Oregon Delegation Heads to Rivers and Harbors Congress
A strong Oregon delegation sails to Washington December 6 7 to secure a share of the 60 million dollar rivers and harbors appropriation. Governor Teal Philip Buehner and Colonel Ernst Hofer head the effort aided by Portland Chamber figures to review transportation costs and press for state interests. Delegates plan discussions with rail and shipping leaders to keep Oregon’s waterways and coast ports on the national agenda.
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Oregon
Rives and Harbors
Washington, D. C
Ernst Hofer
Salem Journal
Portland
Union Pacific
Colonel Hofer
Krent
Portiant Chamber of Commerce
Joseph N. Teal
Philip Buehner
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Congress
Dilemtes
Chamberlin Hue Fife
KH. Hofer
Willemette Deeselopgrent League
C R. Ray
Southern Oregon Development Leagus
J. PL
Chimpeon
Crhe Tay Chamber of Commerce
Lome
National Congress
St. Paul
New York
Chicago
Clark
Washington
Vinol Cures Coughs and Colds, Pendleton Drug Ad
Local ad touts Vinol as a non oily tonic that cures coughs colds bronchial and lung troubles quicker than other products. Claims Vinol contains medicinal elements from liver with iron and promises a full refund if not effective. Notes Pendleton Drug Co is sole agent and Vinol sold nationwide.
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Fall River
Vinci
Nod
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton
Vinol
Horticultural Meeting and Fruit Exhibit in January
State Horticultural Society to hold a three day meeting in Portland January 9 to 11 with a power spraying demonstration on the morning of the tenth. Three gasoline outfits and one compressed gas outfit will be present. Prizes include 16 cups for best apples prunes and peaches. Entries due by noon January 5. Only society members may compete. nonmembers may join by sending name and $1 to BE. R. Lake, secretary, Corvallis.
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State Horticultural Society
Portland
Cape
BE. R. Lake
Corvallis
Portland Attorneys Fined for Contempt in Court
Henry E Motlin and another attorney were cited for contempt by Presiding Judge Sears in the state circuit court on Saturday. Attorney Henry E McGinn received a fine of 150 pounds after adjustments and that he wished to repeat his statement. District Attorney John Manning was severely censured for criticizing the court. The incident stemmed from remarks directed at the court yesterday morning.
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Henry E. McGinn
John Manning
Manking
Lumber Charters Reach Record Rates Across Ports
Shipping camps report active lumber charters for Culblfoy pin ports with demand in southern areas. Rates reach 39 per 100 for lumber to San Pedro, scarce vessels limit shipments, and railway freight faces similar pressure. Heavy ham demand and rising rates push offers high, with many bids daily but few accepted.
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Seattle
San Pedro
Biennial land board report highlights sales and land figures
The six months ending October 1 report details money received, certificates issued, land in certificates, foreclosures, and total land sold amounting to 47037.40 acres. It notes fraud history, certificate record changes, Klamath swamp land entries, and price-driven shifts reducing school land sales while many certificates are paid in full.
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State Land Board
G. G. Brown
Klamath Swamp
Brown
Home Bakery Advertises Thanksgiving Baked Goods
An old classified note from Mrs. Dupuis at 1112 Railroad Street promotes cakes pies Boston baked beans brown bread fruit cake and mince pies for Thanksgiving with a phone contact red 2041.
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Boston
Women urged to use Lydia E Pinkham remedy for health
An editorial urging women with menstrual and reproductive health issues to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to avoid surgery. Includes patient letters praising the product and a call for women to write for advice, highlighting alleged success in restoring health and preventing operations.
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Hosital
Lydia G& Pinkham
Alice Berryhill
Boyce Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wes
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Masa
Riparia Line Progress Report Amid Rail Work Delays
B D Perkins division engineer of the T and N railroad says 27 miles of rails laid toward Riparia with progress moving along despite partial grading remaining. Cold weather expected not to halt work as Mountain Gem brings supplies to Squally John camp and possible wheat cargo plans noted.
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Reas
Riparia
B.D. Perkins
Hollinger
Perkins
Here
Mountain Gem
Squally John Camp
Lewleton
New Gold Find In Northwest Near Matdatone Sask
An experienced miner named Bolce reports placer digging south of Matdatone between here and Birling. Samples assay well and Royce notes gold spreads over a large area. Excitement grows as claim stakes increase and companies form to operate the properties.
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Matdatone
Sask
Bolce
Birling
Hae
Royce
Pretty Picture Mouldings Increase Stock and Service
An ad notes many pictures tear or fade, suggesting framing with the store’s mouldings to preserve memories. The shop has enlarged to double size to handle growing stock and business.
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Eilers Piano House
Lyon & Healy
Corniah Chapel
Corniah
Chickering Pianos
Main St
Harriman
State Society
Henry E. Motlin
Faerie J
Advanon
Prine
Forest Service
Atlanta
Payette
Hla
Baolse Sutesman
Goa
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Home Bakery
Misa Ruby Herat
East
Ind
Ruby Mushrush
Alice Berry
East Oregonian
Henry
Pendleton Tee & Cold Storage Company
Henneman‘s Cigar Store
Great Einstein Store
Alfalfarm
Livermore
Bickers
Judd Building
Empire Meat Co
The
Pendleton Paint
E. J. Murphy
Coast Street
Pine Rapids
Kapansalvo
Pendleton Planing Mills
I. Porster
American Collection Agency
Anthony P. Wilson
United States
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kansas
the Brewery
Paul Memmelgarn
Main Street
the Hollon Parker Company
Oregonian
East Webch ST
Fr. W. Williams
Manhattan Avenue
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