United States Sells Out Automobiles Worth Over 3 Million
The United States shipped about four million dollars in automobiles in the fiscal year. About half went to Europe with the rest mainly to Canada Mexico the West Indies Australia and related regions. Key destinations include United Kingdom Canada Mexico Italy France Australia and New Zealand West Indies Bermuda South America Germany British East Indies and Africa.
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United States
Europe
Canada
Mexico
West Indies
Austra
United Kingdom
Italy
Bermuda
France
Australian
New Zealand
South America
Germany
British East Indies
Africa
Frederick Nodine Pioneer of Union County in Poverty
A biographical sketch recounts Frederick Nodine once eastern Oregon’s wealthiest cattleman and landowner. After 20 years of growth, lawsuits and security debts drained his fortune. he is now stone blind and impoverished, wife working in beet fields to survive in Union.
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Frederick Nodine
Ugh
Fredérick Nodine
Uolon County
Fortland
Sunday Oregonian
Hert Hulton
Bunt Oregonian
Nodine
Nadine
Oregon
Ramahickle
Union
Union County
Frederick
Fred Nadine
Spafford
N. Y
Texas
Missouri
Kanes
Kansan
Pike's Peak
California
Catherine Creak
Uniones
Grand Ronde Valley
la Grande
Walton
Texe
Union Pacific
Walt
Snake River
Swann Teun
Henry Qwen
Salem
Hot Lake
James HH. Hendershott
Fred Shoemaker
John Brattan
Tule Lake
Easfern Oregon
Cathering Cook
Wittor
Bailronde
Immil Krania
Catherine Creek
Tis
Grand Ronde
Tule
Nordine
Cheyenne
Chicago
Custers
Sitting Bull
Uintah Country
Utah
Fred Nodine
Supreme Court of
Elie
Bluat Union
Moving Mount Tamalpais Reveals Ground Shifts Across Coast
San Francisco Examiner reports a scientific survey tracing land movement northward and northwestward from 1869 to the present. Professor George Davidson's observations indicate Mount Tamalpais shifted about six feet by 1876, with up to eight additional changes since then, prompting a new coast range triangulation survey to confirm positions and explore similar shifts along old stations.
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Mount Tatmalpala
San Francisco
George Davidson
Ononh
State
Pardee
A. C. Lawson
United States
Coat and Geodetic Survey
A. H. Sinclair
Edwin Smith
John F. Pratt
Assdelante
Mount Tamalpois
Davidson
T ¢ Mountain
Pacific Coast
University of California
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pendleton Case Proof
Pendleton residents report kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. W A Rose of Cottonwood Street credits the remedy with curing severe back and kidney pain after years of trouble while living in Peoria and later Washington. He urges others to try the product, noting purchases at Pendleton Drug Company and urging readers to remember the name Dean's. Sale agents Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo price 50 cents. Read the East Oregonian.
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Pendleton
W. A. Rose
Cottonwood Street
Ore
Saga
Dean
Doan
Washington
Pendleton Drug Company
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Bronco Buster Injured At Wyoming Exhibition In Denver
Thad Sowder of Cheyenne, famous rough rider, was knocked unconscious when his outlaw mount lurched and fell during the Denver show connected to the Elks convention. He recovered consciousness and left the field but will not ride again in the show. Other Wyoming riders including Miles Fir Emerald, Guy McNarland, Irving Moninet, Clayton Danks, Harry Brennan, Sam Scoville, and William Craver staged fine exhibitions of riding and steer roping Universal mentions of Charles Irwin Hugh McPhee and Charles Hirsig marked roping displays.
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Wyoming
Miles Fir
Colorado Cowboy
Guy McNarland
Irving Moninette
Clayton Danks
Harry Brennan
Sam Scoville
William Craver
Charles Irwin
Hugh McPhee
Charles Hirsig
War Acinet Consumption Cure Ad
All nations seek to curb consumption known as the white plague which claims many victims yearly. Foley’s Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and is safe. The genuine product comes in a yellow package sold at Koeppen Drug Store.
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Foley
Koeppen Drug Store
1906 Appropriations for Rail Bridges and Equipment
The 0. R. & N. allocates for 1906: 302,957 dollars for new steel bridges, 166,000 for new file to replace bridges. 550,000 for rebuilding track with heavy steel and 525,000 for equipment, totaling 1,646,857 dollars. Last year expenditures were 1,141,822 including 328,043 on Albina shops, 182,000 on 11 depots, 41,779 for heavier track relaying, 94,800 for block signal, 425,790 for rolling stock, and 69,410 for the wood-preserving plant at Wroth.
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Union Pacific
Short Line
Wroth
Califormia prune wafers advertise Pendleton store
A Pendleton Oregon ad from Tallman and Co promotes CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS for morning energy. The box contains 100 wafers sold at 25 cents with address 623 Main St. The quirky copy urges taking a few wafers before bed to feel toned by breakfast.
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Tallman & Co
Main St
Pendleton
Ore
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Triangle Sale
Boston
Murphy
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Lee & Cold Btorag Company
Phome Aia
Henneman
Apposlte Great Eastern
Phon’ Main
Empire Meat Co
Plains
Californian
Truckee
Sierras
Dutch Flat
Golden State
Cal
Atting Bull
Ale
Batt
Noedine
Hood
Tules
Virginia
Joshua
W. 4. Purnish
Uma- Ulla County
The
East Oregonian
Bronco
Buster
Thad Sowder
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