World Theosophists to gather in Chicago next Sunday
General news item: Theosophists from around the world will convene in Chicago for a weeklong session starting next Sunday. The report notes concurrent gatherings include a New Mexico sheepmen meet in Albuquerque September 18 22 to form a state association and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen biennial convention in Milwaukee with about 750 delegates.
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Chicago
Sheepmen
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry Barrd
New York
James Moran
Barrd Taid
Honolulu
Moran
Herman Ovlrichs
Oetrichs
Wasco County
Wamle
Tyeh
National Life & Accident Insurance Company of
Nashville, Tenn
Chattanooga
State Woolgrowers Meeting at Condon September 1906
The annual meeting of the Oregon Woolgrowers association will be held at Condon in Gilliam county on September 19, 1906. All woolgrowers or others interested in the sheep industry are invited to attend. Rk, R. Keys, President. H. C. Rooper, Secretary.
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Oregon, Woolgrowers' Association
Condon
Gilliam County
R. Keys
H. C. Rooper
Artisans Gather for Assembly Meeting and Social
Members of Alpha Assembly No 9 and all Artizans are asked to attend Tuesday evening in September. After installation of officers a social time will follow. Seven hundred forty seven expert riflemen entered the tournament at Seagirt New Jersey for the honor and a cash prize of 1000 dollars.
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Alpha Assembly No. 9
Seagirt
N. J
Northwest News Roundup Across Roads and Rail Lines
A montage of Northwest incidents includes Joe Tule’s fatal back injury on Idaho’s steamer Idaho at Coeur d’Alene Lake, a Connell brickworks output, a request for funds to build a Walla Walla penitentiary chapel, and derailments near Kinvey Kansas. Additional items cover irrigation failures in Mexico, national rifle tournament marks, Yakima fruit shipments, and Lewiston High School football prospects.
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Joe Tule
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene Lake
Connell
Columbia River Methodist Episcopal Conference
Salubrin
Troney
Walla
Hiejinda
Hablo Martinex del Rio
Seagivn
Alm Lien
United State Engineer Corps
Yakima
Lowi
Lewiston
Spokane
Panama
Tein
Butte
Mont
Notes Arrivals at Portland and Nearby Cities
List of names and places noting arrivals and notes from Portland Spokane New York Chicago The Dalles and other locations including George Stott Denver J W Collins and J Fleharty with associated individuals and towns. The fragmentary roster reads like a passenger or guest note with numerous names and locales.
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St George
G. BD. Galley
Portland
T. C. Lord
Wm. H. Dougherty
Newton Philips
New York
B. W. Evendon
Spokine
J. W. Cooper
Walla Walla
H. L. Ackles
Ta Grande
Eva Barstow
Hailes
RB. W. Cray
San Francisco
A. C L. Reeves
Fortland
K. A. Wyckoff
George M. Stott
Denver
J. W. Colins
Chicago
T. N. Kerr
LL Moody
Spokane
AL H. Small
Tairsen
Antena
FLBL
Cromble
Max Crandall
Trotel
Penbleton
Glendening
J. W. Teving
Pacoma
C. A. Banett
Athena
H. P. Thompson
Séeeger
J. €. Fleharty
Bolwe
G. Stevens
BEFE
F. Mirden
Fritegn
A. Stueher
Nolin
Settlement settles Wenaha range trouble in Walla Walla area
Chief Ranger J M Schmitz returns from Bic Meadows to report Davin Brothers grazed cattle territory with sheep. The dispute over Mill Creek and Walla Walla river ranges is settled as sheep move back to sheep territory. Schmitz sees good range, expects more talks to prevent future clashes. He will tour Asotin district to hear cattlemen complaints about sheep encroachment.
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Wallia Walla
Saya
Wenaha
Walla Walla River
J. M. Schmite
Lnto
Bie Meadows
da Vin Brothers
Mill Creek
Walla, Walla River
Davin Brothers
Stummer
Schmitz
Ranger Schmitz
Bic Meadows
Asotin
Ines
Cattle Market Review From Chicago Livestock World
Cattle prices reach up to 5.25 with top lots of heavy westerns selling around. Weekly range cattle supply about 27 000 head amid widespread lower prices due to liberal run and shortage of good native corn fed cattle. Strong demand for sound weight and quality persists, with outlook favorable for western cattle across the season.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock World
Sieben & Arnott
Calbertson
Mont
Mnnday
Craig Pros
Belle Fourche
North Dakota
V. Bernard
Log Camp Tragedy Claims Oliver Bates in Centralia
Oliver Bates died in Centralia Washington from injuries after a log jammed him across the abdomen as he was pushed against the end of a car in a logging camp.
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Oliver Bates
Centralia
Wash
Deaconness Department Report Highlights Spokane Home for Aged
Miss Mary Curnick outlines the Deaconness Home for the Aged in Spokane caring for 17 elderly residents from 65 to 101. The Spokane home owns the property, grows its own produce, and relies on donations to provide meals, clothing, and comfort. Rev W F Armilela describes improvements to the four story hospital, while Miss Mary Hepburn appeals for more trained young women to join the noble service and fund training.
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M. B
Northwest
Yakima Republic
M. E
North Yakima
Mary Curnick
Deaconness Home For
Spokane
Mies Curnick
Flo S. Jordan
W. FL Armilela
Spokiane
Mary Hepburn
Deadenness
Seatile
Terrible death of a baker county miner near Hiames
The Baker City Herald reports the brutal death of Ed Welch, a roving miner from Flagetate, crushed by an Oregon Railroad and Navigation train near a crossing four miles north of Haines. His mangled remains were scattered along the track, only a single card identified him. Clarence De Tert, 07, drowned in Rogue River at Grants Pass when a boat overturned. three others escaped.
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Baker County
Baker City
Ed Welch
Hiames
Donrchers
Flagetate
Jackson
Alf Currey
Tron
Welch
Haines Road
Haker
Haines
Pringe
Ireland
Africa
Australia
J. Et. Connor
Sumpter Seloon
G. C. Thomas
Clarence de Tert
Rogue River
Grant's Pass
Mwinimiin
Many Fishermen Drown on Columbia Bar Disaster
A Portland newspaper reports that the Royal Chinook refused to come in, forcing crews to fish or return empty. Between 69 and 70 fishermen lost their lives this season at the Columbia bar, many never identified as boats and crews vanished. About 150 men returned to Portland seeking rest and future work, with some heading to Willamette valley hop fields.
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Columbia
Portland
Humber
Willamette Valley
Columbia River
NIP IT IN THE BUD Hair Loss Linked to Dandruff
European skin specialist Professor Anna states dandruff stems from parasites in the scalp destroying hair bulbs. Hair thins then falls out. Newbro’s Herpicide claims to kill the dandruff germ, restore softness and thickness. Sold by leading druggists with samples via mail order from The Herpicide Co Detroit.
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Anna
Newbro
Bond
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Perfect Beer and the Eight Day Malt Process
An advertisement extols Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as a nourishing tonic made with eight day malt. It claims the eight day process preserves all nutritious elements of barley, improves digestion, and offers superior flavor compared to four day malting.
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Itv
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Pendleton Marble Works
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Minn
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Court Street
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Terpening
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