Diphtheria Closures In Harrington And Railfare Talks
Diphtheria bans close Harrington Wash public gatherings. Burlington railroad accepts 2-cent fare law with revision to Nebraska passenger rates by March 11. Northwestern and Missouri Pacific also adopting adjusted fares. Mrs. W A Clark hosts harp recital in Washington DC. Rev Carl F Gans released from Bullfrog jail after forging checks. case settlement by mother. German navy fears exposed. warns against war with major powers for 8 to 19 years. New Mexican House probes Governor Hagerman over timber lands deal tied to a Pittsburgh bank failure.
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Carl F. Gans
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New Mexican House of Representatives
Herbert J. Hagerman
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Pennsylvania Development Company
Enterprise Bank
Pittsburg
Real estate and business chances offered by E. T. Wade
Property and livestock sales advertised with a North slide location and a 22 room hotel. Wade promises access to suburban property improvements and various business opportunities, inviting customers to specify needs and promising to acquire items if not on hand. Phone contact listed as black 2111 at Office E. O. Building.
Mutton Market Conditions Report and Asylum Patient Update
The Chicago Livestock World notes steady mutton quotations despite spot price pressure with best lambs selling around 7.50 and scarce six-cent sheep. Fat Mexican lambs sold fairly well, while half-fat lambs lack merit in a cautious market. Wethers near 5.60, ewes around 5.25, and fat sheep in upper ranges fetch good prices. An asylum report by Superintendent Calbreath shows 989 patients under treatment and 172 employees, with 7 discharged, 3 escaped, 2 returned, 15 deaths, and 34 new admissions in February. Additionally, a corporate oath from Frank J. Cheney asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure efficacy, citing toledo testimonials and consumer instructions.
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Stephen Lang
Clackamas
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Charles Swanson
Briarwood pipes supply dwindling from French briar root
The French briar root supply is nearly exhausted. It previously came from Landes and the Pyrenees near the France Spain border. Pipes are made at Saint Claude in Jura near the Swiss border. Read the Fast Oregonian.
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Northwest News roundup of regional projects and local crimes
The 58th congress allotted 100000 for pneumatic mail tube improvements in cities. Lewiston’s Lois Dubray lands mason work on three Asotin buildings including a 20000 high school, 9000 Fellows hall, and 6000 Bell building. A Spokane man sold a mining claim half for 200. later a bigger 50000 payoff. S. Blackley began Yakima county sheep shearing for Coffin brothers. rate 15 cents per head to him and 12.5 cents per head to workers plus board. Pat Ryan, 71, claimed responsibility for Fred Tyler’s death during a Wallace trial, later committed to an asylum.
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Asotin
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Yakima County
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Blackley
Pat Ryan
Steve Adams
Wallace
Fred Tyler
F. 8. Shreve
Orofioneane Asylum
Orofino Asylum
Sunset West magazine offer promises western views
A promotional note from Flood Building San Francisco California invites readers to subscribe to a monthly Western magazine titled Have you ever seen a Sunset in a celebration of the West. It advertises 120 beautiful views in four colors free with purchase and asks $1.50 for a year.
Monmouth State Normal payroll halted by veto action
The Monmouth State Normal School faces a serious payroll crisis as January salaries for 38 instructors and staff, including President B. Reda iter and Psychology Professor H. B. Bickham, are refused by the secretary of state due to vetoed funding. Maintenance funds are also cut, leaving employees unpaid and the school in a precarious financial state until next legislature action.
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Bond of Regents
Severe cold may become pneumonia cure quick by Foley’s Honey
Advertisement notes severe cold could develop into pneumonia overnight and claims Foley’s Honey in a yellow package will cure a stubborn hacking cough and strengthen lungs. Promotes Koeppen’s Drug Store as source.
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Foley
Koeppen
Advertising Oregon Cheap Rates Draw Homeseekers
A Portland Commercial Club circular notes colonial rail fares from all U S points to Oregon went into effect March 1. Tickets from Atlantic coast cities and the south are on sale now through April 30. Fares include New York to Oregon for 50, Buffalo 42.50, Pittsburgh 41, Cincinnati and Louisville 98, Memphis 17.50, with tickets available at country towns around these centers. The rate push, aided by railroads and the Portland Commercial-Oregon Development League, aims to boost Oregon's appeal and growth.
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Lencue Cimpalen
Counterfeit Paper Money Circulates in Oregon and Spokane
Beginning in late February, Portland residents and others in Oregon bought dekety for friends in the east as the ticket was melted by decr, while experts counterfeiters pass off queer money in Spokane chiefly five and ten dollar bills. Tradesmen across the city reportedly accepted the counterfeit notes.
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Spokane
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