Men Sought for Telluride Hydroelectric Plant Labor
The Telluride Power company seeks 260 to 500 workers for a 25,000 horsepower hydroelectric plant on Bear River near Grace. In Pocatello today are Master Mechanic Burke and General Superintendent Dusenbery, stating machinery trades are preferred but all skilled and unskilled men are welcome. Plant completion is weeks away with power transmission to Utah towns not expected until June next year amid Western labor shortages.
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Telluride Power Company
Bear River
Grace
Pocatello Tribune
P. J. Burke
Frank Dusenbery
Pocatello
Dusenbery
Tribune
Northwest
Telluride Company
Jar shortage cripples fruit producers in peach market
A fruit jar scarcity this season caused multi thousand dollar losses for producers. Despite liberal peach supplies, demand outpaced jar availability, limiting storage and fresh fruit movement. Wholesalers report jar receipts far below last year, with a major firm receiving only two cars instead of four or five.
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Moeilford
Southern Oregonian
Indians Dominant At Tappeniah Potlatch In Dust Echo
The Yakima Republic notes only the Indians remain at Tap peniah for the annual potlatch while white visitors have tired of the pageantry and returned home. The event, a notable draw for many outsiders, showcases the great Indian festival of big dinners in a thrifty Yakima locale.
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Tappeniah
Yakima Republic
Fragmented celebration notes in a bygone event
A historical clipping describes diverse festivities including dances, large races, gambling contests, and other celebrations led by communities not typically familiar to white observers. The tone hints at vibrant, multi facet urban or rural gatherings with competitive games and social rituals.
Enlistments lag as harvest ends and farm fairs loom
Spokane notes show October enlistments are only three despite harvest ending. Recruiters blamed labor demand, but hope remains with county fairs upcoming. Lewiston Tribune reports Captain Roger Morrissey sold 140 acres in Tammany Hollow four miles south of Lewiston for 8000, indicating rapid land value rise from 1500 five years earlier.
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Spokane
County
Falra
Roger Morrissey
Tammany Hollow
Alverson
Missouri
Planted Meeker's Hops in Yakima Valley Pioneer Field
The Yakima Republic notes Charles Carpenter, pioneer and retired businessman, planted the first hops field in the Ahtanum district on his donation claim at two acres. Roots came from Eura Meeker of Puyallup who recently returned from Washington, and the field has grown with many additional acres over time. Nearby Wattsburg Times reports high prices at a public horse sale with top prices for mature horses and colts, including a 7-year-old team at 1600 pounds valued at 482 dollars and other consignments priced from 185 to 260 dollars.
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Meeker
Yakima Valley
Charles Carpenter
Ahtanum
Yakima Republic
Eura Meeker
Puyallup
Wattsburg
N P Has A Cinch Over Land Grants Says Yakima Paper
Public commentary debunks rumors of government railway land dispute. Lands granted to Northern Pacific have been patented. withdrawal from sale cited as private business by the company. Letter from Henry F E Jones of Tampa praises Foley's Kidney Cure via Pendleton Drug Co.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Railroad Land Department
Yakima
Register Coleman
United States Land Office
Oregon
Henry FE. Jones
Tampa
Via
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Bicycle Crash Throws Rider and Buggy Wheel
A young man and his bicycle were thrown from a buggy as the pair went off balance. The rider landed on his head but was not badly hurt, while the rear wheel ran over his shoulder. The bicycle struck the buggy wheel, disabling the vehicle and requiring the horse to be unhitched for repairs. One occupant was lightly struck by the bicycle during the collision.
Foley’s Honey and Tar cure claim and travel expo notice
Certification that druggists may refund if Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Advertising benefits of the product and claims of curing grippe cough pneumonia and consumption with no opiates. Also notes excursion rates to Walla Walla Fair from October 12 to 19 by the O R N company and Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup priced at 60 cents from Pendleton Drug Co.
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Foley
The
Pendleton Drug Co
Walla Walla Fair
Oo, R, & N, Company
Pendleton Ukiah Daily Passenger Schedule
Daily trips run except Sundays with a Pendleton to Ukiah route leaving 7 a m and arriving 6 p m in Ukiah. Return departs Ukiah 6 p m arriving Pendleton 6 p m. Fares: Pendleton Ukiah 3.00 one way, 5.00 round trip. Pendleton Alba 2.75 one way, 5.00 round trip. Pendleton Ridge 2.00 one way, 3.60 round trip. Pendleton Nye 1.50 one way, 2.60 round trip. Pendleton Pilot Rock 1.00 one way, 1.60 round trip.
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Pendleton
Ukiah
Alba
Ridge
Nye
Pilot Rock
Eighty Acres for Sale with Orchard and Alfalfa
Bargain offer to November 1 lists eighty acres with forty acres bottom land and fair improvements. Includes twenty acres alfalfa, price 2700 with 1200 cash and 200 per year balance at 6 percent. Contact George R. Roberts, Room 6, under Savings Bank, Foley's Kidney Cure mentioned for kidney troubles. Pendleton.
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George R. Roberts
Bavings Bank
Peculiar Accident at Intersection Stuns Eugene
A remarkable crash at Eighth and Willamette today noon involved a buggy driven by two women and a speeding cyclist. The bicycle struck the buggy’s front wheel, sending him flying as onlookers watched in shock from the street.
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Eighth
Willamette Streets
Saya
Eugene Guard
Willamette Street
Signs by Charles Lane and Son Expert Sign Writer
Notice that Charles Lane and Son employ an expert sign writer and advise consulting them for signs. The ad implies professional sign crafting services available locally.
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Charles Lane & Son
Sexine Pills advertised by Pendleton Drug Co
The ad touts Sexine Pills as a cure for nervous, weak or irritable persons. Treatment costs five dollars with a money back guarantee. It claims pills make you strong and happy and notes prices of one box one dollar or six boxes five dollars. The Pendleton Drug Company sells the product and asserts no substitutes.
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Pendleton Drug Company
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