Growth Across Regions Evident in Oregon and Neighboring States
Pacific Coast notes show steady growth across industries in Oregon and nearby states. Among items: Mayville’s new Gilliam county church praised. Lane county settlers demand homes. Lorane fair October 15-16. Astoria to Portland wire construction. Sumpter rock drilling contest for $250 a side. Wallowa county grants saloon license. Grant county poultry and game prospects. Dalles firemen’s tourney and school opening delay debated. Canyon City jail interior materials arriving. five US fish commissioners to Pelican bay and Ney lake. 18 300 crates of strawberries shipped by O R N during last season. English salmon price cited. Oregon sues Baker county over back taxes. Bonham finds Baker to pay most but about $3 000 barred.
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Wewan
Oregon
Mayville
Gilliam County
Ben Ross
Gordon Creek
Lane County
Siuslaw Agricultural Society
Lorane Hall
Western Union
Astoria
Portland
Sumpter
Bonanza
Rachael
Joseph
Wallowa County
Grant County
Dalles
Canyon City
United States Fish Commissioners
Pelican Bay
Harney Lake
O. R. & N. Company
Montana
Duckalburn
England
State of
Baker County
B. F. Bonham
Supreme Court
Washington News Roundup From Ferndale To Gray's Harbor
Ferndale cheese factory begins operations while Ellensburg produces 500 to 600 pounds of cheese daily. Cosmpolia ships 49 cars of lumber east in a week. Garfield county ranges report mange on horses. LeRoi Mining Company of Spokane declares a $25,000 fifteenth dividend. Buckley foreman Terry Clancey injured by freight train. Penitentiary officials and inmates suffer tonsillitis outbreak. Spokane judge rules a person cannot be incarcerated to testify as a witness. Central Washington receiver projects 1.5 million bushels of Big Bend wheat this fall. Gray's Harbor jetties appropriation set at 350,000. State grain inspector weighs corn import inspections from eastern states. Cloudburst on Mill Creek causes mass fish kills in Walla Walla County river. Dead fish, 12 to 14 inches, litter the stream.
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Washington
Ferndale
Cosmopolia
Garfield County
Ellensburg
Big Bend
LeRoi Mining Company
Spokane
Terry Clancey
Buckley
State Penitentiary
Richardson
Feart
Triab
Central Washa
Wilson
Gray’s Harbor
Wright
Mill Creek
Walla Walla
Wheat market outlook and crop reports from Oklahoma to Minnesota
The weekly market letter notes dull but steady trading with July options slight manipulation. It highlights Oklahoma wheat prospects of 20 to 26 million bushels of high quality output after field results of 35 to 43 bushels per acre, and forecasts a U.S. crop around 575 million bushels with strong demand and rising prices. It lists current prices for wheat, oats, barley, hay, dairy, meat, and other commodities across Northwest and Southwest regions.
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Northwest
Kansas City
Galveston
Kansas
Texas
Proctor Taylor
Quincy
Chicago Board of Trade
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
Fair South Women Exhibit Leads Tennessee Centennial Pageant
The Tennessee centennial exposition highlights the Women's Department led by Ada Scott Rice and Mrs. Weakley. The Nashville exhibition space recreates the Hermitage and showcases progress in women's work globally through educated displays and social leadership.
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Woman's Department
Andrew Dueckson
Coal mine run by women in anthracite region
A German born owner in the United States operates a coal mine where four grown daughters and three younger sisters help in mining and housework. Katie, 22, supervises the breaker and coal sales. Mary 15 handles mates contributed to Woman's Department leaders in Tennessee social and club life. Dr Seward Webb's searchlight in Albany sparks note on railroad power. The piece profiles hardworking women, their health, and pride in labor.
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Amherica
Germany
Beacheod
Wales
Mahoney Valley
Shantoken
Pal
Maine
Pheir
Maus
Katie
Mary
Dr. Webb
Union Station
Seward Webb
Nehasene
McFadden
Aticex
Albeany Argus
The Kind Fuddy Between Duddy and I
In this scene Fuddy admits his wife favors another man, claiming jealousy and revealing imagined thoughts. Duddy challenges him while Hosten’s transcript preserves the dialogue and tensions.
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Duddy
Fuddy
Untitled Scribble Quote Circulates In Detroit
A fragment from Detroit Krae Prews quotes Susy barred from an art exhibit after her hat is torn by a puppy. The speaker suggests she wear a red lamp shade to avoid notice.
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Susy
Detroit Krae Prews
Fragmented quote hints at premature concern
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a young lawyer seeking advice about a pending issue. A respondent dismisses prophecy while noting an imminent development. The text references various unclear names and actions, creating a puzzle-like newspaper snippet with insufficient readable facts.
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Pacific Coast
Weekly Market Letter
Downing, Hopkins & Company
Review of Trade
Portland Markets
California
Merced
Wool—Valley
Seattle
San Francisco
San Joaquin
Mountain
Hope
Fair South Women
Nashville Exposition
Tennessee
Old Point Comfort
Carolinas
van Owe Kirknui
Nastiville
Giry
Abe
Kirkman
van Leer
Jc. Macon
Anthony Wayne
Thetr Hyme Oquk Park
Niles Crow
Nashville
Ada Scott Rice
Wants
Vassar
South
Mimd
Robert Forde Weakley
Tno
Margaret Johnson
Memphis
Robert F. Weakley
Charlea N. Groavenor
Weat Tennessee
Napoleon Hil
Higbee School
van Leer Kirkman
Robert , Weakley
Charlies W. Grosvenor
Western Tennessee
Southb
van Leer Kirkmen
Jacob Thomp
Was & W
Buchanan
Cuba
Episcopal Sisters of St. Mary
Fairmont College
Paris
Europe
Woman's Council of
Grosvenor
Petlia Ieigure
Siler
Furn
Mars
USA
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