Northwest News Summary of Odd Local Incidents and Trade
Smallpox appears with rigid quarantine at Independence. Escapees from Scott's Mills road gang include Deanvicta H. A. Echmill and Edward Morgan. A three year old, Lord Clifford Gardener, drowns in Yakima. Wool sale at Clargow Montana yields 271,400 pounds with minimum price of 20 cents. Runaway near Pomeroy injures Mrs Mohler, her daughter, and driver Ray PDovis. one ankle broken. Carmen's union in Portland to strengthen membership despite corporate purge. Dr. Robert M. Whitefoot, Montana physician, dies at 65 in Bozeman after long illness. DL & BP Ranch leases deep well project in Crook county to drill to 1000 feet. F. C. Rowlee in charge.
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Independence
Deanvicta
H. A. Echmill
Edward Morgan
Scott's Mills
Lord Clifford Gardener
Amy Shitiheven
Yakima
Clargow
Mont
Pomeroy
Wash
J. 0. Johnson
DL & BP. Ranch Company
Crook County
Baldwin and Johnston Ranches
F. C. Rowlee
Real Estate Listings North Side River Properties For Sale
Real estate ad features several North Side river properties, including a two and a half story 16 room house with basement and 18 lots. Prices range from 1000 to 2100 with terms requiring cash down and mortgage balance. Includes vacancies and non resident lots with speculative appeal.
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North Slide
Weet Bluff
Mortage
Tory
New School House
Mabel Dunkan River Accident and Inland Tax Changes
A fragment reports the drowning of 1 year old Mabel Dunkan at Dungeness Washington in the Lungeness river. It also notes a state board of equalization increasing rail rate assessments by about 12 percent and cites a per mile figure rising from 144 to 162 miles. The text mentions a boxing result in Everett and ongoing labor movements with British reserved troops heading to some province.
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Mabel Dunkan
Frank Dunkan
Dungeness, Wash
Lungeness River
A .Og
Montina
DeWitt's Pills Endorsed as Pleasant and Reliable
Advertisement promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as non gripe pills sold by Tallman & Co. The note mentions a fire in Suisun, California destroying eight plants and 20 ragl deuces with a $150,009 loss, alleged to have been caused by a gasoline stove explosion. It also touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as an opiate free laxative cough syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Suisun
Cal
Kennedy
Contalna
Public sentiment favors closing saloons amid Idaho gambling push
An Idaho editorial debate in Rathdrum and Boise asks for strict enforcement of anti gambling laws. It argues saloons profit from gambling and must close, while lawmakers and voters pressure officials to enforce prohibitions nationwide. The piece predicts public pressure will eventually root out the evil.
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Rathdrun
Idaho
Boise Silesman
Gem State
Pacific Coast
Rathdrom
Evry
Ccu Ur
Decenion
Pemigh
Inn
Boise
Fire destroys most of Kirkland business district
A massive blaze wiped out nearly the entire Kirkland Indiana business section causing $55,900 in damage. Firefighters blew up several buildings to halt the flames.
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Kirkland
Ind
David Hobbe
New York
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
A. Z. Black
Minitobba
Hotel Arrivals at Hotel St George Headlines
Hotel St George records a diverse list of guests arriving from multiple cities including Spokane Portland Chicago and Minneapolis. Names such as S. PP Gould J A Graham G C Amith John B Serrey and W M Simpson appear among the arrivals along with several others in transit.
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Ude
Spokane
S. PP. Gould
City
William Dunn
Portland
J. A. Graham
J. Joe
Cohen
Omaha
N. Hecartion
Jafac Gougan
San Francisco
G. C. Amith
George McGitvers
Stannard
Saw Anmelia
Hasan
John B. Serrey
Walla Walla
E. M. O'Brien
Chicago
Goa
Thoreell
T. A. Mitchell
A. Perce
E. Stuart Spokane
A. FE. Sampson
Rockford
W. M. Simpson
Way
Norfolk
T P. Hatcomb
D. M. Hamilton
Minneapolis
B. al. Mundull
Portlind
Portland and Nearby Names List Incomplete Notice
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals and places including Portland names such as M Maloon J Foreythe L Rathburn F Hedeen A Oppenheimer and W Wilkjer along with others from St Louis San Francisco Tacoma Lone Angeles Spokane Ontario and Starbuck. No clear event or outcome.
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M. Maloon
Portland
J. Foreythe
L. Rathburn
F. Hedeen
A. Oppenheimer
St. Louis
Ro Wheeler
la Grande
J. J. Foley
Bingham Springs
W. Wilk
FF. Shields
San Francisco
DM. Preston
Wife
Athenw Ly. Thompson
Tacoma
J. TL. Corelet
J. GL. Stannard
Lone Angeles
N. L. Tooker
W. Maher
R. Prandon
J. W. Smith
WH. L. Alcom
Spokane
G. J. MccEray
Starbuck
W. M. Sinshoer
Eliy
M. Bollack
W. A. the Singer
R. C. Decker
G. W. Lyella
Ontario
Dr. Kings New Life Pills Seller Ad
A small drug store sale ad touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as the pleasantest cure for constipation. It claims the pills awaken sluggish livers and unblock bowels, prevent appendicitis, and tone the system. Tallman & Co. stocks them for 26c.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Man Prefers Earning Bread by Sweat of Jaw
A historical note states that the average man favors earning his bread by the sweat of his jaw rather than his brow, reflecting a common labor ethic phrase. The remark ties to early 20th century views on work and self-reliance.
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Lamb Long
al Everett
Johnny Crowe
Lowe
Stingdine
Crowe
Morrison
Leng
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Southern Pacific Track
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France
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American Exprem
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Ian
Hotel
St. George
Harvest
Alexander
Prived
Graham Furniture Co
Houwny
J. L. Vaughan
West Court Street
Downey
Lehman Springs
Tallman's Drug Store
Pendleton Planing Mills
Forster
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Lee
Colesworthy
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