
W. C. Mallary
Lodge
Mounce
Timber Cruising Near Sumpter Impacts Oregon Lumber
Federal agents cruised timber lands near Sumpter Oregon to estimate the volume cut by Oregon Lumber. The land at Whitney, deemed obtained by fraud, ties to prior government action from February. Work suspended and many employees seek other jobs amid the investigation.
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Sumpter
Oregon Lumber Company
Whitney
Hood River City Election Faces Water Question
Hood River Oregon voters head to the December 6 election with two competing tickets for mayor and council seats. Both sides say the water issue can be settled quickly and focus on method and procedure. The ballot will decide a mayor three councilmen a treasurer and an recorder under the current administration.
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Howl River
Hood River
Ore
Election slate and Indian coin settlement noted
Mayor candidates include D. McDonald and anti administration backers with F C Brosius and others. Treasurers and recorders named with council hopefuls Marshall Stranahan and Smith. Indian coin settlement planned January 11 1911. Hal J Cole and Captain Webster discuss funds and reservations concerns at Spokesman Review.
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D. McDonald
F.C. Brosius
George. Stecom
JL. H. Huggins
E. H. Hartwig
C. A.cues
J. W. Onthank
K. Marshall James Stranahan
H. C. Smith
Heldover
Chas. Hall
W. Arnold
Joe M. Wright
Tadliang
Hal J. Cole
Register of the
United States Land Office
John McA. Webster
Colville
Spokane
Indiana
Dayton Crop Outlook in Southeast Washington
Dayton Washington farmers report the best crop prospects in Columbia Garfield and Asotin counties in years. After harvest weather allowed continuous field work and plowing seeding completed. Fall grain growth stands four to five inches with late seedings sprouting well. Abundant fall moisture and delayed weed growth improved conditions, Field acreage in Columbia County estimated at 60,000 acres.
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Dayton
Columbia
Garfield
Asotin
Washington
Columbia County
Chautauqua Heads Named Oregon City Directors Elected
At the Willamette Valley Chautauqua assembly meeting in Oregon City directors were elected for the coming year expanding the board from 12 to 15. New director W A Huntley joined a slate including H E Cross J E Hedges and others as annual reports show a balance of 696 72 after a note payment 31 50. Surplus will fund grounds improvements and next year’s talent already includes the Apollo Concert company of Chicago.
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Chautauqua
Oregon City
Willamette Valley
Chautauqua Assembly
H. E. Cross
J. E. Hedges
D. Bhy
George A. Harding
Sarah A. Evans
CB. Moores
J. H. Ackerman
C. Schuebel
John W. Loser
A. F. Parker
C. H. Dye
George Hoege
W. A. Huntley
Apollo Concert Company of
Chicago
Williams Jubilee Singers to Perform With Notable Guests
Four days of events feature the Williams Jubilee Singers of Chicago for two days along with ex Governor Hadley of Indiana and De Wett Miller who are slated for two lectures. Many other attractions will be offered next July. A tobacco ad invites readers to request a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets by sending a card to Des Moines Iowa.
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Williams Jubilee Singers
Chicago
Hadley
Indiana
de Wett Miller
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Ad Deslers
Senator Borah Urges Patents For Idaho Homesteaders
Washington reports Senator Borah seeks patents for Idaho homesteaders who entered lands in the St. Joe river country between 1802 and 1904. He asks the blanket protest be withdrawn if protests fail, and urges lands be excluded from national forests. Also, on April 1 1911 the Interior opens Sun River Irrigation Project farms in Montana with water rights at 30 dollars per acre, ten percent down and ten yearly payments without interest.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
St. Joe River
Borh
Interior and Agricultural Departments
Borth
Secretary of the Interior
Sun River
Montana
Waiter
Fort Shaw
Ranks on Sure Thing Now
A. Schingeck of 647 Elm Street Buffalo New York proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills cured chronic constipation when other remedies failed. Describes benefits against billousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility. Sold by A Koeppen Bros.
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Dr. King
A. Schingeck
Elm Street
Buffalo
New York
Koeppen & Bros
England fears Home Rule power on Ireland stance
Dublin reports Arthur Lynch MP West Clare addressing Southampton United Irish League, warning England that oppression of Ireland threatens its security. He cites military history and asserts Ireland’s right to resist English rule until liberty is restored, stressing danger of hostile Ireland to successive governments.
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Dublin
Arthur Lynch
West Clare
Southampton
United Irish League
England
North Sea
Ireland
Clr
Ireland and England seek future peace with justice
The text envisions a time when Ireland and England can set aside past feuds and unite in cordial sympathy. It states that achieving such a settlement requires justice for Ireland, implying a price or concession to secure lasting harmony between the two nations.
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Ireland
England
Cobbler shop accident ends in finger amputation
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Minat Polynye a repairman in G Dagostino's cobbler shop pounded a finger and it was amputated Tobado and other smokers supplies are sold at Dagostino's shop A young woman about 19 bought smoking supplies then calmly lit a cigar and smoked before the startled worker causing him to strike his finger instead of the pegs he was driving
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Harrisburg
G. Dagostino
Tobado
Dagostino
Plague scare after plague patient remains found in St. Petersburg
A wooden box containing viscera from a plague patient was found in St. Petersburg and later claimed by a doctor who said the material came from a pulmonary plague patient at Odessa hospitals. Officials say handlers were disinfected, but some accounts dispute that, noting no precautions were taken.
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St. Petersburg
Odessa
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