15000 Acre Adame Corn Ranch Described At Odebolt Iowa
The Odebolt area hosts Adame 15000 acre corn farm expected to yield 525000 bushels this season with 200 workers to harvest and 37 double stalk cutters. The operation uses mules for heavy work, ships cattle feed, and maintains a central office and housing for workers near the fields. A summer farm tour notes neat roads, a schoolhouse, and orderly management. A separate note invites Athena bachelors to a free banquet at the Stahl building with music and entertainment.
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Oregon
Iowa
Adama
Odebelt
North Dakota
Adams
Adame
Murder of Spokane YMCA Secretary Sparks Theories
Reno Hutchinson, Spokane YMCA secretary, was shot dead at Seventh and Howard in the city’s best district. He died after a struggle with a highwayman while on his way to a trustees meeting, leaving a widow and child. Police probe a former suitor, while Mrs Hutchinson declines to comment.
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Reno Hutchinson
Young Men's Christian Association
Seventh
Howard Streets
Spokane
Hartson
Hatecideon
R. B. Paterson
Portland
Hutchingon
Woour
Northwestern Route Railroad Plans Filed in Idaho
The North-Western Railroad company filed a certified copy of articles of incorporation in Boise Idaho. The project aims to build operate and maintain a rail line from a point on the Oregon Short Line near Huntington Oregon to a Lewiston Idaho route about 150 miles long and to run stern boats on the Snake River for freight and passengers. Death of Father Flohr funeral services held at St Mary's Walla Walla after a long parish work.
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The
North-Western Railroad Company
Boise
Idaho
Huntington
Baker County
Snake River
Nagle
Lewiston
Oregon
Spake
Father Flohr
Father Flotr
St. Mary's Hospital
Walla Walla
St. Mary's Church
Fiohr
Walla Walle
Whitman County Farm Land Valuation Shows Sharp Rise
An error in the Whitman county report on farm land valuation misstated a 50 percent increase. Farm land values rose from 7,515,195 in 1905 to 19,688,456 in 1906, with farm taxes up about 25 percent, while the levy fell from 21 to 15 mills.
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Whitman County
Washington
Rosalia
Palouse
Elberton
Farmington
Waterman neighborhood harness tampering targets claim to belt
In Waterman there is a man believed to hold the championship and belt. A Sunday night incident at Waterman schoolhouse involved tampering with a team from Commercial livery stable, releasing inside checks so the horses would move independently. Dick detected the fault before progress. investigators say it could have led to a fatal runaway. A separate note reports Dick Francis with mild smallpox exposure and quarantine in College Place. Elisabeth McCollough, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McCollough, died at six months and seven days. John Ritben and Alloa Gith ehy were wed at Yendleton with County Judge Gilliland officiating.
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Waterman
Disk Bush
Mont
John Riteben
Plies Alloa Githehy
Yendleton
Gilliland
Athens
Poatmanter L. A. Githens
Gunfight on North McKay Ends in Death
Tom Myers formerly lived with parents on Ping Creek north of Athena. He is dead after a quarrel over alleged horse thefts led to a shootout with old man Hirondin. Hirondin is seriously wounded and en route to receive surgical aid. Deputy Sheriff Blakely and Coroner Folsom proceeded to the scene.
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Pendivtoo
Tom Myers
Ping Creek
Athena
van Hirontmod
North McKay
Mc Kay
Hirodmins
Exid
Myers
Hironimos
Blakely
Folsom
Ottions
No Abatement Of Strike Alters Portland Shipping Pattern
Ten vessels aggregating 20 482 tons will likely be diverted to Puget Sound due to a waterfront strike affecting grainhandlers longshoremen and teamsters. Exports bound for Portland will load at Tacoma and other northern ports as the StrathAllan and related ships move north. A Portland arbitration meeting is urged by Mayor Lane, with W J Burns noting local conditions drive the decision. Nearby school notes list students of Cannon district and temperance meetings are announced at area churches. The Grange lecture by Mrs Clare Waldo draws a large audience in Athena. Robert Weddle receives a four year penitentiary sentence for larceny.
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Puget Sound
Portland
W. J. Burns
Balfour, Guthrie & Company
Tacoma
Strathfillan
Netherlands
Lane
W.J. Barns
M. i
Athens
Baptist Church
EV. Hoven
Christian Church
Rev. Evans
Methodiat Episcopal Church
F.E. Billington
The
Grange
Opera House
Attorney Peterson Travels to Hot Lake for Rheumatic Relief
Will M. Peterson comes down Tuesday for the first time in days. He has suffered from rheumatism in an aggravated form. He left for Hot Lake in Union county last evening and will remain there for some time. Eesuemt Howels With Cascareta. Candy ie tomatipat forov siete 1112 6.0 fall drops refused money.
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Hot Lake
Will M. Peterson
Peterson
Union County
Cascareta
Candy Ie
Tomatipat Forov
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Butterick
Columbia River
Bitterroot Range
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
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M. Cleland
Gen
St. Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
Great Pacific Northwest
M. A. Rader
Pendleton
A. Rader
Pendleton, Oregon
Big Farm Bear Odebolt
Stahl
Sherman's
Jay
Dell Brothers
Tra Francis
Stewart
College Price
Francia
Wichen-Githens
Cannon
Agnes Cannon
Zola Ferrig
Ruth Stewart
Gladys Ferris
Lawrence Pinkerton
Floyd Ferris
Louis Stewart
Leota Cannon
Sidney Walker
Floyd Pinkerton
Eva Schrimpt
Pearl Pinkerton
Lillian Downs-Dobson
Beau
Robert Weddle
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