Inland Grain Growers meet signs 185000 sacks Pendleton
PAY LESS FOR SAGES C A Barrett presided at a Pendleton Inland Grain Growers Association meeting. Members signed for 185,000 sacks for next harvest and discussed freight rate reductions from $3.15 to a hoped $2.50 per ton, with plans to report at the March annual meeting and to seek car interchange with O R N and Northern Pacific. Also listings for help wanted on a Pendleton farm.
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C. A. Barrett
Pendleton
Inland Grain Grower's Association
Pendleton Commercial Association
Portland
Northern Pacific Cors
Athena
State Railway Commission
Northern Pacific
Phelps
Railroad Commission
H. J. Taylor
Fulton
Circuit
Inland Grain Growers’ Association
Thasling
Normal schools report shows finances and progress this year
Starr, secretary of the board of regents, completes the fourth month report for Oregon normal schools. The document outlines enrollment, attendance, and tuition at Southern Oregon State Normal Ashland, Central Oregon Drain, Monmouth, Weston, and notes delays from Oakland. It discusses a shift to centralized supervision, expected to prevent deficits through 1908 and reflects on local school finances and repairs. Reports of petty thefts in Weston, burglaries, and a major orange harvest outlook in California accompany brief local crime notes and real estate transfers in Walla Walla.
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Starr
Board of Normal School
Regenta
Salem Statesman
Board of Regents
Drain
Monmouth
Hiead
Southern Oregon State Normal
Ashland
Gentral
Oregon State Normal School
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Weston
Aakland School
Athena Voters Register Rapidly as 600 Total Filed
Registration in Athena shows strong momentum with 600 voters registered to date, about one sixth of the statewide total. Tomius Richards reported 130 registrations at Justice Richard's office, while Charley Brotherton contends Froome's runaway team leads the current headlines and a stove explosion injures Mrs. Linderman in Walla Walla. Farmers near Downing discuss building a local warehouse with a yearly $1 site fee as Pendleton area moves housing and farm relocations.
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Athena
Tomius Richards
Justice Richard
Downing Station
Weston
Downing
0. At. & N. Company
Student’s suicide after exam stress shocks Milton
Bernice Coe, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs B K Coe of Milton, died after ingesting caustic selt in her home. She whispered I am going to Heaven as her brother watched. Authorities say temporary insanity from over study for Monday’s exams led to the act. Her parents and relatives were at church when she died at 11 15 PM.
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Herven
Bernice Coe
8. K. Coe
Milton
Columbia College
Milton Society
Ichurch
Cecil
Fio
W. Thomas
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A. M. Johnson
Oregon
Preston-Parton Milling Company
Athena Labor
Waitsburg
Wash
R. J. Boddy
J. H. Stone
Fick Sss
East Main ST
Foley’s
Banner Salve
Stinaealyeir World
D. O. Bowman
Weat Webb
ST. Nichols Hotel
J. Ke, Froome, Poor
ST. Nichols
Dell Brothers
BURKS
Eastern Oregon School
Gaya
Cockerline
W. B. Bolton
Calley's Grocery
California
Copeland Selin
Grant Copeland
Walla Walla
Pleasant View
Anna Eavis
DeWitt
Palace Drug Company
Barrett Ranch
Barrett Pine Creek
Doc Stamper
Chas
Stamper
Hammer
Steve
Charles Linderman
Abe
Bulletio
Dic
Prank Swaggart
Birch Creek
Seattle
Baptist
North Yakime
Edifles
Encape
Monday Magnet
Ehatelaing Br Vinder
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