Wheat Crops in Wallowa County Shine Bright
Wallowa county wheat harvest progresses with yields from forty to sixty bushels per acre on hill lands. Fall grain shows good quality despite a dry June, and both Enterprise and Wallowa areas report strong prospects. Growers like Haskett and Meek cite high profits, independence, and plans for continued expansion as land remains abundant and fertile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa
Montana
Laum
Sue Widallgrower
Wallowa County
Enterprise
Wallowa Hill
Hiram Meek
Ohio
Meek
C. E. Haskett
Mr. Heskett
Waltine
Tllinois
Northwest
Indiana
East
National Bank of Enterprise
Notable Women in Early 20th Century Roles
A collection of brief notes highlights women achieving milestones. Miss Johanna Stedmond writes a London comedy sketch set in a waste hall. Miss Anna Hagestedt in New York patenting a hybrid automobile flying machine boat. Miss Mary Katherine Letterman serves as social secretary to Mrs Taft. Emily Butt gains floor rights in the Mississippi legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Stedmond
John Redmond
M. P
London
Ella Flney Young
Chicago
Anna Hagestedt
New York
Alice Christopher
Evanston
Ill
Gerry &. Brown
Rhinelander
Wis
Mary Katherine Letterman
State Department
Taft
Letterman
Pennsylvania
France
Emily Butt
Mississippi
The Writers and Notable Figures Mentioned
The writer Mrs Virginia Terhune Van de Water is a daughter of Marion Harland. Kenryk Sienkiewicz, the Polish novelist, was born in 1843 and is a leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Terhune van de Water
Marion Harland
Kenryk Sienkiewicz
Bridge Hints from the Smart Set
A humorous set of bridge tips from the Smart Set advises players to value heart suits, guard against knaves, and rely on diamonds to sustain bidding. It notes that a dummy partner may be forgiving, and suggests practical cautions like warning the cook about rain if the soup warrants it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Archer
Molly Doyle
Molly
Kid
Cats, Birds, and Farm Losses Highlighted by Papers
A collection of quotations from major papers notes cats spreading disease insomnia and profanity claims. A Boston Globe naturalist estimates 1,500,000 birds killed yearly in New England by cats. Other clippings attribute farm misdeeds to cats replacing hawks owls or weasels and mention a cat killing a brood of chickens in a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
New England
Boston Globe
New York Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
C W. Barker
C. T. Darley
N Avenue
McKennon, Phy & Roberts
United States Reclamation Service
Retailedepartmen
LA Grande
Adams Ave
J. W. White
BELL
MAIN
Bell Phone
LA Grande Inv. CO
Enterprise, Orc
Poland
William de Morgan
Florence
Margaret Chanler’ Aldrich
Lewis ‘Stuyvesant Chanler
Julia Ward Howe
Miss Chanler
Women's Municipal League of
New York City
Premmiu Hams
Justin
City Grocery and
Post Office
Heacock
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