Inland Empire court term opens with 122 cases docketed
Circuit Comet at Taki City reports the September term will start before Judge Wo Smith. 122 cases are docketed: 5 criminal, 66 law, 62 equity. Attorneys Hyde Rand Cochrane, Hambleton indicted for murder, assault charges loom, and bonds tied to local taxation and bond issues. The council faces a 16 mill tax plan to fund war debts and a Carnegie library levy, with old city indebtedness noted as 50,630.18.
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Carnegie
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Sumpter District league to publish 5000 pamphlet
At a Sumpter District Development League meeting held in city hall a plan to publish a 5000 copy booklet at $177 was approved. A Mohr read the draft text and will oversee distribution with a four page sheet and 8000 copies at $70. A free employment office for the project was discussed but action postponed.
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Sumpter District Development League
A. Mohr
Pocatello Fiscal Affairs Levy for Municipal Expenses
City council details a levy to fund municipal government for the year ending April 4, 1908. Ordinance fixes a levy of ten milles to cover expenses and sustain operations.
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Storm Destroys Tower in Washington County
WW. H. Upehureh recounts a cyclone in the mountains east of Long valley last Sunday. The storm moved southerly, clearing a path about a quarter mile wide for three miles with uprooted tamarack and poplar devastation. He narrowly avoided death among felled timber, described as perhaps the most destructive wind Washington county has seen.
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H. Upehureh
Long Valley
Washington County
Cambridge News
Local farmer Hinrichs talks of seed yields near Pullman
Whorichs Ralees Secu and Max Hojorioha, residents near Pullman, met the Tribune to discuss annual hay and seed work. Hinrichs reports cleaning brome grass seed on 20 acres and meadow grass on 30 acres, yielding 500 pounds of weed from brome and 700 pounds from meadow grass, all sold to a Portland seed firm. He plans to thresh 40 acres of alfalfa for seed and expects 12,000 pounds of seed at 174 cents per pound, with a home market nearby.
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Washington Agricultural College Growth From 1898 to 1907
The Pullman Tribute notes the Washington Agricultural College opening January 14, 1898 with 08 students and a rapid rise to nearly 1200 by 1907. Growth attributed to President Enoch A. Bryan and a dedicated corps of instructors, reflecting ongoing expansion in enrollment and facilities.
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Washington Agricultural College
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Enoch A. Bryan
Peps Laxative Cough Syrup for Children
Mothera and little children no longer suffer coughs. Pees Laxative Cough Syrup tastes good and works by relieving the cold through the bowels. Clears nasal congestion and head. Guaranteed, sold by A. C. Koeppens Tirog.
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Missouri Flat farmer Bond yields 65 bushels per acre
Missouri Flat farmer M. S Bond reported 6151 bushels from 28 acres of non irrigated wheat in six years on the Missouri Flat farm, averaging about 65 bushels per acre. He also holds 266 acres on Cat and plans 260 more on Virtue Flat, expecting large returns next year.
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Missouri
Troutdale Depot Burned in Historic Oregon Town
The O R N depot at Troutdale near Portland burned Sunday noon, destroying the two story structure and a boxcar load of lumber. Loss estimated at 10000 with Kendall family and furnishings ruined except two coal oil lamps and clothing. Depot, 27 years old, cost about 15000, site donated by Captain Harlow who insisted it be two stories and Oregon’s finest outside Portland.
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Multnomah County
Oregon
Lost and Found Drugstore Box Sparks Health Claim
A box of Dr King s New Life Pills found at Tallman and Co s drugstore triggers a notice about billousness malaria and jaundice. The pill offers a guaranteed relief with a 26 cent price."}
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Is Now Completely Paralyzed In Critical Condition
Paul Lederle a well known La Grande tail or suffered a second stroke on the left side yesterday and is now totally paralysed and helpless in St Anthony's hospital He has been confined there for over a year His daughter Mice Pauline Lederle of La Grande is bedridden and he cannot be moved to Topeka Kansas as planned due to the latest stroke
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Suffering Men and Women Find Sexine Pills Remedy
The advertisement claims Sexine Pills ease overwork and worry for both sexes and restore strength and energy. It promises quick results for tired, nervous, and irritable people with a money-back guarantee. Milo store is noted as the seller.
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Pendleton Ukiah Daily Stage Schedule Except Sundays
Daily stage service runs between Pendleton and Ukiah except Sundays. The outbound departs Pendleton at 7 p.m. and arrives at Ukiah later the same evening. The return departs Ukiah at 6 p.m. and reaches Pendleton by early evening.
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