No Street Meetings Ban Enforced Citywide Spokane
Spokane police chief Ben Hice announces a citywide ban on all street meetings including Salvation Army and IWW due to riotous parades and attacks on employment offices amid labor troubles. Portland plans more horse racing and shows after reforms close old track.
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Spokane
Jimite
Ben Hice
Polles
Salvation Army
Industrial Workers of
Portland
Ore
Trvington
Riverside Driving Club
Portland Horse Show Company
Portland Hunt Club
Portland Fair and Livestock Association
Oregon visit inspires Bluefield men to relocate families
W. E. Wilks of Bluefield W Va along with Amos a Huntington merchant visited Portland on a touring trip. They plan to sell property back home and move to Oregon to pursue business opportunities, believing Portland will become a great city in the West. Amos envisions investing all his capital in Oregon real estate.
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W. E. Wilks
Bluefield
W. Va
Amos
Huntington
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Oats and Wheat Prices Rise in Palouse Market
In Palouse country high prices prevail for oats and seed oats with bids around 1.80 per hundred for local oats and 2.00 to 2.10 per hundred for choice seed oats. Wool futures set to rise to about 2.60 as spring wheat sowing continues while oats harvest remains large. Deary Townsite firm buys five tons of food oats at 1450 per hundred in Palouse.
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Palouse
Potlatch Lumber Company
Campea
F.C. McGowan
Deary Townalte Company
N Palouse
Partnership dissolved in Toppenish Washington
Public notice announces dissolution of the firm Ruesle and Gregoire formerly known as Gus Race and J D Gregoire. Citizens are warned not to honor notes signed Ruesle and Gregoire or made to pay J D Gregoire’s personal debts.
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Toppenish
Washington
Gus Race
J. D. Gregoire
It Is 80 Degrees in Eastern Oregon Town
In a brief regional update the East Oregonian notes the temperature rises to eighty degrees Fahrenheit across the valley. Local residents report warm weather, with bloom and wind patterns shaping early spring conditions.
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East Oregonian
Roosevelt Strapsangen On New York Car
Former President Roosevelt endured a crowded New York car ride during the city’s busy commute. He traveled with Mike Cornelia Langdon, a friend of Ethel Roosevelt, visiting Oyster Bay, and boarded a crowded surface car after a ferry delay.
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Roosevelt
New York
New Yorker
Fox
Former president remains largely unrecognized at event
Few people noticed the former president as attendees described the moment as a trap-hanger and noted only a handful identified him amid the crowd and surrounding activity.
New Life Pills Promote Health Against Ills and Constipation
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a prevention against illness and appendicitis. The pill claims to gently stimulate the stomach liver and bowels to prevent clogging. It lists benefits including cure of constipation and various ailments. Available for 25 cents at Tallman & Co. and Pon Dieton Drug Co.
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King
Tallman & Co
Pondieton Drug Co
Important notice to Parmers and Woolgrowers in Pendleton
There will be a meeting of the Ama title Counts Union a subordinate of National Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America at the Commercial association rooms in Pendleton on Saturday March 19 1909 at 2 o clock p m All farmers and Woolgrowers are invited to be present.
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Amatitle Counts Union
National Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Commercial Association
Pendleton
Peloeck
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