Multiple policy and crime notes across the nation in brief
The article compiles diverse items: a state senate bill on railroad rates in Alabama, a Monterrey night break in, and political prison terms. It notes a Salt Lake City invite to Wil mor Bryce, a mine shooting arrest in New Mexico, Indian reservation spending in the Dakotas and Arizona, a Paris to Tunis telegraph link via the Eiffel Tower, and forest land withdrawals in Oregon. It mentions Salt Lake visitors, a Colorado River breach incident, wheat crop failures affecting Russia's purchases, a London ship heading to Riga, and Indian inspector McLaughlin opening Sioux lands for access with wage and school provisions.
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Monterry
Mexico
Vin Houten
N. M
Peter Lumley
Cutie
North
South Dakota
Mortons
Arizona
Interior Department
Eiffel
Parle
Biserth
Tunis
Hitchcock
Oregon
Cascade Range Forest Reserve
Lim
Lane
Jackson
Douglas
Klamath
Missing grey mare from reservation needs return
A grey mare weighing 1900 pounds branded LW on left shoulder and crippled in front legs has strayed from its place on the reservation. Reward for recovery. Notify L. F. Anderson, Box 98, Pendleton.
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L. F. Anderson
Pendleton
Northwest News Roundup From Oregon And Idaho
A cascade of brief notes from Idaho and Oregon covers a trenching project in Kendrick Idaho a fatal horse trampling near Southwick and a stockman’s injuries. Andrew Clarke dies at Antelope after a California trek from Traverse to Wasco County. A Baker City Methodist church reorganizes and plans a new building. Rhodes reports 206 charter members in Teowitz as a new M C A Association forms. A Sanitarian tests a Baker City resident asylums follow, while Burns and Jordan camp near Culdesac sees a deadly dynamite accident. A Lutheran church dedication occurs at Burley with multiple ministers present. Lewiston politics see a Jack Reilly Joe Corman fix fail and arrest orders in Idaho. Oregon news notes Hillsboro burglary hearing for J T McNamara and state budget fights. A Willamette Valley item discusses English instruction funds and wildlife. An accident near Wilsonville records a boy struck by a baseball and later condition worsens. A carrier Captain Wallace and N G I discharge near Sullartta after state guard service. The season sees drift and meeting plans as leaders abandon activities.
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Canyon County
Idaho
California
Traple
Wasco County
Methodist
Haines
Baker County
Trantere
Rhodes
Tewinton
A. A. Denty
Baker City
Atwood
Salem
Antonio Franery
Burns & Jordan
Culdesac
Burley
F. Ryberg
Salt Lake
Freuzen
Bole
O. A. Elmquist
Omden
C. B Bengston
Idaho Falls
Jack Reilly
Joe Corman
Lewiston
Lydon
Needham
Hilleboro
Ore
J. T. McNamara
Tilamook
Barny
Multnomah
Skylarkke
Oregon
Invedh Welitroyers
WiMhwboro
Charles Fitzgeralt
East Hillshort
Sullartta
Toiho
W. A. Wallace
Thea
Rovemnor -Ganding
Mt Ute
Mutual fruit cannery venture cited as profitable model
The Salem Mutual Cannery Company reports a successful year with dividends of seven percent and $50,000 spent locally on fruit purchase and processing. The president states plans to expand berry production and offers long term contracts at 4 cents per pound for raspberries 60 cents for strawberries and 24 cents for blackberries.
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Freewater
Salem
Salem Journal
Salem Mutual
Inter
Marcie
Cannery
Beale
Harness Theft Case Spurs Law Reform Efforts
A Fremont County man’s missing harness reappears with a neighbor who confesses but cannot be charged due to a one year filing limit. The episode triggers proposed amendments by Representative Killpack to extend the information filing period and broaden grand larceny penalties for stolen livestock gear and related items.
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Webster
Killpack
Posse
Fremont County
Ice Jam Blocks Powder River Hopes for Breakup
The Baker City Herald reports Powder River is blocked by ice jams near the city. Dynamite failed to break the ice, and City Street Department crews, led by Superintendent Finley, are blasting and moving ice pieces with crowbars to clear paths under the bridge in a bid to prevent a heavier thaw from worsening the jam. The thick floes pose ongoing danger as workers manage chunks that extend feet above and across the stream.
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Baker
City Herald
Powder River
Finley
Feeble Old People Benefit From Vinol Remedy
A Pendleton drug store advertises Vinol as a strength builder for the elderly. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Catherine Therer of Albany New York claiming six months of use restored vigor and youthfulness, with a money back guarantee if it fails. The note identifies Pendleton Drug Co as sole local agents and urges readers to seek Vinol agency listings in their towns.
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Menileton
Wwe
Satherine
Albany
N.Y
Vinci
TI Goon
TV Fool
Teretleton
Vinalen
Ice blocks lodge under Baker bridge in swollen river
A fragmented notice describes thaw water washing ice from Suttop Creek through hillside terrain and down into Baker under the bridge, clogging passages and creating an obstinate flood. An unrelated ad promotes Elyse Cream Balm for throat and nasal relief, priced at 500 and 750 with a spraying tube, from Ely Grow, 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Suttop
Fhaq
Nuit
Baker
Catarh
Ely
Warren Street
New York
Hotel Arrivals List From St George Hotel
A diverse group of guests check into various hotels including St George and Portland properties. Names listed include Barker Chicago Bineau Portland Stanflow Kehoe Shirey Morton Peters Kribs Elwell Lieuallen Hall Daugherty Gillette Hotchkies Crapman Taylor Ariss and others from cities such as Chicago Portland Salt Lake Denver Kehoe and Comur d Alene.
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Hotel
St. George
F. A. Barker
Chicago
J. H. Bineau
Portland
W. B. Stanflow
Kehoe
W. J. Shirey
Olver P. Morton
James Peters
W. F. Stebert
Salt Lake
N.S Kribs
George L. Elwell
Dayton
Kelsey
J. HK. Bersholet
Fred A. Lieuallen
Helix
George PF. McAunay
North Yakima
L. J. HoyeSattie
M. E. Hotchkies
Enterprise
Frnes F. Hall
Denver
William H. Daugherty
Witt
M. H. Gillette
Echo
L. T. Crapman
Boston
J. EB. Taylor
Keho
A. H. Ariss
John B. Taylor
Comur d'Alene
Mc. Miller
Con
San Francisco
Cure for Catarrh Promises One Hundred Dollar Reward
Readers are told a cure for catarrh exists and a $100 reward will be paid to anyone who proves it fails. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to be a constitutional remedy that cleanses the blood and strengthens the patient. Testimonials are promised upon request to F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Cheney
Taco
Toledo
Toke Hall
Return Limit Extended for California Excursion Tickets
The winter excursion ticket return limit to California has been extended to six months, with ticket prices increased by five dollars. This notice appears in the EB. C. Smith inquiry and related information from R. & Ni. Penileton.
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California
Smith Arent
Penileton
Natural Hyomei Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Hyomei as a natural cure for catarrh, describing inhalation through a pocket inhaler and direct presentation of healing medication to the nasal passages and throat. It claims rapid relief, a money back guarantee, and availability through Tallinon Co with doctor’s guarantee.
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Tallinon & Co
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