Poor Farm Affairs Describe Dairy Move and Costs
A report on county poor farm conditions details expenses, land use plans, and the shift toward dairy operations. It notes the farm’s current state, recent improvements, an orchard, and the aim to raise feed and beef, with waterworks and a planned windmill. It also mentions nine inmates, a strong water system, and intended land sales to fund dairy interests. Southern lumber men gather in New Orleans for a meeting led by N W McLeod of St Louis.
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McDmll
Paso
Southern Lumber Manufacturers
New Orleans
Nouthern
St. Charles Hotel
N. W. McLeod
St. Louis
Louisians
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
Clallam Disaster Details Shape Damages Claims
Seattle report says investigators found no deliberate action by the wrecked vessel’s crew. The Clallam’s engines failed in heavy seas, ripping open the stern and sinking the ship. Plaintiffs and underwriters’ suits gain support as seaworthiness questions persist for the owners and insurers.
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Seattle
United States
Wnderwriters
Resignation of Walla Walla Land Office Receiver
Walla Walla January 10 The former receiver Vanney C Biwhony of the United States land office has resigned. United States Senator Ankery wired the president Roosevelt endorsing A J Gillis as successor. Chicago Wheat on January 19 opened at 88 percent and fluctuated.
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Walla Walla
Chicago
North Pacific Fair Dates Set for Circuit Meetings
The North Pacific association met in Portland as part of the National Livestock Association to schedule the fall circuit fairs. Hobble racing with ponies is abolished for year-olds, with a phased full ban in two years. Meetings span Beattie August 22 27 Everett August 20 September 3 Whateon September 6 10 Salem September 12 17 Portland September 1 24 North Yakima September 26 Met 1 Spokane October 28 Walla Walla October 10 15 Bolso October 17 22. The Uruguayan government has gained control of a revolution.
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Association
North Pacificalr
Portland
National Livestor Association
Beattie
Everett
Whateon
Salem
North Yakima
Spokane
Walla Walla
Bolso
Fire follows Minoquois tragedy and saloon keeper charged
Chicago dispatch reports three men connected to the Minoquois fire confessing to involvement in loot from the disaster. Warden Louis Wits and others were arrested after victims were carried from the saloon during rescue, with police citing testimonies and questioning building department figures. A new fire safety ordinance and theater reopening plans were also covered as officials debate costs and security measures.
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Chicago
Louis Wits
Trojauly
Charlies Conway
Walter
Til McArthur
Tay
Mes
EB Trask
Hie Salooy
Witz
O'Neil
Cnesgo
Dan
Council
Pitile
Ite
Tonleht
Éavnel
Uneasy Situation in Korea Yet No Mediation Called
A precarious Korea situation prompts no mediation push by France or England. Russian troop movements reported London dispatch notes 4000 troops slated to move north, while French and British ministers refrain from interference, Japan continuing troop landings as guards.
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Korea
Paris
Don
Janan
Riese
France
England
London
Jun
Trapne
Japan
New Road Supervisors Appointed by Court Approval
D W H Nolsan of district 14 Frank Jack of district 18 Harvey Martin of district 6 Jovord Gian of district 18 and R C Hager of district 20 have filed their bonds in the county clerk office and their appointments have been approved by the court.
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D. WH. Nolsan
Frank Jack
Harvey Martin
Jovord Gian
R. C. Hager
Fire and Wreck Record of Today
Multiple fires and wrecks reported today across cities including Findlay and New York. Bowery theater fire destroys a historic Jewish venue. Milinlevitel distillery warehouse burns. several buildings gutted. firemen injured. three killed in a wreck. panic at a cafe fire with casualties.
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Findlay
Ohio
Turner
Bowery
New York
Narry Miners Peoples
the Bowery
Nursery at Irrigon in Willamette Valley plans peach seed nursery
A. Ives, formerly of Woodburn Oregon, buys 26 acres under Kine Creek Exon Land & Water at Irrigon and starts a first class nursery. He plants eight tons of peach seeds and sets 96,000 apple sprouts. He will bring stock from Willamette valley for a full tract and aims to build a permanent business in the new town.
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Willamette Valley
New Town
Columbia
A. Ives
Woodburn
Bee
Kine Crexon Land & Water Company
Ir Fimon
Wilumette Valley
Orst-clasg Nursery
Bopen
Pendleton Losing Country Trade Amid Train Schedule
A prominent Athens business leader says Pendleton loses county trade daily due to the mixed OR and N train timing. He notes Milton Weston Athena and Adamas residents must choose earlier routes to reach Walla Walla for trading, returning before 6 pm. since the mixed train now arrives around 2:36 pm, most county business has shifted to Walla Walla, reducing Pendleton’s role as the county seat.
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Pendleton
Athena
East Oregonian
Iui Ie
Milton
Weston
Adama
Walla Walla
Endleton
Pondieton
Wr'ia Walla
Seventh Annual Meeting of Retail Merchants Assn in Sioux Falls
Several hundred representatives from across the state gathered in Sioux Falls for the seventh annual convention of the South Dakota Retail Merchants Association. An address by PDFL Wickham of Alexandria highlighted association work and benefits to merchants. H A Rice of Huron spoke at the opening session. Tomorrow topics on trade to begin, with final adjournment Friday.
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Sioux Falle, & PD
Tamesa
South Dakota Retail Merchants Association
Pdfl Wickham
Alexandria
H. A. Rice
Huron
First Fire Of Present Year Destroys Welch Dwelling Near Poor Farm
The first fire of the year was reported at 6:00 PM to the John Hanna property near the poor farm. Neighbors rushed from town after hearing the alarm but halted after approaching the scene. The Welch residence burned completely, believed started by tramps, with estimated damage around 1000 dollars and no occupants present.
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John Hanna
Howe
Nominations at Echo Full Ticket Nominated by Citizens
Citizens for municipal offices in Echo last night named a full Citizens ticket for mayor and council. The slate includes L. B. Retetmarelal for mayor, Arthur Hammer recorder, M. C. Willa treasurer, W. H. Boyd cornelimeon, R. H. Oliver, Joe Haletead, Jobe Dorn, Frank Spike, Rube Guillifard and Amos Hammer. Large attendance and favorable outlook suggest a walkover for the ticket.
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Thin Place
Citheena
Norlyat
Lb. A. Retet
Marelal
Anthur Hammer
M.C. Willa
W. H. Boyd
Cornelimeon
RH. Oliver
Joe Haletead
Jobe Dorn
Frank Spike
Rube Guillifard
Amos Hammer
Hooker
Theresa Ho
Lhely
Citzens
Uvket
Appraisers Report on Estate Valuations and Orders
Appraisers appointed by the probate court filed reports valuing Welcome Walker estate at 6659 with land at 1660 and an order to set aside exempt portions for the widow and children and to sell the remainder. A separate report for Isabella Cryer estate valued at 1 with notarial commission filed conferring notary powers on G. W. Ingle Milton.
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Welcome Walker
Charles White
M. J. Foster
Will Moore
Probate Court
B L. Smith
G. W. Ingle
Milton
Bill to Develop Merchant Marine and Navy Bills
Washington dispatch summarizes House actions on merchant marine development and army appropriations. It notes a committee favorable report on a bill for a merchant marine commission, a $74 million army-expense budget, guards for the legation, and new postmaster appointment at Omaha. Also mentions Dutch recognition of Panama and various diplomatic nominations.
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Allen
Korea
Legation
Omaha
Netherlands
Panama
Washington
House Committee On
Merchid Marine and Fisheries
Congress
National Guard
Hull
Senate
Wiening Cheshire
New York
Mukden
China
James Davidson
Minnesota
Antone
Edward Morgan
Dalny
Moe Hontyanster
General Payne
Wovmeneer
Treat Kenry Palmer
Palmer
Millard
Mirther Shide
Panam
Mormon Memorial Auctioned to Mormons for Four Thousand
The Mormon Memorial at Carthage once jail and residence linked to Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith was sold to Mormon buyers for 4000 dollars, well below value. J M Browning’s family previously occupied the building, now to be moved to Salt Lake City as a memorial. The piece notes a three month war with Boath and 20 000 pension claims filed.
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Carthage
Joseph Smith
Whram
Atune Ad
JM. Browning
Hinturte
A.W. Woodrufft
Chicas
Tae
Salt Lake City
Record Cold Wave Smashes Numbers Across Region
In Gloversville New York the cold wave shattered prior records with temperatures at 38 below zero at 7 am and 42 below in nearby Mayfield and Broadalbine, signaling an extreme and widespread freeze across the area.
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New York
Gloversville
N. Y
Mayfield
Broadalbine
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Irrigon
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