Reclamation Report Shows Improvement in Hermiston
Hermiston Oregon June report notes favorable weather with max 80 and min 30 degrees F. Turnouts built and leaks lined. red canal operated, 330 second feet max diversion. Total river diversions 12 600 acre feet. 7 400 acre feet to distribution, 1 500 acre feet via Maxwell ditch. End month storage 49 600 acre feet. Western Uma IT ila extension surveys completed. wash borings and a diamond drill at dam site. William J Brown buys 10 acres Maxwell land. plans Umatilla Project home. Fred Hendley reviews water right files. East Oregonian readers questioned.
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Hermiston
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Maxwell Ditch
Umatila
William J. Brown
Chicago
Maxwell Land & Irrigation Company
al E. Robb
Brown
Umatilla
Fred Hendley
Reclamation Service
Water Users’ Association
Railroad Notes From The Nation's Rails And Stations
A roundup of railway industry items includes Baltimore and Ohio seeking 10 000 freight cars in large orders, Memphis Union Station construction modeled after Penn Station, lignite coal as fuel in the Pacific Northwest, and a novelty in passenger travel with compressed whisk brooms for tips. Also noted are Rock Island efficiency committee investigations, Grand Trunk’s 8 000 000 feet timber order in Seattle, New York Public Service Commission rail station improvements, and Portland-North Coast Limited travel adjustments under a Chicago Northwestern trackage deal.
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Ohto
Minors Central
Union
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Rock Island
Grand Trunk
Seattle
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Public Service Commission of
New York
Chicago & Northwestern
Portland
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
H. U Mudge
Rock Island Railroad
Ballard's Herbine Promises Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement from A. C. Koeppen & Bros. promotes Ballard's Herbine as a fast cure for headaches described as two kinds, one from a sick head ache and the other resembling a loose gourd. The copy urges readers to act on their vet for absolute relief.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Eleven Year Old Robs Chicago Hotel in Night Raid
An 11 year old, Frank Stooke known as Young Raffles, climbed a fire escape to the Palmer House, entering two rooms and stealing 30 dollars, a gold watch, and jewelry worth 76 dollars before being caught by bell boy James Wood. He resisted, sparking a hotel-wide commotion, then fought the hall boy as he was captured. The loot was returned and Stooke was sent to the Juvenile Home.
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Chicago
Palmer House
Frank Stopke
Raffles
South Halsted Street
James Wood
Stooke
Night House
Young Stooke
Abs. A. H. Wilkins
Charles H. Anegeon
Taffies
Anderson
Hell Boy
Wood
Stopke
Two Buffalo Ranch Wild West Shows Set for June 27
The world’s biggest show of its kind promises two performances on June 27 as Kit Carson’s Buffalo Ranch Wild West arrives, inviting audiences to witness a landmark spectacle.
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Kit Carson
Monkey bites woman after invading bathroom in Philadelphia
Woman recounts a monkey entering her bathroom in Philadelphia and biting her ankle as she prepared to dress. The incident was described with vivid detail, highlighting the surprise of the animal intrusion in a domestic space.
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Philadelphia
Cardui credited by Tampa woman for relief from troubles
In a Tampa letter Mrs FE C Corum says Cardui helped her after weakening womanly troubles left her nearly losing her reason. She reports feeling renewed and recommends Cardui to friends. The Chattanooga Medicine Co advertises a 61 page book for women with special instructions.
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Tampa
Fla
FE. C. Corum
Cardus
Cardutl
N. B
Nooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Woman Sues Neighbor Over Monkey Bite Injury
Mrs Elizabeth Snowden sues Dr Morton Dickenson of Media claiming a bite by his pet monkey Timmy caused injuries while she was dressing after a bath. The claim, to be filed by Henry L Broomall, names Snowden as a leading local figure and indicates dispute over removing the animal.
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Elizabeth &. Snowden
Morton EF. Dickenson
Meria
Timmy
Tickling the ankle tests skull fracture claim
A St Louis report describes Dr Cr G Chaddock saying tickling the ankle reveals skull fracture. If toes spread upward the skull is fractured. if toes curl downward the skull is intact. The test uses a pencil-like tile instrument applied half an inch above the inner ankle.
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St. Louis
Cr. G. Chaddock
City Hospital
Dr. Chaddock
Chaddock
Chaddcock
Babinsky
Gordon
Oppenheim
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