Water Plant at Rexburg Illuminates Northwest Supply
Rexburg Idaho installs a $40000 water plant drawing supply from an underground northwest stream described as inexhaustible. The report notes the system as a major local infrastructure milestone with strong output prospects for the region.
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Rexburg
Idaho
Astoria
Forrest
Annly Larsen
Londing Lumber
T. C. Pratt
New York
Hat Suai
Moyero
Walter Hickerson
Grangeville
Hotch- Kine
Hickerson
Chicago
Fred A. Binne
Rose
Pennsylvania
Mary Fanning
H. C. Rees
Mexico City
Reese
Rees
Reees
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Washington
Property for sale on north side with 22 room hotel
Advertiser Wade offers prime city property including a 22 room hotel on the north side with two lots priced below value. Also suburban property both improved and unimproved, several business chances, and livestock available. Call black 3111 from E O Building office.
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Secrlice
T. Wade
E. O
Hotel Pendieton-A and Hotel St. George listing patrons
A long list of names and affiliations appears to document patrons or associates linked to Hotel Pendieton A and Hotel St. George. includes individuals from Portland, Chicago, Walla Walla, Weston, Baker City, Hermiston, Cascade Locks and other locales with various initials and titles.
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Pendieton
Caewell
Portland
F. R. Russell Porthind
J. H. Burke
Chas L. Davis
Agency
J. Cashin
Chicago
Ed. Blackburn
Baker City
3. Maton
T. G. Halley
Matt Began
J i. Templeton
Porthind
St. George
Ben T. Simpson
Geo. C. Miller
Walla Walla
M. F. Davis
Union
Willamette River Locks Bless Valley Business
The Albany Herald lauds the appropriation for Willamette River locks, the Jones hill project, and a state grant of 170000 yearly for three years pending congress matching funds. It urges Oregon’s delegation led by Hawley to push the measure, promising lower costs and better markets for Willamette Valley farm produce and goods.
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Willamette Valley
Willamette River
Albany Herald
Jones Hill
Oregon
Congress
Hawley
Powel
Piper
Grange
Washington
Prepon City
Henley Smith Dies at 75. Civil War Editor in Atlanta
Henley Smith former editor of the Confederacy and later editor of the Macon Telegraph and Savannah News died at his Atlanta home February 25 at age 75. After the war he and Alexander H. Stephens founded the Atlanta Sun, which later merged with the Constitution.
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Henley Smith
Confederacy
Atlanta
Macon Telegraph
Savannah News
Alexander H. Stephens
Atlanta Sun
Constitution
All Mothers Should Read This Letter About Vinci Vinol
A Canton Ohio mother extols Vinol cod liver preparation for her weak sickly daughter noting restored appetite color and strength. Local Pendleton Drug Co reports strong sales and a money back guarantee if no benefit. Vinol is advertised as widely available through drug stores nationwide.
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C W. Stump
C. W. Stump
Canton
Ohio
Vinci
Pendleton Drug Co
Meliente
Pendleton
Vale
SS. S
Blogg
S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Gas
Tax levy in Wallowa county sparks local protest
Citizens received 22 mill tax notices totaling about $125000 with roughly $11000 destined for the state. The rest funds Wallowa county services while locals view the levy as unjust amid a near debt-free county and rising immigration. Sheep farmers warn of potential bankruptcies if wool prices dip, while a drug-store promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as safe under the Pure Food and Drug Law.
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Wallowa County
Emt
Foley
Koeppen Drug Store
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Monarch
General News
William J. Lachner
Senaitor Fulton
Pierce County
Tacomma
F. W
Webster
Clarkston
Wash
Butte Miners’ Union
Marion
Wardmalaw River
Colorado River
Imperial Valley Dam
FH. T. Crey
K. Clark
Agenor
Seattle
State Committee
Campbell
Oxford
England
James H. Nichols
Western Union
Spokane
Chas
Saugatuck
Mich
Joseph
Oat St. Paul
Minn
Lae
Windsor
Cannin
Tanama Canal
Roosevelt
Willamette, Valley
Wallowa
AO. Rao
Walfowe Qounity
Peter Peandoln
Joseph Herald
Boise
Northwestern Gas& Electric CO
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