New Plant Opening At Stockdale Peninsula Yards
Portland stockyards announce with President William H. Daughtrey the Sept. 16 formal opening of the new Stockdale Peninsula livestock plant. The facility promises accurate weighing, larger scales, and capacity to handle greater shipments, boosting Portland’s leadership in modern livestock operations. Cattle and hog markets show mixed movements with cattle steady to firm, sheep and lambs firm, hogs weaker as buyers pull back.
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Union
Portland Union
Stockdale
Williamh. Daughtrey
Portland
Wahion
New York
Portland Stockyerds
Japanese Day at Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Expo Planned
Seattle prepares for Japan Day at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition with a $20,000 Japanese subscription and an expected 10 000 Nipponese attendees. A 75 member delegation arrives aboard the Beattie to study American commerce, with morning speeches and a luncheon to follow. The highlight is a costume parade of Japanese settlers through the grounds in the afternoon.
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Seattle
Japan
United States
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Little Brown Men
Beattie
America
Washington political pot is rolling
As autumn nears, campaign chatter heats up in the state. In the second Congressional district a November special election is set to replace the late F W Cushman with candidates including B B Beard of Vancouver, a Republican, while Democrats hope for a strong contest. Legislature actions dominate headlines alongside talk of C F White, R D McCormick, John L Wilson, John E Humphries, and Gov M B Hay stirring up support in a busy political scene.
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F. W. Cushman
B. B. Beard
Vancouver
C. F. White
Inlerman
Europe
Rd. Co. McCormilek
Tacoma
John L. Wilson
John E. Humphries
Gov. M. BE. Hay
American and German Yachts Race Off Marblehead
New York sports brief reports an international sonderklasse yacht race off Marblehead Massachusetts between three American and three German yachts. Prizes include the Taft cup for the first to three wins or the fifth race and the Governor Draper cup for the series leader by points. Government revenue cutters guard the course. weather will heavily influence the result.
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New York
Germany
United States
Marblehead
Mass
Taft
Massachusetts
Surveying crews near Walla Walla hint at new road link
In Walla Walla Washington survey teams mark the line for a north coast road following a prior survey. They avoid details of the roid action while indicating a mysterious road will activate in the area. The line would join a Columbia River bridge project and a transcontinental route toward Chicago Northwestern.
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Walla
Wash
Walla Walla
Columbia
Chicago Northwestern
Mississippi Exhibit Exhibition Train Tour Starts Westward
In Jackson Mississippi on August 30 an agricultural exhibit train began a west and northwest tour displaying Mississippi resources. The organizers expect the trip to attract desirable white settlers to the state.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Missiasippi
Putting Yourself In His Place Reflects Self Viewpoint
The line contemplates adopting another’s stance to judge fit and belonging, suggesting self-positioning as a means to understand acceptance or legitimacy. It weighs whether aligning with another’s perspective suffices to prove suitability or compatibility.
Pulverizing the Soil to Prevent Evaporation in Dry Farming
The Dry Farming Congress Bulletin highlights the Campbell soil culture system and an analysis by Prof. W H Olin of the Kubanka durum wheat. Olin calls it the most drought resistant wheat tested at the Colorado experiment station and suitable for non irrigated lands, with cautions on yields and planting advice for farmers considering durum wheat in semi arid regions. Read the East Oregonian.
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Olin
Pry Farming Congress
W. Hi. Olin
Colorado
Congress
Billings
Montana
Colorado Experiment Station
Colorado Millera
Dry Farming Congress
Contros
Ttme
English Educator Discusses High School Frats in U S
Professor J J Findlay of Manchester University argues Americans err by overvaluing freedom and relying on prohibitory laws to suppress high school frater nities. He says youth seek social organization and schools that isolate students foster frats or sororities as substitutes.
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Chautauqua
J. J. Findlay
Manchester University
Eng
Bfe
Boni de Castellane Eyes Gould Fortune in Marriage Plan
Paris reports Count Boni de Castellane seeks to wed Miss Marjorie Gould, niece of Anna Gould, to gain more Gould wealth. It is also believed he will lose his chamber seat in the next May general election after three terms funded by the Gould fortune, whose generosity is waning.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Gould
Mar-jorie Gould
Anna Gould
Castellane
Basses Alpes
de Castellane
Chamber of Deputies
Fire devastates downtown in Goldendale blaze
In Goldendale Washington a midnight armory hall fire swept a large portion of the business district causing an estimated loss of 35000 dollars. Firefighters battled flames into the early hours with no lives lost though the blaze threatened the entire town before containment.
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Goldendale
Wash
Aum
Armory
Crow Tribe to Get 165250 for Montana Grazing Rights
Washington August 28 Crow Agency Tadisna will receive 165,250 dollars next year for grazing privileges on their land in Montana. The change shifts bid opening and contract letting from reservations to the city, with the Crow district first to implement the innovation. The final contracts were closed today.
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Washington
Montana
Tiding Bureau
Crow Reservation
Uncertain Proverb About Regulators and Fate
A terse reflection suggests that those who claim they are born to regulate the world will eventually die from arrogance and overreach. The remark frames power as a perilous path, warning against hubris among authority figures.
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East
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Idaho
Coos Bay
Mountania
Pendleton
Jacob Sheuerman
Pendleton Hide Company
North Beach
North Pacific Coast
O.R.N
T. J. Potter
Columbia River
E. F. Schuyler
Wm. McMurray
R. A. Smith
Pasco, Wash
Lewis W. Napton
City OF
East Oregonian Office
Davis Electric Co
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jennie Hargrove
Pine Street
East Oregonian
DRY Farming Congress Bulletin
The
Gouldss
Boni
Classified
H. &. Garfield
M. D
Judd Block
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Judd
Main
Court Streets
Main Street
M. S. Kern
Judd Building
Vaughan Bros, Dentists
BD. C. M'Nabb
State ‘Veterinary Board
Tallan's Drug Store
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Raley
FEE & Slater
Despain Building
Carter & Smythe
Attorneys At Law
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James B. Perry
Lowell & Winter
George W. Coutts
Sci
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Smith- Crawford Building
Phelps & Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
Peter West
Garden Street
Chas. J. Ferguson
Attornet At Law
Office In Association Block
Douglas W. Bailey
Taylor Hardware Co
Stroble
Fast Court Street
Pendleton Iron Works
Court
Aite
Marion Jack
A. F. May
YEE Sam, Lee CO
East Court Street
J. L. Vaughan
W. Court Street
United Engineering Co
P.I
Col. F. G. Lucas
Athena
First National Bank of Athens
Farmers’ Bank of
Weston
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of Embalming
Webb Streets
Baker & Folsom
A. F
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Oll
Seagle’s
Woodmen Hall
G. W. Phelps
BE. R
Thos, Fitz Gerald
Damon Lodge NO. 4
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KR. B. Tarbet
C. C
A. W. Fletcher
Frankum
D. A
Oregonian
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
James Johns
Henninger
C. H. Marsh
J. M. Bentley
CITY
Thompson Street
Carney & Bradley
Props
Drochat
Marvel
Marvel CO
Evy St
Mew York
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