Rabbit drive on Hight Mile near Echo draws crowds
A Sunday rabbit drive from Heppner to Echo drew about 700 people and 40 riders. Rabbits numbered in thousands, with an estimated 5,000 landed in the corral and many remaining to be hauled to Echo cannery or left to rot. The day featured rough weather, a costly train charter, and one minor accident, ending with a late return to Heppner and reports from Hight Mile about local happenings and court notes.
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Heppner
Harry Rogers’ Place
Echo
Lexington
Heppner Junction
Pendleton
Jedah
Echo Hare
W.C. Minor
Hoppner
Rabbite
Tie
Mik Jesse Boyd
Eebo
L. H. Zigler
Lone
Harry Batholomew
Harry Bartholomew
Leslie
Jack Matlock
Victor Groshens
Albert Lalande
Woodstook Outlook Beef Prices Improve for Spring
Oregon cattleman G. W. Hunt of Portland says the market is unsettled due to feed scarcity and high hay prices. Raisers are selling less and holding cattle for spring, with 550 head fed for the season. Prices are expected to rise and herd quality to improve as herd sizes shrink. Secretary Hitchcock directs Oregon to pick another La Grande Land Office manager.
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Hitchcock
Oregon
la Grande Land Office
G. W. Hunt
Portland
Echo Meadows
Foster Station
Hunt
Roosevelt veto ends Thomson bid at La Grande land office
Secretary Hitchcock informs the Oregon delegation that Asa B. Thomson will not be reinstated and suggests naming a successor. Roosevelt supported the action despite efforts by Oregon senators to secure restoration. The West land offices face a sweeping purge of indicted officials, regardless of guilt or innocence.
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Hitchcock
Oregon
Asa B. Thomson
la Grande Land Office
Thomson
Roosevelt
Oregon Senatora
Thomeson
West
Prisoner in Her Own House Cures Cough With Remedy
Mrs. W Hl Layba of 100 Agnes Ave Kansas City Missouri suffered years of hoarseness and severe cough. After no relief from physicians a friend gave part of a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy with directions. Within one day improvement appeared and after two weeks she states she is entirely cured. Slocum Drug Co. carries the remedy.
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W. Hl. Layba
Agnes Ave
Kansas City
Slocum Drug Co
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Monopole
Lefaler & Ashbaugh
W. A. Andrewa
Slocum
Main &T
Frost King
Frost Queen
Meadows & Sons, Props
Lower Main Street
Heppner, Oregon
Palace Hotel
Phil Metschan, Jr
Meale
Rock Springs
Conover & Gray
Garr & Gox
Scrivner's Blacksmith Shop
Main Street
Aleo
B. F. Swaggart
Arthur Smith
Heppner, Ore
K &T
Cwisno, Ill
Wes
Enthusiam
Commissioners Proceedings
Commissioners Court
T. W. Ayers
PF. M. Grifin
J. D. French
J T Mitchell
Heppner Gazette
Barton
Heppner Times
Shipley
MBM Gove
Seartesvnseee
Conover & Gray, Ct
House
J N Beeler
Irwin Hodson Co
ET Perkins
J. P
Frank Akers
Const
Thomson Bros
L Yeager
Pauper
RP Wilmoth
Abrdg
Neal
Litchtenthal
Shutt
Jack Lane
Prask Engleman
Hardman
Wm Ingram
B. F. Devore
John Adama
E. B. Stanton
Walla Walla
Friends of Hight Mile
Oscar Keithley
I.R. Eateb
C. E. Jones
Fred Ashbaugh
Mr. Ashbaugh
High Mountains
Geo. Perry
Brdg
Ayers
Taehesaes
Shkutt
Robinson
H Crocker
Lundell
E Warren
P Williams
Ava
Louis Groshens
Rd & Brdg
HL & Water Co
Eeeertesren
Woodstock
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