Milton Welcomes A Well-Equipped Hospital Soon
Milton plans a hospital in the near future to be ready by July with Mrs Cohen as head nurse and Dr. Carl Williams newly graduated from North Pacific Dental College. Funds are raised for a city celebration with about $200 subscribed. Rural telephone systems are being upgraded alongside a new joint switchboard.
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Milton
B. F. Williams
San Francisco
Jennie Dykes
Spokane
BH. ML Whliams
Carl Williams
Portland
North Pacific Dental College
Eliere
Rip van Winkle
Oregon
W. & Reed
Heppner
Mayberry
Winnie Brown
The
Dalles
Freewater crop notes and land sales in Freewater district
Strawberries in the Freewater Milton district are projected to total about 7000 crates this season far below the usual 15000 to 20000 due to recent rains and frost. Prices range from 1.75 to 5.00 per crate with cherries at 2.00. Land deals include Lucretia Overturf selling 16 acres north of town for 43 200 and A J Marsh selling 14 acres for 500. Survey crews near Freewater work on Covela to Walla Walla electric line. alfalfa crops are reported good. reception held for Ed White and wife Mrs Reynolds hosts.
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Covelu
Reewater
Freewater-Milton
Lucretia Overturf
Pendleton
Town
Adella E. Pepiot
A. J. Marsh
G. W. Miller
Freewater
Covela
Walla Walla
Wallula
J. L.L Blam
Walla Walls
Charles Patterson
Freewater Times
San Francisco
Market Street
Reynolds
Ed White
Missoula
Mont
White
W. Abbott
Newbro's Herpicide Clears Hair Loss Misconceptions
The notice explains the term Herpicide as a killer of herpes in the sense of a scalp condition. It states herpes is a disease caused by vegetable parasites and that the product destroys the microbe responsible for dandruff, itching scalp, and falling hair. It invites samples from The Herpicide Co in Detroit with Koeppen Bros. as special agents.
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Newbro
Newhro
Herpicide
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen Bros
Army Rifle Range Improvements Planned at Fort Riley
Washington June 11 The war department plans to spend about one fourth of this year’s appropriation to upgrade marksman facilities at Fort Riley Kansas with a possible 25000 expenditure to host the 1907 national match. Remaining funds for the nation are tight and major ranges at Fort Sill Cheyenne and Fort Sheridan are under consideration while Manila police force is to be reduced to 200 Americans and 300 Filipinos.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Fort Riley
Kas
Kansas Army Post
Fort Sill
Oklo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fort Sheridan
Wade
Governor's Island
Atlantic
Manila
Marketing Association Forms In Chicago For Food Markets
Chicago June 12. Following the Michigan branch of the American Society of Equity a meet ing opens at the Great Northern hotel to form a Marketing association. Farmers from Michigan Indiana Illinois and other middle states attend. The group aims to control supply of perishables and dairy products to aid producers during scarcity and high prices while denying individual marketing.
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Chicago
Michigan
American Society of Equity
Owouno
National Association
Great Northern Hotel
Indiana
Ilinois
Middle States
Siamp
Mystic Shriners Open Imperial Council Session in Chicago
In Chicago officials of the Mystic Shrine convene for the 32nd Imperial Council session at Medinah Temple. The meeting, moved from Los Angeles due to the quake, begins at 10 am with offices at the Great Northern hotel and a program balancing business and entertainment. Imperial potentate Harry Collings leads.
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Chicago
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
Cal
Medinah Temple
Walton Place
Dearborn Avenue
Great Northern Hotel
Imperial Potentiate
Imperial Treasurer
Imperial Recorder
Harry Collings
Mystic Shriners
Slump in Idaho stock from packing house exposures
Lewiston reports cattlemen see a livestock market slump as exposure fears hit prices. W. A. Jones of Grangeville notes cattle have dropped about 40 cents per 100 pounds in the past week. Grass fed cattle contribute, but the exposure weighs heavily, with Montana cattle expected to be affected further.
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Packing House
Lewiston
Nea Perce
W. A. Jones
Grangeville
Montana
Idaho Prison Calls For Blacksmiths To Repair Gaps
A satirical cry notes Idaho's insufficient skilled trades at Tolahan state prison. The piece jokes that no blacksmith is on staff or in custody, while other tradesmen like bakers plumbers printers and carpenters exist to fix fences pipes and gear, urging a convict blacksmith be added to serve the state and warden Whitney.
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Idaho
Bole Statesman
State
Warden Whitney
Whitney
Tolahon State Prison
Prohibition Wins in Malheur County Vote
Malheur County voters carried prohibition by a large majority in the recent election. The move will leave the county without saloons for at least two years, affecting saloons and wholesale houses. M. Janohba guard, formerly of Baker City and now in Ontario, notes the lopsided result and cites gambling and open towns as factors undermining the liquor trade. He suggests voters favor saloons if conducted properly, yet Malheur’s experience may delay any return to licensed saloons.
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Malheur
M. Janohbaguard
Baker City
Ontario
Baker
The
Herald
Jacobsgaard
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Opera House
Co. E. Wingard
Tie
Ellie
Freewater Advices
DeWitt
Taliman & Co
Oregex
Weston
Pioneer
Pine Creek
K. of P. Electa
Binke Ranch
Gardena
Stevens Lodge No
Knoighta of
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Clark Wood
Eureka Assembly No
United Artisans
Phoebe Gore
M. A
Paul Bulfinch
Jennie N. Turner
James H. Price
Treas
Frances C. Wood
Alice F. Price
Eleanor M. Warren
Nels H. Nelson
George Warren
Frank Blake
Morrison
Little Dry Creek
Hie
Eilers
Babbitt
W. J. Clarke
Court
Marketing Association
Kansas City
Seattle
Pendleton, Fla
Eiler
Rip van
Winkle
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