Intermountain Building Material Co Incorporation
Incorporation papers filed for Intermountain Building Material Company United of Bolm with 36000 capital to build a sand lime brick plant at the foot of Thirteenth Street Plosse to manufacture bricks blocks and bulk materials and to buy sell cement lime stone. Directors include Stevenson Rogers Aikman McAfee Morrow Stevens and McLean with several additional subscribers. Mr Koelsch and Mr McLean to Cincinnati to buy machinery for the plant.
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Thoise
Intermountain Building Material Company
United
Bolm
D. C C. Stevenson
George B. Rogers
Robert Aikman
Robert McAfee
J. B. Morrow
W. D. Stevens
C. C. Stevenson
W. McLean
Thomas McMillan
J. F. Kowlweh
Plosse
Koelsch
McLein
Cincinnati
Thirteenth Street
Bole
Nowa
Yellow Jacket mine sale to New York financier reported
Local mining news states the Yellow Jacket mine has been sold to a New York investor group after Engineer Bradley’s visit. Purchase price not disclosed but rumored over a quarter of nine million dollars. The mine’s ore body remains strong though past mismanagement hurt operations. A 60 stamp mill is planned for spring production with old tunnels and tracks being repaired by the new company.
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Mg Yellow Jacket
Yellow Jacket
New York
Bradley
Ice houses in Prineville race to stock coldnem
Prineville Review reports ice houses frozen ponds yield. crews rush to harvest ahead of chinook and one worker finished 425 tons of ice this season. Baker City Packing ships 15 cattle cars to Carstein Brothers Meat in Tacoma. next run set for Tuesday with 12 to 16 cars to Puget Sound points per Baker City Herald.
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Prineville
Carstein Brothers Meat Company
Tacoma
Baker City Packing Company
Puget Sound
Baker City Herald
Train Collision Near Durkee Reported by Baker City Herald
Yesterday morning train No 1 collided with a handcar carrying a section crew while running through the foe near Durkee. The men on the car escaped unharmed but the handcar and engine pilot were demolished.
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Mander
Durkee
Baker City
Pendleton Holiday Produce Prices Survey
Retail markets in Pendleton show strong holiday demand with large stocks of produce and groceries. Current prices include apples 1.75 to 2.00 per box, cranberries 16 2 3 cents per pound, oranges 25 to 80 cents per dozen, lemons 6 cents per dozen, bananas 40 cents per dozen, sweet potatoes 6 cents per pound, cabbage 3 cents per pound, and potatoes 1.25 per sack. Butter and eggs list at 70 to 75 cents per roll for creamery butter, 60 cents for country butter, fresh eggs 45 cents per dozen, and other canned goods.
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Inient
Pendleton
Will Study Indians California and Arizona Tribes
Ethnological and archaeological study of Tadlaneth California and Arizona tribes is planned by the anthropological department at the State University. Many groups are extinct or fading. efforts will map former villages and their interaction zones. Dr TH Goddard is in Arizona researching the Apaches, linked to related tribes.
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California
Ariona
Berkeley
Arizona
Anthropological Department
State Univermliy
TH. Goddard
Beon
Indian geography studies by Barrett and Kroeber
Faraway Hupa and other Indians of miffernia. S. A. Barrett plans leaving for Northern California to map tribes bands and villages with aboriginal women and current terms. Dr. A. K. Kroeber will study San Joaquin valley tribes. Indigestion remedy Kodo Dyspepan Cure digests food and aids recovery sold by Tallman & Co.
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Faraway
Hupa
Miffernia
S. A. Barrett
California
Tir
A. K. Kroeber
San Joaquin Valley
Tallman &Co
Italian labor importation eyed to ease cotton field labor
The article reports Colonel Maxwell in Louisiana recruiting Italian families to work on cotton plantations, with plans to expand to Tennessee and other states. He imported 21 Italians last summer, praising the result and predicting deportation of native workers to settle the labor issue. Also notes Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar and mentions Frank T. Pattee’s death in Los Angeles after being struck by a streetcar.
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Memphis
Tenn
Maxwell
jMirgoet
Louisiana
Statian Farmilien
Lowltiana
Mt Tennesee
Lilian Inborere
Felda
Tattan
Bolton
Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Frank T. Pattee
Los Angeles
Pattee
Taker City
Democrat—Daker City
Herali
Blue eyed Indians and fair haired Griegos near Mexico
Reported descriptions note tribes with blue eyes and light hair in Mexico. Griegos Indians near the City of Mexico wear blue clothing, ornamented with beads and embroidery, and possess pianos and musical instruments. They are self sufficient, isolated from neighboring tribes, with their own schools and churches. Another rumored tribe of blue eyed, German appearing Indians is said to live in the Sierra Madre, Durango.
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City
Mexico
Te Bawe
Sierra Madre Mountains
Durango
Shaving Myths and Seafaring Techniques From Historic Notices
A fragmented page blends grooming lore with nautical methods. It explains lather uses to harden hairs for cutting, then details the deep sea lead’s role in locating a ship’s position via tallow adherence, followed by a historical note on the Mamelukes and a denser sequence of local notices and advertisements from Pendleton including medical ads and business notices.
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Bono
Tn Cales
Pillars of Hercules and name origins reexamined
The Pillars of Hercules once described Calpe and Abyla on opposite shores linking the Mediterranean to the Atlantic. Now known as the Rock of Gibraltar and Jebel Tari, the strait’s name Gibraltar derives from Jebel Tarte meaning Mountain of Taric, the guide of Mohammedan forces who crossed into Spain in 710 AD.
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Hercvules
Calpe
Abylo
Strat
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Rock of Gibraltar
Jebel Zatant
Gibraltar
Jebel Tarte
Tarie
Spain
Wind Sail Ventilator Used to Freshen Ship Holds
A portable canvas ventilator called a wind sail is used to air out holds after discharging malodorous cargo. It is cylindrical and held by stays, erected to allow air to blow down, refreshing the hold once more.
No Fire in Them at Newltt It Establishment
A fragmented excerpt notes a Philadelphia Press comment about a great establishment and its orderly setup. A Baltimore American line cites a sudden response by a messenger boy, hinting at a rapid call and delivery amid unclear context.
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Philadelphia Press
Baltimore American
Stingy Words and Witty Secrets in Miss Kit tish Tale
A dialogue seethes with sharp wit as Misa Kit tish teases Molly about Mr Linger’s constant presence. A clever remark defines a secret as a thing for one enough for two nothing for three, while a proverb about balance hints at hidden motives.
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Helix Hothl
J. P. Navin
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of Embalming
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Slom Kee
Goodman-Thompson CO
Main St
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Whitner & Oyman
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WM. F. Yohner
Athens
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Pilot Rock
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RE. C
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Hendricks
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W. J. Curtis
Portland
Europe
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Marion
Morrow
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Charles Cunningham
Sheen
Mr. Linger
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Misa Kittish
Misa Frocks
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