Ballinger Answers Questions on Klamath Water Rights
Secretary Ballinger replies to John Irwin and the Klamath Water Users association on three points. He discusses water charges for excess lands and potential liens, inclusion of public roads in irrigable acreage, and discrepancies between official plats and actual irrigable acreage. He notes possible accumulation of maintenance charges, explains road-area deductions, and urges charges reflect actual irrigable acreage for equitable distribution.
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Ques
Klamath Project
Washington
John Irwin
Klamath Water Users’ Association
Hawley
Ballinger
Klamath
Pub Meroade Crossing
Irwin
Department
Honda
New Mexico
General Land Office
Reclamation Service
Mi-o-na Cure Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Money back offer for Mi-o-na tablets promises quick relief from belching sour stomach and foul breath. Tallman & Co. sells the product with a guarantee to cure dyspepsia and related symptoms or refund. Requires trying before meals and notes improved appetite and complexion.
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Tallman & Co
Tallman &Co
Moran's extra gang arrives to repair the track
Echo Oregon reports Moran’s crew of about 46 Japanese workers and eight cars arrived to straighten and ballast the line between Echo and Nolin. Gravel from Umatilla will be hauled in. local gauge links will resume work. A peddler Jacob Hayden was jailed for selling without a license, paid a 14.80 fine after shedding tears, and left with a sack of gold. Ralph Stanfield and Carl Gilbert returned from Pendleton, and John Killkinney plus the Thomsons visited. Elenore Thomson stayed with Mrs Stanfield in Portland.
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Echo
Ore
Morin
Nolin
Umatilliana
Jacob Hayden
Abraham
Wiley Marshal
Recorder
Marshal
Jacob
Ralph Stanfield
Carl Gilbert
Pendleton
Gilbert
Lislé Hardware
John Killkinney
Picture Vendor at Enterprise Punished by Father
A picture vendor at Enterprise was fined 1 dollar and beaten by the father of a woman he insulted. The incident highlights street altercations tied to insults directed at a local resident.
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Enterprise
Ned
Last Catte Roundup in Washington Ends in Style
George Drumheller completed what is likely the last major range cattle roundup in Washington. He returned to Walla Walla after selling his herd of 2400 cattle to Coffin Brothers of North Yakima for 52000 dollars. Drumheller owned the state s only large cattle herd for years, bought five years ago from an English lord. The roundup took about a month and required twelve men.
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Walla Walla
George Drumheller
Coffin Brothers
North Yakima
Proper Treatment for Dysentry and Diarrhoea Remedy Adverts
A historical medical ad touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable and effective when used early. It claims the medicine prevents dangerous outcomes, notes long use with consistent results, and states it is sold by all good dealers.
World maritime losses in 1907 and Britain's share
Wrecks reduced the effective mercantile marine of the world in 1907 by 868 vessels of 651,224 aggregate tons, excluding ships under 100 tons. Great Britain's percentage loss was less than that of any other principal ship-owning country.
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Great Britain
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Rules OF Reclamation Service
Egho News
Moran
A. B. Thomson
Portland
Alexander
Deke
Lehman Springs
Blue Mountains
H. C. Means
Springs
Pendleton Auto Co
Pilot Rock
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