Rader Kills Six-Point Buck In John Day Hunt Tale
M A Rader returns from south county with a six point buck, leading a party including J W Maloney and A J Goodman. Maloney sighted a bear at Meadow Creek and fired. authorities credit the trio for hunting efforts while Rader regales with details of game and fish en route to Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Day
M. A. Rader
J. W. Maloney
A. J. Goodman
Mr. Rader
Lehman
Rader
Messrs
Maloney
Goodman
Brain
Pendleton
Meadow Creek
Timber land hunters from La Grande head south for county survey
A party including Mr and Mrs J F Steinbeck Mrs Edna Swart Mrs Hoyt Fred Gilbert and wife Mrs N J Hoadley and Mrs Zella Linton of Newberg arrived from La Grande and will tour southern county timber land by team, returning to the city Wednesday. Martin Compton of Soldiers Home, after leaving July 29 for Los Angeles, reports admission and improving health. He notes nearly 2000 inmates at the home, with two large dining tables and a permanent residence planned.
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la Grande
Ukiah
Alba
J. F. Steinbeck
Edna Swart
Hoyt
Fred Gilbert
Haines
N. J. Hoadley
Zella Linton
Newberg
Martin Compton
Soldiers’ Home
Los Angeles
East Oregonian
Star Theater Presents 2000 Feet Film and Two New Songs
The Bast Oregonian reports tonight at the Star theater features 2000 feet of new film and two illustrated songs. patrons will enjoy a varied program in the evening.
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Star Theater
Personal mentions fill city on busy business day
A long list of residents and visitors pass through the city. J B Taylor of Echo, WHS Jameson of Weston, and Mrs Elia Bowling of Adama are among those noted in town for business or visitation. Others include Mrs L D Drake returning from mountain vacation, J F Robinson bound for Bingham Springs, H Y Blackwell from Long Creek, Samuel D Peterson in town, and L L Mannix from Birch Creek farm. Various locals depart for Portland, Meacham, Kamela, and Meacham outings, with clerks, attorneys, and officials such as J H Lawrey, J Teutucher, and Dr Lloyd Idleman listed among the day’s movers.
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J. B. Taylor
Echo
Whs Jameson
Weston
Elia Bowling
Adama
L. D. Drake
J. F. Robinson
Bingham Springs
Samuel D. Peterson
Milton
L. L. Mannix
Birch Creek
Here
J. H. Lawrey
Portland
J. Teutucher
J Jr
Boys' and Girls Aid Society of
Oregon
Lloyd Idleman
Clyde Whittemore
Kamola
G. W. Coats
Kamela
W. RR. Howard
Buttescreele
Rev
M. W. Howard
Agricultural College Horner to Meet Prospective Students
Prof Horner of Wisconsin Agricultural College and Prof J B Horner registrar of Oregon Agricultural College will meet prospective students at Hotel St George Monday at 2 o clock. The college offers practical instruction and enrolled over 600 last year. Individuals seeking admission or information may see Prof Horner Monday afternoon at the St George.
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Horner
Agricultural College
Hotel St. George
J. B. Horner
Oregon Agricultural College
The
St. George
Wheat harvest forecast by Mabton and Horse Heaven banks
J. Harrison, president of the Sunnyside and Mabton banks, reports on business in Mabton that the Wheat harvest in the Mabton tributary and Horse Heaven country will exceed all previous records this year, with 4,000,000 bushels implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harrison
Sunnyside and
Mabton Banks
The
Republic
Mabton
Mabton Sees Flourishing Wheat Prospects in 4 Million Bushel Harvest
Mr Harrison notes the first large national wheat effort in the country with favorable weather. He estimates Mabton and the Horee Heaven area will yield about 4 000 000 bushels. He believes Mabton is prospering and looks to a bright future for the town per Yakima Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harrison
Horee Heaven
Mabton
Harrison
Yakima Republic
Telegraphers Union Walkout Spreads Across Cities
In New York and Minneapolis leaders paused to follow President Small’s orders on a strike. A telegram urged sanction for the Jocala action, signaling a near-total walkout nationwide. Chicago hosts 500 Postal operators on strike, with Western Union and Postal workers also departing in Salt Lake City Helena Kansas City Dallas Fort Worth Colorado Springs Denver El Reno and New Orleans.
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Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Small
Los Angeles
Chicago
Western Union
Salt Lake
Helena
Kansas City
Dallas
Fort Worth
Colorado Springs
Denver
el Reno
Okla
New Orleans
National Organisation
Eight Hour Day Strike Hits Prescott Bowles Junction Harvest
Farmers around Prescott and Bowles Junction oppose an eight hour day prompting over 60 harvest hands to strike. Many strikers head to the Palouse for wages of up to a dollar more per day. Farmers seek replacements in Walla Walla after the Employment agency shut down. Freewater readies Peach Day on August 28 inviting Pendleton residents to join a full program and festivities.
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Farma
Prescott and Bowles Junction
Palouse
Prescott and
Bowles Junction
Walla Walla
Farmers’ Employment Agency
Freewater
Pendleton
Prominent Sandpoint Woman Chooses Carbono Acid
Mrs John Southmayd, a leading figure in Sandpoint Idaho, selected by taking carbono acid. No cause is given. If seen in East Oregonian, it is dismissed as no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Southmayd
Sandpoint
Idaho
East Oregonian
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