Oregon Helps Feed The World Exports Hit New Highs
Portland reports exports of wheat barley and flour from Portland and Puget Sound ports add about 150000 dollars daily to Oregon and Washington wealth since October. Ten months of 1906 show 6380000 bushels of wheat and 1168586 barrels of flour shipped. Oregon dairy valued at 17000000 and lumber market shines. Agricultural moves will add 39000000 to cash in circulation. A December meeting of 76 Oregon trade bodies discussed forging a Pacific coast commercial alliance with Washington and California.
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Pacific Coast
Portland
Puget Sound
Oregon
Washington
California
Coffee wisdom and market promise from Schilling's Best
A compact line on coffee quality noting that good coffee blends buying and making. It mentions a refund policy via your grocer if you are not satisfied and hints that Schilling's Best pays the grocer.
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Mkg Schilling
A Wise Youth
An urchin of eight bursts in to ask his grandma if she can eat nuts and learns she has no teeth. He hands her Brazil nuts to hold while he fetches more, a simple domestic moment from Pick-Me-Up.
Rent at East Oregonian corner building office and room
Fine store and office room for rent at the corner of the East Oregonian building. Enquire this office for details.
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East Oregonian Building
Mi O Na claims to cure indigestion and stomach illness
An advertisement touts Mi O Na tablets as strengthening the stomach to prevent indigestion and related ailments. It asserts the product cures many stomach disorders and offers an unconditional refund guarantee with every 60 cent box, urging readers to buy from Tallman & Co.
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Pendleton
Tallman & Co
DeWitt's Little Barly Risers Sold by Tallman Co
DeWitt's Little Barly Risers are promoted as the best pills known sold by Tallman & Co. The note points to the product and the seller without additional context or verification.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Farmers Unite to Form County Union in Walla Walla
The Farmers Educational and Cooperative union forms a county body at Waltsburg with 64 delegates. New officers are elected including N B Atkinson as president and Carl Taylor as secretary treasurer. Next meeting in Walla Walla on January 18 aims to coordinate sack discussions and bids for 250000 plus lots. The union expands nationwide, pledging stronger cooperation for farm goods and cheaper sacks.
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Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Walla Walla County
L. 0. F. Hall
Waltsburg
Dixie
Walla Walla
Eureka
Prescott
Huntsville
Longs
Alto
Wattsburg
N. B. Atkinson
Joel Woods
Carl Taylor
D. C. Eaton
R. O. Sanders
W. S. Cantonwine
H. H. McClean
W. R. Booth
Wallan Walla
Eridge
United States
Pacific Coast
Fruit car boom predicted for Yakima valley roads
E L Stewart president of Washington State Horticultural Association forecasts dramatic fruit export growth. He claims five years will bring 60 000 fruit cars annually and a total value vastly beyond today, with trains lengthening to 460 miles. The outlook envisions a string of loaded cars reaching from North Yakima to Seattle and Spokane.
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Yakima Valley
E. L. Sewart
Washington State Horticultural Association
Walla Walla
Statesman of
Stewart
North Yakima Valley
Yakima Republic
North Yakima
Seattle
Spokane
County Assessor Collects Over Seventy Thousand In Taxes
County Assessor and Collector L. B. Case of Bannock county gathered a little over $70,000 in taxes last Saturday. The Oregon Short Line Railroad paid $53,346.95 on a single five figure check, boosting the county treasury as other large taxpayers also contributed substantial sums, reported by the Pocatello Tribune.
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L. B. Case
Bannock County
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Case
Pocatello Tribune
Prison Chief Bans Cigarettes at Oregon Penitentiary
Superintendent C W James at Oregon penitentiary issues strict prohibition on smoking cigarettes inside the prison. Several inmates known as cigarette fiends will be monitored closely for the policy’s effect.
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C. W. James
Oregon Penitentiary
Fee Explains Jackpot and Echo Jackrabbit Scam
Portland mayor James A. Fee corrections to the Oregonian on the so called jackpot. He explains eastern Oregon lawyers do not define it and recalls a Echo editor promoting jackpot stock with a corral and jackrabbits. Tung Chong, a Chinese man, was robbed of 512 dollars by four thugs before the police in Portland.
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Portland Oregonian
James A. Fee
Oregon
Fee
The
Oregonian
Portland
Echo
Sagebrush
Umatilla
James A. Fer
Tung Chong
Perfect Shortening Promises Lard-Free Cooking
An old ad touts Cottolene as a hog fat free fat suitable for all foods. It argues lard causes indigestion and claims Cottolene, a vegetable oil shortening, improves digestion and yields flaky crusts and tasty baked goods. The copy says Cottolene is nutritious and wholesome and calls it the perfect shortening.
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Noah
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Farmers — United
Waitsburg
Mutual Ad
Grange
Yakima
Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
W. J. Furnish Joseph Basler
R. Alexander
Clark
Madeira
Cadiz
Seville
Algiers
Malta
Egypt
Holy Land
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
Riviera
Europe
FY. C. Clark
Times Bidg
New Terk
Beecham’s
Empire Meat CO
Northwestern Gas
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