Pinchot Outlines U S Forest Policy In Idaho Speech
Chief Forester Pinchot travels through Idaho outlining national forest policy. He stresses conserving timber, preventing waste, storing water for irrigation, and managing grazing with an emphasis on practical, ground based measures. He cites fire control success and revenue from grazing as proof of policy effectiveness.
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Gifford Pieechot
United States
Roosevelt
Idaho
Pendleton
Montana
Boise
Mr. Pinchot
Umatilla
Oregon
East Oregonian
Bob Statesman
Tim
Dole
Hong
Galing
Formury Service
California
Bret Talon
Mt Mide
Forestry Service
Wdaho
Becaus
Special Train to Pendleton July Fourth
Special train run by the O B & N from Umita to Pendleton on July Fourth with round trip details. Departure times 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and return from Pendleton at 12 p.m. Tickets usable on related excursion route. Fogeth of Mnty celebration noted. Also a kidney remedy ad by A Koeppen & Broe offering 30 days supply.
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Unwillla
Hermiston
Eebo
Oo BR & N
Umaita
Poendleton
Ume
A. M
Pendleton
Pe Sefton
Pendiaoy J
FL Guinlan
Apert
A. Koeppen & Broe
Hotel Arrivals in Portland and Nearby Cities
A long list of hotel guests is recorded, with arrivals at Hotel St George, Hotel Pendicton, and Golden Tale Hotel. Names include Atkinson Portland Lonague Denver Smith La Grande Odet Vale Wells Legrand Ackerman Lennon Echo Hunt Wivutl Wells Spokane Barret Denver etc. The note ends with a saying about luck and a rabbit's foot.
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Tiotel
Hermiston
D. Mamtin
Portland
Hotel Pendicton
E. FL Burkett
W. Brigham
H. Norvi
la Grande
W. F. Locker
E. N. Mutchinson
J. B. Cox
San Francisco
Lews Allehoff
DP. Tribe
W. F. Hobson
San Prendico
Geo
Dickey
San Frininco
Win
Maher
J. H. Kleener
Goo
Stevens
Spokane
W. F. Ayers
W. R. McMihan
J. Willert
J. W. Hitchcock
Starbuck
Chas Gray
Pendleton
A. Kunkel
J. F. Hayden
F. J. Barret
Denver
C. VV. Bronston
New York
F. Welden
E & Leedy
W. Bennon
Thos
Hawthorne
Golden Tale Hotel
J. L. Hansen
Walla Walla
C. D. Teel
Echo
Eva Sheldon
Condon
W. HH. Quitzow
Mra
Ai Knowles
North Yakima
J. W. Smith
Elgin
Shangte
Milton
W. Larder
Worston
W. R. Parker
G. M. Baer
City
J. BP
Thompson
Mia
AH. Vaughn
J. Stonebraker
Thos, Robertson
Helix
John McLaughlin
Herman St. Clair
Cove
J. W. Wilson
Colfax
Mins Grace Fisher
Baker City
Edward
New Federal Laws Sets Impacts on Immigration and Railroads
Washington June 29 fiscal year opens with key measures: new immigration act expands head tax to 4 dollars and broadens exclusions, plus uniform railroad bookkeeping under interstate commerce rules. Monthly railroad accounting reports to reveal operating revenues and expenses, with a focus on separating traffic costs and improving property valuation. Postal service salaries and promotions across grades detailed, with increases totaling about 4.5 million dollars annually, offset by reduced railroad carrying rents for mail.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Strauss
Immigration
Zargent
Lowe
Interstate Commerce Communion
Post Office Department
Saithtulnesa
Overs
Post Office
Fortunate Texan Praises King’s New Life Pills
A Dallas resident Mr BE W Goodloe writes that in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr King’s New Life Pills and that no laxative he tried before was as effective against malaria and biliousness. They don’t grind nor gripe. 26¢ at Tullman & Co.’s drug store.
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BE. W. Goodloe
St. Louis
Dallas
Tex
Slaughter Figures for Animals in Saxony and Germany
In 1906 Saxony slaughtered 12 922 horses and 3 726 dogs for food, up from 1805. Germany-wide 182 000 horses were slaughtered, with totals for dogs uncertain but likely around 70 000. In Chemnitz 45 dogs were slain in 1904, while Saxony as a whole consumed millions of head of cattle, calves, swine, sheep, and goats, with figures lower than in 1905. The text also references a Red Falls murder case with a broken bat pin as a key clue, suspects never caught, and a later hospital discovery linking a young man to the crime.
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Kingdom of
Saxony
Germany
Lehof
German Empire
Chemnitz
Lhok
Saxony Clao
Red Falla
Red Falls
Singular Evidence of Crime in Fe Falle Case Inquiry
Minnesotan woman writes to a relative at Yikime describing a remarkable sequel to a crime in Fe Falle Minn tore into the ego and elicited renewed public interest. The case concerns a young girl found murdered, drawing fresh attention to the old investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yikime
Daily Republic
Fe Falle
Minn
Pile remedy sold locally promises quick relief
East Oregonian reports a new Mon Zan Pile remedy marketed by A. C. Koeppen & Bros. The product is described as easy to apply, usable at the sore and inflamed site, and claims to relieve blind, bleeding, itching, and protruding piles immediately with a guaranteed result.
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Newbro
Col. Thomp Burley
Board of Managers
The
Ohio Penitentiary
Ste
Sane
Herpicde Co
Detroit Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Ag’ts
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the Alexander Department Store
Pinghot
Forestry Department
Folger’s
Ceylon
Mann
Tierstate
Baliromts
Proamethen
Pesta
Newhero
Herpicide
Henry
Offlee
Pendleton Toe & Con Storage Company
Heaneman
Great Eastern
Empire Meat Co
Carrie
D. A. Paa
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