Oregon Needs Better Water Laws
The Irrigan Irrigator urges a new water code in Oregon. A Hood River meeting of the State Irrigation society could shape a modern system to measure streams, adjudicate rights, and instantly protect prior users while courts settle final titles. It calls for a water commissioner and a formal, statewide plan aligned with reclamation service precedents.
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Irrigan Irrigator
Oregon
Hood River
State Irrigation Society
Lana
Laweult
Hhs
Salem Morris Bten
Reclamation Service
Bien
Wyoming
Colorado
Vinh
Kien
Mr. Blen’s
Tumors Targeted by Lydia Pinkham Treatment Promoted
A distorted ad for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims success in treating tumors and gynecological issues. It cites Mrs. Fannie D. Foz and references Mrs. Pinkham of Lyon Massachusetts offering free advice for twenty five years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fannie D. Foz
Lydia Einkham
Pinkham
Lyon
Maas
Doping Automobiles Stir Vanderbilt Cup Talk On Dope
The New York World reports that auto racing uses a doping substance akin to horse and cyclist doping. Eighteen cars in the Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island next Saturday may have inflated power from dope, with Pierre mixed into gasoline to boost speed.
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New York
Long Island
American Automobile Association
Pierre
Perdition
Thomas Garove
Krug’s Corner
Cattle Drive to Alaska Ends in Fairbanks
Hanley returns from overland cattle drive from Pyramid Harbor to Fairbanks Alaska. He and Mrs. Hanley stay at the Imperial hotel in Portland after delivering cattle that endured the 700 mile trek and fattened en route. Prices secured well at Fairbanks market.
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BE. B. Hanley
Fairbanks
Alaska
Alaska City
Pyramid Harbor
Eye
Oregon Daily Journal
Madras flouring mill reopens after year idle
The Madras flouring mill is back in operation after being idle for a year or more due to litigation. There was strong demand for its services, and its reopening likely prevented the construction of a new mill elsewhere.
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Madras
Farmers urged to use good methods
Nez Perce county expert R Spiker urges Idaho farmers to adopt efficient practices. He cites drilling seed at proper depth, early seeding and harvesting, and using a 12 foot binder over headers for cost and speed. Emphasizes ground prep, timing, and profitable grain choices for first-rate yields.
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R. Spiker
Nez Perce County
Idaho
Umatillo County
Spiker
Nez Perce Prairie
Lewiston
Asotin
Nex Perce
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