Plans for Co operative Federation irrigation project in Oregon
The Co operative Christian Federation plans an irrigation system linking Willow Creek and Eldorado water systems in Malheur and Baker counties. Engineer J Twogranges leaves for Ontario with a twelve man crew. the federation has issued final prospectuses and begun development, with about 200000 dollars in bonds sold and 17000 dollars spent on reservoir sites and ditches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineera
Co-operative Christian Federation
Malheur
Baker
Willow Creek
Eldorado
Federation
Oregon Sunday Journal
J. . Twogranges
Ontario
Cooperation Christian Federation Irrigation and Land Company
Mid-Oregon & Eastern Railway Compauny
Oregon
Eldorado Water System
Hoth
Tier Mountains
Blue
Wannol
Co-Operative Industries
Miller & Lux
Harney
Clackamar
Ti le
Federation Trust
A. Frank Watton
Merchants’ National Bank
Jamper Connell
Northwestern Door & Lumber Company
LO. Raleton
Oregon Savings Bank
RR. L. Hurham
C. L.tobias
Oregon Timber & Lumber Company
Wallie Nash
J. R. Hlackaby
Bank of Ontario
Carpenter
Piret National Bank of Sumpter
W. L. Thompson
Commercial National Bank of Pendleton
Ho & Wallace
Presilent Co-operative Christian Federation
David Leppert
Doderation
Samuel Cornwell
Walls Noah
Merchants’ Nation Is Bank
Itch Epidemic Ends for Chicago Reader with Cuticura
A Chicago reader recounts severe eczema causing all night itching and sleep disturbance. After trying various remedies, the Cuticura line provided relief. the user praises friends with similar problems to try Cuticura and share their success.
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Hameding
Chicago
Cuticura Ointment Promoted As Skin Cure
An advertisement extolls Cuticura products as the best treatment for torturing skin and scalp conditions. It claims a hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment and often Cuticura Resolvent can give immediate relief and suggest a speedy cure, noting doctors sometimes fail.
Hotel Arrivals and Local Advertisements
A long list of hotel arrivals and guests from multiple cities including Portland Seattle Walla Walla and Spokane with names such as R Bowman T Duncan E H Burke Silas Moore and Silas Moore plus a closing note praising Dade'n Little Liver Pills advertised by A C Koeppen & Broa for relief of headaches biliousness and lazy liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
R. Bowman
T. Duncan
E. H. Burke
Portland
R. Burts
Vandewater
M. J. Monteath
W. J. Raymond
Walla Walla
J. A. Lima
Seattle
C. EE. Wilsen
San Frantino
A. B. Knickercock
New York
W. T Hammond
J. Louis
W. Herzog
L. L. Downing
C. ©. Simmons
Spokane
Golden Tule Hotel
C. Prontioa
Ols
A. C. Koeppen
Broa
A Queer Old Gun The Way the Ancient Matchlock Was Loaded and Fired
A London Graphic excerpt describes the matchlock as an obsolete infantry weapon. It explains loading powder and ball, priming the pan, and the firing mechanism with the cock, pan, and match, detailing how ignition traveled from pan to barrel.
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Wnd
Londor Graphic
Old Time Styles From a Civil War Diary
A southern lady’s diary from the Civil War era describes a bonnet praised as stunning made from plaited straw and trimmed with corn shuck rosettes. The diary notes fashion shifts under Union blockades, including green dyed ribbon and new tastes like canned fruit.
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Abe
Dixie
Richmond
Origin of Piccadilly Suggested by Archdeacon Bickersteth
Archdeacon Bickersteth proposed a theory on the origin of Piccadilly. He traced a Piccadilly among the Chilterns near Ivinghoe, once known as Peaked Hill, suggesting London’s Piccadilly could derive from that name. He notes other Piccadillies near Aberystwyth and Bolton and remarks provincial borrowings from London.
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Piccadilly
Archdeacon Bickersteth
Ivinghos
London
Piccadily
Derbyshire Peak
Aberystwyth
Bolton
Hyde Park
London Chronicle
Soldier Scheiber Dies On Leave In Upper Austria Village
A WWI era report notes Infantryman Scheiber died at home on the last day of leave in a filthy village in Upper Austria. The village mayor, a veteran, says the regiment’s commanding officer must be informed. he letters for two extra leave days so the burial can proceed.
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Scheiber
Upper Austria
Trurgerminster
Viennna Press
Remarkable Vision and a Fourth of July Celebration
An infirmary resident claimed a doctor removed her eye and scraped it with lances, while a neighbor doubted her tale, insisting doctors would only be smuffing her. she asserted waking from chloroform to see both eyes on a table. Heppner plans a grand Fourth of July celebration after last year’s success.
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Heppner
Washington sheepmen challenge Oregon quarantine order
Washington woolgrowers at Wenaha Woolgrowers association meeting vow immediate action to circumvent Governor Chamberlain s quarantine against eastern Washington sheep. They plan federal injunction to stop Oregon officials enforcing the order and seek to dip sheep, arguing reserves like Wenaha Chesnimnus and Wallowa fall under federal control and tax proceeds fund stock permits.
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Chamberlain
Washington
Walla Walla
Wenaha Woolstowers’ Association
Oregon
Wenkha
Chesnimnus
Wallowa
Woolgrowee
My Best Friend Alexander Benton Praises Dr Kings New Discovery
An unnamed Rural Route 1 Fort Edward man touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for asthma and incipient consumption in his son's wife, claiming a complete recovery after two battles with coughs and symptoms. Tallman & Co guarantees the remedy with trial bottle offers.
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Alexander Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Tallman & Co
Palouse Wheat Prices Reported From Palouse City
A Palouse City correspondent reports wheat prices in the local market yesterday at 67 cents for red and slightly higher for club and forty-fold. Most crops were out of firmer hands and few sales occurred. A lot of 12,000 bushels of red sold at Fallon station, four miles south, for 67 cents. The 60 cent after harvest delivery offer by local warehouse men and millers had no takers due to favorable crop conditions and price prospects.
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Palouse
Palouse City
Wash
Fallon Station
A Narrow Escape and Quick Cure with Arnica Salve
Plunk Missouri merchant W Clord recounts a four year old accident where a jimson bar severed his thumb. He refused amputation and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which cured the wound. Sold for 2 68 cents at Tallman & Co. druggists.
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W. Clord
Plunk
Teo
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Dissolution Notice for Howard and Swingle Architects
In Pendleton Oregon on May 10 1967 partnership between T F Howard and F A Swingle known as Howard Swingle architects is dissolved by mutual consent. Howard will collect all bills and pay all debts at Pendleton Oregon and Swingle will collect all bills and pay all debts at Kennewick Washington.
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Pendleton, Ore
T. F. Howard
F. A. Swingle
Howard
Notice to Contractors for Academy Dormitory Excavation Bid
Notice to contractors by architect T. F. Howard invites proposals for excavating the ground for a Pen leton academy dormitory. Bids open at 10:00 a.m. May 25, 1907. Proposals will be via the cable yard. The notice is dated May 17, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Howard
Penleton Academy
Heos Laxative Cough Syrup Advertised by Koeppen Bros
An old advertisement promotes Heos Laxative Cough Syrup claiming it gently moves the bowels and stops coughs. It contains tar and resin free of opiates and targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Mothers endorse it and it is sold by A. C. Koeppen and Brothers with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Heo
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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Plans OF Co-Operative Federation
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Hata
Washington Growers
Rock
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Third St. Portland, Ore
Jas, A. Snyder
Mare Stynet
The
East Oregonian
Gebo
Mont
Rock Springs
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