International exhibitions and railway news mix through world reports
The article notes the third International Tobacco Trade exhibition in London from April 20 to 37, 1907 and the Swiss Automobile and Trade exhibition in Zurich opening May 15. It also mentions a Bergen motor and motorboat expo next summer, introduces French import tips via Paris auto shows, highlights defective Union Pacific rails near Sutherland, Nebraska, and shares Buckle n Arnica Salve endorsements plus regional mining activity in Oregon and Idaho.
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London
Zurich
Geneva
Real Estate and Livestock Offered for Quick Sale
A seller advertises prime city property on the north edge offered at sacrifice. Including a 22 room hotel, two Jets, and both improved and unimproved suburban property. Also offering various business chances and livestock, with a promise to source any requested item.
Oregon Commission to Hear Dallas Lumber Rate Dispute
The Oregon Railroad Commission will hold a Dallas hearing on March 16 at 1 p m to consider Falls City Dallas and Salem railroad requests to raise lumber rates. The case centers on a January 165 advance approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission and seeks to align Oregon rates with interstate levels. The dispute concerns about a 25 cent per thousand and one dollar per car rise in lumber rates.
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Oregon Railroad Commission
Oregon
Salem
Dallas
Falls City, Dallas & Salem
Interstate Commerce Commission
President Roosevelt Expands Oregon Forest Reserves
President Roosevelt adds about 4.95 million acres to Oregon forest reserves, boosting total to roughly 14.01 million acres. The action withdraws unappropriated lands across Roseburg and Oregon City districts, with major increases at Pine Mountain and others, while land offices continue handling relinquishments and interchanges.
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Netion Ie
Ray Caer Wittel
Tate
Roseburg
Oregon City
Pine Mountain
Oregon
Siskivou
Woemaha
Cascade
Ashland
Olfford
Department of the Wericulture
Bull Run Lawose
Fremont
Goore Lake
Maury Mountain
Malo
Slekiveu
Wennha
Hotel Arrivals and Theater Notices Mixed List
A long list of hotel arrivals from various cities including Portland, Spokane, Walla Walla, Seattle, and more, interspersed with theater notices and upcoming performances. It mentions Eugenie Blair, The Woman In the Case, The Woomlin in the Cage, and notes on stage lighting and curtain designs, followed by a Toleda city state notice and an advertisement for Watt's Catarrh Cure.
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Eugenie Blair
Clyde Witch
Min Binis
Tong
Onl
Public Notice From County Superintendent Seeks Transparency
The state school system plans to mail letters to county assessors and district boards regarding recent legislative changes. A revised election law will be shown to school boards by June 27, with copies available in the offices of local school boards and the planning authority. A mill accident involving Frank Tramwell caused injuries after being drawn into machinery.
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Taker
Seven Devila
Indon
Snake River
Taker City
Deas Wa
Ackerninga
Serlote
Revlon Amhed Lowe
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the Peoples Warehouse
Chambray
Nottingham
Grocery Department
Walter
Rungent
Frank H. Mason
France
Paria
Union Pacific
Sutherland
Nob
Anya
Cheyenne
Omaha
D. N. Walker
Eploy
Finterprize
Louisa
Tallman & Co.'s
Drugelats
East Oregonian
Oregonian
E. T. Wade
E. O
Roosevelt
Pacific Coiet
Pultov
Fulton
Ern Pacific Company
Hoel
Pendleton
W. CG. Chirk
San Francisco
H.C. Nedsett
Seattle
Ehf Hurke
Portland
Spokane
H. T. Funer
LL. Grace Newell
MacMinnville
G. Windel
Los Angeles
Chas
Davia
Unchtilla
Chin T. Oray
City
Oxborn
Sentile
H. A. Gallaghter
Grace L. Tillard
the Dalles
TF. Woelden
Matt Reglir
Ferry
la Grande
F. W. Mutson
Fannie Burnett
Gunnison
M. Britten
Fort Oregonian
Pivenie Blair
Ohi
Lucar County
J. Prank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney 4 Co
Toleda
Anid
Watt
Frank
Cheney
A. D. Ang
A.W. Gleabon
Hall
FJ Wheney
Cco
Toledo
Fiali
Palin
Pennleton
Telooneet
Northwestern Gas & Electric CO
Northwestern Gas Electric
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