Wheeler County superintendent dies after long illness
W W Kennedy Wheeler County school superintendent dies after a two month illness with dropsy. He had lived in the county for twenty years. The report notes his service and death in the Northwest News column.
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W. W. Kennedy
Wheeler County
Chehalis
West
George Chrohock
Joe Koveki
Joe Bonnet
Pe-Ei
Darrow
Tacoma
Willie le Veeney
Public Offer Promotes Vinol to Pendleton readers
An offer guarantees weight restoration through Vinol with a money back clause if expected results are not achieved. Brock & Mothomas Co. promote Vinol as a delicious tonic that strengthens digestion, increases appetite, and improves appearance for thin people in Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Vinci
New York
Brock & Mothomas Co
Drugginta
Promoting Grocer Price Cuts Sparks Money Back Offer
A local grocer advertises savings on selected items with a money back promise. Customers are urged to purchase and claim refunds if prices drop further within a set period. The notice highlights store location and eligible products.
Sound business practice matters for nature’s wealth
The article emphasizes prudent business methods as essential for safeguarding natural resources and ensuring sustainable use. It argues that responsible management protects ecosystems, supports long term profit, and preserves biodiversity for future generations.
Daily East Oregonian by carrier
A compact line noting the Daily East Oregonian is delivered by carrier for sixteen cents per week.
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East Oregonian
Departure of Jerry Simpson in an era of reform and resignation
A long retrospective sketches the career of Jerry Simpson born 1844 in New Brunswick and raised in New York. He rose from mills to Congress, shifting from abolitionist Republican to populist reformer, famed for rustic dress and fiery oratory. His departure from public life follows a turbulent political arc and personal failures.
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Jim Hols Lowell
Wichita
Kansas
Simpson
Chester J. Lang
Simpoon
Poeter Valley
New Wrunewick
Oneida County
New York
J. H. Ritter
Toledo
Luddington
Heneberrg
Abe
Simypeon
Marine Life
Bimpenn
Abraham Lincoln
Nathee
Eoigrene
Jerry Simpson
Washington
Simeon
Jerry
Shester Long
Congress
Newie
Wot
Socklews
Railroads to extend along Columbia and reach Portland soon
A St Paul statement from Hill railway officials confirms the Northern Pacific will extend along the Columbia River bank through Kennewick and Vancouver, aiming to be in operation within the year. The cost is not fixed but sources say about 19 million dollars will be invested. The Burlington will immediately start 840 miles of new track to connect with its line to Salt Lake City, beginning near Broken Bow and ending at Bridgeport, with connections to Guernsey and La Lake City.
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Edward Martin
Department of Public Health and Charities of
Philadelphia
Weaver
George Roberts
Sparks
Heno
Nev
New York
Edward Nelson
P. Simpson
Earl Thompson
Benjamin Benson
Harrisburg
Townsend
Montana
S. Thompson
San Francis
Theodore Pinove
Planse
Western Life & Indemnity Company
William le Vegher
Pata
Hillsboro
M. M. Mond
Kitchin Stowe
Silverton
Margaret
Mir
Mew
W. A. Hemenway
Los Atgeles
Charles W. Mil
Hill Moon
Black Bear
Pincer and Quarts
Rogue River
Roth & Frye
C. C. Millix
Lvesiosk
State Supreme Court
Svicnong
J.C. Ryan
J. F. Sroth
Portland
North Monk Road
Farington
Bald West
Far St. Paul
Hill Railway
Northern Pacific
Forth
Columbia River
Kennewick
Vancouver
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Company
Theenn
Cart
Tto
Hurlington
Manger Holdicdae
Purlington Road
Burlington
Balt Lake City
Broken Pow
Vintageware inventory note with copper bottom pots
A fragmented listing describes various kitchen items including coffee pots with copper bottoms, kettles, dishes, platters, colanders, and a pitcher collection. It mentions sizes from small to large, some with material notes like granite and lime, with scattered prices and identifiers.
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Joe Ain
Aes
Siew Bettie
Lure
Siew Kettle
Collinders
Amended Burlington extension filed for Nebraska railroad
Amended articles filed with county clerks by General Manager Holdredge in Omaha cover a new extension of the Burlington road. It will be part of the Nebraska Wyoming & Western Railroad within the Marl ington system, extending from Bridgeport eastward to the main line about 250 miles in length and westward from Gulernsey to Salt Lakes City 850 miles long.
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Hroken Bow-Hridgeport
Burlington Road
Holdredge
Omaha
Nebraska, Wyrombg & Western Railroad
Pridgeport
Gulernsey
Sult Lakes City
Land draws, open settlement after allotment draw
Only a fraction of 5100 Ufitah reserve land draw entries have taken land. Three quarters of the district drawn will open to settlement after the 28th, with locations possible regardless of prior registrations. Transportation limits and water access hindered entry, while vast livestock waits to be shipped to multiple western states.
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Ufitah Re
Priver
Stuckh Cars Urgently Needed for Baker County Shipment
Severe car shortage hampers shipping in Baker County with many goods stored in depots awaiting delivery. Stock Inspector Parker Church Mair notes widespread demand as cattle and sheep await transport, causing rising costs and delays across the region.
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Baker County
Jdepot
Ouleide
Polita
Cara
Parker
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