Stray Epidemic Wyo Sheep Dying From Grub in the Head
The Cheyenne Tribune reports a strange fatal sheep disease reappearing in central Wyoming. Earlier deaths were linked to grubs in the heads from a fly. officials urged study and cures. New cases near Gillette show ulcers on lips and legs. state veterinarians investigate to prevent spread. Weather notes cover Cascade Locks Heppner Weston Pendleton and Wallowa.
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Cheyenne Tribune
Wyoming
Tribune
Bureau of Animal Industry
Gillette
Spiker
Weather Review: Western Oregon Frequent Showers
The week brought cloudy and unseasonably cool weather with frequent showers in western Oregon and light, scattered rainfall east of the mountains. Wednesday was clear and warm with light frosts in eastern and southern Oregon. Wasco and Sherman County report similar conditions from J. R. Howel.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
H. F. Johnson
Wallowa
Wallowa County
L. J. Coverstone
Oregon
Wasco
Sherman County
J. R. Howell
Bius
Schilling's Best Coffee and Tea Sold by Grocers West
A note indicates Schilling's Best coffee and tea are sold by about 9000 grocers west of the Rocky Mountains. It promises a money back refund if customers are not satisfied, with reimbursement offered through the grocer.
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Schilling
Rocky Mountains
Settlement of Lewiston church claim awaiting heirs in east
The Lewiston Presbyterian church and the executor of the late Sarah Thompson estate await heirs in the east to sign papers. It is expected documents arrive soon. By compromise the church will receive 12000 dollars in cash and, pending sale of Mal street property, this fund will be invested in negotiable real estate. Lewiston Teller.
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Lewiston Presbyterian Church
Sarah. Thompson
Mal Street
Joangse Lewiston Teller
Long sentences in Ruskin and Wordsworth noted
The article discusses Ruskin’s and Wordsworth’s prose and verse sentence length. It cites Frederic Harrison on Ruskin’s long sentences and highlights Wordsworth’s Character of the Happy Warrior as built from two long sentences rich in adjectival clauses. The longer contains fifty seven decasyllables, a noted record.
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Ruskin
Frederic Harrison
Wordsworth
Street Railway Conductor and Superintendent Cartoon
Dialogue from a street railway setting depicts a superintendent dismissing a conductor for infrequent fare collection and recommending a long vacation. The conductor accepts the dismissal with humor, reflecting occupational fatigue and dependency on work continuity. A brief dramatic note adds a humorous aside about mistaken play descriptions.
One Cure and a Missing Boat Moment in Local Paper
A garbled text item from the Louisville Counter-Journal and Chicago newspaper snippet hints at a man in a stern resisting a risky action as another warns against disturbing an unloaded mercantile load. The fragment references borrowing scales for weighing a neighbor.
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Loulasille Counter-Journal
Lottery for Land Twin Falls Opening
About 10000 visitors gathered in Twin Falls to witness the land drawing under the Twin Falls Salmon River Carey act project. First ten drawn include O C Paulson Greeley Cole Miles Thomas Twin Falls Jacob Parrott Fresno J A Crownell Algona C H Hempelman Cozad. Drawing continues daily. registrations total 1 974 932 50 in checks signaling 20 million dollar potential land investment.
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Twin Falls
Salmon River
Bole Capital News
Hotel Perrine
Idaho
Bob" McCollum
O. C. Paulson
Greeley
Cole
Miles Thomas
Jacob Parrott
Fresno
Cal
J. A. Crownell
Algona
C. H. Hempelman
Cozad
Neb
Eimer Ingraham
Seattle
Wiliam H. Wille
Denver
Wm. Thomapson
Cooper
Uncle Sam to Give Ex Experiment Farm to Idaho
Government plans to present and equip a 1300 acre tract at Lapwal near Lewiston for an agricultural experiment station. The site includes former army post buildings and an agency school used for Nez Perce youth education. Agriculture and irrigation demonstrations would run under state control, with grain and orchard trials possible at higher elevations. Timing for transfer to Idaho remains uncertain.
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Lew
Lewiston
Uncle Sam
Mike
Ido
Tdoha
Lapwhi Creek
H. Lipps
Hirmp
Great Army Hospital
Tolaho
Idaho
The Pace That Kills Brings Nervous Strain to Workdays
The wear and tear of business and daily cares press on nerves, causing sleeplessness and draining vital energy. Nervous strain disrupts stomach and brain, prompting a call to boost nervous energy with a remedy.
Believe 'erve Strain Everywhere In Boxee 10c
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes strain across devices and a price hint, but lacks clear event or names. The readable bits mention believe and Boxee at ten cents, offering minimal concrete facts and no identifiable persons or organizations.
Closing of Indian boarding schools foretold
The passage asserts the Indian boarding school will close soon and many similar schools will shut within a month, predicting reduced agency work and minimal government support thereafter. It frames the education as a conquest climax and implies a rapid end to federal farm aid to Indians.
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Inian
Pax
Lapwaj
Trains to Moscow Branch by July 1 Says Inland Empire
Inland Empire officials predict Spokane & Inland line will extend to Moscow Idaho by July 1 with initial service between Palouse and Moscow powered by steam locomotives. Track laying to Viola South and a large cut near Viola slow progress as 92 000 cubic yards of earth are moved. Electrical work and trolley trains will follow, with 200 to 400 workers on site and daily labor turnover high in the season.
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Spokane & Inland I
Spokane & Inland
Inland Empire
Moscow
Idaho
Viola
Palouse
Ralla
Palouaé
Spokane
Catarrh Cure Promoted With $100 Reward Claim
The advertisement proclaims that Catarrh is curable and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It offers a $100 reward to anyone who the cure fails to achieve and invites readers to request testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a room for rent in the East Oregonian building.
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Fall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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