Yakima Sets 10 Month School Year Starting Fall
A Yakima plan declares a 10 month school year beginning next fall with salaries paid in proportion. Other items note Anaconda Copper Mining profits at Butte for 1906 totaling 8,642,669 dollars, H S&S Samuels building a 160000 dollar hotel at Wallace Idaho, and Washington state liquor sale bans under Ballinger code section 2934.
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Yakima
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
H. S&s Samuels
Wallace
Idaho
Attorney General of
Washington
of Washington
State Treasurer of
Carroll Gordon
Spokane
Herman Cook
W. S&s. Swain
Thiel Detective Service
City of Mexico
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Felt Lake
Fritish Columbia
Alaska
Stolen horse recovered near Norris & Rowe circus camp
Two men named George Peed and G. Nelson were found with a horse stolen in La Grande. They were arrested but released after producing a bill of sale. Sheriff Childers pursued the horse toward Pendleton without success. Sheriff Haviland then located both the people and the horse. the men were told not to leave the city while authorities investigate how the animal was obtained.
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George Peed
G. Nelson
Norris & Rowe Circus
la Grande
Walla Walla
Childers
Union County
Oregon
Pendleton
Haviland
EF. Riley
Riley
International Christian Endeavor Convention Travel Rates
For the Twenty-Third International Christian Endeavor Convention in Seattle from July 10 to 15, the R and N Co offers a one and one third fare round trip. Tickets on sale July 8 and 9 with final return limit July 18, 1907. For details contact local agent or write WM. M'MURRAY Portland G F P A.
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International Christian Endeavor
Seattle
Ward
Industre
WM. M’murray
Portland
Longshoremen strike tactics and fires in early 1900s
Reports describe New York steamer companies hiring Jamaica and Bermuda workers to break the longshoremen strike. A Los Angeles fire at Western Wholesale Drug and B. Matthews Paint caused $116,000 in damage. Trials accuse Pittsburg brokers of bribery to secure a traction franchise, and council member William A. Martin faces bribery conviction. Edwin Conger is critically ill in Pasadena. A Durango mine fire in Mexico kills 90 workers and bodies are recovered. April fire losses in US and Canada total $21.9 million, with 876 fires exceeding $10,000. A man in Colorado inherits $25 from a previously unknown estate. Foley’s Kidney Cure is praised by Alvin Stimpson of Willimantic, while Pacific Coast coal output is forecast to rise and bid requests for government contracts are declined.
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New York
Jamaica
Bermuda
Los Angeles Street
Los Angeles
Western Wholesale Drug Company
B. Matthews Paint Company
Insurance. Co
BR. Richardson
A. B. McGrew
Pittsburg
William A. Martin
Common Council
Edwin Conger
China
Mexico
Pasadena
Cal
Durango
New York Journal of Commerce
United States
Canada
San Francisco
Wilbur R. Rutledge
Rock Isand, TL
Fuel Will Scarce Ahead of Seattle Winter
The Seattle area faces a harsher fuel shortage next winter, with coal operators’ estimates suggesting a severe supply shortfall. Authorities warn residents to prepare for reduced coal availability and higher prices as winter approaches.
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Seattle
Patient credits Fo Jey a Kidney Cure from long illness
Mrs Joyce of Claremont writes that about a year ago she bought two bottles of Fo Jey a Kidney Cure from Koeppen's Drug Store and it cured a severe kidney trouble of several years. She calls it grand medicine and highly recommends it.
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Mre
Joyce
Sullivan &J
Sunday church notices from multiple congregations
A compilation of worship times themes and leaders across Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregational and Christian churches. It notes morning and evening services, Sunday schools, youth activities, an upcoming dedication, and a health advert for Foley’s Kidney Cure.
Wool sales top eighty thousand pounds in Walla Walla
The Walla Walla Bulletin reports about 80 000 pounds of wool traded in Walla Walla yesterday at strong prices. Buyers included J Sheverman of Pendleton Woolen Mills and Leon Strausse of Pendleton. Wool from various local sellers moved at 15 to 18 cents per pound with shipments largely to distant mills. 12 000 pounds remain held by G C A Hale in Kahlotus.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
J. Sheverman
Pendieton Woolen Milla
Talles
Leon Strause
Gus Harris
Co. A. Hales
Davin Brothers
Dalles Scouring Mills
Johnee Brothers
Strauss
T. A. von Hollebeke
GC. A. Hale
Kahlotus
Man seeks Foley's Honey and Tar after church coughs
A churchgoer, unsettled by repeated coughing during last Sunday’s service, asked Koeppen's Drug Store for Foley's Honey and Tar. The note appears in the East Oregonian.
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Foley
Koeppen
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Northwest News
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