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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1909

Page

7

Wheat yield near average across Oregon Washington Idaho

Oregon Washington and Idaho expect about 55 million bushels of wheat for 1909 with 14 million from Oregon. Reports from 850 stations show strong rains boosting yields, especially in Idaho and Washington, though Oregon river counties face dry spots. Walla Walla and Whitman County forecast record wheat and barley, with total state output near 14 million bushels and significant regional variation.

Oregon Washington Idaho Portland Dati Oregonian Snake River The New Territory Wallowa Joseph Barlely Haystack and Agency Plaing Shansko Sherman County Mcreage Wasco Condon Arlington Ro & N Wheeler County Morrow Gillam Heppner Lexington Tone Cecil Morrow County Umatill Umatilla Benson Worston Athena Adams Heho Miot Rock Er- Hinton Han Union County Elgin Summerville Willamette Valley Ilette Walla Walla Columbia Garfield Columbia County Whitman Northwest Whitman County

Rockefeller Gifts Ten Million to Education Board

New York July 12 John D Rockefeller increases donations to the General Education Board with a 10 million gift and releases the board from perpetuity obligations on funds he contributed The total donated by Rockefeller now reaches 52 million The action follows exhausting income and aims to support higher education while allowing future flexible distribution to meet important educational needs The General Education Board has funded 5 037 million to colleges since 1905 and expects 14 0375 million in supplemental funds from those colleges with only one institution reportedly lacking the pledge satisfaction

New York John D. Rockefeller General Education Board Toe Hold Hilim Rockefeller Gates Rockefeller Foundation Foundation For Higher Education

Triplets Born to Exhausted New York Family

In New York a mother, Mrs. Rachel Flatt, bore triplets to a family already with seven children. The father, earning $10 a week, manages a laundry delivery station and struggles in two crowded rooms. He fainted upon learning of the triple addition, then regained composure as reality set in.

New York Rachel Flatt

Salem Woman Captures A Bold Pickpocket

In Salem Oregon on July 12 Mrs. P. F. Gardiner felt a hand in her pocket. She grabbed the thief by the coat collar as he tried to flee with her purse. A special policeman took Hugh McDonald into custody. Gardiner plans to swear out a complaint. The man was linked to parts of the cherry fair entertainment.

Salem Ore P. F. Garider Thotteh Mra. Gardiner Hugh McDonald Mra Gardiner McDonald

Chicks Benefit From Charcoal And Varied Diet

A short guide advises keeping charcoal for digestion and providing birds with a grain based feed, ample water, and a variety of greens such as lettuce and cabbage. It warns against overfeeding the greens to avoid bowel trouble and suggests light vaseline lubrication if stew threatens chicks.

Pageant of splendor at Hagenbeck-Wallace Shows

An ornate parade spectacle set for Hagenbeck-Wallace on July 16 promises an expanded, more beautiful circus pageant. The show features huge preparations, new floats, dens cages, tab leau cars, and lavish costumes, with expert designers and costumers crafting royal regalia for elephants, horses, and carriages.

Unique fish on show at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition

At the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle on July 12, a fisheries exhibit features a collection of Hawaiian imported fishes. About one hundred specimens display a wide range of colors and bizarre shapes, including ant-eater heads and creatures with butterfly-like torsos, marking the first live import from the Hawaiian Islands.

Hawaii Seattle Hawaaiian Islands Wwawallan Islands Victor Tineer

Primary problems prompt New York foice probe

Members of the Joint committee of the New York era force appointed to investigate the workings of the direct primary system held a public hearing in Boston today. The committee junket will cover nearly all states with direct primary systems between New England and the Pacific coast.

Hogion New York Boxton New Englands Pacific

Eastern inquiries for Dalles farmland rise

Farmers in Dalles report continued interest from eastern buyers seeking farm lands. Real estate brokers note steady inquiries and several tentative offers as the market remains active despite seasonal changes.

Dalles

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