Heppner Times 1904 Harvest Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Heppner Times reports wheat harvest underway across Morrow County with heavy yields in Eight Mile and Butter Creek regions. Local residents J. Kirk, J. Ayers, and L. Doncan attend events and transport peaches, alfalfa honey, and grain samples. Officials G. Villa and others plan travel to Seaside Grand Council. Dr. Higgs offers eye, ear, nose, throat services. labor shortages hinder harvest.
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Rev Swift
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Mr. Swift
Clm Jones
Morrow County Seeks Delegates to State Development Meet
County officials urge representation at the State Development League meeting set for Portland on August 2 and 8. They argue that nearby counties have appointed delegates and Morrow should participate to aid regional progress and state development.
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Morrow county fair prizes feature farm product judging
Minor & Co advertise prizes for best samples of wheat barley corn and fruit at the Lewis and Clark 1906 fair. Awards include wheat flour bowls egg packer coffee pot decorated pie plates table set china and berry set. Also notices selling a 100 acre ranch and a health ad for Chamberlain remedies with local testimonies.
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Ladies Muslin We Kind for Se Kind for 65c
Fragmented ad style notice lists prices for ladies muslin items with multiple price points and stray text suggesting fabric or goods pricing, unclear quantities, and repeated fragments. No identifiable names or places present.
Embroidery Trim Sale Prices and Quantities Noted
Fragmentary listing shows embroidery trims with sale prices per kind or yard and quantities such as 85, 145, 108, and 23 units. The fragment lacks complete context for full details or dates.
Mrs Lichtenthal and Children Thank Heppner Community
Mrs. M Lichtenthal and her children express sincere thanks to the people of Heppner for the warm resistance shown during their time of need. The kind support and neighborly actions are gratefully remembered by the family.
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