Adams Happenings Pendleton Doctor Sees Growth Removed
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon details local life including a Pendleton doctor removing a growth from a child eyelid and a Pendleton visit by a Pendleton doctor to assess Hale’s sick baby with pneumonia. Personal mentions note residents visiting relatives, schooling, and county-town exchanges during a March weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
P. L. Hale
Weston
Adams, Ore
Misa Hilda Halt
Referendum Delay Threatens Oregon Agricultural College
An agitation in Corvallis aims to force a referendum on Oregon Agricultural College funding. Advocates warn delaying the bill until November 1910 would leave buildings and equipment insufficient for current and projected enrollment and expanded departments in agriculture and chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon Agri
Njurlite
Friends of the College
Itaoxoome
Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Without Suspecting It
An old advertisement style notice explains how to test for kidney issues using water sediment and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure. It lists symptoms such as back pain frequent urination and references the product with prices and a free sample offer from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Idaho University Costs Compared With Other States
March 23 Moscow Idaho report shows University of Idaho spent 75000 dollars for 444 students in 15058. Per student about 169 dollars. Montana 386, North Dakota 282, Wisconsin 322, Utah 277, California 277, Oregon 242, Washington 199, Colorado 197, Iowa 106, Nebraska 224, Kansas and Minnesota slightly less. Idaho ranks low in per student expense yet near top for overall university funding.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Vf Boise
Montana
North Dakota
Tilmore
Wisconsin
Wrycoming
California
Utah
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Washington
Colorado
Towa
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Tidaho
United States
Tdaho
Sherman County votes for experimental day farm plan
Sherman County is approving a 20000 fund to establish a county owned experimental farm with Oregon Agricultural College and the federal government. $7500 covers buildings fencing and equipment, the rest buys 20 acres of land. Sites are being chosen with sales agreed by owners. County records switch to a loose leaf ledger. A Sherman county board for the Agricultural Fair district is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
More
Ore
Sherman County
Jardin
Scudder
Hay prices tighten cattlemen as Oregon floods markets
News from the Northwest reports struggling cattlemen face high hay costs with hay at 18 dollars per ton in Medford and 15 dollars per ton elsewhere while lumber growth surges Salem. Monroe gas finds natural fuel during well work and Baker City declares typhoid epidemic risk, boosting sanitary measures and police presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Medford
Ore
Gis Spouter
Washington
Monroe
Wash
Monroe Water and Light Company
La Grande irrigation plan abandoned in favor of new corporation
A large La Grande irrigation project for 20 000 acres was scrapped in favor of forming a 100 000 dollar corporation. One hundred landowners met at noon and by 4 pm stock sales totaled 12 000 dollars. Baker City real estate men organized to attract colonists and maintain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Iistead
Baker
Baker City
George Foster & Co
Eax
Big Land Deal Closes In Lake County Oregon Valley Lands Purchase
Oregon Valley Land company closes the largest Lake County deal, purchasing 40,000 acres from Heryford Land and Cattle. Acquired tracts span Goove Like Chewnucan and Trews Valleys and extend into Oregon and California borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Land Dent
Lake County
Icikeviey
Ore
Hksters
Oregon Valley Land Company Purchas Ig
Heryford Land and Cattly Company
Goove Like
Chewnucan
Trews
Oregon
California
Portland population estimates rise since census figures
Porthind reports Portland Oregon now about 255000 to 257000 residents. RK L Poth & Company, city directory publishers, note the population has grown nearly 100 percent since 1900 when 90426 people lived there. The estimate implies an increase of roughly 26000 since the last directory edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Portland
RK. L. Poth & Company
Pacific Coast
Chamberlains Cough Medicine Praised By Local Resident
Local resident R A Wickshire of Gweynneville Ind extols Chamberlains Cough Medicine as safe without opium chloroform or morphine and highly effective for croup and children's coughs. Roseburg Sonia Wiener of Rowebute Or claims invention of a half cylinder aeroplane promising safety and endurance, with production tied to the Portland Rose Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberla
R.A. Wickshire
Gweynneville
Ind
Chamberlain
Rosebung
Sonia Wiener
Rowebute, Or
Wright Brothers
Portland
The apron power of death to septate binds the living
A cryptic line about death and separation appears, hinting at a thematic reflection on mortality and kinship within a historical text. The fragment suggests a meditation on how death creates divides and ties among the living, framed in a somber, devotional register.
Labor Council opposes ex Sena tor Fulton for Oregon federal judge
Central Labor Council votes unanimously to condemn Charles W. Fulton for federal judgeship. Resolution asks Senators Bourne and Chamberlain to oppose his nomination and to use all means to block it, citing past positions against organized labor and opposition to initiative and referendum. Copies sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fulton
United States
Oregon
Central Labor Council
Saya the Journal
Bourne
Chamberlain
Fulton
Washington
Foley Kidney Remedy Claim in Medicine Ad Copy
An advertisement from Koeppen & Bros. touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medical reach, promising relief from backache and irregularities that could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Wolkush, Casimer, Wis. Koeppen & Bros
Bright
Koeppen & Bros
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von, Harrison
Pendlceton
Smith
Harrison
Louie Carl
F. Carl
Dr. Smith
PT. Hales
Datsie Meiintyre
Mra
MeIntire of
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Mre. L. Davie
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M. A. Baker
A. Hover
L. L. Rogers
Co. D. Watrué
Miss Nullie Darr
News OF the Northwest
Salem
Baker Oil
Ma Spec
Bowen
Sanitary Committee
Pollmain
Winslow Bros. Jewelry Store
Winslow
Jewelers
Porthind
MacEvoy and
May
the Grand
Pulton
Organized Labor
W. J. Clarke & CO
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Crete
D., A. May
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