Beet factory plan discussed in Umatilla and Union counties
A proposal from Gorge Stoddard and the La gaghr factory supervisor cites growing beets in Umatilla and Union counties as a path to sugar production. Farmers are urged to join a beet-growing program with favorable terms, including irrigation and labor plans, while concerns about community impact and local involvement are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Gorge
Lagaghr
Min
Echo
Grand Ronie Valley
Bean Making
Om Good Beat Culterre
Beet growth deal proposed to rent 100 to 200 acres locally
A plan by a company to rent 100 to 200 acres of land in a favorable location for beet cultivation is outlined. The venture aims to prove profitability to local farmers and the community, with no bonus demanded, and to establish a beet processing factory at Reho if successful. Leaders expect to meet landowners in two weeks to discuss terms and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reho
Indictment Unfolds Dietrich Over Government Rentals
United States grand jury returns true bills against Senator Chas H. Dietrich on charges tied to legal leasing of a building in Hastings used as a post office. Accused of contracts for hire and profits from rentals tied to government affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaln Dor
Uayinet States Grand Jury
United States
Chas H. Dietrich
Dietrich
Congress
Truat
Wwe
Orion
Peron
Detrich Lella
Finetots
Nel
Wheat Market Dullness and Disputed Death Trial
Quotations furnished show a dull opening with no conspicuous buying, lifting later to firm briefly as selling eased. Argentine exports and domestic demand offer mixed signals while weather and holidays weigh on activity. A murder trial for a MacDonald, Pa., contractor case moves toward Pittsburgh as suspects are transported from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendinton
Dee
Kaine
Yeatoriay
Hebt Revelptis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wulvers
AH NH
Chicago
Guy Eee Ceee
Tom Tit
Liverpool
MacDnald
New York
England
Ferguson
Medonad
Pittsourg
Surprising Loss of Life on Railroads—Washington Rail News
Washington reports show railroad earnings up by about 34 million dollars as 1 0001 miles of track see expansion. The Interstate Commerce Commission lists 2 000 miles as state wide, with injuries totaling 4 400 and 95 deaths among passengers and 6 400 injuries among workers. Plans for a 1.5 million post office in San Francisco are approved. Eames Young of St. Louis to design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Fran
Washington
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Postofice
Eames & Young
St. Limis
SLO
Interstate Commerce Report
Interstate Commerce Commissio
Gironsearings
Honk Vt
Armenian Arms Reported In Caucasus Insurrection
Reports from the region describe a large quantity of arms and ammunition moved into Armenian districts near the Russo Armenian border. The arming is linked to a broader insurrection in the Caucasus, with Armenians accused of aiding rebel activity against authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruksian
Caucasus
Military Battery Arrival For Potential Action
Readable text notes heavy ammunition stock for a unit identified as the 280th battery arriving by express. Mentions transport via San Prometane and potential operations in a theater described as The Wanhorm shirt with references to readiness and a march toward activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Prometane
Annual Meeting of National Civic Federation Addresses Industry
The New York gathering of the National Civic Federation featured Senator Howia ald and Chicago’s President Voluuy Foster addressing the industrial question. Attendees included Mitchell, Bishop Potter, Harvard President Elliott, and Chief of Conductors Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Civic Federation Legag
Howia Ald
Voluuy Foster
Chicago
Mitchell
Potter
Elliott
Harvard
Chie
Clark
Senate Considers Isle of Pines in Secret Session
Washington reports Senate discussions on secret session actions regarding Isle of Pines and a resolution to commit the United States to intervene in European affairs. Debates cover a heavy bond issue for Arizona Phoenix to Mesa railway, with Lodge, Perkins, and Morgan figures shaping the day’s proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Odowr
Morgan Balke
Panama
United States
Washington del Ik
Perkins
California
Senate
Fryea
Dollwer
Pines
Lodge
Wanger
Pennsylvania
Payne
Williams
Aoitae
Bellicose Japan Faces War Vote Debate
Tokyo reports rising pressure over Russia’s message as Japan weighs a popular vote on declaring war. The cabinet maintains steadiness though public sentiment grows intense and no reply has yet been given to the distant nation’s communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Huessia
Japan
Rawsia
Expensive Railroad Costs in Ten-Year Land Outlay
Dec 18 report from St Petersburgh on the TraneSiberian railway shows ten-year land costs in construction and strengthening totaling $7000. The amount may rise as the tower extends eastward. An offer of a large salary is made to John P. Irish of San Francisco for a naval officer post at this port, tied to management of the firm’s lent again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersbureg
TraneSiberian
Pul Ikhel
John P. Irish
San Francisco
San Franchies
Clitrene Alliance
Atanthanton
Nade
Jol Poteleh
Mafon Lem
Parry
East
Plot to Kill Roosevelt Claims Pieced Together in Galveston
In Galveston on December 18, authorities arrested Charles Pierson an anarchist for intemperate speech amid reports that evidences of a plot against President Roosevelt were found in his possession. No firm footing for the plot was disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Roosevelt
Charles Pierson
Rabbit Cannery Runs Full Force in City
W H L Boyd, president of the American Hare Packing and Coal Storage Co, visited the city describing a cannery operating steadily with 13 workers and output about 1,000 pounds daily. Four thousand pounds of prepared product are on hand awaiting labels, and 1,600 pounds of dressed rabbit in cold storage. The cannery could process more meat if cans and supply capacity were available, and a larger shipment of cans is hoped for. Several samples were distributed to grocers as the company plans wider distribution across Pachie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL Boyd
Hrlw
Americwn Hare Packing and Coal Storage Company
Berlin December business outlook and local trade activity
Berlin reports show merchants busy with half day trade and crowded stores. hawkers line streets selling goods from old to new, suggesting cautious spending and a shift to cheaper purchases amid broader economic strain. Captain Benjamin Dead dies of malarial fever in hospital. David Mebam seeks divorce in London. Lumber yard fire destroys property in Harderown. Unclear local election results noted in Clatsop county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dee
Germany
Mortgage Bonds Sold to Morgan for Equipment Funds
In New York in December the Atchison Railway sold bonds totaling $14,000 to Morgan to provide funds for new equipment. In the same day, a shipbuilding company case heard testimony with Morgan receiving two and a half million dollars of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
Dey L.—steele
Morgoose
Wes & Witness
Shipbuilding Company
Morgan Company
Beaupre to Colon American Minister Leaves Colombia on Cruiser
Panama December 18 reports Dewey arrangements for a cruiser to Cartagena to carry Minister Beaupre from Colombia to Calon. No reason given but believed to allow Beaupre to communicate with Washington on affairs. Also noted is a report that Gattie handed over 7,000,000 in securities as Leo's legacy to a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Panama
Cartagena
Beaupre
Calon
Washington
Bo- Bole
Leo
Plus
Gattie
Suerenaor
Panic Causes Four Women to Jump in Dayton Fire
Four women sewing in a Dayton dressmaking shop panicked as smoke filled a basement blaze and leaped from a stairwell. Mingle Trexell Lavinon Slater and Attie Frank Hughes were fatally injured or near death. elevator operator Kilas Roeder fell five floors escaping. Elias Saunders survived serious injuries after falling from a fire escape. Fire confined to basement limited casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Abistony
Mingle Trexell
Lavinon Slater
Atte Frank Hughes
Kilas Roeder
Tre
Exitind
Lewt Central
Elias Saunders
Strikes Touch Chicago as Unions Seek Higher Wages
Mourners and drivers attend funerals amid streetcar strikes in Chicago. Unions demand a weekly raise to 14 dollars, with livery men backing the new wage scale while metal trades edge toward fusion. Police guard processions as nonunion drivers face challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont Bay
Coupe Aid Society
Cow Delvers Union
Brtelheims Pean
Cathy Vietory
Three Cremated In Waterfront dwelling Tragedy
A morning fire at a Temetielin waterfront dwelling led to three fatalities named Martin Obown, John Kok and J. Ander. Lodgers Charley-Bydntrong’s leges were broken during the incident. An election for secretary of the expedition remains unclear with references to St. Jamin, Doe M. Layilo Eagan, and Shiroweywort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanls Ste. Marie
Martin Obown
John Kok
J. Ander
St. Jamin
Doe M. Layilo Eagan
Shiroweywort
Lakwan Tevbing
Ladies Aid Society Profitable Church Benefit Sale
The Portatt Aid Society held a benefit sale at the church raising funds at various booths with totals reported including ten and twenty dollar contributions and a $60 booth. The event drew praise for its success and the ladies expressed gratitude to contributors and attendees. Also mentioned are Mini Faxodhon Bore and Mini La velle Moorhouse returning from Seattle to spend the holidays with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Portatt Aid Society
Howe
de Enndy Booth
Warmuch
Cover
Permon
Mini Faxodhon Bore
Mino Lavelle Moorhouse
Seattle
University of Washington
Panenta
Heath Denies All, Cleage Deek-Perry Heath Inquiry
In a late night statement Heath rejects charges from a postal fraud report, calling the atom relating to him in the message a vague relic of old times and saying there is nothing solid linking him to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleage Deek
Perry Heath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Umatilla County
Penditeon
Pendiaton
Ion County
Union
Lems
Malta
Ls Bere
Fort Louis
Grand Jury
Hastings
Grain Markets
Coe Commission Company
B. E. Kennedy
Der
General News OF Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cisco
Turkey
Civic Federation
Hanna, Mitchel
Et al
Communittee Ondostotfces
Hamilton
Phoenix
Teme
Mesa
Tonto Creek
Sait River
Hemenway
Petrose
Erie
IBTK
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Coloma
Parana
Antiunionism
Business IN
Benjamin
Ocaptain Tenamin
27Th Infantry
Lout
London Tee
David Mebam
Barliade
Hardeouv
Eetroyet
Joy ‘Tutte
Astoria
Kates
Seastorn
W. Fulton
Clatsop County
Santa Fe Railway Company
Colon
Tole
Berbs
International Association of Allied Meta Meehan
Cilion
Sault Ste." Marie
Heath
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!