Harvest field workwear and textiles on sale
Covert cloths in various colors by the yard and per item. Gauze ebta and shirt waists offered as used stock. New line of men s work shirts in Cheviot duck and colors at 45 cents each. Derby ribbed under shirts and drawers 30 cents. Heavy ribbed underwear 40 cents per garment or 75 cents per suit. 100 dozen ribbed socks five cents a pair. Comforts large sizes up to 7 pounds priced to 1.35. Blankets per pair from 1 to 5 dollars. Men s gloves best quality 25 cents to 1.75 per pair.
Ideal Work Shoes and More at Yor Shoes
A local retailer promotes affordable work footwear including Ideal con gress with satin uppers and Oak Tan soles, McGinty Shoe Visco oil tan for tender feet, and Richards on Seamless Shoes in congress or race. Also featuring Indian and Norwegian moccasins, new Men’s Shoda in several finishes, and a wide grocery department with varied supplies.
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Congress
Oregon Board Tightens Papers For Out of State Teachers
The Oregon State Board of Education rules that graduates from out of state normal schools must pass state examinations to receive Oregon state papers. Equivalence means exams conducted by the state and not merely credentials from other states. Andrew Swinson notes Franklin County conditions as cited to the Milton Eagle.
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State Board of Education
Narasal
Oregon
Oregon Rite Board of Education
Stte Board of Education
State
Piper
Itou
Bamed
Pranklin Coustyssenia
Andrew Swinson
bMilton Eagle
Fricklin Coun
World’s Largest Harvester Cuts 100 Acres Daily
In California’s San Fernando Valley the giant combined harvester operates with a 75 ton traction engine, 26-foot header, and 100 acre per day threshing capacity. Eight men work the thresher. grain is stored in bins and sacks slide to the ground. The machine spans 66 feet long and weighs over 100 tons, using oil fuel and proving powerful on steep grades. Nearby Mayville reports wheat lots and hog feeding economics affecting farm decisions.
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California
San Fernandd
Chelting Pond
Umatilla Implement Co Seeks Fencing Buyers
Barb and Woven Wire fencing products arrive. call for competitive prices before purchase. The notice highlights stock arrival at Umatilla Implement Co and urges customers to compare rates prior to buying.
Farmer Touts 160 Acres Wheat Near Estopia
In describing his farming, he notes 160 acres near Estopia yielded 8975. words of hay from the wheat after a year with scarce rain. He explains breaking sod in March and April 1902, rest breaking later in October and early November, and converting to blue stem wheat that produced good quality grain despite limited rainfall until January.
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Estopia
Wouldn’t This Shake You Love Letter Reveals Baby
A young man who wrote for three years to a girl in another state learns she is married with a baby. She warns him to stop writing as she must care for the child, while noting they enjoyed his letters. The tale mixes letters, marriage, and a local reaction.
Weaton Plans Musical Band Under Frank Henry Leadership
The article notes Professor Frank Henry, famed as a band musician and director, will reside in Weaton and lead a newly formed town band. Old band members pledge support and volunteers are ready to assist, with promising new talent to develop under the community’s encouragement.
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Ttal
Frank Henry
Weaton
Tuyen
Irrigation prospects for Baker County land sold to eastern buyers
The Morning Democrat reports a 6400 acre tract on the Tower powiler river may be irrigated by storage reservoir and ditch system. Private investors plan to cultivate the land and offer it to home seekers, potentially linking with a future government irrigation scheme. Timber, hay markets and regional growth are also noted, with Weston Mountain timothy yields and high hay prices supporting farmers.
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Chicago
Baker ‘County
Democrat
Windy City
McGuinness
Baker City
Tower Powiler River
Oregon
O. K&n. Company
Futur
Eastern Oregon Normal School bids for coal and wood
The Board of Regents of the Eastern Oregon State Normal School will receive bids until September 3 for 120 tons of Rock Springs coal and 50 cords of Red Fir and Tamarack wood to be delivered to Weston Oregon by October 10. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Address R Mexunder Pendleton Oregon president executive committee.
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Board of Regents
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Rock Springs
Weston
Oregon
Addroas
R. Mexunder
Pendleton Oregon
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