Stockmen aim to form cooperative commission company
Stockmen in the United States plan a cooperative commission association to handle range stock and reduce pressures from commission houses. Denver meetings set a $100,000 capital stock and new per-car charges for sheep, hogs, and cattle, with a May 29 final decision planned.
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Commission Trust
United States
Commission Houe Trust
American National Livestock Association
Woolgrowers’ Amoetation
American National Livestock Pssociation
American Woolgrowers’ Asociation
Denver
Co-Operative Commission Company
Stockmon's Association
Stockmen's Cooperative Commission Company
That & Commission Company
County Court House Burns in Yakima County Fire destroys building
Fire from crossed wires or a defective flue damaged the Yakima county court home Saturday. The blaze started near the roof, giving time to save county records. A dozen prisoners were in jail in the basement of the building when the...
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Yakima County
Great West Lake horse roundup ends amid dusty trail and crowd
A special from Ephrata Wash reports the wild horse roundup in Douglas County Washington concludes at West Lake corrals after two hard weeks. About 5600 horses are at the corrals with nearly 200 riders and four cook outfits. Horses will be fed at Ephrata before final sorting and branding begins. Two more crews bring in 2500 horses and the work shifts to cutting out and assembling final herds. Big irrigation ditch payroll at Lewiston Sweetwater reaches over 40 000 dollars with two thirds of laborers foreigners. An ordinance at Wilbur requires Sunday closing of all saloons from Saturday midnight to Sunday midnight.
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Ephrata
Wash
Oregon Sunday Journal
Douglas County
Washington
Middle Water
West Lake Corrals
West Lake
Tom Burgin
al Roper
Ben Hutchinson
Harvey Hite
Crab Creek
Eilensburg
Filensburg
McCarty
Townsend
al Soper
Porter & Pierce
Lewiston-Sweetwater
Naylor & Norlin
Porter Brox, & Welch
Grangeville
Northern Pacific
Riparia
Lewleton Tribune
Boom for Cannon Sets Sights on Presidency in 1900 Ballot
Washington May 7 Speaker Jos. G. Cannon aged 70 today will be the focus of a planned political boom to back his presidential nomination. Friends plan a big reception and dinner to launch the drive, arguing Cannon is the best hope to save the Republican party from defeat amid fears of radical and populist waves. Ohio Indiana and Illinois dynamics show opposition or hesitation in aligning with Cannon while Fairbanks and Taft complexities loom.
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Ohio
Indiana
Washington
Jos. G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Cannon
United States
Speaker Cannon
Mr. Cannon
Roosevelt
Consideraton
Republican Party
Bryan
Hearst
Bailey
Root
Fairbanks
Taft
Supreme Court
Ulinois
Cannon Aman
Iolinols
House
Fairbanks ‘Machine
Foraker
Foreaker
William Pennington
New Jersey
Pennington
Jonathin Trumbull
John Varnum
Galusha A. Grow
Grow
Schuyler Colfax
Crisp
Henderson
Robert M.T. Hunter
Virginia
Government report on Oregon sand concentration experiments
The government published a report on concentrating black sand from Oregon streams. A sample from Curry County and Powder River in Richland County shows magnetite and garnet content with small gold yield. Concentration to half a pound yields $2.86 per ton. tailings are worth 0.16 per ton.
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Oregon
Powder River
Richland
Byker County
Ccccerees
Curry County
Monaghe
Sheepmen Seek 36 Hour Shipping Limit Change
Congress considers amending the 28 hour shipping law to extend the time livestock may stay in transit to 36 hours. Supporters argue longer car stays reduce unloading in muddy corrals, with emphasis on humane handling and cost. National Woolgrowers and Wyoming associations back the change, sending resolutions to the Wyoming delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Umatilla
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington State
Committee of Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House
Secretary of Sericulture
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Senate
Reorganized
Woolgrowers' Association
Wyoming Woolgrowers’ Association
Casper
Wyoming
Deaths From Appendicitis and Patent Medicine Claims
The item notes appendicitis deaths dropping in line with rising use of Dr King s New Life Pills, advertised as a quick and painless constipation remedy. It mentions Tall man & Co and Pendleton Drug Company guaranteeing results and listing a 25 cent price, while also reporting two girls from San Francisco due in Portland Monday and consigned to Mrs L M Leighton of Olympia with police assistance planned for arrival procedures.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Company
Ike
Portland
San San Francisco
Oregon Daily Journal
Wen
L. M. Leighton
Olympia
Ward
Gritamacher
Dyers Fountain at East End Grocery Promotes Refreshment
Pendleton celebrates Dyers Fountain at the East End Grocery guiding locals to cool drinks and snacks. The romanticized ad invites crowds to enjoy 99 Coffee, Pop on Ice, phosphates, and a candy tree while the town watches a new soda fountain scene.
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Pendleton
Fort
Dyer
Dyers Fountain
East End
Temple of the Muses
Poenty
Peace and Plenty
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Murdo Mackenzie
J. M. Williamson
National Woolgrower In Association
A. J. Ames
Corn Belt Malt Producers’ Association
Mid Committee
Col
Palra
Yakima City
North Yakima
Whitson
BH. J
Wilbur
Iola S. Nannaw
Joo
Hank Jouyaq
Ory
Tay Asproods
Javeuald Jousy
S.nan
JWO NS
Baasay Terma Ejllere Plano House
Main Street
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Donaldson
F. J. Donaldson
Red Cross Pharmacy
Empire Meat Co
J. W. Dyer
Nature
Bradilo Regulator CO
The
Bollons & Brown, Proprietors
Commendkrius
Grey Smith
Oaste O. R. & N. Co. Depot
Oreggn
Alta House
the Working Mansand Farmers Hotel
Cor. Alta and Mill Sts
HOTEL
H. ©. Bowers
Polydore Moens, Prop
California Fig Syrup Co
Pendleton Drug Co
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