Malheur project ready for immediate government work
Colonel Wood states the Malheur irrigation project faces no obstacles and could begin immediately in southeastern Oregon. About 180 000 acres are affected with only around 6000 acres not petitioned. Wagon road grant holders seek timely action while acreage valuations per acre remain undetermined.
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Uncle Sam
AMI
C. E. S. Wood
Malheur
Oregon
Journal
Colonel Wood
Dalles Military Road Company
Willamette Valley Road Company
Willamette Valley and
Cascade Mountain Wagon Road Band
Thres Pointe Remini
Land Company
Idaho
Che Company
Ap Acro
Taft starves amid noon meal banter as Roosevelts past lunches recalled
Washington reports Taft, unable to host a midday meal, leaves accrethrios and messengers hungry while Roosevelt often dined at 1:30 p m and stayed in the Big House, sometimes missing a return. The piece notes the shift in presidential routines and tensions of the era.
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Juncheon
Mrs. Roosevelt
Rexall Mucu Tone Promised Cure For Catarrh Women
An ad from The Pendleton Drug Co promotes Rexall Mucu Tone as a blood based cure for catarrh and related female diseases. It claims a 98 percent cure rate under a physician prescription and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy emphasizes non topical treatment and urges women to try the medicine in 500 cent and one dollar sizes.
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The
Pendleton Drug Co
Conservation Commission Set for Washington State Meeting
Walla Walla Washington hosts the Washington State Conservation meeting on May 14 with speakers from Portland including Senator George E Chamberlain and Harvey W Scott. The programme lists other invited figures such as James H Hill B H Harriman and Gifford Pinchot.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Portland Inn
George E. Chamberlain
Joseph N. Teal
Harvey W. Scott
Rose City
James H. Hill
B. H. Harriman
RFR
A. Ballinger
Samuel Piles
Hunter appointed for Eastern Oregon forests fight
Cottage Grove resident Lewis Grove is the first hunter named by the forest service to combat sheepkill on eastern Oregon and Washington ranges. The service plans employing more men while mediation efforts may add others. J E B Lucas moves from Columbia forest to John Day Malheur. C J Bingham to depart for Malheur forests Monday.
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Cottage Grove
Lewis Grove
Forest Service
Oregon
Washington
Portland Daily Journal
Forest Serving
J. EB. Lucas
Columbia Forest
Malheur Forest
John Day
C. J. Bingham
Malheur Forests
Bryan Would Accept Call to U S Senate
Chicago William J Bryan in an interview stated he might be a receptive candidate for the United States Senate from Nebraska in 1911 to succeed Elmer Burkett. He noted Nebraska has adopted the Oregon plan of popular elections and said a senatorship appealed to him since boyhood. He doubted timing but believed the Democratic party could control Congress in 1911 if a good chance arose.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
United States Senate
Nebraska
Elmer J. Burkett
Mr. Bryan
Nobrack
Democratic Party
Congress
Change Date For President Inauguration Favored
Washington discussions push for adjusting the presidential inauguration date. Many congressmen favor the last day of April for steadier weather and milder conditions. The billiard on the fourth drew disappointed crowds and strain on government resources.
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Washington
United States
Coneromsman
Autos Will Crack Across The Continent In Race
The world’s greatest automobile race will run from New York City to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition grounds in Seattle. It starts June 1, opening day of the exposition, with a $2,000 trophy and $5,400 in cash prizes offered by Seattle resident M. Robert Guggenheim, a noted automobile enthusiast.
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New York City
Seattle
M. Robert Guggenheim
Woolen trade rebounds as demand surges nationwide
New York reports a sharp turnaround in the wool industry after a long downturn. Orders flood mills across the country as dealers regain confidence and factories resume production after months of tight credit and empty shelves in 1908. Market prospects point to at least a year of rising activity.
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New York
Maine
California
Lumber Yard Ad From Oregon Lumber Yard
If you need lumber for any purpose come and see what we are offering at Oregon Lumber Yard on Alta street opposite Court house.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta Street
Court House
In the East Oregonian It’s Mo
No clear report found in the fragment. Readable facts are insufficient for a reliable headline and summary.
Arbor Day Plans In Penticton For School Work
State Superintendent J H Ackerman distributes Arbor Day program guides to teachers urging two core tasks across the year: beautifying school grounds and studying forest utility. He stresses practical projects, assigns roles, and notes Arbor Day date as the second Friday in April, with emphasis on meaningful student activity and parent involvement.
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Penticton
Belg
J. H. Ackerman
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Colline
Witte
Ackerman
Ares
Martin Case Mystery Tests Jury Verdict Question
The Portland Journal raises whether Edwart H. Martin’s trial for wife Nathan Wolff’s murder ended with a manslaughter compromise. His chief counsel John A. Jeffrey cites cipher letters and a vanished Jewish Pad Mer linked to Russian Jews, suggesting revenge for past Nihilist actions in Russia. Martin awaits state supreme court action on his appeal, hoping letters reveal crucial details.
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Edwart H. Martin
Nathan Wolff
Mike
Portland Journal
Martin
John A. Jeffrey
Mer
Portland
Wolff
Russia
State Supreme Court
Jeffrey
Chicago physicians debate union and fee division ethics
An article reports Chicago doctors debating alliance and fee-sharing practices. A physician denounces splitting fees among colleagues while recounting a $5000 collection from a millionaire patient amid extravagant spending, raising questions about professional ethics and unity within the medical frater nity.
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Honey FL Lewis
Chicago Medical Society
Ian
Physicians’ Club
Hotel Pendleton Arrivals and Names Listed
Hotel Pendleton arrivals showing many guests and visiting figures from Portland Spokane and New York. Names include Pauline Dur derle H. W. Coe J. W. Fox L. Ross Mies J. L. Rice and many others connected to cities such as Portland Walla Walla Hermiston Spokane and San Francisco with multiple addresses and affiliations. The list reads like a social or business guest register from a regional hotel.
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Hotel Pendleton
C& EB
Scott
Portland
Pauline Durderle
la Grande
Jacobs
Chicago
A. Barrett
Athena
W. M. Grave
San Francisco
H.W. Coe
P. A. Clancy
H. W. Cameron
Spokane
A. J. Powell
Walla Walla
Mose N. Lewis
A. R. Cameron
Umatilla
Wm. Maxwell
H. H. Carter
Starbuck
B. Delaney
New York
G. D. Galley
G. B. Thomas
J. A Fange
W. R. Glendening
James E. Colvin
Waseo
Public Roads Official Tours Pacific Coast Cities
Logan W. Page, director of the Of ion of Public Reads, Washington, D. C., has spent weeks on the Pacific coast addressing goo rite motes in coast states. A compelling public sentiment is developing throughout that region.
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Logan W. Page
Ofion of Public Reads
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Good Roadls Magazine
Cure a Cold in One Day Tabloid Claim
An unsigned ad claims LAXATIVE BROS Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. The box bears a signature “GRAVE” and a note “Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.”
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Grave
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SAM
P. O
Rock Springs
Henry
Pembleton
W. J. Clarke & CO
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Northwest Realty Co
C. A. Chapman, Mgr
Echo
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Take Point
la Fountaine
Main Street
Pendleton Lumber Yards
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