Notice to Patrons at Heppner Times Office
Notice to patrons. All changes in advertisements and all correspondence must be sent to this office by Thursday morning. Delays by mail or correspondence will be filed later in the week.
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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1904
Page
8
Notice to patrons. All changes in advertisements and all correspondence must be sent to this office by Thursday morning. Delays by mail or correspondence will be filed later in the week.
Orville Lee relates in Breeders Gazette his experience fattening 189 steers near Sac City Iowa in 1805. The 180 head were fed on hay and fodder until May 8 weighed and split into two groups. 52 head averaged 1319 pounds in Chicago after 12 months of management. Costs include corn and pasture details, with net per-head profit around 43.2 dollars and a loss per head of 2.45 dollars.
To Charles A. Brown administrator of the estate of Hattie Kinteley deceased cited to appear in Morrow County Court Oregon on the third day of October 1901 at 10 o clock to show cause why accounts and letters should not be revoked and another administrator appointed based on neglect. Also sale notice for a good 160 acre ranch four miles from Heppner with 120 acres cultivated, a house barn outbuildings well water fences and cross fences.
Here are bargains for Lexington buyers. Inquiries to H. H. Notion, Lexington. Two lots and a small house for 825 dollars. Three lots with a small orchard for 300 dollars. A track of 200 acres near Lexington with 190 tillable at 1000 dollars. A half section wheat land four miles from Lexington warehouse with improvements. Stock, machinery, and crop included. Total price 6000 dollars due to seller needing to move for his wife's health.
Publication of notices under the Timber Land Act of June 4 1878 extends to Oregon with sworn statements filed by Eugene A Chapel Morrow County. Albert A Allen Hardiman. M Wayne Howard Heppner. They seek to prove land is valuable for timber not agriculture and will offer witnesses before the Morrow County Clerk Heppner Oregon on September 23 1908. adverse claimants must file by September 2 1904.
A bridge crew worker near Littleport suffers severe cramps and cholera-like symptoms. Gifford administers Chamberlain's Golic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, aiding recovery. Also contains a public land sale notice from The Dalles Oregon, July 1004, detailing a 10 am sale date and conditions for certain lands.
Department of the Interior notices Bruce B. Kelly of Heppner Oregon seeks final proof for his land claim in Morrow County. Proof to be made before the county clerk on September 1904. Witnesses include Jack McCulough Lewis A Florence Mees ldine Walter Crosby, all of Heppner Oregon.
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