Wheat up in Oregon shows 21 4 percent rise in yield
Portland July 12 reports from the CO.W. R. N. agencies indicate wheat crep in Oregon territory will exceed last year by 126 percent. Information contrasts with Idaho and Washington prospects. Snake River area may fall 16 percent from last year. Inland Empire output predicted at 25,000,000 bushels, up from 20,000,000 last year.
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Miller
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Gilliam
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Damage reports drive wheat price fluctuations in 1900s
Chicago reports show high activity by short sellers as bear markets fade. Analysts note good northwest conditions tempered by new crop hedging in the southwest. Worm damage to velvet chaff wheat cited in Elbok Lake Minnesota as a growing concern across sections.
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Chicago
Northwest
Elbok Lake
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Navy buildup urged by Admiral Reynolds in Portland speech
Admiral Albert Reynolds urged rapid battleship construction to shield the Pacific coast, arguing naval power as insurance against war. He told Portland elites the navy must grow during peace, warning ships cannot be bought or built quickly in wartime and stressing the vast distance between coasts even after a canal opens.
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Congress
Albert Reynolds
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Imperial Hotel
United States
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Wholesale poisoning shocks San Antonio area
In San Antonio area a mass poisoning at the Rosalie ranch left two men and two women dead and four others in serious condition. Authorities seek a Mexican suspect and a woman as civilians search frantically. A barrel of drinking water on the Rosalle ranch was poisoned with arsenic, prompting swift action by authorities to prevent lynching.
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San Antonio
Texas
Rosalie Ranch
Rosalle Ranch
German Studies Tolland Plan to Put Perches on Lighthouses
Germany eyes the Dutch Ter Schelling perch system to save birds. Two German representatives studied the approach, which uses ladders as perches on lighthouse sides to reduce bird casualties. The method aims to calm exhausted birds by providing resting spots and may be tried on German lighthouses.
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Holland
Terschelling
Hennicke
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