Judge Lowell on Water Legislation in Oregon
Judge Stephen A. Lowell, read by Justice T. G. Halley, argues for arid land water rights reform in Oregon. He favors prior appropriation, warns against riparian doctrine, and urges statewide adoption of coordinated water use to boost irrigation, power, and national irrigation projects while protecting private rights and supporting state development.
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Stephen A. Lowell
Siem
Lowell
T. G. Halley
State Supreme Court
Gheton
Atte
Colorado
Pointbie
State of
Oregon
Parthoia
Judes
trans-Cakonda
Chile
Aneh
Wietret
Kidney Health Warned By Overwork Claim
An old remedy advertisement argues kidneys control blood purity and warn that overwork weakens them. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney solution, claiming it aids other organs and offers samples by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
High farming at 8000 feet sparks grand plans near divide
Cherie Joel farms at South Pie near the continental divide with crops hay and vegetables thriving at 8000 feet. He plans a grand home and larger operations including a dam and irrigation from the Little Sandy river, redirecting mountain waters toward the Atlantic slope.
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United States
Cherie Joel
South Pie
Continental Divide
Chevyonne Tribune
Joel
Sindy
Jouytaly
Wittinately
Hot Springs Described on Warm Springs Reservation
Descriptive sketch of natural hot springs along the Warm Springs river. Notes locations southwest bank, pool dimensions, and water temperatures. Observes a cascade upstream with a boiling spring feeding spa water into the river. Calls the springs delightful, healthful, and likely to grow in importance. Accommodations remain largely as nature made them.
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Madras
Warm Springs
Stedge
Seek to Annul Treaty Over Liquor on Nez Perce Reservation
Lewiston Evening Teller reports a dispute over liquor on the Nez Perce reservation. A Kamiah Indian has threatened to initiate actions to have the treaty with the Indians declared null if the Supreme Court upholds a federal ruling allowing liquor on the reservation.
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Lewlyton
Nez Percs
Nex Perce
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States Brown Court of
Indiens Push to Delay Move to Fort Hall Reservation
Senator Heyburn forwarded a protest against moving Lemhi Indians from their Lomhi quarters to Fort Hall. Commissioner Loupp notes substantial objections and warns winter conditions and water supply, urging arrangements be made before removal. The legislature previously funded a fall relocation, but the commission delays until reception is ready.
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Todione
Port Hall
Huntil
Heyburn
Loupp
Lomb
Fort Hall
Teydoay
Lomhi
Tully
Boley
Wall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Blood Remedy
Cure advertised as internal treatment for catarrh, not local applications. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure reaches the blood and mucous surfaces, with Wall's Catarrh Cure prescribed by physicians. States combination of ingredients purifies blood and treats the disease nationwide. Includes testimonial offer and Toledo company contact.
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Divense
Wall
Hall
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Heal's Family
Father Mitchell and Maud Orerfield to face September trial
In a Senate session the case of Father Mitchell and Maud Orerfield is set for September 12 to resolve the question of their county. Attorneys and others involved indicate readiness, with reports noting hearings and preliminary motions.
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Mitchell
Maud Orerfield
Senate
Erole
Lengthy Moffat tunnel plan eyed to ease Rockies grade
Denver’s Moffat line considers a record long through-mountain tunnel from Talland to Idlewide at about 8000 feet elevation to cut a 700 foot climb over 14 miles. Chief Engineer Summer estimates a three year build with costs over 4 million dollars. surveys begin near Tolland with decision expected after data later this season.
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Rocky Mountains
Moffat
America
Tolland
la Dora
Wild Blow
Morace A. Summer
Ono
Denver
Morrow County Happenings on Local Life and Farming
Attorney and Mrs. C. Redfield visit Pendleton while Pendleton interests are discussed by J. Creswell. James Wyland ships 35 head of yearling steers to Curt Rhea for feeding on Rhea Creek. Swaggart files a 6000 or 10000 stake race claim for a two year old at East Oregon stock farm near Heppner. Millard French reports dry land wheat yields of 49 to 60 bushels per acre from White Russian and a hybrid varietal, with James Town fair potential. Wrigley irrigation on a Columbia River island yields large melons and a 45gpm pump system. Tlwaco-Knappton rail extension to begin, 16 miles.
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Redfield
Pendleton
Mee Redfleld
J. A. Creswell
Morrow County
James Wyland
Hardman Ranch
Curt Rhea
Rhea Creek
F. Swaggart
East Oregon
Heppner
W. DB. Potter
Spray
Hermiston
John Day River
Millard French
French Bros
Hinton Creek
French
Dito
Jamestown Fair
Elberta
Wrigley
Columbia
Wrighy
Seattle
Columbia River
Cne
Wrighey
Alcoholic record tied to age and faith healing at Arlington Park
The Denver Post reports Pp. L. Osborn, aged six, allegedly drank 12 778 quarts of alcohol over a lifetime, a figure tied to a sect leader Rev G Frederick Fink who claims to cure him by laying on of hands at Arlington Park. A few months earlier Osborn was found in Rang es City and reportedly began drinking heavily since age 14 after a single pint, according to his story.
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Quarty
L. Osborn
Arlington Park
Denver
Ranges City
G. Frederick Fink
Assembly
Fertile Island in Columbia Near Wallula Cultivated
A Wallula Gateway report describes Wrigley Island, about 170 acres in the Columbia River three miles south of Wallula. The tract is now largely cultivated, with 13 acres planted to fruit trees and vegetables including melons onions cabbage and other garden crops. Two old trees remain from earlier seasons.
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Wallula
Columbia River
Wrigley Island
Wallala
Wlad
Baby Healed by Cutura Soap and Ointment
A mother recalls her year and a half old son's severe skin sores covering the face arms and body. After two months of Cutura Soap and Ointment the child fully recovered and remained healthy. She credits the remedies and notes the need for only one cake of Soap and about three boxes of Ointment. April 22 1905.
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1Bert Sheldon
Woodville
Conn
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Sik-Mile Tunnel
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Salt Lake City
Osborn
Mr. Osborn
Heppner ‘Times
D. T. Osborn
Fertile Island
Cuticura
Watt
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