Diphtheria Shuts Milton Schools and Local Roads Planned
Milton and Freewater notes report diphtheria closures at Milton public schools for a second time this season and quarantines lifted for Peter Jenson and Arthur Ferguson. Charles Demaris buys 106 acres wheat land at 60 dollars per acre, while Miss Minnie Lee Jones resigns from Columbia College. Fire alarm and a new road petition spur a county plan from Grouse Creek to First Canyon. Freewater sees Times editor Miles Overholt depart amid Libel threats, a new ladies store planned by Mrs Gandy, river channel work, and two bank openings. Land sales and irrigation developments accompany county surveyor visits.
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Growee Canyon
First Canyon
Charles Demaris
Miss Jones
Columbia College
Dayton
Milton
Rena Childers
Peter Jenson
Arthur Ferguson
Marion Dorothy
Mise
Minnie Lee Jones
Eloctiionary
California
Carrie MacQuary
Warner
M. E
Pendleton
This Place
McAlilister
Lebel Suilt
John Vert
Freewater
Miles Overholt
Freewater Times
aAebel
the Times
Honard
Overholt
Mre
E. A. Gandy
Tots
Notion
Sword Haw
Edward Morrison
West Virginia
Harvey Manela
Freewater Commercial Club
Fd Rottorff
A. & Pearson
Ths Place
Bank For Milton
Ths Bank
Peacock Milling Company
Kimbrell
Hudson Bay District
Cure by Cuticura: decades of skin ailment cured
W M Chidester of Hutchinson Kan reports a 35 year battle with a widespread skin disease that tormented him with red circular patches, itching, and bleeding. After using Cuticura products Soap Ointment and Resolvent as directed, he declares himself permanently cured about five years earlier.
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Kaunass
W. M. Chidester
Hutchinson, Kan
Naval Armament Question Will Arm Scout Boats
Washington January 20 The naval strategists debated armament for new scout boats. The plan originally called for 1st rank 5 inch guns on each ship to deter torpedo boats. Now 3 inch guns may be added, with two 50 inch rapid fire pieces onboard, altering class distinctions and provoking expert disagreement.
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Washington, D. C
Idaho a 500 Word History From The Idaho Republican
A condensed historical sketch notes Idaho’s settlement at Port Hall in 1844, its territorial organization in 1868, and statehood in 1800. It cites population and valuation, natural resources, and major outputs such as wheat, wool, minerals, cattle, horses, and sheep. It discusses geography, early missions, Spalding, and Idaho’s potential as a leading state with resources in amber, grapes, tobacco, and cereals, urging progress through trade routes and unity.
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Idaho Republican
Blackfoot
Idaho
Port Hall
Hannock County
H. Wallace
Thaho
United States
Hudson Bay
Coeur d'Alene Lake
Fort Hall
Lapwal
Spalding
Henry H. Spalding
Almota
Union
Hyomel advertised as cure with refund offer
Tallman & Co promotes Hyomel with a money back guarantee if not beneficial. Claims immediate relief for catarrh through inhaler use and stresses low cost of outfit, with extra bottles available. Also notes Webster birthplace protection effort and local lumber ad.
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Caterin, Tallman & Co
Bycamel
Tallman & Co
Webster
Franklin
Eli
Daniel Webster
Dante Webster
The Wine Wife quip echoes domestic sparks
Mrs Tom jokes about not letting her husband have his own way while Mrs Dick notes and clarifies their husbands’ views, revealing playful spats and long taught lessons in a light domestic exchange.
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Tom
Plain wedding ring sighted in humorous exchange
A plain wedding ring exchange triggers a terse dialogue about engagement and solidity. A quoted line from Von Radowika and Awnewslide at Swinton, near Fernle, B. C., notes a dramatic description of a Great Northern track area being densely packed with soil to a depth of 40 feet.
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Swinton
Fernle
B. C
Great Northern
Washington and Columbia River Railroad Arrival at Walla Walla
Notice for the Washington & Columbia River Railroad arriving Walla Walla at 9 a m. Inquiries about rates and accommodations should be directed to W. Adame, Rev., Caldererad, O’r. at Walla Walla, Washington.
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Washington & Columbia River Railroad
W. Adame
Caldererad
Alia Walla, Washinste
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Dipittheria
J. L. Williamson
Grouse Creek
Canyon
Webb Harris Place
McEwen Brothers
McEwen Brothers’ Place
Canadian Pacific
Keewatin
Manitoba
Turaway
William Powell
Cyrus Powell
Mana
Wation
Pandleton
W. & McMachem
Hudson Bay Irrigation Company
Cuticura
East Oregonian
Uwatilla County
Iano
Sea
Italy
France
Humain
Tallman & Co, Test
Cascade
Oregon Lumber Yard
von Radowika
Oregon
And
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Pullman Standrd
Omaha
Chicago
Kansan City
Pullman
Eet
Ridge
Portland
Mail & Express
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Pendleton Pasenger
Walla Walla Branch
Annecta
Bnake River Riparia
Lewleton
Riparia
Lewiston
C, Smith
Ogden
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W. ©. M’bride
ST. Paul
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Grand Fork
Crookston
Winnipeg
Helena and Butte
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Japan
China
Tacoma and Northern Pacific Ateamehr Co
American Inc
Ada Pendleton
A.D
Charlton Third
Worrison Sts
St. Louis
Kamen City
St. Joseph
Ali
Walla Walla
M. Fob
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