Highest, Lowest and Mean Temperature in Grand Ronde Valley
The report records five and a half years of temperatures and precipitation in the Grand Ronde Valley drawn from W A Worstell, noting extreme lows on seven days and a bottom day of 103 degrees on July 24, 1905. It states August as hottest month with rare 100 degree days and a generally dry, high-altitude climate with winter rains and sparse continuous downpours west of the Cascades.
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Grand Ronde Valley
Ariele
Nsnesecreesell
Eal
Eerie Os
Grande Ronde Valley
W. A. Worstell
Cayvade
County Schools: Highlights From Superintendent’s June 18 1906 Report
County superintendent's June 18 1906 report outlines enrollment figures, school progress, and funding notes. It emphasizes rural attendance, teacher counts, and curriculum updates across the county's districts.
Strawberries and Apple Orchards At Oregon Red Apple Co Farm
Mesdamnes James Ireland and B F Scott fetched strawberries to make a short cake from plants set this year. They toured the Jemison farm north of the city where the Oregon Red Apple Co has planted fifty acres in apples and twenty acres in berries. More land cleared will add apples and cherries. next year twenty acres of berries promise a large crop with thirty more to be planted this fall. Investors expect handsome profits as 140 acres mature.
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Mesdamnes
James Ireland
B. F Scott
Oregon Red Apple Co
Hawley
Jemison
Ireland
Observer
la Grande
Osseaver
Agricultural product values and livestock prices summary
The list outlines average yields and present prices for crops and livestock. Crops include Wheat 30 bushels per acre at 60 cents per bushel, Oats 60 bushels at 6?0 cents, Rye 30 bushels at 60 cents, Beets 9 tons at 4.60 per ton, Potatoes 100 sacks of 100 pounds each with Tic per sack, Hay 2 tons at 8.00 per ton, Alfalfa 6 tons at 8.00 per ton, Milch cows priced 20 to 60 dollars each. Livestock shows Sheep at 3.60 to 4.00 per hundred, Hoge 5 years at 5.50 to 6.25 per hundred, Steers 3.60 to 5.00 per hundred, Cows 2.60 to 2.00 per hundred, unbroken horses 60 dollars, Draft teams priced by weight between 900 and 9200 dollars.
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Borley
Satin Royal Wins Muddy Lewis and Clark Stake at Salem
Satin Royal owned by N K West of this city won the Lewis and Clark $2000 stake at the state fair grounds in Salem. The horse beat Altherham in three hard heats on a heavy sticky track with seven starters. Lindsay drove Latin Royal to the win as the crowd cheered through a gripping race.
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la Grande
Salem
Satin Royal
N.K
Oregonian
Bonner N. B
Altherham
Woods
Lindsay
N. K. West
Latin Royal
Altrerham
Lindsey
Althelham
Walters
Altholhay
Fraternal Orders Strong in Union County Community
In La Grande the Pacific coast region shows over thirty five fraternal orders, many locals greet newcomers with the right hand of fellowship and brotherly love, welcoming any member who wears their pin in this county.
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Pacific Coast
Union County
City
la Grande
Sacred Heart Academy School Notes and Location
Sacred Heart Academy, run by the Sisters of St. Francis, sits on high ground with views of the Grande Ronde valley. The nine month school draws boarders from afar, upholding Catholic denomination standards in education.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Sisters of the Order of St. Francis
Grande Ronde
Oregon National Guard unit profile from Union county
The Militia Company L of the Third Regiment Oregon National Guard draws mostly from Union city. It notes service in the Spanish American War where its members earned honor. The company is described as among the best in the state, diligent in drills and devoted to the work.
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Oregon National Guard
Union County
Steward's Opera House patrons urged to claim timber stakes
An advertisement notes Steward's Opera House in La Grande praising modern entertainments and urges readers to secure timber claims now, warning that government rate timber lands will vanish in a few years.
Typewriter that writes in sight and aligns perfectly
The Oliver No. 3 Model offers sight-writing with no carriage lift and double U-shaped type-bars for guaranteed alignment. It promises simplicity, superior manifolding, stencil quality, non-locking bars, easy cleaning, removable carriage, and versatile line ruling for invoices and large business use.
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Oliver
Oliver Typewriter
Newetin Davo Company
Agenta
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Hulse
Mormon Tabernacle
Steward's Opera House
Steward
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Oregon
Weekly Observer
Cove
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Portland
Sam Frnocloo
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Denver
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