Heppner Times reports wool prices up and local election results
The Shaniko wool sales indicate rising prices while Heppner’s sale succeeds. Republicans win Sheriff and District Attorney seats though joint representative race is undecided. Scratched ballots touch on local option fight and voter sentiment. G. W. Phelps features as district attorney and G. W. Gore as joint representative candidate.
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Geome
Th County
G. W. Phelps
Terrfic
Japanese aim to capture Port Arthur in June plan
The article notes that Japanese intent centers on reducing Port Arthur with Oku free to invest the fortress while Kuropatkin distracts forces north. It argues Port Arthur’s fall would threaten Russia more than Liao Yang or Mukden and could hasten peace if successful. The Spokesman-Review underscores Port Arthur as the first essential in a June campaign.
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Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Oku
Liao
St. Petersburg
Spokesman-Review
Newehwang
Yalu
Prominent Hardman Citizen Visits City on Friday
A prominent Hardman citizen, Alles, was in the city on business Friday. He reports exceptional loyalty and goodwill observed in the local scene.
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Alles
Hardman Seaion
Guo
Sheep and Cattle Killings Saddens Mitchell Community
The Mitchell News reports a vicious act on a range eight miles east of town with poison spread on the Ayers homestead, killing 12 cattle owned by Sigfridt Brow and injuring or killing many sheep in nearby pens. Additional sheep losses occurred at Butler Bros. corral, with 106 killed and 112 crippled, attributed to poison in the vicinity. Investigators seek the perpetrator amid unclear motives.
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Mitchell Newa
Town Aalert
Canon City
Sigfrit Brow
Ayers
Butler Bros
Richmond
Second Wool Sales At Heppner Shows Gains In Price
The second wool sale at Heppner yesterday saw over 600000 pounds change hands, with 265531 pounds at the Woolgrowers warehouse and 350000 at Heppner Co. J M Hagen topped the market at 16 45, E Miller's lot 15, J C Kirk 15, Oscar Schafer 15 54, and T J Matlock 53g. The lowest price was 17g and the overall average 14 g cents per pound, half a cent higher than the first sale. Eleven buyers were present. About 1000000 pounds may be offered at the next sale on June 23.
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Heppner
Priven
Woolgrowers
Heppner & Co
J. M. Hagen
E. Miller
J.C Kirk
Oscar Schafer
T. J. Matlock
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