Detroit fending and early telegraph teaching history
Notes report John Thomas to defend at Detroit and his former student Thomas A Evnison at Grathot Michigan at age sixteen. Other items record a trolley crash in Indianapolis, deaths of Mrs. Thomas W. Love and Mrs. Emma Gordon, injuries to J F Himes, and plans by Albert Angermayer to plant a winery in Lewiston Idaho.
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John Thomas
Detroit
Mich
Thomas A. Evnison
Grathot
Michigan
Indianapolis
Thomas W. Love
Emma Gordon
J. F. Himes
Albert Angermayer
Alameda
Cal
Lewiston
Ida
Hotel Arrivals at St George and Multiple Guests
Hotel arrivals list shows guests including W. J. Smith and L. B. Bylvester. Smith from Portland. G. L. Sheared from Portland. Clay C. Clark and wife from Arlington. Walter Everly from Spokane. L. Lachman from Kansas City. W. R. James from Spokane. Fred Neumin from Are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Hotel
Mable Bouleter
Athena
Mra
M. D. Vaughn
Willian W. Seales
F. Lucas
K. Hays
Miss Zurcher
Miss Hutchinson
Mays
B. Davis
Eastland
Vinnie Buddelty
A. M. Britten
Seattle
W. & Preston
Santa Ana
McNair Wid
H. Gjanzznam
Wulla
Wash
G. H. Thompson
Walla Walla
A. BH
McEwen
H. Sexton
Wm. Thompson
E. Pinkerton
Werton
G. McCully
Bookane
J. Co. Woods
Richland
W. Faler
Teoka
W. Kiilitle
City
R. L. Sheperd
Spokane
H. 2. Ronald
Palouse
A. D. Bergevin
Frank Martin
Oiv
A. W. Hayden
Hood River
Lever Luthburn
Portland
Thos Peeney
Hotel
St. George
W. J. Smith
Smith
L. B. Bylvester
Monte Vista
Colo
G. L. Sheared
Clay C. Clark
Arlington
Walter Everly
L. Lachman
Kansas City
W. R. James
Fred Neumin
Are
Bonderos Advertises Alongside Teddy Roosevelt
A local shop praises its modern menswear and broad appeal, linking its style leadership to Theodore Roosevelt's popularity. The ad urges readers to visit Pendleton’s leading clothier, Bonderos, to see clothing that stays current with fashion trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonderos
Pendleton
Teddy
McDonald Wins Contract for Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Mordo McDonald of Walla Walla was awarded the contract to supply 70 cavalry and 20 artillery horses for the War Department. The horses must be bave and ready within 30 days, most purchases to be local with some sourcing through northern Oregon. The majority will go to Fort Riley Kansas for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Seattle
Fort Riley
Kansas
Not Opposed to Reserves Public Land Meeting WI
Public Land convention publicity committee clarifies the Denver meeting aims to support forest reserves as originally created while opposing the revenue producing scheme it has become The piece notes western support for forest reserves but dissent toward revenue steps and mentions Cubingtown cabbages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Land Meeting
Public Land Convention
Public Landa
Denver
West
Crop reports show high wheat ratings and acreage shifts
The June 1 1907 crop report notes top winter wheat conditions in Pennsylvania and Missouri at 92 and 44 respectively with Umatilla County Oregon near 100. It details preliminary spring wheat acreage about 14.464 million acres, down 1.242 million from last year, and provides state by state June 1 conditions for winter wheat plus oats and barley, with US averages and 10 year trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
United States
Piament
Department of Agriculture
Penneylvania J
Missouri
Umatilla
Crop Reporting Board
The
Bureau of Statistics
State of
Washington
Kansas
Indiana
Ohlo
Esas Nsenne
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
California
Oklahoma
Texas
Michigan
Bids Sought for Two Steel Bridges in County
The county court invites bids for two new steel bridges with a July 10 deadline. The McKay creek bridge at Salisbury will span 6 feet with embankment fills by locals, chosen after public input. The Milton bridge over the Walla Walla river will span 206 feet, replacing an unsafe wooden structure, with an estimated three months for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Ely Cromling
McKay Creek
Milton
Gilland Aftter
Walla Walla River
Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Tenn from C V Pepper
In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper reports a dramatic recovery after hemorrhages in lung and throat. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with instant relief and rapid improvement after doctors offered little hope. Pepper reported coughing eased, bleeding diminished, and returning to work in three weeks. Tallman & Co. offers 50 cent and one dollar bottles, trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Dr. King
Tallman, & Co
Cattleman James Bales Dies in Horse Fall Near Glenns Ferry
Prominent rancher James Bales, 34, living about three miles east of Glenns Ferry, died Sunday evening from a fall from a horse while herding cattle. Neck broken, death deemed instantaneous. He headed a family and was well known in the area.
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James Bales
L'Ving
Glenn's Ferry
Poons Fella Tribune
Heath
Piri
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Heatherbloom Petticoats
the Alexander Department Store
General News
Acton
Gallipagos Islands
Great Britain
Point Posaccaston
Thomas Nelson
Abrahams
Nickerberg
F. Davis
Lauren Kiilerease
Pine Mills
Kilerease
Merle Thorpe
Telegraph
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
New School of Journalism
Washington State University
Thorpe
Washington Post
Hearer’s Staffa
London Mall
Havana
Cuba
Bloomington
Thorman Baldwin
Arrowsmith
Sim Kleeman
Cora
Thomas Kennedy
Hieeman
Roosevelt
Cubingtow
SWAT
McKay
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