Northwest events sketch from Oregon and nearby areas
A roundup of regional notes: Pendleton summer school reports 100 teachers. Portland fatal scow death and Olalla mining wagon crash. Umatilla wheat near 5 million bushels. 80 cent hop picking deals in Independence Dallas and Dayton. Also horse meat orders for Paris, church and prison stats, court rehearing in McCauley case, and various economic and industrial updates across Washington and Oregon.
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Henry Anderson Hamsted
Willamette
Portland
Harry Weaver
Olalla
G. L. Wood
Ockley Green
St. Johns
Umatilla
Susanville
Umatilla County
Independence
Dallas Hopgrowers’ Association
Dayton Association
Portland Horse Packing Company
Linnton
Paris
France
Linn County
State Penitentiary
Hartin Ve
Southern Pacific
Everett
Cheney
C. L. Myers
Lincoln County
Chehalis
Supreme Court
J. W. McCauley
Tacoma
Wheat market week shows strong world position and rising prices
The Chicago market saw a 5 cent July wheat advance then a selling tendency as traders expect new wheat movement from the harvest. World demand remains uncertain and farmers decide timing. Government production figures diverge from trade estimates as European harvests look poor. Prices for grains, dairy, meat, and other staples are listed with regional variations.
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Chicago
America
Oklahoma
London Times
Europe
Austria
Hungary
Danube
Servia
Bulgaria
Roumania
Indians No Good as Soldiers
The last Indian military units have been mustered out of service ending a once promising scheme to employ Indians for the U S government. After initial enthusiasm decline in discipline led to the final disbanding as only Troop II of the Seventh Cavalry remained and is now gone.
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Matthews
Hoquiam
San Francisco
Kimball
Tacoma
Benham
Soliers
United States
Wounded Knee
Indiana
Seventh Cavalry
Detroit Free Press
Upton
Aum
Uncle Sam
Cornell Girls Row Crew Training For Intercollegiate Match
Cornell University women’s rowing team trains through fall with hopes for an intercollegiate contest against Ithaca rivals. Under Coxswain Colson and trainer, the crew has improved from earlier attempts and is building a disciplined on-water program at the gym and river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesies College
Cornell
Ithaca
Colson
Sacred running oren cattle of Ceyloa reach thirty inches
In Ceyloa a breed called sacred running oren fascinates observers as the dwarfed version of the whele ox. The largest specimens stand at about thirty inches tall, marking a remarkable deviation within the species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceyloa
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Northwest
Oregon
Pendleton
Astoria
Washington
Adams County
Sprague
Mra
Flora Fife
W. J. Fife
Chauncey Lamb
Florence
Idaho
Colfax
Goldendale
Columbia
Simpson
Kamitohie Road
Thurston County
Blalock
Walla Walla
Weekly Market Letter
Downing, Hopkins & Company
Portland Markets
Graham
California
Illico
Burbanks
Wool—Valley
Seattle
fSan
Francisco
San Joaquin
Mountain
Windsor Castle
Saya Lippincott
Napoleon
Cheatiny
Coedea
Mann
Germany
Ritters
C. W. Moritz
Berlin
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