Cotton Livestock Census Sparks National Debate in Portland
The National Livestock Association urges Congress to authorize a 1905 census of livestock and staple crops, arguing it would clarify value and investments. Estimates place the cost between 1.5 and 2.8 million dollars, with Cotton census costing about 100 thousand annually. The drive unfolds at the National meeting in Portland, Oregon, urging stockgrowers to lobby Congress.
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Portland
National Livestock Association
Congress
Comesnea
National Live Stock Association
Natonal Live Stock Association
Thin
Cipal
National Wool Growers’ Association
Oregon
Got His Hair Back With Newbro's Herpicide
Frederick Manuell in Maryland block Butte Montana used Newbro's Herpicide to regain hair after baldness. He reports his hair became thick and luxurious in ten days as the germ causing dandruff and baldness is destroyed, leading to new growth. Strong agents and distributors are listed nearby.
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Frederick Manuell
Maryland
Butte
Montana
Ponent
Newbre
Newbro
Ferpleide
Renmain
Broon
Herpickle Co
de Detrat
Mich F. W. Schmidt
Pasco irrigation scheme to reclaim 100000 acres with pumps
Spokane reports a new project by Current Motor and Power company to reclaim a vast Pasco area in Washington. Northern Pacific interests back the firm with incorporators including O L Hanson M J Wright CC Kinmenatem and John Roed. The plan envisions pumping water from the Columbia to irrigate about 100400 acres of barren land near Pasco using large pumps, with execution to be on a big scale.
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Spokane
Pasco
Wash
Motor and Power Company
Toremon
Wenatohes
Northern Pacific
O. L. Hanson
Northern Vacute Irrigation Company
M. J. Wright
CC. Kinienatem
John Roed
Paseo Qiarket
Columbia
Great Western Time Card Changes for Chicago Route
Chicago Great Western announces a new timetable effective tomorrow. The cut‑off between Getweln and Wa reels will close for two years, shifting operations to Waterloo and Cedar Falls Haul Transit. The Chicago Omaha service is delayed due to equipment shortages but will be added as a through route once ready.
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Chicago
al Dee
Wenlerg
Getweln
Wareels
Tee
Waverly
Podsechelon
Waterloo & Cedar False Haul Transit
Omaha
Beraue
Flaiimac
Yoakum Texas and the Dark Brown Tasting Pills Saga
A murky Texas report describes J M headship on a trip East to buy goods sold to a friend aboard a palace car. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are lauded as the cure for headaches and grogginess. An unknown man named Harry Stone dies at Hor lake Sanitarium after paralysis treatment. A Chinese slave girl is found dead under dubious circumstances, with a companion jailed. A Chinese liquor dealer fronts a street crime. a $1000 mortgage is asserted on a slave owner identified as Youn Blog with assets at stake.
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Texas
Yoakum
Harry Stone
Hor Lake
Union
Pier
Moki Tea Promises Cure for Headache and Indigestion
Advertisement notes Moki Tea as a remedy for sick headaches and indigestion with claims of clear skin and money-back guarantee. Mentions price 250 and 50 cents, and sale by F W Schmidt & Co. Refers to a fumigation incident aboard a British ship near Astoria resulting in deaths and significant loss of cargo.
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F W. Schmidt & Co
Carryalls and Teams for Picnic Parties in Pendleton
Good teams with competent drivers for commercial men. Speedy horses and handsome rig for evening and Sunday drives. Gentle horses for family use. Stock boarded at reasonable rates. Best of care given to transient stock. Opposite Hotel Pendleton. Phone Mein 161.
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Pendleton
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I Toner
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Santa Clause
TEA House
Rogers
Great Western
The
Lone Star State
Astoria
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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Main Street
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Dutton
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J. A. Herron
Prop
Purebie
Eatire
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Santa
OWL Tea House
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