Distant View of Oregon Mining Prospects and Lumber Impact
Oregon mining outlook shows active business potential with new capital from Washington investors. Gold output near 1 million dollars, silver about 60,000, copper 725,000, coal 800,000, plus thriving timber trade shaping labor shifts and transport costs affecting mineral development. Ore deposits include gold lodes and placer workings, with copper prospects in several counties, while transport and fuel access influence future production and stock valuations.
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Wall Street
Oregon
Juel Merker For
Washington
Toos
oWlk
Rafsue Cerenys
Baker County
Jnvenliitie
Girat
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offered Free If Unsatisfactory
Pendleton Drug Co promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia with a guaranteed trial. They claim a unique manufacture using bismuth subnitrate and pepsin with carminatives, touting pepsin produced by a new process and asserting complete relief for digestive distress. The offer promises full cost refund if not satisfactory in trial.
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Pendleton
The
Pendleton Drug Co
Timber Cut From National Forests Surges in 1908
Washington reports Uncle Sam's national forests produced 102,792,000 feet of timber in 1908, up 102 percent from 1907. Revenue totaled 849,027.24 dollars with 25 percent returned to states for roads and schools. Forests note increased small sales and conservative cutting to safeguard future supply.
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Washington
Neu
Alma
Wireless telephone exhibit at Alaska Youkon Exposition
The wireless telephone will be demonstrated on the Alaska Youkon Pacific Exposition grounds next year. A 100 foot rustle tower will mark the main entrance on Klondike circle. Wireless apparatus invented to date will be shown with daily demonstrations by United Wireless. A daily newspaper from wireless and sea messages will be published. Equipment atop a fifty foot pole will give the station a 190 foot reach, with a kaleidoscopic light display as messages transmit.
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Klondike Circle
Theiise
United Wireless Company
Lightning injures woman at Arkansas farmhouse
A freak lightning bolt struck the chimney of Lee Lofton’s Ham burg area home as he and his wife stood by the fire. Mrs Lofton lost her left eye, Lofton was knocked down, but the house remained undamaged. Fresh produce including cranberries cabbage celery onions lemons oranges and apples were listed.
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Little Rock
Ark
Lee Lofton
Hamburg
Lofton
Vancouver High School Students Form Language Society
Vancouver High School students organize the High School Students Progressive Language Society. The group plans a school exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exhibition. Nancy A Smith sues Portland Railway Light Power for 7500 damages over her husband David A Smith's death, alleging defective brakes and fenders on a car.
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Vancouver
Vancouver High School
High School
Stuents
Progressive Langue
Leigie
Salem, Or
Nancy A. Smith
Portland Railway Light & Power Company
David A. Smith
Aviom To Dust Japs In Aberdeen Wn
A city attempt to remove Japanese residents in Aberdeen is alleged. Prosecutor W EF Campbell of Hoquiam faces a civic group on the drive. Geo Fukuda, a cook, is charged with vagrancy after a fire in his home. the jury did not convict. Fukuda had eight years in the city, owned his home, and was considered of good repute.
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Aberdeen
Campbell
Hoquimn
Alwrifeen
Geo
Fukuda
Pule Wis
Fukodi
Farmer Marion Nice Dies After Nightmare Spell
Bugesy Ore mapping by Thurston area farmer Marion Nice died early Saturday after being seized by nightmare spells he reportedly suffered for years. His wife awakened by groaning found him unresponsive at the usual hour. The death followed a long history of night terrors rather than sudden illness.
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Bugesy
Ore
Marion Nice
Thurston
Mr. Nice
Nice
Names list from Pendieton event prompts recall of attendees
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Pauline Landerle La Grande MM C Metz City Adolph Phear J C Lawis Miss Kate Rounn Chas White head J M Brearton FE By Parker W La Foy FE Peek T W Wigh ton 8 Fiunkard Show Emimit Cochran Holly Rovsemoved and wife Gav EL Roberts A Anderson W KR Glendenning John Clancy Frank Sloan G D Galley Portland FR M Turner Lincoln We Gland San Francisco McMahon Portland A B Thomson Echo Mrs HH W Ward Pennsylvania Wm Maher Portland W N Coleman Spokane HW O Ashburn Portland C H Seni or Denver Col J AL ONeill Port land Ben Rosenfeld San Francisco R M Turner FE W Kreamer Port land Al Page Portland Jas OConner Mrs Eleanor Hughes Frank Welden W C Ayers J H Hayden Portland
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Pauline Landerle
la Grande
MM. C. Metz
City
Adolph Phear
J. C. Lawis
Kate Rounn
Chas, Whitehead
J. M
G.D. Galley
Portland
FR. M. Turner
Lincoln
We Gland
San Francisco
McMahon
A. B. Thomson
Echo
W. Ward
Pennsylvania
Wm. Maher
W. N. Coleman
Spokane
HW. O. Ashburn
C. H. Senior
Denver
Col
J. AL O'Neill
Ben Rosenfeld
R. M. Turner
W. Kreamer
al Page
Jas
O’conner
Eleanor Hughes
Frank Welden
W. C. Ayers
J. H. Hayden
Fresh shellfish shipment at the Quelle
Gus La Fontaine announces a fresh lot of crawfish crabs and oysters in the shell at the Quelle. The delivery expands seafood options for patrons seeking crustaceans and mollusks ready to cook or serve.
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Gus la Fontaine
Quelle
If You See It in the East Oregonian It’s No
A brief, single line notice notes a widespread phrase about chasing rumors through the East Oregonian. The item hints at local paper culture or a recurring column catchphrase without naming events or people.
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East Oregonian
Orerontan
Red-headed Women and Temperament Questioned
A fragment debate asks if red-headed women are prone to bad temper, with a reply that many hair colors including black and yellow are said to share the trait, noting the remark covers natural or artificial hair.
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Wange
Religion fuels Bible class boom at Stanford after Y M C A worker
EC Mercer of the Young Men's Christian Association sparked a religious revival at Stanford University leading to twenty new Bible classes. Mercer now resides in Enelha Hall Palo Alto with activity centered on College Terrace as the local association expands.
Lecturer Praises Fine Work and Seeks More Speakers
The speaker credits the group for their good work and practical devices from the lecturer. He hopes to obtain the services of more capable speakers to sustain the present enthusiasm and momentum.
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Tion
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