Drain the Swamps Colville River Land for Settlement
About 30 000 acres along the Colville River could be drained for settlers, with value estimates from 860 to 875 per acre. Congressman Jones advocates this, and the plan envisions a spring drought plan and an Elliott drainage visit to Stevens County. The agriculture department contemplates a total $112 600 appropriation, with May or June as the ideal start window.
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Colville River
Colville Reservation
Jones
Stevens County
Colville
Spolauje Palle & Northern Railway
Turer of
Brooks
Mother's Friend and Its claimed childbirth benefits
An old promotional blurb extols Mother's Friend as reducing pain in childbirth and improving baby health. It claims to ease morning sickness and breast soreness, promising that mothers and infants alike benefit, with the product widely used in homes from mansions to cabins.
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Bradfield Mequlator CO
Allants, Ga
Two Thad Legs Broken In Sleigh Accident
On Wednesday Fred Cree hitched a toe sleigh to McCready’s team for a lake trip. A crash down a hill sent two riders, Mrs Weber and Fred Green, tumbling as broken bones were found in Mrs Weber’s right leg and Mr Mooney’s right leg near the ankle. Mrs Weber remains at home under care as Mr Mooney is also injured. Chaplain Lewry is seriously ill with pneumonia at Chapin, Kansas.
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Fred Cree
McCready
Lee Bot
Saya
Joseph Herald
Peete
Nace Coe
Duane Tlhe
Mre
Weber
Mooney
Jim
Fred Green
Thompson
Hunting Caribou in British Columbia
A. J. Warren recounts a September caribou hunt in British Columbia. The party trudges along the Nd Rawhide trail from a mining camp, camps twice, and fires on several caribou including a large bull. They describe harsh, cold nights, rugged terrain with glaciers and open glades, and meals of pork, beans, and vegetables as they pursue game and eventually return to a nearby town for supplies.
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A. J. Warren
Heyer
Htm
Villes
World War II Era Reflection on Corruption and Moral Growth
An extended, fragmented essay argues the world is growing better not worse. It contrasts frauds in insurance and politics with historical depictions of rulers and social change, suggesting fortune and vice are intertwined. The piece notes changing wealth, public trust, and the idea that moral progress follows scrutiny and accountability in society.
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Goodwin
Velegrim
Petty
Rand
Kreychel
King Pharoah
Dave
Tte
Chielatruu
Ogeres
Wild Belgian Horse Show Draws Attention in City Auction
A Belgian four year old stallion, described as one of the finest in the country, was exhibited in the city by A. Ruby & Co. The horse, praised for beauty and breeding, drew a price around 8400 with a consortium of twelve buyers each contributing 200. The event signals the breeding emphasis of Helene stables, famed for harness draft horses.
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Charlee A. Fi
Ruby & Co
Porterk
Minesive
Rive
Homer
Cold Weather Notes From Alaska Contrasted With Inland Empire
A More ilombor relays a Daily Evening Star item from Whitehorse Yukon listing January 23 temperatures. Fortymile 72 below, Dawson 72 below, Ogil Vie 65 below, Stewart River 7 below, Coffee Creek 66 below, Selkirk 76 below, Yukon Crossing 76 below, Tantalus 82 below, Big Salmon Tk, Hoota lingua 76 below, Lower Leberge 68 below, White horse 63 below, Tagish 64 below, Caribou 44 below, Conrad 44 below, Atlin 60 below. The editor notes the contrast with milder Inland Empire weather and the poem reference implies regional climate.
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Star of
Whitehorse
WY. T
Yukon
Wenathbor
Inland Empire
Walla Walla Tnien
Howe
Dawson
Ogil Vie
Stewart River
Coffee Creek
Selkirk
Yukon Crossing
Lower Leberge
Tagish
Caribou
Conrad
Atlin
Levi Taylor Fined for Sunday Saloon Offense in Endicott
Levi Taylor was jailed Saturday and fined 186.60 for keeping open a saloon on Sunday in Endicott. He paid 108.75 on January 2 after standing trial in the superior court, with Justice Mounts issuing the sentence. Taylor served as a bartender for Peter Green, the saloon owner who has since disposed of the business.
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Levi Taylor
Taylor
Endicott
Justice of the Peace
Peter Green
Colfax
Graft of skin eyed for injured engineer Swain
Reports say surgeons favor grafting skin from other body parts to save Engineer W. F. Swain from permanent disability after severe hand injuries caused by steam and burns on the locomotive. Volunteers may be called to donate small skin portions as doctors monitor recovery at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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W. FH. Swain
Oregon Daily Journal
Wiens
Eno
Fwaln
Eal
Swain
Frightfully Burned Machinist Cites Quick Burn Cure
Chas W Moore of Ford City Pa, a machinist, badly burned his hand in an electrical furnace. He used Bucklon s Amnica Salve and reports a quick and perfect cure. Greatest healer on earth for Burns Wounds Sores Ecze ma and Plies at Tallman & Cos and Brock MoeComas druggists.
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Chas, W. Moore
Ford City
Bucklon
Tallman & Cos
Brock & MoeComas
Armored cruiser Tennessee tops trial speed at 22.16 knots
The armored cruiser Tennessee achieved a trial speed of 22.16 knots on its latest run, surpassing the contract requirement by 0.14 knot during the February 13 test voyage.
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Tennessee
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Colville Land
Bureau
Mit
Stevy
John 2. Lewry
Danceroualy DU Oatrie
Chapin
Kan
Poeurmonia
British Columbia
Pendleton
the Fair Dept. Store
Wild Buy
Athens
Alaska
Bae North
Toland
Vinci
Ewampy
Ildideo
Acca
T Specific
Atlanta
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