Lost items and odds and ends fill town listings
A noisy scatter of notices and ads describes goods and services from cigars and tobacco to oysters and nuts, with lodging, hats, and shoes offerings. It also notes a lost black ice wool shawl on Water Street and includes county size trivia about Oregon.
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Blakesee
Blakeslee
Ingram
B. O
de- Co
T. Wade
Water Street
Idaho Reserve Expansion Pending Inquiry
The Lewiston land office reports a temporary withdrawal of 2,300,000 acres in Idaho and Boise counties south of the Bitter Root forest area. The Bitter Root reserve will total 5,200,000 acres, comparable in size to Massachusetts. Lands now withdrawn run along the Salmon river watershed, including Thunder Mountain, Marshall Lake, Warrens and other mining districts.
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Lewiston Land Office
Hermann
Idaho
Boise
Massachusetts
Salmon River
Thunder Mountain
Marshall Lake
Warrens
Lecture on Bacteria by Professor B H Brown
A stalyised audience heard Professor B H Brown of Whitmann College lecture last night at the Congregational church. He spoke in a scientific manner aided by experiments and charts, covering bacilli production their relation to diseases and the effect of night as a destroyer of disease breeding germs.
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B. H. Brown
Whitmann College
Congregational Church
Pendleton Society Happenings Thanksgiving Visitors Return
Pendleton society notes recount Friends and relatives visiting Walla Walla and Portland over Thanksgiving. Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Warner, and Miss Nye are listed among those visiting relatives. A large New Year event at Jollylub, and a Freewater marriage, also feature in this brief.
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C. B. Roosevelt
Walla
Frank Wamsley
Wallan Walla
F. W. Vincent
G. Smith
Huntington
Pendleton
R. Alexander
Walla Walla
C. J. Ferguson
T. ©. Warner
Mable Nye
Ted Thompson
City
John Dickson
Portland
J. R. Dickson
Jones
Pendleton Public Schools
Anna M. Marshall
Ality
Eb, P. Marshall
Walter P. Fell
Therori E. Fell
John Dodson
K. S. Bryson
D H. Holgate
Eugene
Holgate
Mr. Bryson
Corvallis
Mesdames L. Hunziker
Frank Thompson
Wallin Walla
Chester E. Shaffer
Freewater
Secretary Moore Notes Irrigation Funds Process for Wallowa County
Eastern Oregon neighbors seek federal aid for irrigation projects with a request for maps showing irrigable land, storage capacity, dam specs, canal lengths, materials, and rainfall. A government engineer could evaluate the plan after receiving detailed data and a good section map.
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Moore
Wallowa
Bulldine
Swhd
Grain futures mixed as wheat markets show modest moves
Wheat opened and closed for December trading as quotes referenced a dry crisp morning. Prices show a 2 percent advance in grain rates east of Chicago, with Minneapolis down 640 and Duluth down 462 versus last year. London and Liver pool futures softened while New York cables eased.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Vloie of Navigation
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Qredor
Purday
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Eostern and
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Grats's
Phillips
Siebert & Schulz
lal—Gentleman Roomer
Whitaker
Grate's
Olympia
Teutsch
West
Alta Street
Nolf
Lowast Priors
Henker
Court Street
Miesexce
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Malheur
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Grant
Harhey
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Clatsop
Columbia
Polk
Sherman
Washington
Yamhill
Rhode Island
United States Senate
Coral
Spea
Hunziker
Koeppen
Main St
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Pendle ‘Ton
Tan
The
Manhattan
the Peoples Warehouse Outfitters
Archit Huson
Rosetta Huson
Ellie
Glen Booth
Glendale
Ashland
Wader
Butte
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Mary Melane
Mary MacLane
Mary
Walter
Coe Commission Company
J. C. Major
Juvenile Books
Henry, Alger
Alcott
Nolf Store
Santa Claus
Crowner Bros Telephone
Boston
Frazier's
Kline
Kline & Co
Liquor Store
Main Street
Standard, White, and
Wheeler & Wilson
Jesse