Pendleton Man Credits Doans Kidney Pills After Fall
G W Baker of Pendleton recounts a severe Seattle fall from 12 feet that damaged his kidneys. He praises Doan s Kidney Pills from Brock McComas Co stating he is cured and free of pain and dizziness. The East Oregonian notes its role as Eastern Oregon s representative paper.
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Pendleton
G. W. Baker, Carpenter
Tustin
Aura Streets
Seattle
Wash
Dean
Brock & McComas Co
Woater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Encole
United
East Oregonian
Oregon
Good Roads Convention Seeks 3000 Dollar State Aid
Oregon Good Roads convention in Portland endorses Governor Chamberlain on convict labor for roads and calls for a 3000 dollar appropriation shared by counties by assessable value. A five member Legislative Committee would push for relevant legislation, urging state and federal aid and a 100000 dollar request for the Office of Public Roads Inquiries.
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Chamberlain
Portland
Legislative Committee
Oregon
Congress
Reclaiming Desert Near Spokane Irrigate 7000 Acres
The Spokane Canal company led by president L. Maclean contracts with Stone and Manning to divert water from Newman Lake to Spokane prairie between Trent and the Idaho line. Grading starts immediately with completion aimed soon. six weeks for excavation per engineer W R Prowell. Project will irrigate about 7000 acres tributary to Spokane. Also includes brief notes on dyspepsia remedy and Idaho range prospects with Rancher Macum Smith commenting on grass conditions and sheep movements.
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Spokane
Spokane Canal Company
L. Maclean
Messrs
W. R. Prowell
Idaho
Bolsa Capital News
Macum Smith
Ola
Bquaw Creek
Spokane Tax Levy Raises School Support to 7.5 Mills
Spokane the school board sets the next year levy at seven and one half mills, maintaining current expenses and not including building funds. The board awaits approval of a $200,000 bond issue approved for building purposes at the November 7 election.
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Spokane
Board of Education
Fred Phair
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promoted As Harmless Cure
An 1880s style ad touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a painless purifier that clears bile, improves complexion, cures headaches, and tastes pleasant. Testimonial from Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana claims other pills gripe and sicken, while Dewitt's are perfect. Also mentions tobacco cure claims and a New York Cotton Exchange sales record of 1,500,000 bales.
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DeWitt
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
Dewittt
Rivera
Tallman & ‘C
New York Cotton Exchange
Wvet
Beecham
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Joo & Coht
Milwaukee
Candy Cathartic
Sele
Ostermoor Mattresses
C. DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Mia
W. W. Saylor
Hilliard
Walla Walla
Main Street
Bradhold Regulator Co
Standard Grocery Co
Clearangg
C.C
Opera
Lezant
Gus Lafontan
Dutton’s
Candy Kitey
Herron Sail
Laatz
Main
Conrad Pia
Refsiga
Schwarz & Ge
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