Wolfe Promotes Sorghum Yet Profitable Crop in County
W. Wolfe urges farmers to grow sorghum on hill foothills and fallow land citing a prior 3 acre trial yielding about 200 gallons per acre. He projects 40 net dollars per acre after costs, notes winter irrigation only, and says the region is suited for sorghum with several farmers arranging plots for next season.
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Wolfe
Thie
W. Wolfe
Diath
Eho
Bieh
Behole
Mir. Wolfe
Hk Amomt
What Interested Him By Henpeck In Egypt
In a travel quip Henpeck recalls a queen seen in Egypt and jokes about waking a woman dry. A Philadelphia Press item notes the Mikasa cruiser suffered twenty three casualties from fragments after an optic telegraph was struck by a bomb, highlighting the need to remove unnecessary deck objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henpeck
Egypt
Philadelphia Press
Leeson
The Serious Fart. Friend Dialogue Exchange
A brief dialogue contrasts responsibility between a proprietor and a drug clerk. The clerk asserts higher responsibility due to job risk if a mistake is made, prompting a blunt exchange about accountability.
Stork Delivers News Of New Brother In Playful Exchange
A whimsical dialogue references a stork delivering a baby brother to Char and Nurae-See, with playful lines about worries in a world competition and a lighthearted aside about the new arrival. The tone suggests a humorous or childlike vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurae
Charlie
Stork
Charfo
Fliegenile
Ancient Indian Arrow Grooves Explained by Chief and Elder
A Southern Workman account recounts how Indian arrows feature three undulating grooves cut from the feather end toward the head. An old Omaha arrow-maker explains the grooves prevent defects as saplings season and straighten, while the chief’s son learns the craft.
Head of the Missouri River and its six forming streams
The article explains the Missouri River’s sources in the nation’s park zone, naming De Lacy’s or Shoshone lake as the head and detailing the Madison Gallatin and Jefferson connections. It notes East and West Gallatin, the Jefferson’s role, and the six rivers joining near Twin Bridges to form the river claimed as the world’s longest from gulf to Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
de Lacy
National Park
Missouri
Madison
Gallatin
Lewie and Clark
Jefferson
Shoshone Lake
An Honest Sergeant and a Dublin Sentry Tale
A military anecdote from Ireland recalls a noncommissioned officer who saluted at a barrack gate in Dublin. When questioned why he returned a salute not due, he quipped I always return everything I am not entitled to. The colonel laughed and dismissed him.
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Ireland
Dublin
London cabman taunts fat lady over fare
Sarcanthe recounts a London cabman asking a fat lady to walk the other way to avoid alarming a horse. The cabman pretends politeness and jokes about what she carries for a shilling, claiming the horse will have a fit if it sees it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarcanthe
London
A Cold Bad Man Phrase From The Faerie Queene
The line notes the phrase a bold, bad man once used by Spenser to describe Archimage of The Faerie Queene. It reflects a worn threadbare comic wrinkle applied to a villain who dared name great Gorgon prince of darkness and dead night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spenser
Great Gorgon
Darkness
Self Denial and the Path to Success
Self denial is presented as the key to success in any department of life. The text argues that lack of discipline leads to idleness, wastefulness, and stagnation, while industry, promptness, economy, thrift, and a successful career arise from self denial.
Knight Nurses Reflect Medieval Wars Myth
A fragment notes knights and nurses in medieval wars with a poetical aside about a water drop sharing water’s ties yet unable to storm. The line attributes a contemplative mood to reflect on conflict and care across history.
Transformation of Idaho’s Boise Valley Wealth and Water Plans
An overview of Idaho’s Boise valley growth from 1860s gold rush to a water powered future. It notes irrigation projects, a growing population of about 36,000, and federal plans under the Payette Boise project to reclaim about 370000 acres with a 1.66 million federal outlay. The piece compares the valley's potential to the Great Salt Lake area.
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Rose River Valley
Idaho
Guy BK. Mitchel
Nearent
Boise
New England
Gulf of
California
Thie
Recktome
Eurplin
Cone
Walleye
Bolke
Reiliroide
Quanney
United States
Villey
Payette-Bolne
Interor
Rhode Island
Payette
Boise Valley
Boime Valley
Bola
Great Salt Lake Valley
Winh
San Francisco Billboard Critique Highlights Civic Aesthetics
A San Francisco Post critique denounces outdoor billboards as tawdry clutter harming the city’s beauty. The piece argues across the nation who banished such ads, noting local indifference while outsiders insult the city’s youth and suburban fringe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Post
Sa Francisco
San Franclo
Citizons
San Francisco
San Fray
New River Rumbling Through Nebraska Ranch Lands
A newly reported river in western Nebraska, named Hormed New River, is described as rivaling the Missouri in size. An Omaha dispatch notes its origin in eastern Cherry County and its slow southward spread across counties. Scientists note an underground source feeding the surface stream, likely from rainfall in spring, affecting the cattle range reliant on artesian wells.
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Nebraska
Jedet
Missouri
Ah Omaha Dispatch
Cherry County
Cierry
Enormous Rise Creates Vast Water Lake in Hills
Report describes water levels surging through several valleys forming a vast lake, with observers noting an unprecedented flood phenomenon for the region. Surge described as remarkable in scale, erasing distinctions between valleys as water spread outward.
Luckiest Man in Arkansas Disease Cure Claim
Luckiest Man in Arkansas writes that his wife recovered health after five years of coughing and lung bleeding using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He says one bottle helped, with 12 bottles curing her. Advertises cure for coughs and colds with money back guarantee. Trial bottles free at Tallman & Co. and Frank & McComas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
H. L. Stanley
Bruno
Dresort
King
Tallman & Co
Frank & McComas
Runaway Northern Pacific Engine Reported Near Paso War
An engine escaped from Paseo yards on the Northern Pacific line between Paso and Wallult this morning. It raced toward Hunts Junction before being redirected to Pendleton. A pursuing crew acted quickly to swap switches and halt the unit, which returned to Paseo without damage.
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Pason
Wallult
Damarre
Pasco
Hunt's, Junction
Hunt
Pendleton
Hunts
Paseo
Tron
Sternm
Frightfully burned machinist cured by amnica salve
Frightfully burned was Chas. W. Moore a machinist of Ford City Pa after an electrical furnace accident. He used Bucklen's Amnica Salve with a quick and perfect cure praised as the greatest healer on earth for burns wounds and sores by Zheat Tallman & Co. and Brook & McComas druggists.
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Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
Bucklen
Zheat Tallman & Co
Brook & McComas
Drugeisis
Contest Over Will Alleging Influence Over Deceased Beck
Three grandchildren file contest in county court against the will of Joseph Beck alleging undue influence by his widow Marilda Ellenbeth Beck. They contest a will queathing his entire fortune about $K000 to the widow with $100 to each contesting child.
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WAT
Joseph Bek
Marilda Ellenbeth Beck
Joseph Beck
Miker City Herald
Miss Marvin Announces Library Books Contract Award
Miss Marvin secretary of the state library commission says a contract to buy about $15000 worth of books for school libraries will be awarded at the commission's next meeting.
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Marvin
State Brary Commission
Nervous Mothers Find Hope in Lydia Pinkham's Remedy
A period piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for nervous prostration, hysteria, irritability, and other female troubles. It quotes testimonials from Mrs. Chester Curry and Mrs. Charles F. Brown praising improved health and reduced nervousness after using the remedy, and invites women to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Chester Curry
Ladieal Symphony Orchestra
Saratoga Street
Boston
Mass
Pinkham
Charles F. Brown
Mothers’ Club
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Lydia KE
Lynn
Maas
HOTEL ARRIVALS AT THE GOLDEN MULE
A list of guests arriving at The Golden Mule hotel includes J. D. Lindsey of Medford A J Coyle McGinty Mytle Mitchell from Wisco and many others from Portland Spokane Starbuck Milton Alba and Athena. An advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds claiming to loosen bowels, clear the throat and expel illness. Sold by Tallman & Co.
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Golden Mule
Lindsey
Medford
A. J. Coyle
Port Wudf
Davis
Alba
JF. Campbell
Milton
William McCubeheon
Pilot Rok
Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Horses Wanted for Saddle and Pack Work
Wanted six hundred saddle and pack horses meeting strict specs. Geldings aged four to eight, 1000 to 1100 pounds, hardy colors, deep chest, well muscled, good disposition, sound and blemish free, broke to ride. Inspector will be at Pendleton on February 6 to buy and receive animals.
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Pendleton
Ely's Cream Balm for nasal troubles and hay fever
Note promotes Ely Bros Ely's Cream Balm as a purifying soothing remedy for nasal passages. Claims to cure disease reliance on genuine product with no coca cola or mercury. Warns against substitutes and notes availability from all druggists at 50 cents, mailed from New York.
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Ely
Price
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Dance at Pendleton Camp Woodmen Hall Event
Pendleton Camp No 41 Woodmen of the World to hold a dance at Eagles hall Monday evening February 6. All Woodmen invited to bring a friend not a Woodman. Card and dancing. Committees A J Gibron Charles Cole V Stroeble.
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W. Dance
Pendleton Camp No. 41
Eagles Hall
Caria
A. J. Gibron
Charles Cole
V. Stroeble
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ECHO
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Eimerson
Walluii
Mrs
Mrs. Chase’Brown
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