Keep Your Money in Oregon Money in Oregon ad urges loyalty
Oregon Life Insurance Company promotes keeping funds in Oregon with a local Portland address and L. Samuel as manager. The ad emphasizes subscribing to life insurance through the Fifth Floor Macleay Building at 286 Washington Street.
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Oregon
Oregonian
The
Oregon Life Insurance Company
Macleay Building
Washington Street
Portland
L. Samuel, Mgr
Pay of Ministers Review of Spokane Salaries
A Spokane paper reviews salaries paid to city ministers and the burdens of church duties. It notes Plymouth at 1400 dollars, Pilgrim 1600, and Corbin Park/Lidgerwood at 1200, with others ranging around 1500 and 1350 including parsonage costs and marriage fees varying by church and pastor.
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Spokane
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. M. Proctor
H. Edward Mills
Seattle
W. J. Hindley
Pilgrim
Plymouth
Corbin Park
Lidgerwood
George St. Wallace
Westminster Congregational Church
B. E. Ute
Central Christian Church
M. B. Dunn
First United Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry I. Rasmus
Dean Ifred Lockwood
All Saints’ Cathedral
B. EB. Uts
M. E. Dunn
W. J. Hinsley
Pilgrim Congregational Church
J. B. Jones
H. Edward Mille
California Prune Wafers Cure Liver Diseases
California Prune Wafers claim to cure liver diseases and all stomach troubles with gentle, steady action. The ad from Tallman & C5 at 623 Main Street Pendleton Oregon promotes 100 wafers for 25 cents.
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Tallman
Taxing Inheritances Opinion on Bequests to Nonheirs
Salem January 2 Attorney General Crawford issued an opinion at the request of State Treasurer Moore on inheritance tax for bequests to nonheirs. He says the tax applies to the full amount received, with the rate at three percent on amounts over $500, and that no deduction for $500 applies to larger bequests. The ruling relies on other authorities and dictionary definitions of amount.
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Salem
Crawford
Moore
Rail line Wells Spring Lays First Rails In Washington
North Yakima Valley begins laying rails for a new Northern Pacific line through the Cascades. Steel for the project arrived recently and a construction crew started laying track from North Yakima toward Tieton Wise. Over 20 miles graded. rail down on this section within three months. Bridge steel and Natches river binder material expected soon. initial shipment delayed by wreck.
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Washington
North Yakima Valley
Northern Pacific
Cascades
Northern Pacificine
North Yakima
Natches River
Grain sacks needed for Northwest farmers 1906 crop
Grain exporters prepare to supply sacks for the 1906 Northwest crop across Oregon, Washington and Idaho. An estimated 26,000,000 burlap sacks are required to move the yield, priced about 4 3 4 cents for domestic and 7? cents for Calcutta. No sacks carried over and few second-hand sacks available. Projected 40,000,000 bushel wheat crop with two-bushel packs. most sacks imported, about 75 percent from overseas.
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Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Calcutta
Portland
Grain dealers discuss tariffs and supply chain myths
From India, a grain dealer notes a 1 cent duty on sacks and rebates for exports filled with wheat. Burlap sacks from Portland incur duty, while California and Washington penitentiaries supply sacks. Northwest crops are steady, with projections based on 59,000,000 bushels of grain and sowing acreage.
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India
Portland
California
San Quentin
Washington
Walla Walla
Oregon Apples Demand Driven by Rogue River Orchards
John D. Orwell of Medford discusses Rogue River orchards shipping hundreds of carloads to New York England and the Orient. He notes Hood River comparisons, a shift to top grades for wealthy English buyers, and rapid expansion of new orchards at about 3000 acres yearly. He travels to New York to study markets and brands as Oregon eyes the lead in specialty apple varieties.
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New York
England
Orient
John D. Orwell
Medford
Oregon Daily Journal
Regents
State Agricultural College
Legislative
Hood River
Spitsenberg
Newtown
Oregon
Rogue River Valley
United States
Commission
Washington and Columbian River Rail Road financial report
A Olympia based summary shows Washington and Columbian River Rail Road Co reporting for year ending June 10, 1805. It moved 59,418 passengers and 299,000 tons of freight with net income of 16041.45 dollars and gross operation earnings of 517,975.45 dollars. Expenses totaled 264,623.42 dollars with 245,903.89 dollars in deductions. The firm has three officers earning 8400 dollars yearly and 167 employees totaling 117,265.16 dollars. Operating mileage is 102.73, capital stock 3,000,000 dollars, funded debt 4,743,000 dollars, and construction cost to date 7,752,912.35 dollars. Equipment includes five locomotives, six passenger cars, 82 freight cars, and 98 service cars. Operations cover Washington and Oregon. line state segregation is not provided.
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Olympia
Washington & Columbian River Railroad Company
Ita
State Railroad Commission
Ross
Washington
Oregon
Tates
Senators clash over forest land permits and Oregon encroachment
Senators Ankeny and Piles meet forestry officials to discuss home steaders rights in Ankeny forest reserves who relinquished lands to the government for selection but could not complete it under Viewland law. A protest against Oregon sheep on the Washington end of Wendha forest reserve surfaces with Senator Fulton opposing sheep there. A tangle is seen to be resolved as permits remain limited. Also a medical ad promotes Bly's Liquid Cream Balm for catarrh hay fever and cold in the head with relief on first use.
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Ankeny
Piles
Bit
Washington
Oregon
Wendha
Inntweilk
Fulton
Bly
Ely Broa
Wariron Street
New York
Guerrilla War At Sea Hurts Japanese American Cutters
Readable report notes a guerrilla clash between Japanese and American revenue cutters and shore guards over seal poachers near the Copper Islands. Include tensions with Asian poachers and ongoing patrols, with no graphic detail.
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Americin
Sunnyside
Silverton
Col
Blackemith
Peter Karngeorgevitch
Servia Hoe
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Embezzlement suit against ex secretary of Bourne Miners union
Civil action has been commenced against T. J. Marcum former secretary of the Bourne Miners union to recover funds said to have been embezzled from the union. Marcum is in jail at Baker City unable to give bond and face the charges.
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T. J. Marcum
Bourne Miners Union
Marcum
Baker City
Flavoring extracts claims and money back offer
The note contrasts generic flavoring extracts as weak with Schilling's Best as true and full strength, claiming a money back guarantee from the grocer.
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Schilling
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