First Woman Appointed Patent Office Examiner in U S
A Oklahoma lawyer Miss Mary A Sandere becomes the first woman named an examiner in the United States patent office. The report notes her intent to prove herself in her home state before moving east.
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United States Patent Office
Mary A. Sandere
Oklahoma
Emporium
R. Eckles
James Thomas
Wm. Moran
Willam Phillips
Reno
New
Truckee
John Kelly
Kelly
Inter
PNI
New Hampshire
Folk
Missouri
Han
Mercury
Continental Creamery Company
Topeka
For Sale Listings Include Acreage Near Pendleton
Property ad offers 480 acres adjoining city limits Pendleton with 60 acres in wheat. Two tons per acre yield possible. Crop included price 13000 with easy terms. Water on every quarter. Also selling stock ranches in Camel Prairie and a cheap hotel at Pilot Rock. Wheat land in large or small tracts and suburban homes with fine orchards. Phone block 2111. Office EB Building.
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Pendleton
Camel Prairie
Pilot Rock
Mining Men Plan Eastern Oregon Mining Association
Mining men from eastern Oregon plan a mass meeting in Baker City next Saturday to form an eastern Oregon mining association. A committee drafts a constitution and by laws for approval, officers will be elected, and the group aims to organize for mutual benefit of operators and district promotion at week’s end.
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Oregon
Baker City
Eastern Oregon Mining Association
Baker City Herald
Boies River Rises Sharply Threatening Bridge
Boies River continues to rise and now exceeds previous levels for this time of year. Bryant of Twin Springs reports water higher than in 17 years and warns of potential damage to Sheep Creek bridge and road. Rain continues with streams feeding the surge. help is sought from the Commercial club to save the bridge.
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Boies
Boise
F. ©. Bryant
Commercial Club
Twin Springs
Sheep Creek
New Road
Bryant
Boise Capital News
Unmarried Alona Brown Dies at 61 in Silverton
Northwest items report Alona Brown an unmarried 61 year old resident died in Silverton after living on his father's donation claim since 184. The column notes regional farming news, a Baker County beef stock shipment to Havensville Kansas, and local incidents including a kitchen stove explosion in Baker City. It also mentions Captain A M Paul's medical operation for old war injuries, politics in Salem regarding state officials, and the Spokane rate hearing set for April 15 with wider implications for inland cities.
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Alona Brown
Silverton
Baker City
F. R. Little
Cuaptain
A. M. Paul
Union Hospital
Moormeister
Paul
Utah
Salem Dispatch
George A. Steel
F. W. Benson
R. B. Lee Steiner
Klamath Falls
Insane Asylum
J. F. Calbreath
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Portland
City of Spokane
Northern Pacific
Denver
Forest Service to Prosecute Cattlemen on Colorado Reserves
Washington dispatch reports the forest service will pursue action against cattlemen who graze stock on Colorado forest reserves without official permission or fees. The agency may seek Supreme Court review if lost in court, signaling strict enforcement across states. The message notes Oregon stockmen urged to ignore charges, while Colorado Holy Cross range herds face penalties for unapproved grazing.
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Diepatch
Washington
Forestry Department
Colorado
Fulton
Oregon
Denver News
Forest Service
Holy Cross
Eas
Wetlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Two Mile Limit Decision Questioned by Supreme Court
The Boise Statesman notes a Supreme Court ruling upholding a two mile limit law allowing driving of sheep within two miles of a settler's house. The decision stems from the case Phipps v. Grover from Washington County dated January 7, 1904.
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Boise Statesman
Eupremé Court
Phipps Ves. Grover
Washington County
Supreme Court
Interpretation of Sheep Herding Statute in State Law
A court analyzes whether the atulente prohibits driving sheep across the state or between grazing sites. It rules the statute targets grazing near dwellings and not the general movement of stock between ranges. Driving stock between ranges is not considered grazing under the law, given legislative intent and constitutional constraints.
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Atulete
Congress
Storm Rises in Clearwater District With Rising Rivers
A warm rainstorm moves across the Clearwater country with the Big Potlatch rising three feet and Little Potlatch on a rampage. Rain soaks Wohn Grange and the Potlatch entry while local rainfall exceeds half an inch in 12 hours. The Clearwater, Snake, and other rivers show rapid rise as Lewiston records higher waters.
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Clearwater
Wohn
Grange
Lewiston Tellor
German firm wins gold mining concession in Korea
Seoul correspondent reports a Chemulpo based German firm secured an important gold mining concession in Korea. The Auswärtiges Bureau notes the deal strengthens German economic interests in the peninsula amid regional resource competition.
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Korea
Seoul
Koniische Zeitung
Chemulpo
Foreign concession granted north of Pihyang
The Korean government through the Japanese agency granted a concession north of Pihyang. An expert German mining engineer will arrive in spring to investigate the locality amid competition from several foreign representatives.
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Pihyang
Germany
Hyomel Promised Cure for Catarrh In Home Kit
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a home cure for catarrhal germi and nasal throat irritation. The full outfit costs $1 with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure, and reviews from Pendleton claim its effectiveness, comparing results to outdoor air exposure in the Adirondacks or Colorado mountains.
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Warren Street
New York
Mick
Adirondacks
Colorailio Mountains
Pendleton
Tallman & Co
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