Woolgrowers urged to bind sales day in Oregon pool
A. H. Sunderman of Echo urges Oregon woolgrowers to join the National and State Woolgrowers Association and press for a fixed sale day when all wool is offered after grading. He says the pool should be binding and prohibit selling choice wool before the sale, to prevent buyers from skimming the cream. Sunderman favors amending the constitution to make the sales day binding on all members. Eight Mile, December 18, 1903.
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Sunderman
Woolgrowere
Iie
Oregon Woolgrower's Association
Te Pool
Miss Matlock Recital Draws Large Heppner Audience
Miss Bertha Matlock and Mr. Zan Roberts presented a recital at the ZanRoberts opera house last Thursday evening to a well filled venue. The performers received hearty applause for each number with Miss Matlock showcasing earnest effort and strong vocal power throughout the program.
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Miss Matlock
Miss Cummings
Zan
Mie Mallock
Heppner
Nea Realer
Adrega
Bertha
Matlock
Mr. NX
Zann
Roberts Opera House
Opera House
Miew Matlock
Egbert to be hanged for slaying deputy in Harney county
The slayer of Deputy Sheriff Saxton of Harney county passed through town Sunday night en route to the penitentiary where he faces the death penalty January 29. Accompanied by Sheriff Allen and a guard and driven by Chase Parrish the condemned man showed despondence after a failed suicide attempt in his cell. He was the first inmate to be executed under the new state law at the prison.
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Egbert
Saxton
Harney County
John Day News
Allen
Chase Parrish
Counenl
Card of Thanks Recounts Affliction Support
We extend sincere thanks to all who rendered kind sustenance during our late affliction. Mr J W Smith of Julis Texas credits Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets with relief from a severe attack. For biliousness and constipation, Slocum Drug Co sells them for two cents.
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Geo
Wilson D, M
Pussiny
Chamberlain
J. W. Smith
Julis
Texas
Slocum Drug Co
Irrigon Boom Draws Land Buyers to 25 Mile Ditch
In Morrow County irrigation from the 25 mile long Irrigan ditch, owned by the Oregon Land and Water Company, spurs a land boom. Lands priced at 75 dollars per acre include water rights as buyers flock from ten to twenty five daily, with crops of fruit vegetables corn and alfalfa thriving and early seasons commanding higher prices.
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Mose
Irregon
Morrow County
Oregon Land and Water Company
Hood River
Hare Cannery at Echo Expands Output With 13 Workers
The Echo hare cannery now operates with thirteen staff and yields about 1000 pounds of hare daily. All canned meat tested so far is perfect with no losses. The firm applies strict scientific canning methods and has over 5000 pounds ready and 2000 dressed rabbits in cold storage. Demand limits expansion. canned supply shortage and can-securing delays hinder larger output. Plans include introducing the product on the Pacific coast via sample cans in grocers.
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Echo
Tipshop
Pacific Coast
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W. A. Andrews
Slocum's Drug Store
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Lower Main Street
Heppner, Oregon
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Conover & Gray
Pattersons Lumberyard
Meadows’ Livery Stable
Thos. Brennan
Heppner, Ore
Garr & Gox
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Eale
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Arthur Smith
Legen Peoria St. Micado
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W. M. Arhbaugh of
Cason Canyon
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Mise Floy Jones
Mose Ashbaugh
Irrigan Country
Gooseberry
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Irrigon
Echo Rabbit Cannery
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