Bargains in Real Estate Listings Grow
A dealer advertises an expanded catalog of farms stock ranches and city properties for sale with a large tract of land in the eastern Washington wheat country highlighted as forthcoming opportunities for buyers and investors.
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Incomplete Planing and Ordering Instructions
Planing of all descriptions dors to order. Don't place your order or Building Material until you have comprited us.
Robinsons Amusement Shooting and Throwing Galleries
Robisons Amusement offers shooting and throwing galleries with musical entertainment each evening. A disciplined crowd enjoys temperance refreshments and cigars as a sales pitch and entertainment package in a single compact venue.
Mountain people praise health and harvest in Umatilla foothills
A letter from R. F. Johnson extols life in Reed and Haxter mountains near Weston Oregon praising health with only one illness in fall and winter, abundance of crops including potatoes apples pears and berries, diverse grasses, hops and strawberries, and local facilities like schools, churches, a post office, mail service, and a proposed telephone line. The writer notes long residence and urges families to settle the area. The piece ends with obituary notices for Mrs. Dickerson of North Milton and details of her marriages and survivors.
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Reed & Hawley
Wilchersee
Towl
Effie Plankinson
Wiliam McCorkell
Weston
Tmetina
R. F. Johnson
Deaths at Milton Claim Three Local Victims
In Milton on March 17, three local families mourn losses. Sherman Misner’s seven mile river-side son dies of typhoid after a four week illness and is buried in Howlig cemetery. May Williams, 16, daughter of Mrs. Fanny Williams, dies at Main Street home from scarlet fever after falling ill at Sunday school. funeral details follow. The third death is a young child from scarlet fever. illness began at Sunday school, diagnosed by Dr. Kennedy, and the family grieves as night falls.
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Sherman Misner
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Ter DC Sanderson
M. E. Church
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Fanny Williame
Hear
Main Street
Towne of Wallowa to Be Tributary, Transport Venture Planned
Spokane details a plan where Wallowa town will become tributary. Commissioners are urged to authorize funding, with ranchers and mill men in the affected district expected to contribute. A boat from Lewiston to Pittsburgh Landing, starting around May 15, will be owned by Eureka Milling Company and serve general transportation.
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Wallowa
Lewiston
Pittebure Landing
Eureka Milling Company
Iroquois Club Banquet Sets Stage for Presidential Campaign
Chicago March 16 Fing prey orations have been completed for the twenty second essential banquet of the Iroquois club at the Auditorium hotel tonight The host of invited guests includes many prominent Democrats especially the so called young blood of the party The club favors younger leaders over old wheel horses like Bryan Cleveland Hill and others in view of the upcoming presidential campaign
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Wallowa County Moves to Open Grande Ronde to Joseph Road
From Grande Ronde to Joseph Oregon March 17 the county commissioners of Wallowa propose a road link from the Grande Ronde to Joseph. They anticipate a steamboat service on the Snake from Lewiston to Pittsburg Landing and a through road that would be steep in places yet improve Joseph access to the Snake navigation and onward to Lewiston.
Entering Wedge and a Kiss: Brooklyn Life Poem
A Brooklyn Life poem opens with a single stolen kiss then shifts to chiding and tenderness as she forgives and gives him all the rest, framing a playful yet intimate moment between lovers. The verse centers on consent, affection, and evolving desire.
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Local Farm Property Offers From Pendleton Area
A rough classified list shows multiple farms and ranches for sale near Pendleton. Items include 160 acres at 160i wheat land with barn and windmill, 1120 acres on railroad with 720 cultivated, 450 acres one mile to railroad with grazing balance, 300 acres six miles from Pendleton, 500-acre dairy ranch producing hay, and 40-acre dairy with large hay meadow. Prices range from a few thousand to over twenty six thousand dollars. The seller invites calls at the Post Office to close deals.
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