Northwest News Highlights From January Midweek Report
Sheriff Wort raided Blaser’s gambling house in Portland and arrested 25 men. A new shingle mill at Shamo Kowa Wash boasted a 70 000 shingles per 16 hours capacity. Willamette River passenger travel declined noticeably over recent years. Fred W. Hanning and John Koudteon sentenced to five and six years for arson in Moscow Idaho. Rural carrier K A Wilkip moved 10 542 pieces of mail in Nov and Dec. Unexpended World’s Fair fund balance stands at 228 022.61, likely to fund Missouri exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. California labor federation debates Japanese immigration, appointing agents statewide. Grand Ronde Valley winter unusually mild, mountains snow clad. Marion County 1904 tax levy set at 22 mills plus 1.5 for roads and 4.1 for school libraries, 13 mills higher than last year. Crane in Portland loses 10 000 dollars in Zion City, Mitchell invests 6000, another Portlander loses 11 000 in Zion City per Rev C A How. Zionist group 5 active members. Webbrune reports Oregon’s World’s Fair exhibit budget: appropriation 150 000, Louis Bay S74 NE and Portland expenditures 9 952.72, exhibit costs 8 096.19, cash returned 1 276.64, total unexpended 42 000 plus.
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Sheriff Wort
Jack Blaser
Portland
Shamo- Kowa
Wash
United States
Willamette River
Moscow
Idaho
Fred W. Hanning
John Koudteon
Lewiston Tr
K. A. Wilkip
State Federation of Labor of California
Wn Ingale Jnuld
Grand Honde
Marion County
Webbrune
Oregon
Cuminan
Ste
Louis Bay
Uix
Oreron State Building
Oregon land frauds vow vast conspiracies exposed
A San Francisco visitor, J. Heely, says Oregon land frauds are enormous and political rings control the state. He predicts indictments, including Senator Mitchell and Congressman Hermann, with more cases against wealthy Easterners. He notes federal prosecutors face a long fraud era and cites past prosecutions and political opposition to his work.
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France
J. Heey
Apecial Coum
Cmeets Ge
United States
Vmey
Cyregon
San Francisco
San Francisco Examiner
Oregon
Helley
Heney
Mitchell
Wyar
Lfan
Yerbury
Hermanne
Puter
Mel Kinley
Hermann
McKiney
Mr. Heney
Regen
Grand Jury
Grl
Coming Events And Revival Services Notice
January 8 Oregon legislature convenes in Salem. January 10-11 Oregon Historical Society in Portland. January 10-14 National Livestock convention in Denver. January 16-18 Northwest Fruit Growers Association in Boise City. February 7-9 Western Lumber Men's Association in Spokane Mandan with Lewis and Clark expedition. June 1 1965 Opening Lewis and Clark expedition. June 22-23 National Woman's Suffrage Association in Portland. July 11 American Medical Association in Portland Congregational Church. Revival meetings continue all week with church service close at 8 46 each evening. The man that works must have his natural rest even if he is no sinner. If you meet with us for 76 minutes we will tell you how to get that spiritual rest you so much ogled every evening at 7 530.
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Oregon
Salem
Oregon Historical Society
Portland
National Livestock Convention
Denver
Northwest
Fruitgrower” Association
Boise City
Western Lumbermen's Association
Apokane
Mandan
Lewis and Clark
National Woman's Suffrage Association
American Medical Association
Congregational Church
Hotel Arrivals At St George and Nearby Cities
The hotel arrivals list shows guests at Hotel St. George including Frank Seacroft Chicago Paul Johnson Seattle R A Morris Fort Worth H B Hawthorne Victoria Lawn Perry Victoria Le Jackson Portland J 2 Chuckley San Prinvinco J Howard city and numerous others across Portland Spokane Walla Walla and beyond. The entry lists dozens of individuals and their home towns ranging from New York San Francisco Seattle and Minneapolis to small towns, indicating a bustling roster of visitors.
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St. George
Frank Seacroft
Chicago
Paul Johnson
Seattle
R. A. Morris
Fort Worth
H. B. Hawthorne
Victoria
Lawn Perry
le Jackson
Portland
J. 2
Chuckley
San
Lang
Minneapolis
J. A Allizon
H. Connell
Umatilla
W. L .Anderson
W. Watkins
James G. Kidwell
Walla Walla
Jacob Schubert
AL. Snyder
Whiner
John Jordan
City
McCarthy
J. Norgard
Kalispell
H. H. Midhieton
Spokane
F. Blossom
New York
Theo W. Todd
San Francis
George W. Kirske
John H. Sunderman
Mice Lite Christian
Pullman
Pualimaas
KH. L. Brienstein
San Francisco
Pod Vanderslice
James P. Kennedy
George McGilvery
Mime
Core Bowles
Cloverdale
D. Netting
J. Temain
Boston
Sinsheimer
W. H. Garren
J. W. Road
Ban Francisco
Paddock
Goodnough
W. Hunt
Echo
A. Wickman
Tacoma
Mine Paul
W. G. Tat
Seartie BE
F& Carr
George Stevense
Portiani
In Jail for Selling Alcohol
Henry Warner pleaded guilty in Judge Holman s court to buying two bottles of alcohol and giving them to Hy Kreff a probated person. He received a fine of 150 and costs which he is serving out in jail. Greatly in Demand. Nothing is more in demand than a medicine which meets modern requirements for a blood and system cleanser, such as Dr King s New Life Pill. They are just what you need to cure stomach and liver troubles Try them. At Tallman Co s drug store: tic guaranteed.
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Henrietta
Tex
Tallman & Co
Henry Warner
Dr. King
20 acre ranch offers prime county property on river edge
Four hundred acres on river bottom with sixty six acres set to aitaifa and well improved rancho features. Includes running water and valued as one of the best in the county. Price is right. We have other and earlier propositions equally good. E. T. Wade & Son offices BE. O. Building.
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Aitaifa
Ayer and Son Calendars Highlight 1905 Trade Ads
The 1905 calendar from X. W. Aver 4 Son Philadelphia advertising agents features a gray and white color scheme and a large 14 28 inch format suitable for offices or libraries. Noted for its tasteful design and advertising motto Keeping Everinatingly at it Brings success, the calendar blends utility with epigrammatic branding. It sells for about 26 cents postpaid and has endured in steady sales for years.
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X. W. Aver
Philadelphia
Harmeonio W
Ligier
Ayer & Son
Schiffier Tailoring sells pat terns in Pendleton
Pendleton ladies gain a chance to buy new suit patterns from Schiffier Tailoring at bargain prices. Pat terns offered from 2.60 to 7.50 per pattern of three yards, 66 inches wide, at less than half cost. Sale starts January 4 and lasts briefly.
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Pendleton
Schiffier Tailoring Company
Liquozone claim and buy offer tied to oxygen therapy
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a vitalizing germ killer that dissolves disease germs and ends ailments by destroying their cause. It claims $100,000 rights purchase and a $1,000 reward for a disease germ it cannot kill, asserting universal germ destruction and Respiratory health benefits.
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Vitali
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