Spokane Capital for Oregon Mine
Pendleton men and a Spokane syndicate plan to restart pumping at the Coloona mine near Sumpter Oregon owned by C. S. Jackson of Portland. The mine produced bullion around 1903 04 from slopes above 200 feet level and could include a cyanide plant hoist and electric power, with past water flooding halting operations.
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William Kinnear
Susanville
Spokane
Coloona
Sumpter
Hoy
C. 8. Jackson
Portland
Kinnear
Pendleton
Ainee
Cough Remedy Ad Promises Relief From Hoarseness
An old advertisement urges readers about hoarseness throat irritation and night cough. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as relief and claims it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Houston dairymen must eliminate water in milk
Dairymen in Houston face pressure from the local medical association led by the city pathologist to remove watered and creamless milk from sales. The move follows concerns over adulterated dairy products and aims to protect public health and ensure proper milk quality.
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Houston
Medical Association
Ban on Texas state flower jeopardizes orange industry
Agricultural officials ban the white Jessamine in effect to protect the orange industry after a freeze. Experts found defoliation wiped out white flies on orange trees, saving them, but the Jessamine hosts the pest and must be controlled to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Agricultural Department
Jessamine
Old Paint Brush Teaches Simple Stove Blackening Joy
A remark invites trying an aged brush to blacken a stove, promising a simple upcoming joy from the household task.
Seven Days Comedy Impresses On Broadway Telephone Scene
A stylish young woman from Broadway lauds the comedy Seven Days at the Astor theater describing a long distance call backstage. The box office seeks to charge the call to advertising, praising the show’s famed success in New York and urging Oregonians to see it Sunday night.
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New York
Astor Theater
Central
Lin
Messrs. Wagenhals & Kemper
United States Eyes FrenchDeal in Ecuador Sanitation Plan
The state department probes a French syndicate bid to fund Guayaquil sanitation in Ecuador as part of a wider motive to secure cleaner port conditions near the Panama Canal. The prior Galapagos lease negotiations failed amid opposition, raising suspicions of enrichment schemes tied to the administration. The United States follows Guayaquil’s sanitation closely as a strategic Pacific port.
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State Department
Ecuador
Guayaiguil
Galapagos Islands
United States
Guayaquil
Panama Canal
Guayaqui
Pacific
California Fig Syrup Co. laxative advertised for family use
An ad extols the Syrup of Figs as a gentle effective laxative fit for ladies and children and suitable for all cases of constipation and indigestion. It warns against counterfeit bottles and notes the price as 50 cents per bottle with plainly printed branding on the packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Stanfield 10 Has New School House Plan in Stanfield
Special correspondence from Stanfield Oregon March 1 reports school directors reviewing new building sites for a potential new school. Orchards around Stanfield are expanding with about 15 000 trees planned this spring and buyers expect a flourishing irrigated district nearby. Several local residents travel to Pendleton and Portland on business. a Sacramento visitor arrives surprising the Stanfield Standard owner.
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Stanfield
Ore
Rand
Frank Sloan
R. A. Holte
Pendleton
H. W. Coe
E. J. Summerville
R. N. Stanfield
Hot Lake
John Towers
Portland
Kyle
A. W. Gray
Co. L. Hurd
Sacramento
Cal
Stanfield Standard
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