Walla Walla Grain Fires Destroy Nearly 2500 Acres
A Sunday to Monday blaze in the Walla Walla Valley destroyed about 2,475 acres of wheat valued around $80,000. The fires, breaking out between noon Sunday and Monday afternoon, consumed crops from Bonin, Edna Daw, Dave Fortin, and other nearby farms, with 60 bushel yields at roughly 46 bushels per acre. Local residents fought flames as wind drift and a distant fire near Prescott added to the loss.
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Gesio
Walla Walla
Weldiog
Bonin Estate
Edna Daw
Dave Fortin
Tames Archer
Tobn Miller
Coyle Brown
W. William
Hoory Zower
Lewuel Loney
Houry Lee
Bante Hee
Willa Walla
Joe Martin
Ennis
Gaimoe Loney Plac Walla Walla
Louis Borria Goury
Coyle Harthers
Farris
James B. P. Woodruff Dead In Washington State
James B. P. Woodruff, longtime resident of the city, died at his home Two Rivers Washington after a brief illness from pneumonia following rheumatic fever earlier. He leaves a wife Clara J. Tompkins and three children Arthur Coppoo Reed, a mother, four brothers and four sisters. The funeral was held at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Gorsall officiating. burial followed in the city. Targeted details note his June 13 1870 birth in New Jersey and recent marriage events.
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Woodcutt
Aed Mere
Wis
Tompking
Mr. Tompkins
Mee
Arthur Coppoo
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Gorsall
James BP. Woodent
Was
Ancis Woodroll
Win Torn
New Jereny
Clara J. Tompkins
Lew Perament
Woman attacked near Main Street in Walla Walla
Mrs. Davie confronted by her husband in a tavern on Main Street Saturday. a crowd gathered as Davie allegedly chased him outside with a knife after he refused to go home. Police report confirms a violent struggle resulting in injuries to Mr. Davie and the suspect.
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Carl Davia
Walla
George Wetherla
Davie
Saturany
Lavia
Coleman in New Stunt Attracts Coloma Crowd
Report from Pilot Rock Record describes Jock Coleman staging a vaudeville act with a Grove crowd in Coloma. A plan with Dan McDonald for harvest work leads to collaboration with local entertainers and preparations for Boyars Week events in Portland amid a Northwest Merchants gathering.
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Duno
Ning Songy
Moyn
Boots
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McDonald
Foet
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Dan McDonald
Barvest
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Nan Bn T
Dao Gaally
Jock Columan
Tim
Coleman
Tot Lost in Woods After Wandering Two Nights
A fragment describes a lost child who wandered from home for two days and nights, found by a guardian in a forest area. The report references a location near a village and notes a perilous journey ending at a water pool with a fatal outcome.
Tennis Club Tournament Report From Swartalondos Event
Major B T Swartalondos and 8 4 Billett led a tennis players train at the Athaca tournament last Saturday evening, with an attendance list including Mrs Swartslander, Minn Palmer, Mr H Huott, Mr and Mrs LeGrow, Mayor and Mrs Kootse, Mrs Hawes, Dr Plamondon, Mrs Watta, and many others from North Dakota and Washington. The gathering honored the event with notable attendance, while names and roles reflect a formal community club function during a visiting period at the agency.
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Washington, D. C
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Celren
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North Dutota
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Bira
Swarta- Innder
Orioghe
Tonals Plamondon
Major
Swartslander
Minn Palmer
Huott
Mia
Ethel McIntyre
Koneyat
Mtr
Kelp Ganaoo
Onborne
Hinbert Starr
Special Election for School Bonds in Morris District
A special election will be held within 10 days after posting of notice to approve a $50,000 school bond issue for a new district building and equipment. Bidders Morris Brothers of Portland Ore and Martin Brothers of Portland are among top bidders at 5 percent with a 10 year redemption option. The new board aims to secure funds via voter approval and a forthcoming notice will detail the exact posting date and election logistics.
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Oregon
Morobanta
Baantoe
Jobuere
Monusa
Taror
Portland
Boyars
Bayery
Merobandity
Padde
Ayers
Pacific Northwest
Atoberde
Byron N
Hawks
Momnore
Athoun School
H. B. Koenle
Henry Kovpke
M. L. Ware
Tapaylog
Notioon
Martin Brothers
Te Sogontal
Ilont
Atti
Market Outlook For Spring Wheat With Mixed Views
Analysts describe two new features in the market and caution on spring wheat yields. Some see strong demand abroad and potential price gains, while others warn that production may not meet earlier hopes. Reports from London and Paris note supply pressures and shifting forecasts affecting North American exports.
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Wdmita
Dakotas
Tod Boo
Portland
Europa
Ste
Olab
Walla Walla
Aight
United Kingdom
Paris
North Americas
Rome
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