Mohawk mine stock boom and future bullion plans in Nevada
The Mohawk gold mine at Goldfield Nevada reports $6 million in gold in the first 60 days of operation and a stock surge from 26 cents to over $20. If held since issue five dollars would be worth $3,400 now and $150 would be $105,000. the note predicts the stock reaching $2 to $5 within years as the mill begins bullion production. Water supply and mine depth progress are described with hopes of uninterrupted operation.
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Mohawk
Goldfield
Nevada
Simon
J. P. Stampher
Boteh
Butte Bay No. 3
Smelter Trust
Smelter Combine
Cook House
Butte Boys
Robert F. Scott
First National Bank
Portland
Hoe
Milton Walla Walla accident and local notes
Miss Trudy Bartlett underwent an operation in Walla Walla to remove a swallowed pin, with quick recovery. Freewater cannery begins shipments to Heath and others, and a second market day is planned for Feb 24. Delegates to Sunday school convention to be hosted with hospitable events. Revival in progress near Milton Freewater draws rancher attendance. Hermiston reports strong land clearing and rising crops. many new residents and sales, with numerous visitors listed.
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Walla Walla
Freewater Cannery
Milton
Trudy Bartlett
Miss Bartlett
Freewater
Bunnyside
Mijton- Freewater
Mertings
Hermiston
Baptism Observed by Large Local Gathering
A baptism drew a large gathering of interested residents, with attendees from the community converging to witness the ceremony and share in the event. The occasion highlighted local participation and community engagement.
We want to get up a geographical imed
An excerpt from the Baltimore American asks the reader to propose the first country for a geographical idea. The fragment references the Sandwich Islands and asks for suggestions, indicating a period tone and editorial dialogue.
Public notice of debt settlement by Fred Weber
Native to Public. Having disposed of my implement store in this city, all parties knowing themselves indebted to me please rat and settle their accounts. Fred Weber.
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Fred Weber
Not Understood Story of Miss Talbott Life
Treug Talbott of New York, a beautiful young woman, killed herself after being misunderstood. The tale is linked to Elin Wheeler Wilcox's poem Not Understood, portraying Miss Talbott’s life.
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Treug ‘Talbott
New York
Elin Wheeler Wilcox
Miss Talbott
Weston News Faces Winter Ills and Community Change
Weston has faced a harsher winter with several deaths mainly among the elderly. Mrs. P. S. Rogers and Miss Mary Durr are seriously ill, while Mrs. Ransom Lieuvallen shows improvement. Robert Bromgren leaves for a machine shop job in North Yakima, and neighbors celebrate birthdays for Mrs. Crayne, Miss Gussie Hutchinson, and Chester Caplinger. A trip to the county seat was taken for the W. O. O. W. convention as warmth returns.
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Weston
P. S. Rogers
Mary Durr
Ransom Lieuvallen
Robert Bromgren
North Yakima
Crayne
Gussie Hutchinson
Chester Caplinger
Melinda Ellis
Rake for Statement No 1 Cites Senate Election View
Elmer E Kennedy editor Baker City Herald says Statement No 1 offers the sole real method to elect U S senators and will carry Baker county by a large majority, as reported by the Oregon Daily Journal during his Portland visit. Eastern Oregon residents favor this approach, fearing a return to the old system would be disastrous.
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United States
Baker County
Congress
Elmer E. Kennedy
Baker City
New Register Opens Busy Era at La Grande Land Office
New land office registrar F C Bramwell assumed duties amid an unusual rush for isolated tract applications and proofs. Ki W Davia briefly left, Bramwell signed documents, and the office resumed proof activity after a two week lull marked by no proofs.
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New Register
la Grande
Register F. C. Bramwell
Ki. W. Davia
Mr. Bramwell
la Grande Obe
Tramwell
Land Office
Nat
Ta Grande Fire Department Eyes Pompler Ladders
La Grande Observer reports Ta Grande fire department plans to buy one or two Pompler Ladders to improve service. The purchase aims to enhance reach and efficiency in firefighting operations. The exact quantity and timeline were not confirmed.
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Ta Grande
la Grande
Fingers Lost In Chopper Accident At Market
Henry Morg, employed at the Grande Ronde Meat company Fir street market, lost all four fingers on his left hand while cleaning a sausage cutter. He failed to turn off power and slipped while removing a casting. a wrench caused him to lose balance and his hand was drawn into the chopper. He was rushed to the hospital where Drs Hall and Hubbard treated the mangled hand.
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Henry Morg
Saya
la Grande
Morg
Fir Street
Grande Ronde Meat Company
Drs. Hall and
Hubbard
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Florence M. & L
Mureka Jumbo
Black Butte
Diamoondfield Consolidated Empire
Lone Star Coming Nation
Booth
Daisy Milltown
Washington Mohawk Ledge
Evaebes
Nsion
Beeen
Great Bend Annex
M. G. McCorkle
M. D
Geo. W. Bever
M. Bever
G. W. Bever
Geo. Weatherly
Burt White
J. B. Burcell
T. W. Shankland
Mr. Scott
Umatilla
Oregon
Portland Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Portland Or
M. E. Church
Davia Hall
Pendleton
J. Peterson
Attorney Peterson
Charles Barr
Pasco
City
Freewater Notes
Hotel
St. George
Oo. P. Morton
U. S. AS
GS. Coa
Handle
W. W
Dunkard Familes
Pennsylvania
Pendleton Drug Co
Yakima
Jones
Joseph
J. W. Barnard
Joseph Herald
Fulner B. BE. Kennedy
Baker City Herald
Main Street
Rader's
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