Farmer Life Pays Big for Tacoma Workman Turned Landowner
Weston Allen left Northern Pacific car shops in Tacoma earning four dollars daily to farm near Sunnyside Yakima. He says five acres of fruit land and two acres for buildings yielded around $2200 net this year, with plans to expand to forty more acres. His story has drawn interest from more than a thousand former Tacoma workers, many buying land. A second incident describes a body found on a cliff near Viento with broken limbs, unknown identity, clothes remaining, and remnants of life.
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Weston Allen
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Tacoma
Sunnyside
Mr. Allen
Wil
Northern Pacific Car Shops
A Tard Debt to Pay by Gratitude to Dr King’s New Discovery
A quoted testimonial from G. B. Clark of Weatfield Town praising Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe lung illness. Clark says his life was saved, with dry cough vanishing after one bottle and full recovery after three. Tallman & Co. guarantees the remedy with prices 60 cents to 1 dollar and a free trial bottle.
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Clark
Weatfield
Town
Tallman & Co
Drugista
Dead Man Found After Climbing Viento Cliff
Word reached Hood River Tuesday that a dead man’s body was found at the bottom of a cliff near Viento. Holman boy and companions, while fishing about one mile below Viento, climbed a rock ledge for wood and found the remains. James Chitty, residing nearby, was informed and went to the scene.
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Bartmess
Viento
Hood- River
Holman
James Chitty
St. Joseph's Academy Pendleton Oregon Admits Pupils
Under the direction of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia the academy offers resident and day pupils with special attention to movie and elocution. Students prepared for teachers exams for county and state certificates. For particulars address Sister Superior.
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Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Hereford herd grows for Enterprise rancher
George S. Craig adds a carload of registered Hereford cows to his ranch near Enterprise, boosting his herd to one of the largest in the inland Empire. He paid about 125 dollars per cow, with 7 dollars freight each from North Yakima, and bought bull calves for local stockmen at about 67 dollars each including freight.
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George S. Craig
Inland Empire
Enterprise
North Yakima
Elgin Av
Enterprise News Record
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New York
Marine
Love
Bond Brothers
Pendleton’s Leading Clothiers
ST. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Fine Hereford Herd
Cleveland
Oregon
United States Depository
National Bank Act
tetBenian
M. J. Hendricks
Thompson St
Hohbach’s
Oyster House
Court St
Pendleton
E. J. Murphy
E. Court Black
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