Football Fans Anticipate Strong New Year Battle
Local football interest peaks as La Granite and Peodletei prepare for a New Year game. Pendleton strengthens with key veterans Alan Raschini and others shaping a tougher lineup. Whit xen half back Fim HT may boost the defense. Expect a hard fought, top tier clash and a large attendance.
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Grande Bs
Alan
Raschini
Ani
Pendleton
Miarkela
Promi
Pierce
la Grande
Zere
Feer
Smith Claim Over Homestead Entry Near Tulswell
The board on the Mond general officers affirms the cancellation of Charles F. Geey re Libble B Smith homestead entry in section 6, 4 north, ft west, a few miles north of Tulswell. Smith, a schoolteacher, claimed to reclaim land via federal irrigation nets after moving there, surveying at $15, and spending another $15 on improvements. contest centered on residence, water use, and proof of claim.
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Boise
Charles F. Geey
Smith
Tulswell
Cured by Cuticura at 75 Cents Says Woollords Woman
Aug 15 1 Mrs L C Walker of 5 Tremont St Woollords Me reports her sister suffered a severe shoulder humor from infancy, with spreading sores. After tried doctors, Cuticura Ointment and Soap cured her in days, leaving no scar. Skin now clear with no recurrence.
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L. C. Walker
Tremont St
Woollords
Cuticura Soap Advertises Relief for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as the best cleansing and skin soothing remedy for infants and mothers. It claims instant relief from itching and irritation through a warm bath with Cuticura Soap, highlighting its value for tired mothers and distressed babies.
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Cuticura
Cuticarenia
Court Comment on Homestead Claim and Land Allegation
The commissioner noted the witness had no fixed residence and moved where she taught. The ruling held that title to arid land could not be acquired for each visit as the defendant claimed, as it would circumvent homestead requirements and the land in controversy.
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Court Street
Golden Rule
B. F
Beck
Harriman Improvements Drive Oregon Railroad Expansion
Oregon Daily Journal reports Harriman lines push construction in Oregon in multiple directions. Japanese shipments of steel arrive from Chicago for new yard and signaling work near Prine, with river and mountain surveys continuing. Riparian-Lewison line nears completion for spring operation. Cascades and Willamette projects advance while eastern Oregon surveying resumes after cold weather. Anticipated record railroad year cited, with Oregon Eastern plans and Port land Seattle halt noted. James J. Hill retirement rumored with Louis W. Hin as successor. Allsta hints at retirement but date not set.
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Hlrama
College Endowment Association
Portland & Seattle
St Paul
James J. Hill
Notens Northern Railway
Louis W. Hin
Allsta
Homer Mye
Idaho Montana boundary survey to be funded for completion
The Interior Department notes the Idaho Montana boundary remains unsurveyed and unmarked. The Bitter Root and Rocky Mountain crest path will extend the line beyond 450 miles, requiring 125 to 150 additional miles. A further 16 000 dollars is requested to finish the survey within the next year, with urgency to include in the deficiency bill.
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Secretary of the Interior
Idaho- Montana
Idahno and
Montion
Thia
Bitter Root Mountain Range
Rocky Mountaine
Continental Divide
Idaho
Hind
Bitter Root Range
Rocky Mountains
A Mystery Explained and a Banquet Mystery
A humorous exchange from Philadelphia Preas and Illustrated Bits features a bear and wolf discussing strange malice and a clue about a father at a banquet. The dialogue plays on misread names and wordplay, with light satire and cartoonish dialogue.
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Philadelphia Preas
Proftcidency and the son’s growing business sense
A farmer recounts his son's progress in a new role saying he handles duties well and understands the business more deeply than the boss. The exchange reflects belief in evolving expertise and the need to persuade the superior while gaining broader insight.
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Cornfommel
Washington Star
Reindeer Plan Promotes Native Alaska Self Help
The Interior Department outlines reindeer herding to aid Alaska natives with subsistence, clothing, and transport. It argues reindeer provide essential Arctic mobility and a path to self sufficiency, detailing ownership by government, herders, and private stations and noting 1254 total imported since 1892.
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Mitane
Saubalstence
Mingre
Whated
O Parte
Alaska
Sitkun
Calexander
Jonat
Laken
Trinaparwation
Amouth
Eden
Simmer
Editional
Douge
Fiberia
Siberia
New Hernie
Athkim
Virloud Nilaion
Rich Stimes on the Salmon Mining Strike News
Rich Stimkes reports a mining strike along the Simon river divides near Lewiston with copper and gold finds. EKifcore, traveling from Whitedied, witnessed a shaft strike yielding nine dollars from three buckets, suggesting richer ore deeper. proposals arise to open more claims while O and I railway assets show copper ore evidence.
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FA. Prackett
Whitebird Irierendent
Papamont
Simon River
Ekifcore
Rilrore Tans
Cooko
O. & I. Company
California Prune Wafers Advertisement
California prune wafers advertised as a stomach and bowel refresher to aid constipation indigestion and liver bowels. The ad claims quick pain relief and includes pricing and vendor details for Tallman & Co Pendleton.
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California
Tallman & Co
Milltone
Dr. King
Brock & MoComo» Co
Cape Horn Company Property Drift Project Near Whitebind
Fred A. Davis, superintendent, to oversee work three miles from Whitebind on the Cape Horn company's property. A drift will be run. $2250 appropriated to carry on the project. Property mainly owned by Whitebind, population center unclear.
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Fred A. Davis
Cape Horn Company
Whitebind
Poopie
November San Francisco real estate boom tops records
A San Francisco November real estate spike reached 99 323 000, the largest monthly aggregate in city history. The report details local markets, railroad ticket exchanges rulings, global petroleum output, and various regional notices from Oregon to Clark County.
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