Finest Meat and Fresh Fish Advertised At Low Prices
An advertisement touts the best meat money can buy and oysters in season. It also promises the highest cash price paid for poultry, emphasizing value and seasonality to attract customers.
24 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
1
An advertisement touts the best meat money can buy and oysters in season. It also promises the highest cash price paid for poultry, emphasizing value and seasonality to attract customers.
Harvest reports across multiple districts show wheat yields from 20 to 56 bushels per acre with many fields yielding 25 to 40 bushels. Ideal weather and good cultivation boosted production, while some reports note moisture shortage limited only some light land. Early damage fears proved overly pessimistic in most areas.
The Union notes small scale trading of old crop wheat in the Walla Walla market. Foreign price quotes show club wheat at 7.70 and bluestem at 0.70, with some sales around 8.00. Interest shifts to new crop prospects as California forecasts large grain production and sizable demand for wheat and feed crops.
J N B Gerking of Umatilla County sues W A Laidlaw of Columbia Southern Irrigation for $16000 in circuit court over land and water rights bought with improvements made on Indian Crook County property. Gerking alleges title issues and fraud undermine his home and $16000 claim while promoters face questions about title and government compliance.
The Rev Andrews Bard rector of St Pauls Episcopal in Walla Walla reports from Portland and Oregon points that in abstinent Oregon some local option districts are not truly dry. He plans to leave tonight for Loon Lake to collect his family and then visit the beach to build a cottage. He notes his impartial stance on prohibition and recalls a traveling companion who challenges the dry town notion.
The narrator recounts a Missouri visit where a minister avoids a direct description, leading to an initiation tale, a side room with abundant whisky at elevated prices, and a warning that reform may merely move sin to another door as he observes Fourth of July celebrations in a town full of joy and doubt.
Matt McCumber and P. J. Kelley spotted a large bear on a log about 25 feet away while trout fishing on the North Fork near Milton. McCumber fired with an 8 caliber revolver, hitting the bear and finally dropping it after two more shots. The bear fell dead. Kelley noted the beast's size.
Umapine head man of the Umatillas accuses Major A E McFatridge of withholding tribal funds and alleges elders are shorted by renters. He plans to go to Washington to press grievances, while others deem the charges trumped and politically motivated. Also notes resignation rumors,Leupp’s intervention, and local misuses of land leases.
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