Revival Music Opens Hood River Meeting
Rev H B Smith travels to Hood River to conduct a revival. Local updates include school openings after vacation, social events, and a New Year's dance with prizes for best dancers.
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Hood River
Dayton
Wash
Nebekoah Ledge
California
Public
Columbia College
Milton
H. B. Smith
Della Hudson
Atilion
BE. Davie
Tugene
Uneleat
Davis Kyle McDaniel
Umatilla
Lida Neille
Walla Walla
Leta Hayes
N. H. Brooks
Pendleton
Brooks
Cora Merrifield
Nettle Elfiott
Mixx Rena Same
Ara Troyer
A. EB. Troyer
Alba
Bolen Bros
Ray Harpool
Weston
John Day River
Pearl Connell m
James Ross
Jeff Troxel
William McLaughlin
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Relief
A vintage medicine advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles affecting both women and men. It claims relief from symptoms like frequent urination, incontinence, and general misery, urging readers to request a free sample and buy bottles from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, New York.
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Mutt Free
Pamphet
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Steunenberg Life Remembered After Idaho Governor’s Death
Frank Steunenberg, 44, killed by a bomb in Caldwell, remembered for public service and leadership. The Idaho Statesman notes his birth in Keokuk Iowa, his education, Caldwell printing career, and roles in the constitutional convention and state government. Survived by wife, three children, and six brothers with ties to Caldwell businesses and Idaho military education.
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Frank Steunenberg
Caldwell
Keokuk
Iowa
Idaho Statesman
Ineho
Iowa Agricultural College
Ames
Ada County
Ada
Canyon
Steunenberg
People's Party
Steunenbere
Coeur d'Alene
Gooding
Washington
Emet
Idaho
Steunenberste
Julian
Frances
Frank, Jr
Wil
A. K. Steunenberg
John Steunenberg
George Steunenberg
University of Idaho
C. B. Steunenberg
Mee. van Winegarden
B. Steunenberg
Mexican Floods Cause Heavy Losses Across Provinces
Floodwaters sweep southern Mexican provinces killing and displacing residents. The San Francisco Examiner reports many deaths and widespread destruction as rivers burst their banks across the region. A. R. Du Fresne provides the latest details on inundated farms and missing villagers.
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Mexico
San Francisco Examiner
Singlem
A. R. du Fresne
Floods In Sinaloa Strike Mexico Drain Vast Farmlands
Arrival from Mexico aboard the Curacao details heavy rains causing rivers Fuerte Cullacan and San Lorenzo to overflow. Drowning deaths reported as homes and farms swept away. Railway between Cullacan and Altata damaged. 20000 acres near Fuerte inundated. land bought by Dr Ernest Angemann for a German colony submerged.
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Mexica
Curacao
Mexico
Sinaloa
Carameno
Singela
du Preene
Fuerte
Cullacan
San Lorenzo
Altata
Joseph Hampel
Ernest Angemann
Angemann
Deserts to gardens Toppenish grows with irrigation
In Washington's Toppenish valley vast changes since a young eastbound traveler first viewed the land. Railways arrived, irrigation ditches spread, and native grasses yielded to clover alfalfa wheat oats barley fruit and hops. Warehouses rise to store produce while shipments to distant markets increase as cattle and sheep farming continues.
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Craweler
East Oregonian
Toppeniah
Tidewater
Dynamite Found On Transport Thomas Aboard Seattle Ship
Passengers aboard the U S army transport Thomas report dynamite was found in the hold during the last voyage to the United States. The vessel carried 1100 soldiers and 400 saloon passengers. A Japanese foreman supervised coal loading. One passenger suspects a deliberate act by Japanese agitators amid tense postwar sentiment.
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Thomas
Seattle
United States Army
United States
Affai Ie
Lewis BE. Davin
Vancouver
Thoma
Seventh Infantry
Pasengers
Niguoki
Japan
Nagasaki
Chemawa Indian School Aims High With 1905 Milestone
The Chemawa Indian School near Salem Oregon marks its 25th anniversary on February 26 1905 as a leading institution serving Indian youths from Oregon Washington Montana Texas and Alaska. Pupils study carpentry blacksmithing wagon making and more while producing all tools in house. Superintendent Edwin L Chalcraft leads a campus of 36 buildings with about 1500 160 students and a self sufficient dairy and farm operation. annual per pupil cost around 167 in total funding for maintenance.
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San Jem
Chemawa
Chemawe
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Tanho
Alweka
Schoo
Harnes
United States
Statesman
Chasecraft
Indian Department
Wind Boarding School
Wyoming
Fishes That Race: Mackerel Tarpon and Shark Speed
The Saturday Evening Post notes that mackerel tarpon and shark are the ocean speed champions. It compares fish speed to vessels, citing the tarpon potentially reaching eighty miles per hour and a shark near thirty. It argues larger fish swim faster and pelagic species rely on quick movements to avoid enemies.
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Balleri
New York
Saturday Evening Post
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Yerkes
London
Edgar Speyer
Charles T. Yerkes
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George Gibb
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American Institute For Architets
William S. Amesle
John Day
Eich Sar Rs
Chieses Or
M.Y. Amimual Sale
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Ghemawa Indian School 19
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Rotiel
Binell
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Warren Streat
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Libe
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Kanme
City
Pullman
Chicago
Portland
Ocean and River
Chedals
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Snake River
Riparia
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Riparte Dail
B.C. Smith
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Ute
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Rio Grande
Ogden
Denver
M'Bride
Third Street
Paul Minneapoli
Duluth
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Crookston
Winnipeg
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Butte
Philadelphia
Boston
All Pointe East
China
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Charlton
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Washington & Columbia River Railroad
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Secaee
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