City Brevities and Classifieds Summary
County Berot wanted this office. Dry wood supplies offered with ads for lodging, rooms, and furniture. Listings include private board, furnished rooms, a 23 room lodging house for sale, a 15 room rooming house one block from depot, hotel Oregon in Portland, and Oregon Lumber Yard promoting dry stock and lumber prices.
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County Bero
Minnila
South Main Treet
Logan Street
Meacham
Henry Kopitzke
Thin City
Haron
Garden Street
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Lumber Yard
Butte Strikes Echo in Publishing Alliance Ties
A printed statement from allied printing crafts warns of continued disruption as publishers plan to resume after a pressmen strike. They demand reinstatement to the 1906 scale, a 10 cent per thousand cut proposal, and rework of ad setting rules. Individual printers push for changes amid the Butte newspaper bloc.
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Apeelal
Butte mx
Mote
Lonat
Butte Inter-Mountain
Oh Main
Butte Newspapers Face Shutdown Over Union Demands
Publishers warn of sustained stoppage as they refuse to bow to union terms. Thousands of copies rush printed at 10 cents each, claiming high wages and poor membership quality. If unions do not concede to their demands, no papers may roll out in Butte for months.
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Hutte
United States
Butte
Indoor Baseball Trials Set For Gymnasium Program
Rival indoor baseball teams will form under Physical Director Shockley in gym class. Indoor play will prepare for outdoor season, with two rival teams planned to compete. Participants must hold gym membership and join the effort to build conditioning ahead of spring play.
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Cvason
Shockley
Chakoier
Marriage of Sonichineon and Sima Thors at Bride’s Parents Home
The ceremony united Sonichineon and Sima Thors on Saturday evening at the bride’s parents home near Pires Creek, with Rev O EL Hall officiating. The couple plans a farm home on the groom’s land post wedding. Family presence included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Actor of Dixie Washington, and the bride is a graduate of Browka State University. The groom is described as prosperous and respected.
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Sima Thors
Winn Th Struthers
Clira Fu Hutchineon
Dtr
Mia ML BE
Altehing
Pires Creek
Rev O
Hall
Mia Struthers
Arthur
Dixie
Wash
Nebrowka State University
Man argues rabbits unfit for meat due to disease
W Emerson of Umatilla County cites The Dalles Chronicle claim that rabbits carry disease. He notes rabbits show large lumps and deformities, and warns against consuming animals described as diseased. The remark reflects concerns raised about local rabbit meat safety.
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Chronicle
Umatilla
W. Emerson
Dalles
Hermiston Restaurateur William Coffman Sells Out
William Coffman, who ran a Hermiston restaurant for four months, has sold out there and moved back to Blainey to reside permanently. The Clearwater Improvement Co. warehouse at Orofino, Idaho, collapsed under snow weight, grain and coal valued at 2,100 was lost. Read the East Uruguonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiston
William Coffman
Bla Ely
Clearwater Improvement Co
Orofino
Idaho
Personal visits and travels noted in Echo city
A stream of visitors and travelers stop in Echo today. H. Be, Stevens. Walter Pierce. E. H. Brown editor. Miss Winnie Struve. Miss Jennie Cole. Dr. M. S. Kern. B. F. Seow. W. F. P. Card. E. J. Wilbur. D. A. Preston. John T. Larmbirth. C. T. Godwin. George Ferguson. Col J. M. Bentley. James Ross. C. K. Cranston. Col. H. G. Newport. H. T. Booth. R. R. Johnson. Judge H. J. Bean. G. W. Phelps. and others are listed as visitors, travelers, or officials in Salem, Hermiston, Baker City, and La Grande, with various business, surveying, and legal duties.
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H. Be, Stevens
Echo
Walter M. Pierce
Hot Lake
E. H. Brown
The
Echo Rexiater
Cty
Winnie Struve
Jennie Cole
Hermisston
Kern
Hermiston
B. F. Seow
Eflers Mano House
W. FP. Card
Tutulllo
E. J. Wilbur
Upper Mckay Creer
D. A. Preston
Preston-Parton Milling Company
Athena
John T. Larmbirth
Honolulu
C. T. Godwin
Milton
Salem
George Ferguson
Sadie
Ima- Ula
J. M. Bentley
James Ross
Alba
C. K. Cranston
First National Bank
State Division Move Stirs Clarkston Bridge Debate
A Spokane backed effort to create a new state and build a Clarkston bridge is critiqued as a publicity ploy. The Lewiston Tri bun a reports local business leaders fear political maneuvering and note west side opposition may block votes. Officials say the move faces insurmountable hurdles despite chamber endorsements.
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Clarkston
State Bridge
Spokane
Lkely
Lewiston Tribuna
Loyal Chamber of Commerce
Whitoh
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Hiny
West Side
Bridge N
Narrow Attack on Osteopath Protection Bill in House
Polk County representative Dr B H McCallon faced sharp criticism in the Oregon House over a measure to protect osteopaths. The Salem Statesman denounces osteopathy as unscientific and worldy with professional jealousy at play among supposedly high class professionals. The bill seeks to create a formal examining board and regulate the practice on practical lines, a path similar to a Senate version that passed there.
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McCahon
Newell
McCallen
B. T. McCallon
Bin
B. H. McCallon
Polk County
Oregon
Salem Statesman
McCallan
Alma
Senate
Trial opens in Tyler murder case against Steve Adams
The Tyler murder case against Steve Adams opened with Henry P. Knight for the prosecution outlining Adams as an associate of Jack Simpson and noting warnings to Simpson to leave the country. Witnesses described the remains of Tyler, a gunshot to the back and bone fragments, with Tyler’s mother present as remains were displayed to the jury.
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Aspeci
Wallice
Oregon Sunday Journal Enya
Steve Adams
Henry P. Knight
Tyler
Western Federation of Miners
St. Joe Valley
Henry P
Jack Slimpcon
Chee Koight
Steve Adame
Jack Simpson
Simpson
Adame
Adams
Adon
Teheok
John BR. Thomas
Advertising Oregon Campaign Sparks Statewide Effort
Oregon development league drives publicity through Chicago and Missouri routes. Astoria Chamber raises 6480 for ads and new members. North Bend nets 5000 for advertising. Schools join in urging teachers and pupils to promote Oregon with colonist fare from March 8 to April 9. rates from St Louis, Chicago, and other hubs open travel to major points in Oregon.
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Portland
Oregon
Oregon Development League
Astoria
Chamber of Commmerce
North Bend
Oregon City
la Grande
Albany
Tate
BL. Milligan
Malheur County
Sugesta
St. Paul
Minnepolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Cowntry
Chicago Wheat Market Report in East Oregonian
Chicago Wheat Market in Chicago shows opening at 77 percent, TH 1-8, opening 467-8, closing 471-8. Conte opened 40 percent and closed 445-8. All the news all the time in the East Oregonian.
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Chicago
Conte
East Oregonian
Milwaukee Work Advances on Montana Line
Chief engineer Penfield and superintendent Jennings visit Butte construction camps on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul from Butte to Lombard. About 82 contractor camps and 90 engineer camps employ roughly 4,000 men building dirt cuts fills and tunnels. Weather slows dirt work but rock and tunnel tasks continue. bridges and fills show progress as workers push toward a potential union with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
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Milwaukee
Montanna
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
Penfield
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Butte
Lombard
Jenkings
MccIntosh Broc
Montana
Jennings
Roundup
Jawbone Road
Mile City
Mr. Penfield
Coeur d'Alene
Butte Oressecess
Santa Fe's New Cutoff Ready Soon Across New Mexico
Chicago and San Francisco. The Santa Fe railroad will complete a new cutoff across New Mexico to connect to the transcontinental line with the Pecos Valley division at Texico Texas. The route will run through the Texas Panhandle and bypass La Junta California, reducing Chicago to San Francisco travel by about 24 hours and cutting operating costs. The line supports rapid Texas settlement growth, with thousands of settlers moving into the region this year and more expected by 1907 end.
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Austin
Texan
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Texas
Texico
Kansas
Albuquerque
N. M
Ite
California
Kansne
Pecos Valley
Panhandle
la Junta
Cal
Chicago
San Francisco
Death toll hits Thunder Mountain expedition
Jonas Lawrence grangeville miner survives as one of three partners tied to a 2100,000 claim in Thunder mountain. John Farrington dies in Death Valley during a mining expedition with 50 men. only Lawrence and two others remain. Farrington’s body sent to Salt Lake City for burial. he was 60 and a leading Idaho mining figure.
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Grangeville
Idaho
Lewiston Tribune
Jonas Lawrence
Lisburg
N.Y
Thunder Mountain
Lawrence
Death Valley
John Farrington
Jonas Fuller
Farrington
Idaho County
Arizona
California
Salt Lake City
Utah
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