Peruna advertised as cure for catarrh across ages and regions
Farm workers and townsfolk praise Peruna and Manalin for catarrh of stomach throat and bowels. Letters from Geo Thompson W J Temple J B Alexander and others laud relief and renewed vigor after using Peruna. Advert outlines systemic cure and calls Peruna essential at home for prevention and recovery.
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Callahan
Big Hill Farm
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Dr Hartman the farmer and Peruna testimonial
Dr Hartman a farmer near Columbus Ohio operates a large farm with dairy and fowl departments. He promotes Peruna as strengthening his health and proper milk supply. A second note from Stanly Bell of Ashley Ohio credits Peruna with easing rheumatism and bowel trouble.
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Columbus
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Ashley
Fragmented Local Notice From Newspaper Page
The readable text outlines publishing rates for periodicals and services in Chicago and Washington bureaus. It mentions daily, weekly, and semi weekly offerings with varying durations and price structures and lists Scripps News Association and Pendleton Postoffice as involved offices.
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Tall
Dally
Mall
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Obey the Acorn The Path to Wisdom by Elle Wheeler Wilcox
Poem reflecting on charity and inner growth. It contrasts external acts with true faith and moral self-improvement. The speaker urges obedience as a guiding key and uses the acorn and oak as a symbol of spiritual ascent. A compact meditation on humility and belief.
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Cen
Elle Wheeler Wilcox
Old range king faces cattle loss amid cold in Pendleton
A renowned western cattle ruler, famed for vast open-range herds, travels through Pendleton on his way to Montana as thousands of cattle perish from severe cold. He receives word that a single herd of 1590 head has perished, and continues a billiards game without visible reaction.
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Buch
Pendleton
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Montana
The West’s Plainsman Legend Ends in Quiet Resolve
A veteran cattleman faces retirement after a government land remove order, accepting the outcome with stoic dignity. He reflects on a life of frontier grit, defining a vanished breed of western pioneer forged by vast plains and independent spirit. The changing world and shifting industries spell the end of an era and the plainsman’s unique character.
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Hitchcock branded as crook by some senators
Senators attack former interior secretary Hitchcock alleging crooked acts to settle scores. The land fraud investigations, begun under Hitchcock, are praised by supporters as cleansing corruption and removing objectionable figures from public service, while proponents insist no innocent person was harmed.
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Hitchcock
Interior Department
Thorpe
Government careers call for young men now
The United States government seeks young, educated men for spots in the Reclamation and Forestry Departments and for consular service. Fluency in German, Spanish, or French plus strong English is prized. The service aims to recruit vigorous, ambitious individuals to rise quickly in a competitive international landscape.
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United States
Reclamation
Forestry Department
The Victim Next Door
A medical alarm on the spread of consumption in the United States warns that improper sanitation and careless personal habits in neighborhoods fuel its growth. The piece urges direct personal civic action from every thinking citizen to curb the disease and protect communities.
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United States
Idaho Legislature Rejects Railroad Regulation Bill
The Idaho legislature voted down a railroad regulation measure after a favorable committee report, surprising many observers who say the state with over 1000 miles of track needs regulation but the body fears the expense of a commission.
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Idaho
An & Committee
Pendleton Benefit At Fraser Theater Draws Big Crowd
Pendleton Commercial Association benefit show at Fraser theater packed last night with no seats left. Officials anticipate another full crowd next Monday. The event is touted as a boost for Pendleton and a test of public access to legislative actions amid ongoing communications outages.
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Ebandleton
Association
Fraser Theater
La Grande Commercial Club Seeks Wilcox Plant Location
At a La Grande Commercial Club meeting the Wilcox Lumber Company received a $2500 cash bonus offer to locate a plant in or near La Grande, contingent on choosing the area for the new facility. The note quotes a poetic pledge about unity and service.
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