Roosevelt to Start Western Tour From Washlogin
The item notes President Roosevelt will begin a western tour from Washlogin on April 2. It mentions a census showing a population of 426,447 000 and reports on various global events including immigrant specials by Canadian Pacific from Montreal, student protests in Barcelona, and a New York lawyer’s $2,000,000 fee.
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Roosevelt
Washlogin
Board of Revenue
M. HR. Hutchinson
Alabama
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
London
United States
William Cromwell
New York
Oregon News Capsule: Timber theft mine accident and more
Beattie reports a mild quake Friday night. Corvallis timber thieves arrested. A miner Jesse Simmons loses an eye in a Sumpter area mine. Daly of Benton named Oregon surveyor general to succeed Meldrum. Gold strike near Cave Gulch triggers rush toward Lewiston. Ty ler store theft nets $100 cash jewelry and razor. Portland Electric lineman Harthelmer killed by high voltage. McMinnville College rivalries in state oratorical. Garment union feud in Portland. Attack on sheep camp near Dougles Wyoming leaves 45 dead. U S land settlement program plans 1,000,100 acres in Southern California. Fortunes teller King Solomon in Kalama after train incident.
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Beattie
William Baker
Washington
Joseph Harthelmer
Portland General Electric Company
Rastus A. Smith
McMinnville College
State University
Eugene
Garment Workers’ Union
Portland
John Storrie
Dougles
Wyoming
United States
Federal Food Office
Los Angeles
California
Colorado River
King Solomon
Deere
Kalama
Hotel Arrivals and Army Horse Request Notices
A long hotel arrivals list includes names and cities such as Denver, Salt Lake, Chicago, Neenah, Portland, Spokane, Walla Walla, Athena, and others with multiple individuals and couples. This is followed by an advertisement for Moki Tea claiming cures for sick headache indigestion and skin eruptions with a money-back guarantee. The final notice states Pendleton will host a three hundred head of horses for the United States cavalry and asks local horse owners to prepare geldings and other criteria for inspection.
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Hooker & Co
Buffalo N.Y
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Pendleton
United States Cavalry
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Testimony
Oath sworn in Toledo Ohio offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary W Gleason validates on December 6. Product claims internal action on blood and system, with testimonials from FS Tunes & Co. and Hall's family reputation cited.
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Orio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Hall
W. Gleason
Horses Taken Up Near Pilot Rock Oregon
Stray mares located four and a half miles north of Pilot Rock. One white mare and one sorrel mare, both shod. Sorrel branded left shoulder with a baled hay hook and has an ear notch. White mare brand largely faded. Owners may claim by paying all charges. Ed Maurer, Pilot Rock, Oregon.
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Pilot Hook
Ed Maurer
Pilot Rock
Oregon
Homeseekers Urge Umatilla County Display at Portland Exhibit
Colonel Frank W. Drake urged Pendleton leaders to back a permanent exhibit on Eastern Oregon at Portland, promoting information for homeseekers. The Commercial Association pledged support, with a meeting planned to authorize letters, maps, and literature to attract settlers and boost county wealth. The Woolgrowers Association also endorsed the information bureau.
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Umatilla County
Portlanco
Frank WY. Drake
Wdi Treasell
Pftiaens of
Pendleton
Jnr
Jors
The
Commercial Association
Oreson Fureau
East Oregonian
Oreson
Pobolly
Winty
Oregon
Tt Industries
Heardquarters
Portland
Mekson
Commercitl Association
Colonel Drake
Manaeo Ha Ete
Umatilla County Woolgrowers’ Association
Bureau of Information
J. H Gwinn
Steel sheathed plant powers town with electric mill output
A fire resistant steel sheath encloses the plant and an electric heating system will provide smells and heat for the town. The electric equipment and machinery are due to arrive next week at Is and Cits, with power to be supplied from the mill.
Local stock and livestock trade reports from the county
Nine miles northwest D Howilyehel reports a backward economy and strong livestock. Al Jivestock in fine condition. Kidder four miles west reports cattle and hogs good. Walker of Birch Creek notes excellent stock health. Harvey of Degpain Canyon cites wheat strength. Marne of Yoekuu Te notes strong stock. Ful Maurer four and a half miles north reports hay and stock ample. Brown Portland horse dealer says Portland trade raises horse prices, limiting local sales margins. few sellers seek better markets elsewhere.
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A. Kidder
W Walker
Birch Creek
Harvey
Degpain Canyon
New Mill for Grande Ronde Island City Opens
The Pioneer Milling Company plans a four story mill and elevator covering 96 by 90 feet in Island City with six roller stands and latest machinery. Water power from the Grande Ronde river powers an 85 horsepower turbine. Beginning May 11 the plant will produce 200 barrels daily of high grade flour and breadstuffs, with elevator storage for 65,000 bushels of wheat.
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Island City
Pioneer Milling Company
la Grande
Union
Grande Ronde
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Colorado
Thompson
Denver
A. West
Salt Lake
F. X. Churchill
Chicago
Henry Fipier Neenah
Tie Cummings
Neenah
Aliee Jenkine
Piotr Rock
Coffer
Valley
Thatcher
Goldendale
Lee Cunningham
W. CY. Sackett Portland
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Rambler
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Pilot Hock
M N Smith
WJ. Moore
Heittich
H. Kaberg
St. Louis
J. Call
W. Jackson
Hentor
Ellensiuure
W .P. Mars
A. E McBreen
H. Renkert
Tekoa
H T Currin
J. E. Monk
GW. Williams
Portiam
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Floyd
Henry Oldenstadt
Herman Metzger
Portland Ore
Col. Drake
Hey Brown
Sassafras
Seasor
Retmbie Druga Ists
ACKER
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
F.W. Schmidt & Co
Neagle Bros
Neagle Saothers Wesel
Stover
Gray's Harbor
Gray's Harbor Com. Co
ETON
Therkelsen
East Court Street
Kosbe
Leaner Ay
Barnes
Hardman
Fischer Kingsbury Packard Ellington How
Strument
Man Haale
3 Ate
Kare Pac, Barhul
Mandolins
Gultam
Viotias
Mellestro
Chubb
T. ¢. Taylor
Main Street
Nice Sound Apples
Martin’s Family Grocery
Allen Brothers
Inter Wood
P. P. Collier
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