Seed testing at Pullman reveals garden variety results
Washington State College at Pullman tested 26 pea varieties and 17 radish types under uniform conditions to assess germination and type fidelity. Heaviest pea yields came from Ameer and Dwarf Telephone. cucumber and cabbage seed quality varied, with multiple cabbage types arising from mixed seed. Beverages of beaver damage and weather moisture prospects also noted for local farming across the region.
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Fresh milch cows and Oregon Market ads
Daily fish and fresh milch cows advertised for sale by Gritman Brothers and partners. Oregon Market offers fresh smelt, cash payments, and various goods. Also notices for house sales, rentals, furniture moving, storage, and household help on local blocks and street names with phone numbers.
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Midnight to Mind Dates at Alta Theater Rooms
Minor listings note events at Alta Theater with shows on Tuesday February 3 and February 4 and 5. Minstrel Maids on February 3, followed by Quo Vadis on February 4 and 5.
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Farmers' Union Grain Agency Ad Sanks Insurance Plan
Percy Folsom endorses a life insurance policy sold by Farmers' Union Grain Agency promising a permanent customer base. The ad asserts the policy is sound against criticism and ever reliable, urging customers to secure a satisfactory policy without apology.
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Redmen Notice for Tonight's LO Regular Meeting
Amahollis True No. 18 LO holds a regular meeting tonight at 7 30 p.m. Initiation work in three Degrees will be conducted with refreshments. All members urged to attend by order of the Sachem Thos Fitzgerald c of R.
King of Tramps to Wed in Erie Today
ERIE Pa Feb 3 A No 1 George Livingston known worldwide as A No 1 the King of Tramps was to marry Miss Mary Trohoski Erie today He has traveled extensively claiming a million miles and has produced credentials from travels He has billed railroads and steamship lines for fares and invited delegates from the hobo convention to attend the ceremony He did not say if he would give up travel.
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Manning Announces Oregon Governor Candidacy
John Manning of Portland officially declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for Oregon governor. He aims to lead the state, outlining his plans and qualifications and signaling a primary campaign start.
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Miners to demand five cent increase per ton
In Indianapolis on February the wage agenda for a conference between operators and coal miners will include a five cent per ton raise, a weighed coal sample before screening, a half holiday on Saturdays, a standard workday, broad scale terms, and a two year contract.
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Convicts pledge for better in Walla Walla revival
Fifty inmates rose after an appeal by Rev. E. J. Bulgin and pledged to improve their lives during a revival in the Prison. The event marked one of the first such services held there. In Hazebrouck France, Abbe Jules Lemire was refused communion at St Eloise church after resigning from the deputy speakership.
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Split trousers debated at international cutters meeting
Washington February 3. The International Custom Cutters Association opened a four day convention discussing headlining styles for men. The group, the supreme authority on fashion for men, explored whether split trousers would become the new rage if ordered.
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Local residents arrive in Pendleton for case proceedings
Hermiston figures Alin Dale Abbot and Ray C. Williams visit Pendleton while Athena, Helix, and Walla Walla residents travel for the Bert Pixler case. Officials from He lix and Weston appear as witnesses. University of Oregon biology professor John Bovard and Round-up cowboy Art Seale are among attendees.
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Bert Pixier
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Two storms expected to cross the nation this week
Washington reports two wintry disturbances will cross the country from the West shaping fair weather at start with moderate temperatures. A second system from the north Pacific will bring local snow in the northwest then rain and snow across the central and eastern states by week’s end.
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Alaska railroad bill praised by Seward Arctic Brotherhood
Camp Seward No 21 of the Arctic Brotherhood in Seward Alaska congratulates Senator Chamberlain on the Alaska railroad bill passage. The group calls it the one thing needed at the present time in Washington February 3 dispatch.
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Seth Low Re signs as Columbia University trustee
Seth Low of New York resigns as a member of the board of trustees of Columbia University. A former president, he has served as a trustee since 1891, marking a long tenure with the university.
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