River Diversion Reworks Milton Area After Floods
Milton November 10. After heavy rains the Walla Walla river flooded causing damage to repair work. The river is being redirected to its old channel with a levee under construction. A Milton college and town boys basketball team is forming. Rev M W Howard and wife returned from Willamette valley. Ed Smith from Tolente shows improvement in hospital. The Walla Walla Traction electric line to Milton and Freewater stirs real estate and business. cannery plans emerge as line clears.
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Ok! Channel
Willamette Valley
EA Smith
Fleevie Line
Milton
Walla Walla
M. W. Howard
Walla Walla Traction Company
Freewater
Umatilla
Ling Te
Two Marriages of Young People in Athena Area
Reports from Helix say Jasper Harden married Bertha Chener at the bride's parents home near Hellx last Sunday with only relatives present. The couple will farm near HeUx. Mary Duffy and Henry J. Sherman wed on the reservation a few miles from the city. friends of the couple attended. Both couples are well regarded locally. Dean Dudley plans to leave for Portland Monday to attend business college after a surprise farewell from about 40 youths in Athena. F. N. Tacket of Alliance Ky recalls a health crisis cured by Dr. King's New Discovery. Equal Suffrage movement notes 3087 petition names with 1947 verified. Miss MM. E. Pease named Portland area chair for petition work.
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Anend
Miez Mary Duffy
Henry J. Sherman
Broom
F. N. Tacket
Alliance
Tallman & Co
MM. E. Pease
Mount Tabor Station
Portland
Oregon Equal Suffrage Association
Swamp Root Promised For Kidney Health Cure
A public health notice promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder troubles. It claims the tonic can prevent heart disease and other organ failure by treating kidney derangement, offers free samples and a booklet by mail, and urges readers to mention the newspaper when ordering.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
President Declares Four New Forest Reserves in Idaho
President Roosevelt signs a proclamation adding 7.4 million acres to Idaho reserves. The action creates the Shoshone, Coeur d Alene, Lemhi and Salmon River reserves totaling about 5.5 million acres, with timber to be conserved under forest service protections. Protests by Senator Heyburn and opponents are noted as the administration asserts resource development within environmental safeguards.
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Senster Hepburn
Weyerhauser Lumber Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Idaho
Rosevelt
Panama
Hinho
Forest Service
Heyburn
Coeur d'Alene
Shoshone Reserve
Coeur d'Alene Reserve
Coeur Alene Reserve
Shoshone
Kootenai
Pend d*Oreille
Forest Services
Lot
Lemhi
Kootenal
Lee
Lembhi
Rocky Mountains
Salmon River
Custer
Taft river reserve extends into Tibutaries of Hatt river
The Taft river reserve expands to include Salmon river and middle fork tributaries along with Sawtooth additions. The new mill for Carlin mill is under construction with plans to saw lumber to shelter machinery this fall. Men will prepare logging jobs for next spring’s run as demand for lumber remains unmet this autumn.
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Salmon River
Middle Fork
Cassin
Onehia Cocation
Taft River
Hatt River
Deep Creek
Sawtooth Reserve
Carlin
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Coats & Suits
Pendleton
Athena
Jack Brown
West Webb St
DR. King’s
Mer Son
Rex
Franklin Street
Webb
Post Street
East Webb Street
Market Street
Bath
Ann Street
Hartman & Bentley
Livermore
RAL Estate
Judd Buihding
Idaio
Heyburn and
Jafolger&c
Qlden Gap
J.a.folger &Co
Grace Hudson
Schmitt Building
Onrlers Welch
Thore Main
Ukiah
Alba
Ridge
Nye
THE
Hollon Parker Company
Walla Walla, Wash
Shirwin Williams, Heath & Milligan Phoenix
E. J. Murphy
Pendleton Drug Co
Madle
Niko
Pendleton Planing Mills
Forster
American Collection Agency
Anthony P. Wilson
United States
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kansas
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Company
Henneman
Cigar Stop
Great Eastern
Phon
Empire Meat Co
Phone Main
the Brewery
Paul Hemmelgarn
Main Street
East Oregonian
East Webb ST
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