Final Proof Held Up On Technicality
Washington dispatch reports the Interior Department received a letter from William Friend of Irrigan Oregon asking patent for his eastern Oregon homestead. The entry sits on land withdrawn under the Reclamation Act. residence met but irrigation incomplete so half of irrigable area not yet reclaimed. The act of June 23 1911 allows assignment after proof and cultivation for five years. department seeks legislation to ease sale or mortgage of water user lands on reclamation projects.
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Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Department
Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming it digests meals even when the stomach cannot, prevents fermentation and discomfort, and allows eating any food. It urges readers to buy a large 10 cent package from a druggist and start relief quickly. The piece also mentions a separate note about game and fish management by Warden Finley, outlining stream closures to protect trout and a plan to stock and reopen streams over several years.
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Pape
Wool Growers Convene in Baker Elects New Officers
The fourteenth annual Oregon Wool Growers Association meeting in Baker closes with a banquet hosted by local wool men and the Baker Commercial Club. Dan Smythe of Pendleton pushes labeling and shoddy inspection reforms, while George Mulinaught of Verendrye supports tariff action on scoured fleece. Cranston elected president, Hoke named secretary-treasurer, Dobbin becomes president, and a Washington delegate will be sent to advance wool legislation.
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Baker, Ore
Oreeon Wool Growers’ Association
Baker County Wool Men
Baker Commercial Club
Dan P. Smythe
Pendleton
Washington
Portland Union
Jay
Porkegh
Wallowa
Treneurer
Vaio
Drake
Liad
Dr King's New Discovery Praised By Local Drugist
W L Meek of Ark believes his 25 years in the drug business have saved many lives. He recommends Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs and stubborn coughs, claiming neighbors are alive today thanks to his advice. Trial bottle free or regular 50e or 1.90 bottle. Guaranteed by Koeppens.
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Desath
W. L. Meek
Thas
Koeppens
Bonneville Hatchery To Release 625000 Trout Statewide
About six hundred twenty five thousand black spotted trout held at the Bonneville hatchery will be released into state waters once special tanks are finished and the fish are ready. The stock were secured from Yellowstone country by government action to aid restocking of several streams under state authority.
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Clackamas River
Bonneville
Bonneville Hatchery
Yellowstone
Girl Sues Packer McFarland in Chicago Case
Packer McFarland left for San Francisco with manager Eril Thiry and his brother Johnny to meet Tommy Murphy on Thanksgiving day and then fight lightweight champion Wolgast in January. Earlier a Chicago girl Louvette Botlealy sued for $60,000 alleging breach of promise, which he denied and said he would fight the suit in December 4.
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Sues Packer McFarland
Chicago
Packer McFarland
Eril Thiry
Johnny
San Francisco
Tormmy Murphy
New York
McFarland
Wolgist
West
Louvette Bo Tlealy
Rasmussen Sold To Southern City Club
San Antonio Texas November 17 announcement of Pitclier Rasmussen being sold from the Northwestern league to the Southern City club of the Western league.
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San Antonio
Texas
Pitclier Rasmussen
Southern City Club
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Ade
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply CO
Pacific Coast
Seventh Street
Portland
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Spokane
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Los Angeles
First ST
General Office
Washington, D. C
Department of the Interior
Wm. Friend
Irrigan
Oregon
Kirschbaum Coothes
A. Taleres
A. B Kirschbaum & Co
Cherry Tree Brand
Youngfelo
Workingmen’s Clothing
Cazadero
Mackengle
Max Dill
Mr. Hoggenheimer
Oregon Theater
Baker
VALE
Baker County
Dobbin
Rasmussen
Oregon Agricultural College
H, M, Tennant
Corvallis
Ore
Neal’s
Wolu
Noee
HALE @ McATEE
Pendleton, Oregon
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