Secretary Metcalf Reports Record U S Exports and Imports
In the department of commerce and labor report Secretary Metcalf notes the foreign trade year was the largest yet, with imports near 160.6 million per month and exports rising to 1.744 billion. Umatilla county contributed flour and wheat exports while overall gains occurred in Europe, North America, and Asia. Exports grew 225 million over 1906 with foodstuffs leading the rise, and imports increased most from Europe. Drops occurred in Asia shipments notably to Japan and China.
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Umatilla County
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Thie County
United States
Orient
Europe
North America
Asia
Arla
South America
Japan
China
Europeans Fear Transvaal Asiatic Registration Ordinance
European residents in the Transvaal react to a proposed registration ordinance for Asians, delayed by royal consent pending a London delegation. They warn free Asian immigration could shift trade power and alter demographics within decades, while the administration seeks to curb new arrivals and grant rights to already dwelling Asians. The measure aims to register all Asians to regulate immigration.
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Transvaal
Addatior
London
India
Mauritius
Vinol Setstle The Cod Liver Oil Question
Vinol offers a refined cod liver oil product that removes the greasy oil and unpleasant taste, delivering the health benefits as a body builder and strength creator. Marketed by Pendleton Drug Co, with wide US drugstore distribution and a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Chemlets
Morgues
Gautier
Pendleton
United States
Pendleton Drug Company
Domiciled residents to gain land titles and protections
The article notes a policy granting domiciled residents relief from a burdensome registration fee and a title to their land and mosques, ending a longstanding grievance, while the Transviral seeks to curb a wholesale influx of Natal coolies. Also reported are a Nevada black pneumonia outbreak in Goldfield with rising cases and a copper market update highlighting increased November exports to Europe and large forward bookings for next April.
Fire kills carpenter in Montana house blaze
Alexander Findley, 63, died in a small Hutte Montana dwelling as flames destroyed the structure. The fire origin is undetermined.
Homeseekers to Calgary on Irrigation project tour
Jonathan Johnston, agent for the Canadian Pacific Colonization and Irrigation Company, departs tomorrow with homeseekers for Calgary Alberta to inspect the large irrigation project marketed by the company. He will stay all winter and plans another Calgary expedition after the holidays.
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Calgary
Jonathan Johnston
Facific Colonization and Irrigation Company
Alberta
Johnston
Northwest News Highlights From Lewiston And Nearby Areas
Six men received penitentiary sentences at Lewiston Idaho as a term of court adjourned in December. F M Gish struck artesian water on his farm six miles down the Burke river from Boise at 45 feet depth. James Sharkey arrested in Portland for stealing a horse, saddle and bridle from Dan Warnock and selling to Al Emmons of Enterprises for 110 dollars. Billings citizens confiscated a coal carload and split it into small lots with receipts. Winless relief is forthcoming the performance will be repeated. Sunnyside branch of the N P from Yakima to open December 16 after flood closure since November 14. A child of M King near Sunnyside Yakima county burned to death when clothes caught fire from kitchen stove. In Walla Walla Chris Jensen failed to secure a verdict in federal court over unlawful fencing of 640 government acres. Lands near Payette Lake Idaho withdrawn from sale. state park plan urged for the lake area. Street Commissioner Billedeau of The Dalles opening...
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F. M. Gish
Burke River
Boise
James Sharkey
Portland
Dan Warnock
al Emmons
Enterprises
Citizons
Billings
Mont
Sunnyside
N. P
Yakima
M. King
Yakima County
Walla Walla
Chris Jensen
Snake River District
Payette Lake
Idaho
Land Board
State Park
Pendleton Woman Endorses Deans Kidney Pills for Relief
A Pendleton resident testifies that kidney trouble caused backaches fatigue and lameness improved after using Deans Kidney Pills. She bought them at Brock McCombs Co and says the remedy restored energy and allowed her to perform duties. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the US agent. Remember the name Dean's.
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B. S. C. Oliver
Maple Street
Pendleton
Ore
Sayn
Donn
Dean
Brock & McComns Co
Ell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Blast damages city property on Court street
A few days ago a blast in an unusually friable formation caused holes in roofs and broken windows on Court street. The incident will require the city to settle about $600 in damages.
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Court Street
Mitchell Geer Take Control of Tribune as Dodd Retires
E P Dodd retires from the Tribune and sells his one half interest. F F Dodd transfers half to J H Mitchell of Bankers' Reserve Life. The trade was completed Saturday evening and the paper is now controlled by Mitchell and Geer. Dodd plans hardware business at Hermiston and has ordered stock for a new store. He left for Hermiston Sunday night.
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E. P. Dodd
Tribune
Hermiston
F. F. Dodd
The
J. H. Mitchell
Bankers’ Reserve Life Insurance Company
Messrs
Idaho Editor Seeks Moscow Farm Institute Lecture
Idaho editor A F E Gibson of the Gem State Rural Caldwell traveled to Moscow for a farmers institute to be held tomorrow where he will lecture on agriculture. In the city he stayed with Mantle B Gwinn of Pendleton Savings Bank.
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Idaho
A. F E. Gidson
Gem State Rural
Caldwell
Gem State
Moscow
Farmers’ Institute
Gibson
Mantle B. Gwinn
Pendleton Savings Bank
Hart Schaffner Marx Wool Clothes Ad Message
An advertisement touts Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing as 100 percent wool with no adulterants. It urges buyers to trust the label as proof of quality and promotes this store as the right place to buy the best wool garments.
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Don’t pay high price for ordinary instrument
Do not spend big money on an ordinary instrument when the same money could buy the whole host. Expert advice urges buyers to seek value and avoid overpaying for underwhelming gear.
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