Range of signed sheep range likely to enter reserve
Walla Walla committee recommends range entrants to the reserve with June Land forced to depart by October 15. List shows many named bidders with varied payments, including Frank Dickerson and Felix Von EMothelwie, among others, with totals and notes on mixed prices for ewes and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Forester
Che A
Frank Dickerson
AL Trukeoll & Hone
BE. Simith
V. Dewi
Adrian Magnuton
W. F Simpoon
Joan W. Agee
R. A. Jackson
Dayin Brow
T. A. von Hollebeke
Adams & Bryton
William Jones
A. Campbell
Motteot Brow
Leon Janusmud
Camille Myon
Oren Demaris
Rust Brow
Richard Patterson
Sylvia Walker
Joe F. Connely
Campbell & Weller
W. L. Hinl
J. W. Whittaker
Gua la Fontaine
Oliver P. Bowman
William BD. Jones
Allison & Fordyer
James Grant & Kydd
Johnson Prom
A. Fi. Sonnenberg
Tt. BH. Melton
Th. Dodge
Tlankenship News
Herbert Fleckinger
Toch
WS Goodman
Hamiltoney
Dinkinwon
Marin McCumber
J. N. Kelly
George McCumber
Thurnton
Barry & Phillipty
Robin & Mwehnlloch Co
Cunningham Sheep & Land Co
George HL MacDonald
Harder & Hendricks
J. T
Hiwkins
Pearson & Johnton
Cina
Galloway
Historic events listed for 1136 to 1900 with commentary
A scrambled, OCR heavy note catalogs dates from 1136 to 1900 including Stephen crowned king of England, homage at Neuwensberg, Washington, theater fire at Richmond Wisconsin, Helium independence revocation, Stephen Girard's death, and a 1900 treaty with Mexico. The text blends broken names, places, and vague commentary about meetings in Baltimore and mentions various societies and figures. it also notes construction activity and a pine tree with bees near Trout Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
England
John Moliols
Beats
Edward
Neuwensberg
Charlon
Metz
Waashinigton
Richmond
Heleium
Cho Allind
Stephen Girard
Philadelphia
Philanthroplat
Fagos
Africa
Jorge Mont Inmemorat
Provident of
Chill
Mexico
Washington
Concrete Plant Plans in Hood River Develops Block Work
Hood River News Letter reports Markie Brow and Peare have formed a concrete block plant near the ferry land, ready to accept orders for chimney, foundation and retaining wall blocks. In San Francisco, William Peters, a loeman, fell from a fifth story window to the pavement with only a broken wrist and no other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood River
Markie Brow & Peare
Ferry Landine
William Peters
Loeman
San Wranelaco
Hils
Bookmakers and odds blur at the race track
A Kynyae City Journal article explores betting at the track, noting how skillful bookies shape odds to secure profit while minimizing losses. It contrasts reckless losses with calculated plays and observes the social scene around gambling, with few exceptions among women at street level.
Whist origins and swallows amid old notes
The article traces whist as a game with roots in Britain during Henry V’s era and cites early records in the Taylo r water poet. It notes a 19th century division into halves and club adoption, then abruptly shifts to a bird nest building by swallows using a sticky saliva for bonding. The text ends with a stray line about Brooklyn rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henry
Taylor
Gret
Clube
Brooklyn
Pious Appeals Fail To Move London Widows
The Rev Dr Joseph Parker of City Temple London once urged a collection for a memorial object and was told widows would not contribute. A few Sundays later a second collection for the same purpose drew no new support, as the preacher warned that donors would be exempt after the first effort, noting no bottle ever caused as many widows and orphans as the prior collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parker
City Temple
London
Bathing the Eyres and the Eye Care Folly
In a humorous fragment a speaker prescribes eye bathing with weak urine and camphor spirits, noting care with a soft cloth and nightly washing to remove daytime dust. A playful window scene shows a cheerful yet cryptic exchange before a later furniture showroom opens a new account.
The Danger Ends With Burrowed Bravado On Stage
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a performer mockingly debating restraint and indulgence. The speaker contrasts idle excess with disciplined action, hinting at a larger satirical critique of pretension and social behavior.
Broken Brains and Pity for Genius Minds
Quote from Te ledo Blade on the world’s broken hearts and the plight of brains carried in a sling. The remark laments the fragile state of genius amid daily misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pip
Hand That Reales and Price Reductions Note
Fragmentary text lists a dialogue about gender roles and joke submissions, followed by a mention of price reductions and an incorporation sale at a Boston store labeled as best ever. The readable parts reference a debate on who rules the world and a retail sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mason and Dixon Line Survey and Slavery Context
The piece describes the Mason and Dixon line surveyed between 17 and 1707 by Manon and Dixon for Maryland and Pennsylvania proprietors. It notes mile markers, revisions, and the line’s parallel position near 4iF 20.0, distinguishing it from the Missouri Compromise line, and mentions its later association with anti slavery sentiment after 1820.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manon and Dixon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Charles Manon
Jeremdah Dixon
Hartmore
Peas
Mann
Laltiners
Matoo
Mason and Dixon
Congress
Handkerchiefs a Source of Danger to Washerwomen
The article warns that washerwomen are at higher risk of tuberculosis due to germ-laden handkerchiefs. It argues that hygiene failures in handling expectorated material on cloth spread disease, especially from handkerchiefs, and urges antiseptic soaking before laundering. It also notes a Chinese practice of destroying soiled paper handkerchiefs and calls physicians to emphasize cleansing to protect workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grauile
Bell Foundry Secrets and Silver Myths Revealed
A Philadelphia Bulletin piece explains bell founding methods. It notes silver is not used in bells and describes the process with twelve tons of old cannon alloy, core molds, and cope molds shaping the bell interior. A skilled bell tuner fine tunes by chipping metal, aided by a musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Spain
Philadelphia Bulletin
Frightened Hobbit and Gambling Tales in Local Note
A jagged, fragmentary clipping narrates a frightened hobbit walking a dog when a young rabbit appears, then flees after observer notes. It shifts to gambling talk and a cheeky exchange about luck, money, and life’s essentials, ending with a shoemaker mention from Teutech’s Department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enya
Fosa
Lara
Mrs. Fogg
Boston Transcript
Panama Isthmus labor and engineering report summary
The Panamanian labor force in 1905 totaled about 17 000, with 11 300 in construction and engineering and 2 660 in sanitation and supplies. White Americans numbered around 1 600. the Panama Canal Railway employed about 4 000 more not counted in that total. Labor quality concerns, wages from 90 cents to $1.04 per day, and potential labor reforms are discussed. The commission recommends excluding certain workers from eight hour rules and cites broader impacts on canal construction costs and social conditions. In the Culebra cut progress, 100 000 cubic yards of material have been removed and 2 600 workers are employed. Freight and express shipments from North Yakima show rising agricultural movement, with totals approximating several thousand cars and daily tonnages during peak season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Ema
Sey
Department of Construction
Fnd
Bureau of Vatering Anid Eoeplies
Department of Government Red Sanitation
Siiver Roth
Panama Teailroad Company
United States
Daborert
Homme
New York
Phriemm
Porta
New Chelenne
San Francisc
Commission
Ale Aiver
Calante
Uie
Culébra
Yakima
Express
Theale
Forrows Mighting Chronicle of a Chronic Illness Cure
Georg W. Hoffman of Harper Washington recounts a seven year battle with chronic stomach and fever trouble ending in a cure through Electric Bitters. He endorses the medicine and urges others to keep it in the house, with Tallman & Co and Brook & McComor backing the claim.
Teachers WIT Meet at Vakin room shortage looms
Reports from the soliciting committee for securing rooms for educators arriving next week indicate about eight people have secured around 460 rooms. The shortage threatens to prevent many visitors from attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vakin
Irving’s Bodhy Wafers Pure Scalding Urine Cure
Irving’s Bodhy Wafers advertised as a vegetable remedy for scalding urine backache rheumatism nervousness loss of sleep and sediment in urine claiming to heal renal calcull diabetes and other kidney troubles including Bright’s disease with a direct action on kidney tissues sold for 60c a bar by Tallman & Co Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving's
Bright
Tallman & Co
Main St
Pendleton
Ore
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Wenatla Reserve
Umatilla County
John Wye
Pedro Nrothern
John M. Wynn
Increpes
Pedro
G. BK. Adama
Hoon & Sheemore
Nerrise
Joseph Adrian
Ewer Wit Increase
Altimore
Kier
John
Andreaw Dy
White
Coldwell
Morrinan
Ahdwell
Meity
Cronk
Trout Creek
Vilda
Bo Ly Bowad
Howe
Treasury
Kynyae
Journa
Pointicon
Edilter
Mason and Dixon's
Aeto
Bin
Louisville Times
Headstrom & Greenawald
Teutech’s Department Store
J.O. R. Hooper
Woodford
Tenn
Brock & M’comas
Ralisman & CO
Yakima Daily Republic
BP. F. Barge
W. F. F. Selleck
Frank GO. Twigelow
Panakrupt Bank
Milwaukes, Wie
Leavenworth
Cine
Pendi
Polydore Moens, Prop
Iostt
A. H. Sanderman
Oregon
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. &. Byers
Emerson
Steinway
A. B. Chase
Welling Poods
Jesse Failing
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