Oregon Information Bureau calls for county and city cooperation
A Portland based circular urges commercial associations county courts and city councils to cooperate with the Oregon Information Bureau. The bureau gathers and distributes state resources to guide immigrants and investors, seeks accurate land inventories, and asks counties to nominate liaisons to assist visitors with location and relocation.
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Bureau of Information of
Portland
Oregon
Bureau of Information
Oregon Information Bureau
Sheepmen hold out for better price after shearing season
A. Sulivan of Gibbon Nebraska has been in Heppner seeking to buy a large band of two year old ewes with delivery after shearing season. He reports the sheepowners are reluctant to name a price and expect to command a higher rate post shearing.
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T. A. Sulivan
Gibbon, Neb
Heppner
Heppner Times
Acker’s Blood Elixir Promises Healing Claims
An old advertisement touts Acker’s Blood Elixir as a cure for Chronic Blood Poisoning and scrofulous affections, claiming it is a matchless system tonic and purifier. It offers a money-back guarantee and lists F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists, with prices of two options.
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Acker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Ladies' Aid Society entertains Echo crowd with program
Echo March 20 report says the Ladies' Aid Society hosted an entertaining evening at Odd Fellows' hall with recitations by Miss Celestine Moorhouse, Miss Francella Duncan, W P Jinnett and local children, vocal solos by Mrs Charles H Miller and others, and a male quintette. A large luncheon followed as merchants and professionals from Colfax Washington and Moscow Idaho arrived to view plans for the irrigation project. Echo will get a newspaper soon as J A Estehb buys land near the depot to build it. Local business activity includes cattle shipments to Portland and carload movements by M M Welch and F B Fall. Sunshine spurs early garden planting while shearing season brings temporary work for locals, with many stopping briefly in town.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Celestine Moorhouse
Francella Duncan
W. P. Jinnett
Charles H. Miller
Duncan
Garfield Stansberry
Percy Ripper
Messrs. Miller
Stansberry
Mudge
Hammer
Atkinson
Colfax
Wash
Moscow
Idaho
Echo
J. A. Estehb
Benson
Portland
M. M. Welch
F. B. Fall
Darkest Hour at Fraser Tonight
Lincoln J. Carter presents The Darkest Hour a scenic comedy at Fraser tonight. The piece features a powerful romance with rising drama and lavish stage effects including a full size vestibule train scene that ignites a dramatic mountain ravine explosion. Notable performers include German comedian Chas A. Gardner and others of repute.
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Lincoln J. Carter
the Fraser
Mr. Carter
Chas
A. (Karl) Gardner
Great Preparations For AMA Convention Reception
New Orleans March 21 Preparations for entertaining visitors at the American Medical Association annual convention in May are underway. Local arrangements report the gathering will be record in size with eminent physicians from the United States and Canada. Mexico will send noted doctors as proximity draws another international contingent. The full program of papers and discussions will be announced soon.
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New Orleans
American Medical Association
Jude
Canada
Mexico
Republic
Moki Tea Claims Relief for Headache and Indigestion
A vintage advertisement touts Moki Tea as a cure for headache indigestion and skin eruptions. It promises a perfect complexion and lists prices 26¢ and 60c with free samples by mail from W H Hooker in Buffalo New York and F W Schmidt druggists.
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W. H. Hooker & Huffalo
N. Y
F. W. Schmidt & Drugglete
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