Historic Indian figures recalled in Lewiston probate case
In Lewiston probate court a hearing on the George W. Weaskus estate drew out tales of Noz Perce and other tribes. Witnesses including Pierre Ha-hate-Inhi-ah-toh-ut and Noz More teihe shared long memories of land use, treaty times, fortitude, and wartime service, while Judge and attorneys prepared for days of testimony on heirs and property on the Clonner water river.
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Lewiston Tribune
George W. Weaskus
Weaskus
Clonerwater
Hank Trimble
Dimong
Mort
Dave
Ferland
Olen Waller Calleva
Pierre
Lapwit
Lewiston
Clearwinter
Pierre Hae
Liew
Eoldiet
Lane
General Menvard
Aitend
Wa Eine Pen Mpowmow
Matthew Enon
Ka-ma-tsin
Coxie
George Weishus
Wand C.T. Stranahan
Himeecif
Bank Increases Capital and Local Taxes Noted
The National Bank of Vull man Waeh raised its capital from £20,000 to $69,000. McNeff Gros bought 250 bales of hops from Yen Lee, a Yakima hop grower, at 12 cents. December saw Baker City revenue of $1,005 from surplus water sales to farmers and $500 in meter rents. War talk targets Vancouver saloonkeepers selling alcohol to minors. A bridge project planned across Powder River at Washington Street aims for a top-quality two-lane structure. The Flint Episcopal church cornerstone in Cuba was sold in Havana with high officials present. Robert L. Owens of Murkogen, Democrat, claims 1% support in the Oklahoma Senate race for woman suffrage inclusion. Buenos Aires immigration 1908 tallies show 200,767 arrivals Jan 1 to Dec 4, with 62,760 November arrivals and 46?7 departures. A deadly explosion at Woodman Hall killed Ho Pope and Edwin Schveiter. several injured. Multiple items mention legal, political, and local civic notes and a wave of unrest and infrastructure activity.
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First National Bank
Vullman
Waeh
Haw
McNeff Gros
Yen Lee
Yakima
Baker City
Vancouver
Wash
Huenos Ayres Plalission
Argentina
Courney
AG Wilmington
Ho Pope
Edwin Schveiter
Woodman Hall
Mi o Na stomach tablets promise relief from indigestion
Mi o Na stomach tablets are advertised as strengthening digestive organs to prevent stomach disorders. The claim states the tablets prepare the stomach before meals, aid gastric fluids, and avoid mixing with food. A money back guarantee is offered if the remedy fails to satisfy, with refunds for unsatisfied customers.
Beauty Rocker Ad Promises Comfort and Value
An advertisement touts a leather faced rocker with genuine leather seat on a steel spring frame. Handmade and guaranteed, it claims superior size and comfort at a price of 5.05 dollars. The copy urges readers to compare, stating the product offers unmatched price quality in the West and invites trial.
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Rover
Yakima Winter Temperatures and Precipitation Report
The Yakima Republic notes a harsh winter with temperatures plunging to record lows. On January 20 the mercury fell to 7 degrees, with readings ranging from 1 below to 165 above in different spots, and 8.10 inches of precipitation recorded.
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Loch
Dearie
Gero
Yakima Republic
Ontario Takes $50,000 Toni Bonds for Chamber Plan
Ontario officials announce a $50,000 bond plan backed by the chamber of commerce to attract the Mid Oregon and Easter Kitroad federation. Treasurer Kingen elected to oversee interest. remaining funds to be raised by Ontario. Digestive ad pitches Kodol for indigestion.
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Ontario
Tive Lie
Ontario Chamber of Semmercte
Federation
Oregon
She
Chamber of Commerce
Kingen
Refrigerator car service to start weekly from Portland
The O R and N will inaugurate a weekly refrigerator car service from Portland leaving each Tuesday to handle perishable goods for all points east of The Dalles. A similar service will operate on the Washington division.
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O. R. & N. Company
Portland
Washington
Fearful core survives terror threat in collapse
The core is reported to be in a state of complete nervous collapse from fear and to be pervaded with the belief that the terrorists will yet kill him.
Reed rocker chills at low price on porch and parlor
There is an air of neatness and comfort about this rocker that makes it at home anywhere. It is light to move around and comfortable to use. Other reed chairs are more elaborate, but this one makes everybody sit up and take notice. Priced at $2.90 or $2.00.
Sree this dandy Morris Chair at only 0.95
A vivid ad extols a Morris chair in golden oak with a sanitary spring seat. It promises luxury, durability, and comfort at an unheard price under ten dollars.
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War Point
General News
Robert L. Ownes
Murkogen
United States
Oklahoma
Delomtes
Pokoune
City Board of Health
Iiuepector Ceolires
George Terry
Stohr Thollan Eine
Wyoming
Elel
Teno Wan Ie
Roe
Mormon Binoy Terry
Vuh
Willeary Lang Gee
Uwe
Wihoe
Viele
Methethr
Wien
Livingston
Bremond
Cheon Dd. Beondath
Terveed Pratiels J. Heney
Poertland
San Ivichsea
Thlalio
Hyver
Aree
Charkes
Curtis
Kansas
Tenson
Burton
Committee On Indian Wffiria
Keware
Here
Chicago
Rocker
Percen
Tallman & Co
Nuff
J.C. Rader
Oregon Lumber Yard
Biz Alta St
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Winona
Winona Manufacturing Co
Fairbanks, Morse
Irrigador
Neagle Bros
the Blacksmiths
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