Harvest in Oregon Promises Big Crop Across State
The Oregon harvest rises with bumper wheat yields in Wasco Sherman and Umatilla counties. Washington and Colum bia Southern report a year equal to the best, while oats hay apples and beets show strong results. Prices may not fall to past lows as railways shift freight to daily rates to speed shipments.
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Oregon Daily Journal
Wasco
Sherman
Columbia
Sherman County
Shaniko
D. M. C. Gault
Hillsboro
Washington County
West Side Valley
Willamette Valley
Ashland
Pendleton East Oregonian
Umatila County
W. E. McComas
North- Western Warehouse Company
Umatilla
Union and
Baker
Neighohood
la Grande
Oregon
Webfoot
Effect of the Reserve on Timber and Mines
A Blue Mountain American report notes the proposed timber reserve will spark regional debate over its industrial impact. Mining interests favor reserves, while lumber areas fear loss. access, grazing, and water supply implications are considered, with rail construction and future development discussed. The Grant County News adds skepticism about water cure efficacy on arid West lands.
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Interior Department
Blue Mountain American
Rolline
John Day
Greenhams
Susanville
Quartzburg
Grant County
Baker City Beats La Grande In Tight Baker Series
In a close Baker grounds contest Baker City reversed matters by defeating La Grande as crowds enjoy the series. The day’s events include a 1:50 game time, multiple players named for strong fielding and hitting, and locals noting travel and family moves amid ongoing regional play.
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Baker City
la Grande
Baker Grounds
Baker
Visitors in town from multiple towns and regions
A flurry of visitors and travelers were reported in town including D Custer from Athens G E Adams from Mc Kay H B Rankin from Hood Rover Mrs W H Babb from Echo D B Richardson from Helix H B Nelson from Weston Mr and Mrs J F Ross from Walla Walla Miss De Hinderman returning from an Eastern tour Win Stewart east county trip E HL Paul and Earl King at the Golden Rule from Walla Walla W F Earnhart heading to La Grande on land business M C Gustin and W B Miller at Hotel Pendleton from Walla Walla Dale and Walter Whitman heading to Hidawey for a few days Colonel August Arp visiting from Adams Miss Rosine M Edwardes visiting Waitsburg Mrs J F Robinson and Mrs W E Brock vacationing at Bingham Springs Miss Della Danner and Miss Myrtle Wall visiting uncle James Muir in the mountains Joseph McCabe general manager of the W and Co railroad in town on business Deputy County Clerk B B Hall and family back from the mountains W L Cadman registered at Hotel St George Rev and Mrs Robert Diven returning from Meacham Effie Jean Frazier on a four week pleasure trip to Seattle Portland Port Orford and more
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J. F. Ross
Walla Walla
Miss de Hinderman
Win Stewart
E. HL. Paul
Earl King
W. F. Earnhart
la Grande
M. C. Gustin
W. B. Miller
Hotel Pendleton
Dale
Walter Whitman
Hidawey
J. F. Robinson
W. E Brock
Bingham Springs
Della Danner
Myrthe Wall
James Muir
Joseph McCabe
W. & Co, BR ‘Railroad
B. B. Hall
W. L. Cadman
Hotel St. George
Robert Diven
Meacham
Mise Effie Jean Frazier
Seattle
Portland
Port
Constable Hannon Delivers Suspect From Huntington
Constable John P. Hannon arrives from Huntington with J. J. Jackson, wanted for robbery there and previously detained here after being found with new shoes and ladies hose. Jackson is to be sent back to answer breaking into a freight car loaded with dry goods amid a robbery case.
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John P. Hannon
Huntington
J. J. Jackson
Jackson
Sherif Davis
Fee
Miner Wes Matlock eyes big take from Casson Creek
From far north, Mrs. W F Matlock reports son Wesley Matlock mining on Casson Creek, 30 miles from Nome. Five men started July 6, a full crew of 12 by the eighth, and they have extracted 35000 dollars in gold dust so far. Matlock predicts up to 250000 dollars before season end, as rain and cool weather linger.
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W. F. Matlock
Wesley Matlock
Casson Creek
Nome
Trans Miss Congress tickets on sale for St Paul trip
The O R N Co offers round trip tickets to St Paul for the Trans Mississipp i Commercial Congress August 11 at 52 dollars valid three days. Tickets to Missouri River terminals and Kansas City to Sioux City and to Chicago are 52 and 72 dollars respectively. Call at the ticket office for details.
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St. Paul
Missouri River
Kansas City
Sioux City
Chicago
Callatee & WN
Particu
Cattle Loaded for Shipment to Sprague Washington
Over 200 head of range cattle from the North Fork of the John Day were loaded at the O R N stockyards for shipment to the prairie near Sprague Washington. Buyer Mr. Babcock, a noted stockman, plans to augment his herd with this purchase and may acquire more cattle from the area for the same destination.
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North Fork
John Day
Sprague
Wash
Babcock
Heat Wave Sweeps Oregon State as Temps Near Century Mark
Across Oregon the thermometer climbs past 100 degrees with Pendleton at about 100 and Salem at 104. Albany records 102 and Corvallis notes 102 as the hottest in memory while Portland sits near 96. The stretch of days above 100 includes 103 on Wednesday and higher on Thursday and Friday, stressing residents and crops.
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Oregon
Albany
Corvallis
Salem
Portland
Pendleton
Newspaper Published at Sea Prediction Promises Ocean Editions
The piece predicts newspapers on ocean liners enabled by wireless telegraphy though not as up to date as land editions. It praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as effective on sea and land, urging travelers to take it for sea-sickness prevention and households to keep it for heartburn digestion and malaria remedies.
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Hostetter
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Tony Mullane
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Athens
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Echo
D. B. Richardson
Helix
H. B. Nelson
Weston
Town
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Rosine M. Edwardes
Mary Nixon
Waitsburg, Wash
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