Scientific Value of Barnyard Manure in Fertilizer Use
A Missouri agricultural paper argues fertilizer value of manure. A ton of manure provides nitrogen for 10 bushels of corn and phosphorus for 11.75 bushels, potassium for 62.3 bushels, while straw and hay offer different crop supports. Compared with sodium nitrate bone meal and potassium chloride, manure delivers plant food plus soil benefits like looser soil, better color, and improved drainage, justifying farmer use before costly commercial fertilizers. Notable names include Joy Feldenheimer, C Goodhue, Theodore Roosevelt, and many Pendleton and Walla Walla residents.
Coffee shop advert promises refund if crocer returns money
An odd ad claims the crocer will reimburse customers if we do not make payment to Schilling's beat. It reads like a quirky sales promise with unclear terms and names.
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Mkp Schilling
Visitors to Wenaha Springs Listed by Towns
A compiled guest list from Wenaha Springs includes visitors from Pendleton Athena Walla Walla Portland and other towns. Names include Leon Cohen Chester Offner Henry Barrett Dean Goodman and Dr Henry W Coe among others.
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Wenaha Springs
Paul Bulfinch
Weston
C. Wood
P. Marshall
Pendleton
B. Watson
Sturgis
Penleton
Leon Cohen
Osborn
Chester Osborn
F. W. Vincent
Charles J. Burke
G. W. Brown
Albert Kidwell
Walla Walla
Lans Sharpstein
Henry W. Coe
Portland
Dean Goodman
Mre
H. J. Latourcie
A. Latourelle
Ralph Belmont
Wailisburg
N. H. Shears
Waltaburg
Editor Hurls Rock Through Window in Newspaper Dispute
Don H Upjohn editor of the Morning Herald in North Yakima Washington admits throwing a rock larger than a man's head through a Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph building rear window in a fit over failed contact with a central operator. Manager D Wilkeson demands payment of the $1 26 repair bill or prosecution for defacing the building. Upjohn vows to fight the case.
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North Yakima
Wash
Don H. Upjohn
Morning Herald
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Wilkeson
Upjohn
Central
Press
Indie East Oregonian News Summary
The East Oregonian provides a compact snapshot of regional events, politics, and daily life. It highlights community actions, local developments, and notable happenings shaping the area during the period.
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Indie East Oregonian
Steel Criticized for Nepotism in Bank Examiners
Portland coverage alleges George Steel's family ties influenced state bank examinations. James Steel appointed two sons in law as assistant examiners, both with no banking experience, prompting criticism of nepotism linked to Ladd & Tilton, Hibernian Bank, and other state finance matters.
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Steel
Portland Oregonian
George Steel
James
Bank Eximiner
Bank of the Tithe Guarantee & Trust Company
W. M. Ladd
Bankey Ross
Diamea Steel
Steele
Glive
James Steel
Ladd & Tilton
Hibernian Bank
Warrens
Iife Insurance
Ateamhill County
Newberg
Warrens-Hun Lumber Compass
Bledette
Ewing Jewell
Portland Academy
Fire Presbyterian Church
Berg
Kchon
Ewing Ty
Curry Wool Unsold Shows Low Wool Prices
In Curry Coury Oregon on August 7 growers report sheep shearing nearly finished with fair clips but little selling at current prices. Prices as low as 18 cents offered. San Francisco broker Dickens refused 16 cents. California mill closures blamed for the slump. last year wool sold for 21 to 22 cents. Residents see wool as first sign of hard times.
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Gold Beach
Ore
Dickens
San Francisco
California Mills
Cough Remedy Promises Cure With Refund Guarantee
An ad states Hickory Bark Cough Remedy by Vickory Hark Cough Remedy Co of Salem Oregon guarantees to cure or money refunded. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co and other first class dealers nationwide. A separate item reports a fire at Berry & Wilson near Evlensburg Wiln injuring gear and destroying hay and harness. three horses buried and 10 tons of hay burned.
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Vickory Hark Cough Remedy Company
Salem
Ore
Pendleton Drug Co
Berry & Wilon
Evlensburg
Wreli
Motley Sventag
Oregon Agricultural College 1908 9 Catalogue Issued
The East Oregonian notes receipt of a 240 page catalogue with 47 pages of illustrations for Oregon Agricultural College. It lists 1156 students from most counties, 72 instructors, and indicates growth and courses across departments. The public is urged to obtain a copy to learn the college’s work and offerings.
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Oregon Agricultural College
East Oregonian
Oregon marksmen east team departs Portland for Camp Perry
The Oregon rifle team selected to represent the state in the national contest at Camp Perry, Ohio, will leave Portland Sunday for the east. About 20 men travel, including 12 on the team, three alternates, four coaches, a captain, and an assistant. The squad has trained on Polk county ground and is considered the strongest Oregon has fielded. They will ride in a special Pullman car with full comfort arrangements en route.
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Oregon
Camp Perry
Ohio
Portland
Polk County
Orggen Boys
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Ad
A sure cure one you can depend upon Hickory Bark Cough Remedy a panacea and pure for all lung trouble coughs cords hoarseness and sore throat For sale by any drugstore and first cities throughout the region Pendleton Drug Co
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Deutera
Pendleton Drug Co
Bartholomew Harbor Shop Robbery Report In Reardon
Monday night at Reardon Washington a disturbance occurred at Bartholomew Harbor Shop. Photographer Lowla Moore described as windbagged by two men, leaving no clue to the robbers and the motive remains unclear.
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Wille
Bartholomew's Harbor
Reardon
Wash
Lowla Moore
Cueh
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