What Forestry Has Done For The World
A historical overview praises forestry across nations, citing Germany France Switzerland and other regions. It argues sustained forest management boosts yields profits flood control and rural prosperity, urging U S adoption of systematic forest use with international evidence and a publication note from the Washington forestry service.
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Forestry
China
Turkey
Europe
Asia
United States
Germany
France
Rombert
Amu
Ger
Switzerland
Sihiwald
Forestry Service
Washington, D. C
Pacific extension nears completion says Barling
A. J. Barling of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul tells the Wall Street Journal that progress on the Pacific extension is rapid and nearing finish. About half the track from the Missouri river to the Pacific coast is laid with 62 percent of grading and bridging completed. The tunnel through the Bitter Root mountains, 8600 feet, will be finished by April 1909 while Cascade tunnels are avoided. Through service starts mid 1909. cost is covered with surplus from the 1906 financing and labor costs have fallen about 30 percent.
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A. J. Barling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wall Street Journal
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Bitter Root Mountains
Cascade Mountains
Great Northern
Cascades
Seattle
ManZan Pile Remedy Sold in Collapsible Tube
Collapsible tube with nozzle sells ManZan Pile Remedy at 5 cents through A. C. Koeppen & Co. One application soothes and heals reducing inflammation and relieving soreness and itching.
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A. C. Koeppen & Co
Plowing Up Range Land by Rockwell Brothers at Pilot Rock
Rockwell Brothers of Pilot Rock lease 600 acres of grazing land from Douglas Belts. They break the sod with two 10 horse teams. The tract lies west of Pilot Rock and, once soil is prepared, will be farmed as excellent barley or wheat land due to improved railroad facilities.
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Rockwell Brothers
Pilot Rock
Douglas
Askijti and Noltt Debate Ley and Emileys Role
Kansas City Independent notes a fragmentary exchange on whether Emi ley is seen as a philosopher. Noltt argues Ley bears others troubles with fortitude, reflecting a view of resilience in public discourse.
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Askijti
Emiley
Philosopher
Noltt
Kansas City
Hyomel Promised Cure for Catarrh by Inhalation
An advertisement from Tallman & Co. touts Hyomel as a universal cure for catarrh. The pocket inhaler delivers medicine to nasal and throat tissues, claiming relief from offensive breath and nasal discharge. Complete outfit price is $1.00 with a money back guarantee if not cured.
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Tallman & Co
Ly Ft
Bank loses 106250 in January raid at Utah National
Utah National Bank officials admit the January robbery totaled 106250, higher than the 43000 figure initially released by President W. Mccornick and Cashier Nelson. A 10000 reward was posted for the thief as detectives say inside involvement is likely after 20 days of inquiry and broad bank employee scrutiny.
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Utah National Bank
Salt Lake
W. 8
McCornick
Nelson
Curveillanes
William Conn dies in wagon accident near Hooper
George Conn a teamster for Twohy Bros. was killed when a loaded freight wagon wheel ran over him two miles north of Hooper. He fell after a wheel struck a chuck hole while riding with three others. He died about an hour after the accident en route to Hooper hospital. He had only recently joined Twohy Bros. and hailed from Alberta.
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George Conn
Twohy Bros
Hooper
Camp 2
Mr. Conn
Twohy Brow
Alberta
The Lucky Quarter Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad
A Tallman & Co drug store advertisement claims the health benefits of Dr King’s New Life Pills for headache biliousness constipation and malaria. It guarantees a cheerful refund if customers are disappointed.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Hotel St George and Guests Lead City Visit
Hotel St George hosts a group including P. P. Taylor and Miss Fulton Riggs with C. F. Abell of Denver, J. C. Abell, D. Carleton, and Wo Dunn. EB. R Pyvans of Portland joins G. L. Richardson and L. Rathburn of Portland for the city visit alongside other residents.
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P. P. Taylor
City
Miss Fulton Riggs
C. F. Abell
Denver
J.C. Abell
D. Carleton
Wo Dunn
EB. R Pyvans
Portland
G. L. Richardson
L. Rathburn
Yakima boosters urge eastern Oregon publicity center
A Yakima paper argues for a Portland bureau to promote the Yakima district to homeseekers from the east. It notes many colonists pass through eastern Oregon to Seattle and the Sound, then settle in Yakima for pastoral work, climate and prospects. A centralized information hub could boost their inquiries and regional gains.
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Washington
Oregon
Portland
Yakima
Seattle
Uckets
Sound
Puget Sound
George
Sound Country
Yakima Country
Yakima District
Red Flag Protests Spark Egg Attacks in North Yakima
A socialist meeting in North Yakima drew angry crowds and egg throwing after a red flag was raised. Police warned they would arrest future speakers for treason if the red flag reappears. Old soldiers vow to defend the Stars and Stripes, while authorities search for those behind the attacks. Charles Larimer plans action after an egging incident, seeking sheriff support to curb violence.
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Yakima
Salflere
Short
Charles Larimer
Edwards
Socialist Party
Edwarda
School Girls and Ambition Risks in Education
Observations warn that ambitious American girls push beyond endurance with little teacher judgment. Extreme exertion leads to danger and possible physical collapse, with long recovery times. The piece notes routines and guidance can nurture healthy womanhood through proper pacing.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Seeks Advice
Miss Elsie L Hook of Chelsea Vermont writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her sideache backache irritability sleeplessness and nervous condition after other remedies failed Pinkham's history claims thirty years of helping women with displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities nervousness back and limb weakness and prostration Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Elsie L. Hook
Chelsea, Vt
Lydia I. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Schoolma'am Vanishes. Teacher Violet McGrath Missing
Grants Pass reports Miss Violet McGrath, a high school teacher, disappeared after failing to appear for classes. O. E. Murphy of Seattle also missing. friends suspect elopement to wed. The school board seeks a new teacher, and Pineules ad pitches its health relief claims.
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Violet McGrath
Saya
O. E. Murphy
Seattle
Hoth
Western Hotel
Norther
Imitative Scene of Doll Bedtime Mischief
A mother scolds as a child explains plans to put a doll to bed. The exchange notes the doll has had her hair removed, and the child struggles to remove the doll's teeth, with a playful tone and partial dialogue.
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Dolly
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Sweetheart
Fhrat
Panama Canal
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Watchmaker
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Empire
BLOOK
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C. A. Barrett
L. L. Mann
Republcan Party
C. W. Steen
Nixth Judicial District
Vetera
POR
G. W. Phelps
T. D. Taylor
Frank Saling
Geo. W. Bradley
Boming
Horace Walker
A. H. Sunderman
Democratic Party
POR County Recorder
John Q. Peebler
Frank K. Welles
Republican
Recorder OF Conveyances
Fred W. Hendley
Chas. E. Macomber
Poe County
Ralph Folsom
State Saloon
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T. W. Murrell
Court and Cottonwood
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