Double Minimum Land Bill Moves Through House
The East Oregonian notes Representative Moody won a favorable committee report on a double minimum land bill refunding entrymen under homestead and preemption laws. It would require about 1.1 million dollars, with most going to settlers on forfeited Northern Oregon lands. Opposition from Representative Brandige is possible. Also mentions Shiloh as a remedy for coughs with a money back guarantee.
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Aestatus
East Oregonian
Moody
Pacific Coast Railway
Brandige
Arkamas Dems
Oregon
Washington
Jonda
Senate
Dolph
Hong Committee
House
Ad Druggist Claims Cures
An old advertisement boasts remedies for various ailments. It lists wholesale druggists and a line about internal use and testimonials. Names, places, and product claims appear in archaic marketing style.
Creamery Dream Hinges on Hundreds of Cows in Wendleton
The Oregonian reports debate over a Wendleton creamery needing about 300 cows to be viable. J n Jhn industrial agent for the O R and N Co discusses inquiries by East Oregonian, noting the importance of dairy supply before establishing a creamery, with local leaders proposing water and other measures to attract dairy activity.
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Wendleton
Jhon
Judson
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Amery
Zanak
Arrivals List and Health Ad Script Include Goodyear Hotel
Arrivals at Hotel Pondieton and from cities across the Northwest include Freer Salem Bickers Portland and Spokane names. An advertising block for Dr King’s New Life Pills touts appetite digestion and energy with a claim of 50 cents at drug stores.
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Pondieton
Goodyear
San Francisco
Bow Freer
San Pranclean
E Bickers
Salem
Mackinnon
Great Northern Railway
Millis
OR &N
J Jacobe
Portland
St Louis
TB Henderson
Denver
JC Talbott
Hatley
J Moore
Seattle
CM Graham
Geo E Reynolds
Tacoma
King
Unclear Orcadian Club Officers Listed in Heppner Event
The record lists officers and trustees for Uncle Jack Murrow's Cabin Native Runs of Oregon No. 24 with names including Fran Gilliam FE Freeland Galloway Eli Pome Jack Matlock B Beal J W Shipley George Conner J J Welle A Di Thompson Walter Crawford Frank Sloan. It notes the arraignment by T Joffreye of Portland at Heppner on eight offenses.
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Jack Murrow
Oregon
T. Joffreye
Portland
Heppner
Fran Gilliam
Freeland
First View Provident
Galloway
Vie
Eli Pome
Jack Matlock
B. Beal
J. W. Shipley
George Conner
J. J. Welle
A. di. Thompson
Walter Crawford
Frank Sloan
Advertisements and cures from a late 19th century page
A collage of old ads promotes patent medicines like Clover Root Tea for breath, DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin issues, and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for constipation. Also promo for rail routes by O R & N and a Pendleton cottage for sale with local agents Tallman & Co. and Rich ard Lambrecht cited.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Mng
John Nelson Praised by Montreal Papers as Actor
Montreal Life notes Frank Nelson as a promising young actor in Otto at Theatre Francais and the Montreal criticism lauds his serious acting. The article highlights his steady rise, support roles with stars like Katharine Ridder, and his capacity for powerful scenes.
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John Nelson
Montreal
Frank Nelson
Wm. Nelson
Montreal Life
Canada
Frank Neleon
Theatre Franciia
Otto
Mr. Neleon
Thai Keene
Aley Katherine Ridder
Sane Gene
Nelson
Ontreal
Theater Francuils Stock Company
Frank Noleon
Democrats Plan Bryan Visit Reception in Walla Walla
Local Democrats led by Chairman W. M. Pierce and state Committeeman A. D. Bullman organize a reception for William Jennings Bryan likely at 10 AM next Thursday. Summary of committees and venue details described, with plans to announce date across the region and statements on cooperation from community leaders in Walla Walla.
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W. M. Pierce
A. DP. Bullman
Wm. J. Bryan
East Oregonian
Will Moore
Pierce Will Pola
Bryan
Walla Walla
Godman
Walla Walla Ra
Blandford
Kite
Pinasos Econin
Hansne Teneislok
B.&. Bedell
Thos
Page
E. Sanderman
W. Lingenfelder
J. Parker
C. P. Kent
Ehr
W. Man
Jno
Scott
C. M. Rader
Geo
Cookell
Bela Walla
Invitation for Bryan Memorial Meeting Tonight at Court House
A historical notice invites all citizens regardless of party to unite for a Bryan commemorative event. An 7 oclock court house meeting will organize arrangements, form sub committees, and gather suggestions to ensure a large, enthusiastic turnout for the Thursday gathering.
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William Jennings Bryan
Lw S
Court House
Ploce
Temake
Poweral
Bryan
Late A J Lawrence Dies with Noted Career in West
A J Lawrence died at Lewiston while visiting his daughter, Baker City burial followed. Born Baltimore January 4 1819 he studied law under Judah P Benjamin and mentored southern leaders. He practiced in New Orleans Vancouver Honolulu serving as advisor to a king before returning to Baker County where he was the oldest practicing attorney. He was a Mexican War veteran and lifelong Democrat with influence in local politics. Surviving are three children Mrs Etta Mendieson Richard Lawrence of Baker City and Mrs Mattie MacDonald of Lewiston Idaho.
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A. J. Lawrence
Lewlon
Baker City
Baltimore
Judah P. Benjamin
Bouthern
Bey
Lawrance
Cobleyge
New Orlawne
Vancouver
Waeh
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Lewistom
Baker County
Lawrence
Legionaaire
Od Euccere
Sone
Etta Mendieon Sod
Richard Lawrence
Mattie McDonald
Lewiston
Idaho
Pioneers of the Pacific Reunion Set for Walla Walla
The second annual reunion of the Pioneers of the Pacific of eastern Oregon and Washington will be held in Walla Walla on Saturday evening March 24, 1000. A round trip rate of 1.00 has been secured with departure here at 3 o clock sharp Saturday evening and return Monday afternoon.
McDonald Triumphs in Jury Verdict for 47.05 Dollars
Monday evening the jury ruled for J. H. McDonald in the suit against Dunwam for labor on his Helix area fields. Judge in McDonald’s favor awarded 47.05 dollars, with attorney J T Dinkle announcing possible appeal to the elrewit court in the next term. Thorne Fitzgerald led the trial for McDonald. Col. Pareane previously served as attorney and is now in Washington.
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McDonald-Klosen
J. HH. McDonald
McDonald
Dunwam
Helix
Justion
Elrewit
Thorne Fitzgerald
Donald
Col. Pareane
Warhington
Penick Hamilton Healed By Avalon Salve Cure
An imperfect report claims Penick Hamilton of Weet Jefferson survived rectal illness after doctors predicted death, supposedly cured by Hucklen's Avalon Salve sold by Tallman & Co with inquiry at Oliver & Co. grocery on Main Street Pendleton Ole.
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Penick Hamilton
Weet Jefferson
Hucklen
Avalon
Earth
Tallman & Co
Nice
Oliver & Co
Main Street
Pendleton
Ole
Catarrh Not Incurable Says Montpelier Woman
Miss Josie Owen of Montpelier Ohio describes her struggle with catarrh since infancy. She reports sprays and washes provided only temporary relief and mineral blood remedies worsened her condition before finding lasting reversal with 6 8 6.6 6 a blood medicine, claiming full cure after two months.
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Josie Owen
Montpelier
Ohio
Wien
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