Harvest In Umatilla County Forecast To Hit 4.75 Million Bushels
Harvest is reported underway across Umatilla County with an outlook for a crop near 4.75 million bushels, down from earlier estimates of 5.5 million due to July heat. A. W. Collins and Hyman Cotea note club wheat quality varies, docks and worm damage noted, but some fields expected to yield up to 60 bushels per acre and cleaner wheat anticipated this year.
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Collins Chosen President of Round-Up for 1920 Show
H W Collins today assumed duties as president of the Pendleton Round Up Association succeeding Interheritt Til Taylor after last night’s election. The 1940 show will be larger and better, with Collins aiming to stage the finest Round-Up yet. He and livestock director R K Thomyowon will depart for Helena, Montana to coordinate champion appearances and promotions amid wartime publicity shifts. Two fires in northern Idaho forests threaten acres but remain largely under control as crews battle the blazes.
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Roosevelt Speaks in Portland August 21
A New York dispatch details Franklin D. Roosevelt's western speaking tour itinerary for August. The Democratic vice presidential candidate starts in Chicago August 1, visits Spokane August 18, Tacoma August 21, and Portland August 21 before continuing to San Francisco, Indianapolis, and other stops, all aboard a special car with speeches planned in each city.
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Vancouver tribute note funds Taylor memorial event
A $25 check from W R Fry of Vancouver B C arrives for Sheriff TH Taylor memorial in Pendleton Oregon. The Oregon Journal and Round-Up directors discuss memorial support, with Proctor from New York sending condolences. The effort aims to honor Taylor as a trusted county officer and friend, with local leaders coordinating a suitable memorial.
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Donald Sterling
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New York
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Oregonian
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Dolenes
Japanese Tried to Enter U S From Seattle
Seattle reports indicate eight Nipponese crew members of a liner were arrested for attempting to enter the United States surreptitiously. They face deportation, with officials noting such underground entry methods may involve Japanese government knowledge. Additional hearings in Shattia address related tensions and immigration questions.
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Washinton
Plumbers in Wahkiakum State City Call Off Convention
William Martin, president of the United Association of Plumbers, announces that the planned August convention for Washington Oregon and Montana locals will not be held this year. He says the meeting has been called off and no gathering will take place in the city this month.
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William Martin
U. S. Only Nation Where Men Now Outnumber Women
A distorted report from immigration authorities states the United States is the only country where men exceed women, with many European women seeking husbands in America after the war. Immigrant figures suggest a shift as war-related travel dwindles and men depart for duties overseas, while women increasingly enter the U. S. labor and marriage markets.
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Westland District Seeks Reservoir Site Evaluation
Surveys were conducted on Melkikay and Tutpilly creeks for a reservoir to supply the Wetland irrigation district. Engineers W. Bubl and F. Khowtoy from Seattle, with County deputy A. K Perry, evaluated sites. Perry stated the McKay creek option seemed better than Tutuilia despite claims of separation from the McKay project.
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Famous Aviator 15 Hurt In Accident In Dayton
World altitude record holder I W Behroeder was injured when a vodha plane testing crashed into an automobile near Wilbur Wright Field. He suffered a cut over the left eye as the airframe, designed for the Gordon Kennett cup races in France, was damaged on its final check before shipment. The landing gear and left wing remained free. Also, Bolsheviks took Litovsk, capturing prisoners and war booty per Moscow officials.
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Wilbur Wright
Alfred Vervilio
France
Polish Front Near Warsaw Reported in Crisis
Aug 3 dispatches indicate a Polish Soviet crisis with the Bolsheviki advancing toward Warsaw. Reports say the Polish forces near Warsaw were defeated and are in retreat while German and allied lines shift. negotiations for armistice are in flux and a Moscow decision on peace terms looms.
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Wholesale beef prices down nationwide in July report
Chicago August 1 USDA institute of American meat packers reports wholesale beef prices fell from June levels. Eastern markets show about a ten percent drop by late July with overall supply higher in July than June. Decline exceeds earlier expectations as demand shifts and supplies ease across regions. The agency notes continued price adjustments in channel markets.
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Japan Would Hold Island Temporarily
Tokyo reports there are no signals that Japan will abandon military plans against Siberia and will occupy Baghnin only temporarily as outlined by the government note to Washington. In a separate item, Dempsey has signed for a Labor Day bout with Billy Mishoo of Paul at Lenton Harbor, Mich.
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Wheat futures rise amid steady demand and mixed signals
Wheat prices climbed with December futures at 2.29 after opening 2.17 and closing 2.29, while March quotes showed an opening near 2.20 and intraday strength. The report notes heavy broker activity from Overbeck & Cooke and fluctuating prices across corn oats and lard, amid broader market uncertainty and exporter withdrawals late in the session.
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