Stockpens and bridge regulations discussed by county officials
At the June session county commissioners will hear a committer representing sheep and cattlemen to propose stockpens at bridge approaches. The aim is to regulate driving of livestock across bridges to comply with laws, with the county ready to meet stockmen halfway while enforcing existing rules. Separately, Boise citizens report bridge work advancing with Main Street replacement expected in about ten days.
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Yakima Republic
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Main Street
Bolne Capital Newn
Early Growth and Hope in New Farmland
The report notes rapid development in a new farming district with two banks active since 1905 and deposits nearing half a million dollars. A farmer harvested over 12 000 bushels of grain last year, selling about $7000, despite initial costs in land, buildings and equipment. The outlook mixes optimism with the challenges of a young country.
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Jury Clears Miller in Prineville Case Trial
After two hours the jury under George Miller returned a not guilty verdict in a March 6 1907 incident near Burns Oregon. The court found Miller unable to be proven the shooter after a duel and theft accusation amid venue changes between Harney and Malheur counties.
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Dalles
Decision on Pavement Material Debated by Yakima City
The Yakima Republic notes indecision over pavement material with work stalled awaiting a single choice. Some original supporters of the Withlithie pavement now doubt its suitability, labeling it experimental. Vitrified brick tile appeals to property owners after a materials investigation, deemed best and cheapest by advocates.
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Rote Electric Work Advances on Boise Valley Road
Work progresses on the Boise Valley electric road project as programming speeds up. The timing of track work at Nathan Smith's ranch near Farne Nathan will be finished this eventene.
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Fountain advertisement teases town with magic soda
A colorful plea to visit Dyer's Fountain at the East End Grocery. The copy invites all to drink a gloss and enjoy a 99 cent offer as twilight and moonlight set the scene. It mentions candy tree, pop on ice, phosphates, and a sense of youthful refreshment.
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Home of Peace and Plenty
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New Paper at The Dalles Ad To Be Published
The Dalles Chronicle notes a new weekly newspaper, the Dalles Optimist, to be published by A Flennett and R G Davenport. It will be Republican in politics and promote The Dalles and Wasco county industries and resources. Also mentions DeWitt’s Little Early Risers laxative as a liver cleanser.
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Minnager
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Taliman & Co
Wreck fears and pricing noted at Yakima agency trek
A muddled notice from the Yakima Indian agency at Fort Simon outlines possible wreckage on a trail to Olivia reservation and lists pasture rates: 20 cents per head for horses, $1.50 for cattle, and $2 for horses. The entry mirrors forest reserve rules and mentions local medical quackery about catarrh remedies, billing for a supposed universal cure.
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All Chop Ferd Walters Short and Tren Ad
An item notes prep delivery on West Webb Street with a telephone contact and mentions Maurer and Alfmlfo relation to a local listing. The fragment references Alfmlfo and £11 per tow and delivery prep for a service.
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Made in Oregon exposition travel offer
The O R and N offers round trip tickets to Portland for the exposition at nine dollars and sixteen and a half cents. Sale dates are May 25 to May 27 in 1906. For particulars contact EF Smith, agent Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company.
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Special excursion rates offered by Washington & Columbia River railway
The line announces round trip fares to multiple cities with sale dates in June July and August. Prices range from 60 to 92.50 dollars. tickets sell on specific days and expire after 10 days outbound and 20 days return. Stopovers allowed within Missouri river and St Paul. agents Walter Adams and F. C. Smith listed for details.
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