Inland Empire Shooting and Beet Sugar Growth Headline Mix
In Clear Creek Idaho a 16 year old, Alex Robins, was accidentally shot by his cousin Baldwin while handling a 24 caliber rifle at the family home. The bullet lodged in his mouth. a doctor removed it and reported the boy in critical condition but hoped for recovery. Separately, reports from La Grande show beet sugar acreage rising to 3000 acres, with projected sugar beets totaling about 30,000 tons and a factory-grower expenditure of around 200000 dollars.
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Alex Robins
Stites
Toa
Frobing
Sitten
Idaho
la Grande
Chess
Found Steele's Body In Idaho Near Roosevelt
The body of Francis Steale, missing since May 1, was found Saturday in Big Creek near Orangeville, Idaho. He was en route from Grangeville to Roosevelt to take charge of the Roosevelt school and evidently exhausted. Mears Vance and Murphy located the body near Rayn's cabin. Cowhler Teonird of the Grangeville Savings and Trust Company holds the reward and was notified. Additional report: Mantin Charles Hantin was shot and killed Friday near Randalls transfer on the Roosevelt road. two men traveling together, Hantin had demanded payment of an owed account.
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Steele
Francis Steale
Minning
Big Creek
Orangeville
Idaho
Grangeville
Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Mears
Vance
Murphy
Rayn
Cowhler Teonird
Grangeville Savings and Trust Company
Roosevel
Spokeamin-Review
Little
Mantin
Charles Hantin
Ship subsidy debate faulted by Lincoln Hutchinson report
Lincoln Hutchinson, University of California graduate and government agent, argues a broader South American trade flow negates need for more U S ships. He asserts wholesale houses in South America meet staple demand ahead of time, undermining subsidy advocates and the plan to inject 4.5 million dollars annually to a few shipowners. The report challenges congressional support for a nine million annual subsidy and foresees likely defeat.
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Lincoln Hutchinson
University of California
United States
Washington
Examiner
Hutchinson
South America
Congress
Mr. Hutchinson
Beet Sugar Plant to Expansions in Nampa shown in Leader report
Next month the Beet Sugar company plans to spend about 1 125 000 in Nampa. J H Dewey orders immediate kiln work for 600 000 bricks and negotiates with parties to undertake it. The company buys 400 acres near the factory site and 90 etc. The brick main building will be cement block brick and totally fireproof with dimensions 102 by 208 feet and 90 feet high. The track shaps will be 600 by 110 feet and the sugar house 90 by 120 feet. total bricks to be used are not specified.
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Nampa
J. H. Dewey
Salt Lake
Guller
Han
Dewey Hiv
Booth
Robert
Robert Nobie
Dewey
Duthan Hoor
Cold Storage Facility Planned for La Grande
The Oregon Produce company completes new brick cold storage in La Grande. The 60 by 110 foot building with a 10 foot basement, plus an across street structure, will store about 400 carloads. An ice making plant will produce one ton of ice every 64 hours for winter trade.
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la Grande
Oregon Produce Company
Dalla. Ing
la Grande Observer
Held for robbery near Huntington by three men
Edward Johnson Thomia Murton and Frank Chickering were charged as the hold up suspects in Huntington robbery. They appeared before Justice A L Currey and a preliminary hearing was set for 2:40 pm Friday. Each was held on $600 bond and remanded to the county jail.
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Edward Johnson
Thomia Murton
Frank Chickering
Tiree
Pat Yan
Huntington
Justice of the Peace
A. L. Currey
Honda
Baker City Herald
Rye Crop Ties To Local Rancher Claim Near Crooked River
Crook County Journal reports C Milton Zoll of a nearby firm ranching tie claims to a rye and hay yield. He harvested rye on an eight acre plot by his house along Crooked River, producing about 40 tons, averaging nearly six tons per acre.
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Milton Zoll Lo
Hhe House
Crooked River
Crook County Journal
Gripdle sets Saturday pace for Willamette horse sale
William Gripdle plans a Willamette valley sale this Saturday featuring a fine bunch of horses expected to pace the market. Local buyers and horse enthusiasts anticipate strong bidding, with several promising mounts highlighted by the progressive sale at the tournament venue.
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William Gripdle
Willamette Valley
Monument Enterprise
Factory To Open With Large Capacity And New Machinery
The plant will store 26,000 bois at beota and cover 100 acres of ground. A 600 tonne machinery set has been ordered and will be delivered here the first of January. The project involves a total investment of 2,400,000 and includes extensive tracks and facilities for operations.
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Beota
Pendleton Produce Prices in Daily Market Report
Prices on produce in Pendleton today include hens at 40 to 60 cents dressed, young chickens 40 to 60 cents dressed, butter country 40 to 54 cents per roll, creamery 65 cents per roll, cabbage 2 1/4 cents per pound, lettuce 7 bunches, tomatoes 10 cents per basket, watermelons 2 cents, cantaloupe 10 cents, and new potatoes 11 to 40 cents per pound in various forms. Other items listed include heckled onions, ducks, geese, turnips, cucumbers, and onions with mixed unit figures.
Lewis and Clark Pair Rate Announcement
The O R K N company lists Pendleton rail rates for group travel. Round trip tickets good for 30 days at 9.15 dollars, party tickets for 10 or more on one ticket good for 10 days at 6.85 dollars, and for 100 or more moving on the same day a round trip rate of 6.85 dollars with seven days of meals provided. For details contact EBC Smith, Agent.
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Pendleton Ina
EBC
Smith
Seaside Resorts and Return to Tong Beach and More
Advertisements list travel stops from Seaside, Clatsop Beach to Portland via O R N with a 15.15 fare and stopover permit in Portland. Notices invite inquiries to BE C Smith Agent and Mrs William B Bolton, Portland. Also ads for meals, wagons for sale, laundry staff, and notice of William K Allen inventor dying at 72 in Newberg with his drying company operating across Oregon Washington Idaho.
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Tong Beach
Breakers
Ocean Park
Ocean Side
Sea View
Clatsop Beach
Portland
Smith
William K. Allen
Allen
Newberg
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Discovery of platinum in ancient treasures reshapes metal history
The text traces platinum's long path from early Spanish ore observations in Darien through slow European recognition. It notes 16th century alloy hints, export bans delaying study, and 1700s investigations. Berthelot reportedly found a box containing an Egyptian queen relic with a plate alloyed from gold and platinum.
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Darien
Europe
Berthelot
Egypt
Upper Nile
Frogs Trapped in Glue Vessel Described in London Chronicle
An old travel book recounts a method to catch frogs for market. A frog is dipped in glue and placed in a water filled device, where it croaks to attract nearby frogs, allowing the captor to seize prey while others advance.
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France
Seroge
Mali
Fieberiman
London Chronicle
Why He Was Called Good Friday and Bed Sores Tales
A collage of old column bits discusses a waiter’s skill and earnings, a quip about music impresario Alfred Bunn naming a insult as Good Friday, and practical guidance on bed sores and simple home remedies. It ends with a series of old time linguistic curiosities about phrases and footwear.
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Alfred Bunn
F. J. Crowes
Mallbran
Priday
Shrewd merchant jokes about debt collection
A Philadelphia Press item notes a wry business man contemplating calling in Dr Burroughs to recover $100 owed. The exchange reveals a sharp line on debt and a humorous edge to his stance.
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Porsly Pautheas
Dr. Burroughs
Philadelphia Press
A Million Cold Insured Man Warned by Messenger
The Milwaukee Sentinel quotes a chorus of lines about wealth and risk. A man is described as worth a million, with a million in insurance, while cautions about danger and the sudden messenger echo a somber tone.
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Mra
Milwaukee Sentinel
Local Livery and Stable Services Listed in Peniton Oregon
An old advertisement lists multiple livery stables and feed houses in Peniton Oregon. It includes eS aD EBEN wholesale remit dealer at 209 East Court, Simonton Brons Corley as proprietors, and depots at Cottonwood Street. Services include boarding by day week or month, horse sales, and night service. Contact numbers are provided as Black 2921 and red 1581. Livery operations feature horse trainers and carriages with connections to Alta Street and Dutch Henry Feed Yard.
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East Court Street
Pendeton
Oregon
Simonton Brons& Corley
Props
Aunra Etreat
Webb
Alta
Cottonwood Street
Ting Ua
H. Stewart
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Haniin
Hanlin
the Trust
Pmmense Beet
Daily Market Report
Pendleton
Ftooma
Ynmatlin
William B. Bolton
Fifth Street
Sonlea
B. T. Wade & Son
Robinson's
Jong Ehot
Walting
Severa
New York Press
Reginald
Kathryn
Pahaw
Chicago News
L. A. Best
Hotel Stowman
Smith & Dick
H. Volp
A. M
Association
W. G. Cole
Judd Building
Judd
H.&. Garfield
M. D
D. J. M’faul. Judd
T. M. Henderson
Savingn Bank
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Woren
Main
Court Streets
Amy Currin
Schmidt Block
F H. Sawtelle
Cosble Street
M. & Kern
Dental Birgeon
A. Vanowan
Veter Tyany Surgeons
Ceterinary Sirgeon
D. C. McNabb
Taliman’s Drug Store
Nanks and Brokers
Ore
Mareh Yee9
Crnitel
Tepesita
W. Jeurniwh
T. J. Morris
J. A. Norte
J. W Valoney
Einst National Bank OF Penaleten
Transact
Levi Ankeny
W. F. Matlock
G. Rice
George Hartman, Jr
First National Bank OF Athena
Henry Co. Adams
T. J. Kirk
F. & LeGrow
M. Kemp
Heartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
James Johns
W.& Henninger
1. M. Bentley
Hartman Abstract Co
Joan Hailey, JR
A. & Land Commissioner
Judd Luileing
Carney & Kennedy
Rex
Matn
Ler Kennard
Dutch Henry
Howard & Bwingle
LaDow
Be, Troutman
Pendleton, Ore, Rmn
D. A. May
Wilka
Oregonian
T. M. Keller
Goodman Cigar Letore
Tre
D. Nichols
Bre
J. B. Despain
Clark & Rees
Block
Pawn Brokers
Harwick
Railroad Street
Bowman
Goodman-Thompson CO
Sanitary Plumborn
B. P. C. Elks
Hall
LaDon Block
Court Street
Thomas FitzGerald
E. R
Eb, Bean
Bec
Pendleton Lodge
L. Vaughan
West Court Street
Milarkey
Uncle Tom
V. Stroble
Graham & Hunter
Easler
Commission House
Columbia Produce CO
John B. Benson
Mgr
Pendleton Tee & Cold Storage
Alta House
Oath Working People's Hotel
Alta and
Mit Streets
8. C. Bitner
Athena Hotel
FL P. Millen
Helix Hotel
NE. Man Nagement
Mrn
the Palace
Main Etreet
H. Williams
Monterastelli Bros
Square Deal
GUN and Bicycle Renahing
Tmortal
Columbia
Century Bicycles
J. Hees Hens Iman
West Webb Street
M. A. Lader
Chicago College of Em- Halraing
Baker & Folsom, Funeral Directore
Oppoatte Postoffice
Funeral Parhir
Lewis & Clark
E—Ose
Department 11
Expoession Accommodation Bureau
Lewis and Clark Fair Goodnough
H. J. Bean
Taylor's Hardware
James A
HAILE
Lowell
Attorneys
Despain Block
John W. McCourt
Association 1
Carter & Raley
Attorneys At Law
Savings Bank Building
James B. Perry
Taylor's
Winter & Collier
Stillman & Pierce
Stillman
Rooma 10
Association Block
John H. Lawrey
Benjamin K. Davis
Attorney At Law
Tom
Seattle
Umatil-la County
Liverteck
East Oregonian
P. O
Philadelphia
W. L. Jones
Pilot Rock
BUCH
The
Peates
East
Oreconian
Aliver
Aes
Weat
Darnell
Mapie Aileete
Lee's Crossing
Ried Creek
Geo, Goldsby
Pondieton
Mra. B
Cunningham
Lee Kennard
Jersey
Lee Lennard
Dutch Henry Feed Yard
MI Street
Booth Malin Street
W. S. Lindsey
R. Withee
GASO
Tractiona
Oldsmobile
Wet Court Street
Menle Maddatt Drage Imk Chhebester Chermienl Oa
Sad MaAlser Square
Muilal PA
Scott
Giles
Santal-Pepgin CO
Jelleportaing
Ora, Brock & 2 Rcomas CO
Druggieta
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