Farmers Praise Hybrid Wheat in Palouse District
Washington State College researchers led by W J Spillman and BE Elliott report new wheat varieties showing high yields and quality. Farmers like C B Kegley and M B Schreck note 25 to 40 bushels per acre with hybrids outperforming red Russian. seed requests surge as results roll in from Colfax Dayton Whelan and Pullman areas.
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Washington State College Experimentatation
Pullman
W. J. Spillman
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
College
Eb, Elliott
Elliott
C. A. Price
Washington State College
Northwest
C. B. Kegley
Washington
A. J.D. Cornelius
Colfax
J. A. Fontaine
Dayton
J. J. May
Whelan
Andy Meal
Karl Gerhard
Hatton
Wash
Schreck
M. B. Schreck
la Crosse
Hood River to Teach Apple Packing Soon
Hood River announces a one week school starting September 14 at the Apple Growers union warerooms on railroad row to teach apple packing for commercial trade. Expert packers will demonstrate styles, color, and size accuracy using windfalls and calls provided by growers. no tuition, only board and lodging.
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Hood River
Hood River News- Letter
Huxley
Hood River Valley
Idaho Wheat Kings Lead Lewiston Area Harvest
Daniele and Wallace of Tammany are Idaho wheat kings with 4000 acres and a 100,000 to 120,000 bushel crop. They near completion as 3,060 sacks from threshers so far. Searle mill men seek a pool from Asotin county farmers at 1 cent per bushel No 1 grades, amid strong Lewiston flat production claims.
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Idaho
Asotin
Clarkston
Lewiston
Eral
Daniele & Wallace
Tammany
Wheat Kings
Thie
Dowd Place
Lewiston Flat
Asotin County
John M. Jones
D. Graham
Coffee grocer refunds customer money claim
A local grocer dubbed Best to Pay returns funds to a customer after a billing dispute. The case highlights consumer rights and prompt refunds in retail transactions.
Higher Criticism Sparks Debate at Canadian Synod
In Ottawa on Aug 27 conservatives and radicals of the Church of England in Canada brace for a clash at the general synod. Rev Dr Langtry moves to attack higher criticism as orthodox churchmen oppose modern theories taught by clergymen and professors. A verbal warfare is anticipated at next month’s session.
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Church of England
Canada
General Synod
Langtry
Roosevelt Trout 4 Dead Game Sport
The United States Fish Commission states that within a few years one of the gamest and choicest species of the fish kingdom probably will be.
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The
United States Fish Commission
Roosevelt golden trout saved from extinction
The Roosevelt golden trout, Salmo rooseveltli Evermann, native to Volcano creek on Mount Whitney, California, was saved from extinction after President Roosevelt’s intervention. Eggs secured by the United States Fish Commission are being hatched at Bozeman Montana and Leadville Colorado for stocking streams nationwide.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Volcano Creek
Mount Whitney
California
United States Fish Commission
Bozeman
Mont
Leadville
Col
Druggists to Meet in Atlantic City Convention
Atlantic City announces the national druggists convention to be held the week of September 14. The pure drug act will be discussed during the meeting.
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Atlantic City
National Convention of Druggists
DeWitts Little Early Risers Sold by Tallman Co
DeWitt's Little Early Risers described as safe easy pleasant and harmless liver pills. Sold by Tallman & Co as a reliable quick relief remedy in local advertisements.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
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No readable event or named entities present to summarize as a newspaper item from the East Oregonian.
Gowns Restored to Fresh Color by City Steam Dye Works
Incredible to believe a gown once soiled could be renovated to a beautiful color. Delicate pink, blue, or lavender shades are restored and Indies old gowns look as good as new after cleaning. Work called for and delivered.
Fruit Industry Opens With Pleasant Labor and Profits
The article notes that picking and packing fruit is a delightful and remunerative labor. A large class is expected to attend opening day, indicating strong participation and interest in the venture.
Denver & Rio Grande Plans $160 Million Bond Issue
A special stockholders meeting is set for September 10 in Denver to authorize a $160,000,000 bond issue, consider purchasing about four small roads in Colorado and Utah, and raise $16,000,000 via short-term gold notes. The bonds will be dated August 1, 1908 and mature August 1, 1955. Interest rate to be determined at the meeting as part of consolidating Goulds in Colorado and Utah.
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Denver
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Utah
Colorado
Hanford Stirred Auctioner
The Washington Post lauds Charles B. Hanford for reciting the Star Spangled Banner in Pendleton this fall. His dramatic delivery, vibrant voice, and passionate gaze prompted a standing ovation as the audience waved flags in a scene of patriotic fervor.
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The
Washington Post
Charles B. Hanford
Pendleton
Wanted at Once Good Clean Rags Market Price Paid
Classified notice from East Oregonian office seeking rags in exchange for market price. Immediate purchase offered and terms implied by standard newsroom procurement.
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East Oregonian
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J. L. Vaughan
Court St
City Steam Dye Works
Hanford Stirred
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O. R. & N. Washington Division
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Umatilla Central
Pilot Rock
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