Oregon Fish Industry Threatened by Violations and Declining Returns
A Salem correspondent reports the Oregon salmon industry on the Columbia River is endangered by law violations and railroad construction impacts. Hatcheries at Ontario and Wallowa show sharply reduced egg takes, with less than 1,000,000 and under half of prior years respectively. Enforcement is uneven across the river, with Oregon officials unable to police Washington waters. The State Fish Commission urges swift action, warning that continued violations may force drastic cuts or closure unless laws are backed by public support. The article notes regulatory debates and officials at a meeting including Master Fish Warden Van Dusen and other state leaders.
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Salem
Oregon
Columbia River
State Fish Commission
Ontario
Wallowa
Upper Columbia
Washington
Ian
Firhworden van Dusen
van Dusen
Columbia
fMening Lawe
Hood River Figures Rally for Wasco County Division
Hood River residents prepare to push for a Wasco County division to the legislature hoping to gain enough signatures to place the measure before the governor. The plan anticipates a redraw of boundaries east of Hood River to leave Wasco with railroad taxes and mountain lands, while wooing former opponents.
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Hood River
Senate
Oregon Lolly
Cascade County
Jayice
Sesson
Whseo County
Plice
Salem
Moster
Wasco County
Wasco
Dormitory to Cost 875 000 for Oregon Agricultural College
At a board of regents meeting at the Imperial hotel the Oregon Agricultural College authorized the erection of a girls dormitory costing 875000 with space for 200 students. It will be modern and ready for fall term. President Weatherford and Secretary Daly were instructed to award bids. The meeting aimed to address crowded conditions and an appropriation may be sought.
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Weatherford
United States
Modernield Artillery
Daly
Chamberlain
Dunbar
Publle
Oregon’s Mines Count 2170 Across States Rich Resources
Information from the United States Geological Survey shows Oregon has 2170 mines of various kinds, many for gold and copper, with cobalt found only in Grant county. Labor Commissioner Hoff notes many mines are idle or underdeveloped due to capital limits and investor manipulation. About 3970 miners work in Oregon, earning roughly 2,002,000 dollars yearly.
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United States
Genlo Mice Survey Bureau
Washington
Oregon
Grant County
Hoff
Nandupulou
Baker
Josephine
Jackeon
Grant
Lane
Douglas
Coon
Arid Wyoming lands enter new era of settlers
In southern Wyoming arid tracts once deemed worthless are being reclaimed under dry farming. Cheyenne land office reports rising entries for homesteads in southern Laramie County, with 25 filings in the past month. About 5,000 acres already claimed, plus 40,000 more via Cedar Valley Land Co. and private ventures, signaling Cheyenne at the center of a growing agricultural community as land moves from cattle grazing to farming. A Chicago meeting authorized a $12 million stock raise and $10 million in bonds to fund a new independent railroad route from Chicago to the Missouri River, with rights of way set for Chicago and Kansas City.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne ‘Tribune
Axe of Land
Tombetur WL EL Chaplin
Cheyenne Land Offer
Cheyenee Mainliy
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Cedar Valley Land Company
Railroad For
Chicago, Ill
Chicago
Seventh Triennial World Woman's Temperance Union Meet
Delegates from nearly every country gather in Boston for the seventh triennial WCOT World Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention. John D. Long to toastmaster at a Tremont Temple banquet. Mrs L N Stevens presiding in his absence.
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John D. Long
Boston
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Park Street Church
Tremont Temple
Secretary of the Navy
Henry Somerset
The
Sea Lone
Mra. L. St. N. Stevens
Maine
Naotlonu W
WooMiNn's Temperance
United States
England
Societien
Frances E. Willard
Louise Rounds
Chicago
Mary Clement Leavitt
Mary A. E
Woodbridge
Cleveland
J. Ellen Foster
Washington
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Tod
Julia Coleman
New York
America
Canada
British Woman's Temperance Association
Scotland
Wales
Kaji Yo- Jima
Teklo
Uno
Africh
Mies
Mary F. Formie
Norah
Germany
Dresden
Helsingtors
New South
Aeriitone
Melbourne
Mies Nogebere
Sweden
Iaa
Growee
United Kingdom
Kent
Earl of Cariiate
Lacy Dorothy Howard
Countess of Carnale
TOG
Ginegow
Leeds
Birmingham
Nottingham
London
Idsley
Walos
Durmah
Chile
Cuba
Bulgaria
Brazil
Uruguay
Syria
Bahamas
Advice to housewives and Jewish farm exhibit details
A household tip touts Orino Laxative Frost Syrup for 0 cents and quick cures for constipation headaches and stomach troubles. An Oct 14 exhibit in New York, organized by Baron de Hirsch funds and Jewish aid societies, displayed farm products from about 1400 Jews across 18 states and stereo views contrasting crowded tenement life with improved living aboard the roof and in the exhibition room.
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New York
United States
Baron de Hirach Fund
Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society
Jewish Educational Alliance
Alliance
Foley’s Kidney Cure credited for health regain
Henry BE Jones of Tampa praises Foley’s Kidney Cure after trying many doctors with little help. He credits four bottles for his recovery and notes his improved health and ability to walk. Koeppena drug store endorses the remedy. W EF Tift of Everett Washington is reported to have died after six days of persistent hiccoughs leading to paralysis.
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Foley
Koeppen
Henry BE. Jones
Tampa
Fila
Tam
Koeppena
W. EF. Tift
Everett
Wash
Woman's Kidney Troubles and Lydia Pinkham Remedy
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for kidney troubles in women. It credits the remedy with success stories from Mrs. Samuel Frake and Mrs. J W Lang, and invites women with kidney or female weakness to seek her free advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Samuel Frake
Prospect Plains
N. J
Lydia Lydia E. Pinkham
J. W. Lang
Third Avenue
New York
Mra. Pinkham
Nkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia FE
Local Paint and Glass Leader in Umatilla County
A regional supplier proclaims the largest ant complete line of paints glass and wallpaper in Umatilla County. It highlights well known grades and broad stock offering.
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Umatilla County
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Supreme Lodge
New
Orleans
New Orleans
Knights of Pythlae
Order
City Park Free Track
California
Texas
Supreme Lodge of the Order
Mexico
IW Lang
Mrs. J. Frake
Shirwin Williams, Heath & Milligan Phoenix
Pendleton
E. J. Murphy
the Hollon Parker Company
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David B. Taff
the Landman
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