Amon Lodge No 4 KO orv Meena tin hall meeting
Taw o'dlort evening at Peltows Hall hosted by Amon Lodge No 4 KO. Officers M Mokmitnan C C Hes and Ganeiis D K of I preside. Carson Post CF A Ih meets at Wheelpets Hall every Thursday with Commander S Ware e and Adjutant J S Hower.
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Fark Mouth
Tiltotohe
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Otelel
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Soaron
Pellawat Hall
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P. T CO
Amon Lodge
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M. Mokmitnan
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Wheelpets Tall
S Ware E
Hower
Two Drown, Polk County Mill Workers Near Dallas
Lee Robertson and John Hollinshead, both of Rowell's Mills, Polk County, were drowned in a pond near the mill after Hollinshead rushed to aid Robertson. Mrs. Robertson witnessed the drowning. A separate report notes a carload of sheep burned alive on the Dayton Short Line near Shoshone, with 158 miles hauled to unload the carcasses. Iron workers strike looms as 100,000 may lose wages if mills shut. Pittsburgh reports mills idle after unions reject wage cuts.
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Lee Robertson
John Hollinshead
Polk County
Saem
Rowell's Mills
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Wheat Market and miscellaneous city notes June report
The San Francisco wheat market shows steady holding with slow demand and no near change expected. Prices for No 1 shipping range from 1.51 to 1.24 per bushel amid a flat overall market. Other items include a coffee price surge in New York and a Mount Hood Fourth of July illuminating party from Portland, with twelve participants. A jail incident involving Dave Sheppard and various short items from Chicago and Portland wrap the clipping.
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Mount Hood
Chicago
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Duke
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Mrm
Lillian W. Hamme
Mayer Hewett
Portland Industrial Exposition Builds Onward At Pavilion
A letter from June 20 1888 notes Portland plans for a new Industrial Exposition building near the Mechanics Pavilion on the outskirts. It cites mining dividends in Idaho and Eastern Oregon fueling growth, mentions wealthy widows and old fogies, and reflects on Portland’s prospects toward a population of 100 000 within a decade.
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Coeur d'Alene
de Lashmutt
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Oregon
Political Campaign Tone Amid Tax Policy Debate
The piece argues Republicans back high taxes and wasteful spending, while Democrats push lower taxes and restraint. It urges readers to support a campaign push, urging subscription to various daily editions and emphasizing voter choice in a free country.
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Tat Western Bakery
M. Gratz
Main Street
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Notary and Corporation Seals
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Joseph Kembone, Jr
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