Reclamation Service Grows as Separate Bureau Proposed
Congress considers making the federal reclamation service a separate bureau under the Interior Department. A director would oversee operations, reporting to Congress on funds and progress, with the Geological Survey head serving until a new director is appointed. The measure aims to improve independent management while preserving Interior oversight.
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Congress
Reclamation Department
Aly
Federal Reclamation Service
Interior Department
House
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
The
Reclamation Service
Geological Survey
Mem~ Bere
Green's August Flower Ad Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a cure for indigestion and liver issues. It claims the remedy eases headaches, biliousness, poor appetite, sleep disturbances, and nervousness. The copy urges readers to buy a test bottle for 25 cents or a full bottle for 75 cents. It stresses the preparation is non alcoholic and harmless for general use.
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Cac
Tallman & Co
Flour Imports to Manchuria and American Share
The 1805 annual report of Consul General Thomas Rum mons notes total flour imports into Manchuria valued at 1,464,332 with American origin valued at 538,587. Transit through Chinese and Japanese ports obscures precise origins, but Chinese and Japanese shipments likely include local Shanghai manufacture. American flour satisfies Manchurian demand while Puget sound flour dominates imports with shipments of 2000 tons entering Newohwurnkg during 1905, freight about higher per ton than to Yokohama. A shortage of warehouse space forced stacking outside.
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Manchuria
Thomas Rummons
Newehwank
United
America
China
Shanghai
Silao
Puget
Yokohama
Hoare
Miss Molly Prochstel Elected Eastern Oregon Delegate
Miss Molly Prochstel of La Grande has been elected delegate to the National Editorial Association meeting in Indianapolis on June 14. She will be the first woman from eastern Oregon to hold this role, will attend the gathering, and is noted as a native Union County resident and La Grande Chronicle manager.
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Molly Prochstel
la Grande
Eastern Oregon
Mollie Prochsatel
le Grande Chronicle
National Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss Prochstel
Nase- Clinton
Oregon County
Nat
Proehstel
Oregon
Union County
la Grande Chronicle
Oregon Daily Journal
Hawaiian Islands
Molly Proehster
National
Euditorial Association
Umatilla
BE. M. Church
Proprietor Business College
Poem Sparks Editor Feud In Kelton Gazette Copy
A Kelton young woman sent a poem to an eastern magazine and was rejected. The poet resent the piece to the Kelton Gazette where it appeared, prompting a print and a note that she sent a marked copy to the eastern editor. The incident reflects a rivalry between editors and a reader who followed the aftermath.
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Kelton
Travon
Kelton Gazette
Denver Post
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Garm
Maxk Baer
Reclamation Service Grows
Will
Eilary
Floun
Orient
Foley's
Koeppen Drug Store
Kaiser
Hotel
St. George
Sig
Northwest
Alta House
the Working Man and Farmers Hotel
Cor. Alta and Mill Sts
Portland
OFI
A. Cc
Rowers
Anc
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton
Bollons & Brown
Commodions Free
Rar and
Dillard
Beopota
Grey Smith
Opoalte O. R. & N. Co. Depot
Sam
Oreggn
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