Pendleton Firms Eye Local Creamery Milking Pact
The Commercial Creamery Company of Salem offers to establish a modern creamery in Pendleton once fifty patrons pledge to supply milk. Pendleton residents KK Warren and O J Ingram back the plan, citing high local pasturage and water quality. A survey of Birchetweh and McKay area farms will seek pledges, with milk delivered to a nearby processing point. The aim is a profitable, city benefitting dairy industry employing locals.
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KK Warren
Pendle
Thin City
Oregon
O J
Ingram
Hiech
Ais
Pengleton
Hag Aloo
Hitch Creek
McKay
Wid Horse
Umatilla
Parrant Wo Creamery
Comany. of
Salem
George D Goodhue
Pendleton
Villanella
Alfmlin
WecKay Creek
Union County
Footill
Bedstead Draperies and Ventilation Comfort Claim
A historical snippet describes a bedstead drapery design claimed to avoid interfering with ventilation and sleep quality. It discusses adjustable fabric and fittings, noting weight, length, and placement to cover a crib or bed while leaving airflow intact.
Peril of Celluloid Combs Warns Doctor in Print
A physician cautions readers about celluloid combs as highly flammable and capable of igniting from fire or heat. He notes danger from hair care with fragile celluloid, urging readers to abandon such combs to avoid scalp burns. The piece also offers hand massage tips using almond oil and cold cream for wrinkle reduction.
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Guil
Ari
Physical culture aids weak women and growing girls
Hester Egerton in The New Idea Magazine says proper exercise in the open air and good nutrition, begun earnestly, help growing girls overcome awkwardness. After a few months of careful training they gain poise and dignity of carriage, shaping a confident presence.
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Hester Egerton
Carpet care guidance from Escliongr era
Instructions emphasize covering carpet linings with newspapers during cleaning or relocation to protect lining from dust and wear. Newspapers are discarded when carpets are removed, preserving the lining.
Fragmentary notes on lemon juice and pig iron outputs
A garbled excerpt mentions using a fork to extract lemon juice and keep fruit fresh for days. It also cites world pig iron production with United States output at 17 20,000 tons and references Portugal’s government dealing with serious financial and political issues.
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United States
Oe Serlous Oriain
The Widow and Her Friends The Social Ladder Art Sale
A brief advert notes a display of E pictures framed and unframed including new small frames in gold and ebony and beautiful hand painted water colors. The vendor invites customers to see the collection and asks to request viewing.
The Latest Popular Fiction of the Day
The leading books include Mettle of Pastup The Litle Shepherd of Kingdom by Jae Fox Gordon Keith by Thomas Ne'son Grey Cloak by Harold McGrath The Filigree Ball Katherine Greene The Call of the Wid by Jack Lady Rose's Daughter by Mrs Humphrey Ward The Rose by Frederick Isham Letters of a Merchant to His Sons The One Woman by Thomas Jr The Sherrods by Geo Bast McCutcheon and more. Christmas tree decorations new items never before Xmas candies holders wax candles and coodles albums calendars doncy stationery footballs bingo bags boxing gloves game boards priced 75c to 300 for gifts and novelties.
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James Lane Allen
Jae Fox
Gordon Keith
Thomas Ne'son
Page
Harold McGrath
Katherine Greene
Jack Lady Rose
Humphrey Ward
Rose
Frederick
Isham
Thomas Jr
Geo
Bast McCutcheon
Trains May Run at 100 Miles an Hour With Safety
Electric line tests at Zossen Germany suggest trains could soon reach 100 mph with safe operation. If lines can handle high speed on special roadbeds to Philadelphia in an hour Buffalo in five Chicago in nine this could justify major railroad investments.
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Zossen
Germany
New York World
Ketchenectady
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Chicago
Forestry Bureau Sifts Public Land Tracts for Use
The Bureau of Forestry has selected numerous favorable tracts on public land after extensive surveying and planning. Officials report ongoing work to evaluate sites, assess resources, and prepare recommendations for future management and use.
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Bureau of Forestry
The
The Texas Fever Suppression Efforts Reported
The report details eradication actions in Texas fever control, with 1,620,403 cattle from the infected district and 299,525 from the adjacent district removed, 66,116 cattle inoculated and disinfected, and ongoing bureau efforts to destroy the tick and suppress the disease.
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Bureau of An Injy
Contagious Disease Threat Impacts Southern Cattle Markets
Reports describe a disease spreading among cattle tied to U P juting and Texan wells with dipping methods showing apparent success. Americans note liquidity and forage impacts, citing extensive land areas and high forage values. The text references deWitt’s antiseptics and a government stance on grazing and health measures near Fort Wayne.
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U.P
Destroying Fruit Pests In State Entomology Effort
The agriculture department reports continued distribution of lady bird enemy colonies to fight San Jose scale across 12 states. Early summer Twig distribution shows Georgia promising as the pest control advances. The parasitic foe of the black scale, imported from Italy via South Africa, has damaged over a moderate percentage in the colored district.
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San Jose
Agricultural Department
Fieorgia
California
Feewno
Niles
Ehtomology
Italy
Widster
South Africa
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Commercial Cream Company
Butter Creek
S. Warner, Propr
New Milarkey
West Coast Street
Lannie
Parlo
W. & C. Depot
Fef Mavenry
Akane
Chile
Leuven
Frazer’s Book Store
Arra&ys
Gibson Books
Elsie
Pepper
Francis Hodgen Burne
Boys’ Books
Henry
Ernest Thompson Seton
ABC
Alphonse and
Gaston the Tigers
the Kat Venjamers
Foxy Grandpa
Buster Brown and
the Minstrels
Frzier’s
Minnesota
Ry Ax
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of War
West
Wisconsin
Liquide Americans
Dellot's
Hause
DeWitt
Tollmans & Co
Fort We Behuyler
Department of Agriculture
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