Pendleton Reader Urged to Use Deans Kidney Pills
A Pendleton Oregon citizen cites rapid relief from kidney troubles with Deans Kidney Pills. He reports years of backache and kidney discomfort worsen with cold or weather change, claims few doses quickly curb attacks, and notes daily supply at Pendleton Drug Co. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent. Remember the same Deans.
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Pendleton
Bright
Dean
Pendleton Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Golden Grains Lure Man To Wealth At Jarbidge Mine
D A Bourne, after four decades chasing gold, locates the Jarbidge mine in Idaho near the Nevada line. News says the camp becomes a booming mining town with high ore values from $800 to $1000 per ton. Stampede vibes spread as prices soar and land around the townsite is surveyed for staking and sale. Bourne sold half his discovery for a half million cash while keeping a 50 percent stake in the holding company valued at about $27 million. The origin of the mine remains a mystery tied to a former sheepherder who hid the find and died before revealing it. Bourne plans a celebratory return to New York after years away.
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Boise
Idaho
Nevada-Idaho
D. A. Bourne
Northwest
Klondike
Boise Basin
Goldfield
Ely
Bourne
Jarbidge
Jarbridge
New York
Mystery of Mount Tamalpais body solved in Marin County
San Francisco reports the Mount Tamalpais case ends with identification of a woman once known as Mrs Tore McKay, linking items to James McKay and Tunzi. The tale traces a Portland and Eureka connection, a discharge in 1904, and a later denial by Rose McKay.
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San Francisco
Mount Tamalpais
Marin County
Tuttle
Mill Valley
Tore McKay
Eureka
James McKay
Humboldt County
McKay
Portland
Turtle
James
Tunzi
Tittle Place
Gardner Defends Protection Policy in Congress
Washington February 24 Representative Gardner of Massachusetts comes to defense of protection measures in a congressional session. The remarks emphasize safeguarding domestic industries and supporting tariffs to shield American workers.
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Gardner
Washington, D. C
Masachusett
Tariff Principle Urged Ahead Of Elections By Gardner
Gardner urged Republicans to stand by the protective tariff principle in the coming elections and argued that even in defeat they should not heed cries of high prices. He undertook to prove that the tariff had nothing to do with the cost of living.
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Gardner
Girl Gives Lemon for Boy With Biggest Feet
Cheney Washington the semester party of the class of 1912 at the Normal school Saturday night substituted a Virginia reel and comic characters for the usual dances. A wholesale auction unmasked well known characters and bid off the boy with the largest feet or best smile for items from a tooth pick to a lemon and a half.
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Bo-Peep
Portland plants roses on Washington's Birthday
Portland observes Washington's Birthday by planting thousands of rose bushes in parks and public squares. City and state officials join with foreign visitors who contributed roses for the ceremony. The annual event aims to bloom for the June Rose Festival and showcases Oregon's climate.
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Portland
Washington
Oregon
Portland Advertises in Denmark and Sweden
The Portland Commercial Association places ads in leading Swedish and Norwegian Danish papers inviting industrious settlers to homestead in rural Maine. A multilingual correspondent answers inquiries, signaling growing Nordic interest in empty lands and regional development.
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Portland
Denmark
Sweden
Portland Commercial Association
Commercial Club
Pasco calls special election over school sale value
Pasco Washington residents learn the school board will hold a special election on Saturday February 26 after a request by the Pasco Commercial Club to sell the Lewis Street school property to the highest bidder. The plan calls platting and appraising each lot and not selling below appraised value. the district expects at least $100000 from the sale, the tract having been bought from the Northern Pacific 20 years ago for five dollars.
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Pasco
Wash
Portland Tillamook extension to start passenger service
Passenger service on 25 miles of the completed western end of the Tillamook extension is expected to begin April 1. Trains will run from Tillamook to Vonburg serving Bay City Hobsonville and other points. Work continues across the Coast mountains and by next fall trains are expected to run from Portland to Tillamook Bay.
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Ss. P
Tillamook
Portland
Patioif
Vonburg
Bay City
Hobsonville
Coast Mountains
Tillamook Bay
Big Magazine Merger Schemes for St Louis
E G G Lewis forces a plan to consolidate major magazines under a single printing plant in St Louis. Each publisher keeps its identity but joins a central operation to cut costs. Five or six eastern publishers reportedly weigh the scheme.
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St. Louis
Fifty Wrestlers Enter National Amateur Championship
Crack wrestlers from fifty clubs including New York Boston San Francisco and Portland Ore join rivals from the Midwest as the national amateur wrestling championships begin at the Illinois Athletic club. Seven weight classes will crown champions including 1095 116 126 135 146 158 and heavyweights.
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Chicago
Fen
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Illinois Athletic Club
Laborers to Get 26 Cents Daily Wage Increase
Spokane council directs ordinance to raise city employes wages by 26 cents daily, setting new city laborer pay at three dollars a day. Trah Won Outlook Good reports Utah woolgrowers expect a prosperous season with strong prices, while Nevada and Wyoming sheepmen face heavy losses as Utah flocks show lighter losses than winter.
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Spokane
Wash
Trah
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Dressed young chickens for roasting at Central meat market
Dressed young chickens offered for roasting every Saturday at the Central meat market. Poone Main 23.
Medicine Peddler Finds No One Sick in Little Hamlet
Special correspondence from Nolin reports F T Ayers the medicine peddler passing through the hamlet last Monday finding no illness. The item also notes local transfers, sales of horses and land, and a new well drilled at Alkall Canyon with notable water flow.
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Nolin
F. T. Ayers
Drain
R. A. Dozier
Co. E. Marple
Ronan
Montana
F. W.eatty
J. H. Young
Gritman Obrothers
Pendleton
Thomas Leffler
William Welnke
Alkall Canyon
Mrs. Whitmore
Helen
Clyde
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With $100 Reward
A local notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 to any case it fails to cure, and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tc Oe Hall
Vivisection Law Threatens Medical Schools
Albany N J Dr James B Ewing of Cornell Medical School and president of the American Society for Cancer Research warns in a public statement that the proposed bill to restrict vivisection would close every medical school in the state If demonstrative courses on living subjects are banned students would seek schools in other states to study these topics firsthand rather than rely on secondhand accounts.
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Albany
N. J
James B. Ewing
Cornell Medical School
American Society For Cancer Research
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