Farmers upbeat as rains promise bumper Umatilla crop
July 3 1902 report says recent showers worth thousands to Umatilla County wheat growers. A prominent farmer notes rain has wet fields, helped grain fill, and now minds grains from burning. Expect 35 to 45 bushels per acre in best areas, with warm weather needed to ripen and start header and thresher harvest by late July.
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Umatilla County
Umatilla
Baltimore and Ohio Battles on the Civil War Rail Line
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad served as a crucial wartime rail artery with 179 battles fought on or near it from 1861 to 1865. Key forts and block houses spanned from Monocacy to the Ohio river, linking western armies to the Army of the Potomac while harrowing operations around Harper’s Ferry and Winchester. Major offices in Baltimore and Chicago offered battlefield maps and schedules for travel and troop movement.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wheeling
Harper’s Ferry
Washington
Ohio River
Winchester
Harper's Ferry
Cumberland
Piedmont
New Creek
Keyser
Army of the Potomac
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Columbus
Cleveland
Pittsburg
D. B. Martin
Baltimore
B. N. Austin
Social notes from Pendleton hinterland and visitors
Henry Blackman of Heppner is at Hotel Pendleton while Miss Gertrude Crawford also stays in town visiting friends. Numerous locals and guests from Heppner, Astoria, Walla Walla, Milton, and other areas are in Pendleton for visits, picnics, and summer plans including travel to Portland, Chicago, and the Sound.
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Henry Blackman
Heppner
Pendleton
Gertrude Crawford
K. Osborn
Astoria
Joseph Hoch
W. R. Hinkle
Cold Springs
C. J. Smith
Ed Eben
San Francisco
Armory Hall
Ethel Fraker
Portland
Georgia O'Daniel
Colin V. Dyment
Spokesman-Review
Walla Walla
Thomas Lester
W. A. Banister
F. E. Wilcox
Milton
J. L. Pierce
Ada
Elsa
Nyssa
James Hill
al Slusher
Helix
Bessie Hicks
Oregon City
the Sound
A. D. Smith
Long Beach
Essa Smith
E. A. Vaughn
Baker City
Sumpter
Golconda
C. E. Macomber
Camas Prairie
Joseph Wood
Condon
Oregon
J. McIntosh
Canyon City
Umatilla
No Paper Tomorrow Holiday Delights East Dragonian Staff
The East Dragonian will skip publishing on the Fourth of July to let employees celebrate the nation’s birthday. This brief halt in printing grants staff time off and reflects a festive observance.
County Court Sets Hearing For Electric Railroad Route
Next Wednesday the county court will review the route from this location to the east county line for the proposed electric railroad. Promoter H Mellmann appeared before the court and it appears the franchise will be granted after drafting and signing a satisfactory agreement.
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East County
H. Mellmann
Free Sunday picnic at Kines grove with orchestra
A weekly event offers a free picnic every Sunday at Kine’s Grove. Dancing starts at two o’clock with music provided by Kirkman’s Orchestra.
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Kine
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