Deschutes Irrigation Project Patent Approval Big Private Venture
The Interior Department approved patenting 40 000 acres in Crook County to the Deschutes Irrigation Power Co marking the largest private irrigation project in the United States. Settlers may obtain title after liens are paid and deeds issued. the land near Bend and Redmond is highly fertile and expected to boost Crook County wealth by about one million dollars.
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Governiment
Crook County
Descluston Irrigatin and Power Company
Interior Deparment
United States
Destiutes Irrigation & Power Company
Department of the Interior
Oregon Sunday Journal
Washington
Oregon
State Land Board
Cronk County
Deschutes Irrigation & Power Company
Canalx
Garfield
Bristol
Neuhnausen
Newhousesn
Bend
Redmond
Degchutes
Boise bartender fined after axe handle assault
William Hittle, a Boise City bartender, was fined 800 for an assault on his wife Tuesday night. Judge Savidee ordered the penalty as the case proceeded under local law.
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William Hittle
Savidee This Af
One Story Brick Plant Proposed at Umatilla Agency
Supervising Engineer Will Recom mend a one story brick structure 40 by 70 feet at the Umatilla agency for a lighting and heating plant. Pringle of the Indian department, at the agency this week, will recommend the erection of the building. Completion hoped by next year’s school opening.
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Umatilla
Pringle
Indian Department
Umatilin Agency
Healing miracle in Mound City cures son with coughs
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son, near death from lung and throat trouble, was saved by Pr King’s New Discovery. The medicine is guaranteed for coughs and colds and throat and lung ailments, with 60c and $1 prices and a free trial bottle offered by Tallman & Co.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Chapter elects officers at regular election
At the regular election held by Pendleton chapter No. 23 Royal Arch Masons last night officers elected include W W Thompson high priest Let Liver more king W E Brock scribe Ctf Bellinger captain of the host W C E B Pruitt principal cojourner A W Nye royal arch captain G W Ingram master of third veil L L Mann master of the second veil Co A Eppinger master of the first veil Joe H Parkes secretary BR Alexander treasurer EA Snyder ward
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Pendleton
Royal Arch Masons
W.W. L. Thompson
Let Livermore
King
W. E. Brock
Ctf Bellinger
W. C. E B. Pruitt
A. W. Nye
Royal Arch
G.W. Ingram
L. L. Mann
Co. A. Eppinger
Joe H. Parkes
BR. Alexander
EA. Snyder Wuard
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted By Local Merchant
Co 8 Woolever, a renowned LesRaysville merchant, touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles and other sores. He asserts it cured him 230 years ago and notes the product is guaranteed for sores burns and abrasions, selling for 26 cents at Tallman & Co.'s drugstore.
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Woolever
LesRaysville
N. Y
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Welcomes Wheat Grower J Wright This Winter
J Wright, famed wheat grower, has arrived in Pendleton to reside for the winter after harvesting 40 000 sacks in Umatilla county and 67 000 sacks near Condon. He calls this a banner year for wheat. Wright also invented a patent hoe down, which has found favorable reception. Hazel Crosson, famed elocutionist, will lecture at Weston Normal school in January, with President R C French arranging and assisting. Crosson is content with Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Wright
Gilliam
Umatilla
Condon
Hazel Crosson
Weston Normal School
R. C. French
Miss Crosson
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Ad from Salem Ore
An advertisement for The Hickory Bark Cough Remedy company of Salem Oregon promotes a cough cure guaranteed pure and refundable if it fails to ease a cough. Sold by all druggists and first-class dealers nationwide with Pendleton Drug Co listed.
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Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Company
Salem
Ore
Pendleton Drug Co
Prominent Missionary Rev Forbes Visits City on Missionary Work
Revered Sunday school missionary and evangelist Rev W O Forbes spoke last night on his circuit across southeastern and central Washington. Forbes is noted as a leading missionary in Washington and Oregon, advancing the work in the field and reinforcing church outreach in the region.
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W. O. Forbes
Washington
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Sold by Tallman & Co
A laxative cough syrup marketed by Tallman & Co promises gentle bowel relief without opiates. The product is described as free of narcotics and favored by children, emphasizing a safe, nonaddictive remedy.
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Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Idaho Land Yields Rewarding Returns Per Acre
Charlea E Paine of Roswell reports Idaho land yields over 75 dollars per acre based on 1907 data. From 15 acres in Idaho, spring 1906 sowing produced hay first cut and second cut, seed per acre, and clover straw values. The report also notes Master Builders association open shop stance triggering expected strikes alongside existing unemployment.
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Charlea E. Paine
Roswell
Idaho
Manguto
Minn
Pocatello Tribune
Collierice
Master Builders’ Association
Wood prices tumble as supply flood hits markets
The Spokane Chronicle reports plentiful transport for wood this fall has driven pine fir and tamarack prices down. Fir and tamarack average $7.50 per cord while best pine sells at $7. Dealers cut retail prices after many carloads arrived, with producers lowering their asks.若
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Spokane
Thousands Idle as Workers Seek Jobs in Seattle Streets
A letter from Grover Cockerly to his father, cited by the Walla Walla Statesman, reports thousands of idle men roaming Seattle and other Sound cities as wages plummet from 2.50 to 1.80 per day. Moran shipbuilding yard has discharged over 600 workers, with more layoffs likely.
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Souml
Seattle
Sound
Grover Cockerly
State University
John W. Cockerly
Walla Walla
Tipping in Europe and American imitation
The article argues tipping is an established European practice where hosts provide rooms and services but rely on a corps of servants for guest needs. It notes travelers no longer retain their own staff and must pay customary fees, with chambermaids earning about two dollars a month, criticizing American adoption as a poor imitation lacking solid institutional basis.
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Europe
America
Travel Magazine
A Colorado warden meets hunter in mountain talk
A Kansas City Star tale recalls a Colorado chief game warden meeting a hunter who boasted of a 200 pound deer. The warden reveals his identity, but the hunter realizes he is speaking to the state’s top official, a moment of humorous recognition.
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Colorado
Bunter
Kansas City
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