Protect Reserves Fire Fight Shows Gains for Forests
A forestry circular reports that only 16 percent of the Pint Reserves burned over in the last year, despite nearly doubling reserve area to 92,741,031 acres. Since February 1905 the forest service has expanded patrols, fire lines, and rapid communication. monthly reports track fires, and annual totals show reduced burn areas and rising protection efficiency across several reserves including Wenaha and Priest River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Rangers
Umatilla
Wenaha
Umatilla County
Forestry Department
Forest Service
United States
Forest Guards
Sielstaat Forest Rangers
Forest Supervisors
Washington
Civil Service
Evrery
Bierre
Lewin and Clark Reserve
Anuthern
Al!penopves
Priest River
Bankers Hope for Prosperity on Harvest Prospects
Henry Clewn of New York, spokesman for United States banking and financial interests, reports this week on money and crop conditions nationwide. The harvest outlook will largely determine annual prosperity as prices for bountiful crops support financial stability and winter wheat prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clewn
New York
United States
Promising Cotton Outlook Reflects Improved Farmer Finances
The article notes a bumper yield potential with cotton acreage up about 9 percent to 208,000 acres. It argues a poorer season would not derail prosperity due to farmers' improved financial condition, bank deposits, and reduced debt across the South and West. The tone remains cautiously hopeful about crops and economy.
Cost of Poultry Raising in Boise Area
The Boise Statesman reports on poultry farming costs and egg production from a Boise area ranch run by Mr. Grebe and son. Data covers Wyandotte Leghorn and Plymouth Rock breeds, detailing feed amounts costs eggs produced weights and market value differences. Leghorns prove strongest for egg production and winter laying with larger eggs and faster growth to two pounds. The Grebe operation emphasizes daily records of feed, cost, and egg output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise Statesman
Grebe
Plymouth Rock
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs in Wood Indiana
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recalls years of lung hemorrhages before using Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports complete recovery and urges its use in advanced lung trouble as it stops coughing heals the lungs and prevents serious cold outcomes. Koeppens drug store sells it.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Koeppens
Flour in tins for Philippines hermetically sealed
Tacoma Grain company begins packing flour in fifty pound tins sealed in wooden boxes for shipment to the Philippines aboard the Shawmut. Government order to use hermetic sealing despite higher cost aims to keep flour dry during distribution. Previously flour used double sacks failed to stay dry in small boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Tacoma
Oregon Daily Journal
Tacoma Grain Company
Puget Sound
Philippine Isslands
Shawmut
Will Bridge Clearwater To Link Orofino Economy
Orofino businessmen and nearby farmers plan the first wagon road bridge over the Clearwater River at the head of navigation fifty miles above Lewiston. A company will be organized and bridge construction to begin early summer with funding from local financiers. Grain delivery is expected next fall via the new crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Orofino
Clearwater River
Lewiston
A Lesson in Health and Local Mining Tragedy
A health advertisement extols Fo ley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles. A mining accident at the Mormon Boy mine in Cable Cove kills Ed Leake, a popular married miner, with a coroner's jury called. his body to be shipped to Woodland for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Leake
Cable Cove
Leake
Democrat
Woodland
Cal
Bourne
Baker City
Koeppens
Prof Pomeroy Palm Readings At Ve Carneys Residence
Prof Pomeroy offered palm readings predicting deaths diseases divorces and suitability for office. The event drew men and women seeking forecasts of election outcomes past fortunes and life changes. Readings were available daily from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 777 Hours Carneys residence, this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Pomeroy
Mr. Bryan
Prof. Pomery
Ve. Carney
Notice of Proposed Street Improvements in Pendleton
The Pendleton common council adopted a resolution on May 26, 1906 proposing street improvements. The notice outlines the action to be taken, the governing authority, and the intent to proceed with the project under city oversight and applicable public procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Common Coun
Pendleton to Improve Main and Court Streets in 1906
Pendleton Oregon plans for pavement upgrades on East Court and Main streets with Warren's Bitulithic waterproof pavement. The project includes curbs gutters and a storm drainage system with catch basins man-holes and pipes. Plan details and cost estimates filed with the city recorder and notices published for ten days. Authority cites Ordinances 457 463 and 467 approved 1906. Publication date May 28 1906.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
East Court Street
Malin
Vincent
Warren
City of
Common Council
Main Street
Court Street
Recorder
Lssue
East Oregonian
Peneton
Thos. Fitzgerald
Common Council of the of
O N
Bluff Street
Umatilla
City
Alin Street
Recorder’s Office
Oro ‘Ton
The
Oregonian
F Pendleton
Notice of Proposed Street Improvements
Notice is hereby given that on the date or dates specified construction will begin or continue on proposed street improvements. Details include the project scope, affected barangays or districts, and days of work with potential temporary closures or detours. Public comments or concerns may be submitted to the responsible civil engineering office by the stated deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Pendleton
Missouri
Hotel Portland Adverts For Travelers In Portland
Portland Oregon hotel advertises American plan at three dollars per day and up. Describes as headquarters for tourists and commercial travelers with special rates for families and single gentlemen. Management invites showing rooms and prices. Includes note of a modern Turkish bath and lists FH C Bowers as manager.
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Portland
Oregon
FH. C. Bowers
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Henry Clews
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Ast
Hregonvan
Hotel
St. George George Darveau
Bath
George
Northwest
Hollons & Brown, Proprietors
Bryan
Destiny
East Alta Street
Walters
Alta House
the Working Mansand Farmers Hotel
Cor. Alta and Mill Sts
Pendleton Paint Store
Murphy Prop
U.S
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