Valley of names from a long travel list in Oregon
A dense OCR list shows dozens of individuals and places across the Pacific Northwest and beyond, including George, Seattle, Portland, Walla Walla, Spokane, and Boise. The item reads as a traveler guest or attendee roster with many scattered surnames and city affiliations.
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View St
George
W. 5
Lockhart
Pertland
Mia R. A. Carlile
Wood Lawn
C.K. Kelleson
Denver
H. B. Masry
Seattle
HH. B. Lawrence
Nampa
A. J. Milton
A. O. Hopwon
Milton
W. W. Kinske
W. H. Cochran
Spokane
J. & Bel
Athena
J. J. Birkworth
San Francisco
L. Pope
Belordewell
W. KK Weed
Sampter
Harrison
Geo. McGlivery
Spitane
L. Wool and Wit
Allena
F. W. Martin
Bolme
W. W. Pankey
Belo
IW. Barnett
Hermirton
G. BK
Statfield
Starkey
Oreit
KR. Johnson
Echo
A. McKean
Portland
W. H
W. D. Schert
Oaks
FL Ll
Fricklin
Tom Mitchell
W. A Hunt
Walla Walla
CO. Anderson
A. G. Blockly
J. W. Edgecomb
C. W. Rick
W. Myers
J. A. Baxter
Farmers Embrace Alfred Benjamin Co. Suits in County Campaign
Local farmers and townsfolk are urged to wear Alfred Benjamin & Co. suits as the season’s banner campaign approaches. The ad touts fit, style, and daily wearability for all professions from farmers to bankers, clerks, and merchants.
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Nuttilla County
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Buggy for Bale Seeks Buyer in Pendleton
A lightly used single runabout buggy, thoroughly overhauled and in good condition, is available for sale. For details contact F. L. at 88 or J. M. Cornelison in Pendleton.
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F. L
J. M. Cornelison
Pendleton
POMMNOY SODI FARM MODEL FIRM IN KANSAS
The Pomeroy model farm of 48 acres on the outskirts of AU City Kay Toe, begun in 1900, used the Campbell system of dry farming to conserve moisture. Widespread planting including an orchard and vineyard demonstrated that grain farming could thrive in Graham county with limited rainfall. Pomeroy, long associated with Atchison, hired W H Campbell to lead the project, applying his methods to preserve soil moisture and promote dry farming.
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Pomeroy
AU City
Kay
Union Pacific
Chemplell Sytem
Orld
Seanty Nintals
Grahem
Mimnex
Cripple Creek
Kien
HM Chey
Crenphet
W. H. Campbell
Campbell
Orongin
Kanear
Mr. Campbell
Towns Should Advertise Colonist Rates Open Sept 1
Colonist Natee will be in effect September 1 to October 21. Port and Commercial club secretary Tom Richardson says the colonist rates allow settlers to reach Oregon from Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis and all territory between the Missouri River and the Rockies for 825 to points east of Umatilla 22.50 to Medford Eugene The Dalles Astoria and other Oregon towns. Citizens should buy tickets directly to their destination and advertise locally to attract new settlers. Also listed are shop for sale notices and two fatal shootings in East 1st Lovals with a Hungarian ar rest.
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Tom Richardson
Portand Commercial Club
Oregon
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Umatilla
Bt .Louis
Chicago
Lowne
Medford
Eugene
Dalles
Astoria
Portland
Government Mologist Studies Rats Rabbits Pest Control Hope
Stanley E B Piper of the Biological Survey visited Madras Crook County to observe rat and rabbit infestations and veld experiments on ablation methods. He plans spring field tests, notes rabbit decline in the district, and estimates statewide losses from pests at tens of thousands to nearly a million dollars, seeking practical controls for crops.
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Crook County
Madras
Stanley EB. Piper
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Angerata
Piper
Haycrerk
Pullman
Con. Howe
Plover
Pewka
Welbh
Haldwit Sheep & Land Co
Hendin
Welt
Australia
Diologioal Department
Na Leiakee
David Starr Jordan
Stanford Universality
Wan Eho
Welsh
Amon
Haycreck
Finer
Firat
Wittman Wounte
Washington
Posen
Whitman County
Yory Cot
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedy
An article argues deafness cannot be cured by focal applications and must be treated by constitutional remedies. It explains that deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous surfaces and that curing the underlying catarrh restores hearing. It offers a $100 reward for any case of catarrh-induced deafness not cured by Catarrh Cure from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Bell's Family Fil
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Bell
Engineer John Lewis Studies Baker Irrigation System
Oregon official John Lewis and Attorney Henry McConnell toured the Baker Irrigation works east of the city inspecting the new dirt dam and surrounding facilities. He planned to visit Irwin next to assess dam conditions and review the mine line at Trewin for engineering practicality and progress.
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Baker Irrigation Projects
John Lewis
State of
Oregon
Henry McConnell
Lewis
Irwin
Atito
Baker Irrigation Company
Trewin
Baker City
French Red Tape and Sea Water for a Paris Professor
A Paris professor sought sea water for a laboratory study of Jointers. He needed a permit due to salt monopoly rules, triggering bureaucratic wrangling across ministries. After weeks, a favorable report and legal extracts followed, enabling transport of salt water under supervision to interior use.
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Rome
Parla
France
Hia
Cleonlus
Costly Razors and English Marriage Ages
A fragment discusses expensive razors with gold and ivory handles and notes price ranges from $1 to $200. It cites The Age of Marriage as stating England’s legal marriage age is set at fourteen for males and twelve for females, contrasting with Italy. It also references Chesterton on poets’ views and a London News item about a policeman’s claimed accident in a fleeing-prisoner case.
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New York Sun
England
Italy
Surprise Birthday Promise and DIL Delight
A tongue in cheek exchange about birthday gift expectations. A husband allows his wife to choose, promising a surprise with a twist involving the phrase DIL. The dialogue references life, mortality, and a classroom moment with a cautionary proverb about enjoying life while it lasts.
A Helping Hand from Rich Uncle to Niece
A short comic exchange shows a rich uncle promising all his wealth to his niece upon death and the niece gratefully accepting a modest allowance. The caption from Harper's Weekly mocks Garrick era theater crowds with a quip about learning and motivation.
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Harper's Weekly
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Ular Selming
the Alexander Department Store
Hotey
Mra Beaton
Spoane
N. L. Sheppard
G. A. Cully
Brokane
T. C. Lord
G. D. Sailor
F. H. Carpenter
J. W. Hitchcork
J. Willert
Starbuck
Maud Mitchell
Biurmbuck
Minn Ward
la Grande
GN. Ford
Golden Unhe
Edna Neatley
Boise
W. Callender
H. BD
O'Conover
Mike Conover
Walteburg
Mira
Lucan Russell
Beattle
W. W. Butler
Pinquet
Prescott
Wash
HH & Stand
Cummings
Ukiah
Wm. Sanger
Pilot Rock
C. W.patton
Melchum
W. M. Moore
A. Keys
City
Joe
Arbuckle
E. & Taylor
Zick Taylor
la Cronde
A. A. Lyle
Fowl
C.F. Storms
W. H. Jones
Hirontener
Early
Seth Welles
Badie Hamilton
Nelile Masterson
Lite Sullivan
Bakerin
FP. Edwards
Corn Cllacy
Ailton
Feeb. Ertel
Dia
Bond Brothers
Pendleton’s Leading Clothiers
Hinteher
W. H. Alboe
Ore
Tenatia Kurvilla
East
Lovals
Peter Stubinski
East Oregonian
Thomas
Cynica
Swinburne
Jnst
Ife
Rudyard Kipling
Henley
John Daridnon
G. K. Chesterton
London News
Philadelphia Ledger
Castor
Garrick
Conte
Iia Island
Laheel
F. J. Donaldson
DR. Blosser’s
Wright
J. F. Carrier
W. Webb St
Pendleton, Ore
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Oregonian
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