Vale and the Ideal Site for a Rail Line and Rich Deposits
The Vale community in Eastern Oregon touts an ideal location on the Malheur river with fertile soils and hot water wells. They claim vast kaolin deposits and potential oil lake rumors, arguing a railroad would unlock county seat ambitions and regional prosperity, backed by supporters and railroad surveys.
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Nysna
Oregon
Covernment
Malheur River
Malheur County
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Emmy
Harthey County
Harney County
Intelligentiy
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Texas
California
Consumption Like a Plant Promoting Lung Health
An old advertisement explains consumption as a plant that grows in weak lungs and urges nourishing the body to starve germs. It touts Scott's Emulsion as a blood-building food medicine, improves digestion, and claims it supports lung health, with a sample offer from Scott & Bowne.
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Scott
Hotel Arrivals And Notable Guests Listed In City
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests and travelers including Mokenn JC Wrient Spokane Chester Rooking Simister A 2 Chase Portland and many others from Portland Walla Walla New York Chicago and more. The item also notes a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption and mentions petitions in the governor’s office.
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JC Wrient
Spokane
Chester Rooking Simister
Chase
Portland
Mramlet
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Kernek
Shanks
Realstoye
Portland Ale
W Bollinger
M . Swith
Portand
A. G Bartholomew
Heppner
W. D. Chamberlain
City
James Kopovhey
Chico
Hoov
Reeves
New York
Cook
Stillman
Nebraska
George A. Lovejoy
Wallace Jou Uve
W. Ottershagen
W. OA
Towah
Sir
E. A. Cook
Waila
Wattle
Will
Petormion
Alledia
William Maher
Gill
Jk. Jooms
Roghelle
G. W. Phelps
Hennier
Frank Gillan
A .S. Heatfeld
M. H. Patton
Spokene
T. W. Dadekoon
G . Youngmean
Mortland
Horse care and board price agreement adopted
Pendleton Oregon December 1 1908 agreement among parties to set uniform monthly prices for horse care. One horse to hay by the month costs 12.50 dollars. One horse to hay and grain per month 14 dollars. Commencing December 1 1902.
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Pendleton, Or
The Queen Hotel Now Open
The Queen Hotel with 36 by Ho recently built by Joe Ell on Garden Street between Court and Alta is now open to the public. It features 3 cent watered rooms, electric lights and baths, modern improvements, and is run in connection with the Queen Chop House by Messrs.
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