Reciprocity Conference to Be Held in Chicago
Call issued by National Livestock Association and allied groups for a joint convention of livestock men and manufacturers in Chicago on August 15 and 16 1905 to press for reciprocal trade with foreign governments. Led by Abin H Sanders and Senator W A Harris the effort cites European tariff barriers and aims to open continental markets for American livestock and products. The conference would unite farmers stock growers exporters and related industries under the broad advocacy for reciprocal trade over exclusion and retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gwinn
Chicago
Naonal Livestock Association
Abin H. Sanders
Europe
United States
United Suten
Sanders
Natonal Livestock Association
W. A Harris
McKinley
Buffalo
National Livestock Association
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
National Livestock Exchange
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Twelve Hundred Fruit Baskets Arrive From Hamburg
The British bark Thistle brought twelve hundred fruit baskets from Hamburg and cement, pig iron, and Scotch whiskey. The first shipment of its kind in years will be dispensed to Inland Empire apple growers via Oregon Daily Journal. Captain England remains in command. the ship is on the disengaged list and may be held until wheat shipments resume. Apprentice Henry Pearson died after falling from the royal yards near Madeira on December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
San Francisco
Inland Empire
Oregon Daily Journal
England
Madeira Island
Henry Pearson
Royal Yards
English Channel
Yarmouth Roads
Bay City
Portland
Ning
California
Harvesters Begin on Pierce Tweedy Farms for Barley and Wheat
Two combined harvesters started on the Pierce Tweedy farms yesterday. The barley crop shows promise and the work will continue for several days. Wheat is ripening rapidly, and harvesters are not expected to stop between barley and the main wheat harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce-Tweedy
Barney
Funeral for Week-Old Violet Clark Held Today
Violet Clark infant daughter of Mr D L Clark and Mrs Clark of 615 Pine Street died yesterday afternoon. Funeral held from the family home at 2 20 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Clark
D. L. Clark
Pine Street
Lone Brink Court Session Ends With Cited Drunk Defender
In a thin morning court scene one intoxicated man named F Wilhelm was arraigned and received the standard sentence. Meanwhile Spokane bookkeepers plan to form a union to address wage and labor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wilhelm
Slipping Through Your Fingers Ad Band Detailing Savings
An advertisement urges readers to save money weekly or monthly to secure comfort in old age. It promises four percent interest with semiannual compounding and offers verbal or printed information. The copy warns that letting money slip away leads to poverty.
Irregularities Rumors Weigh on Sheriff Taylor Probe
Officials await a complete report from experts on 1903 and 1904 tax rolls amid rumors of shortages. Sheriff Taylor pledged to repay any due sums, while experts are kept from disclosure for about two weeks as District Attorney Phelps and county commissioners note no confirmed wrongdoing. Meanwhile Pendleton prepares a local telephone directory to be produced in San Francisco, with ads and actual home listings to follow.
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Sheriff's Office
Taylor
Summerville
Blakeley
Themedl
Nome
Phelps
Atorney Phelps
William Spakeley
Portland
Neen
Thors
Pendleton
Carr
East Oregonian
San Francinco
Umatilla
Echo
Pilot Rock
Adams
Idle Men Await Harvest On Alta Street
At shorelock this afternoon four idle men were counted awaiting the harvest start. All appear to be workers with means to begin harvest, and their presence boosts activity in nearby restaurants boarding houses and land office business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhorelock
Alta Street
Roarming Howe
Off for the Coast with Slusher Family
Mrs. William Slusher and daughter Edith depart tonight for coast points for the summer. They travel with Mr. and Mrs. Marlette and daughter Ruby of Chicago and Miss Tombaugh of Pennsylvania, who will visit Los Angeles and other California spots on their return to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Slusher
Edith
Coast Points
Portland
Marlette
Ruby
Chicago
Harvest Prospects Bright for Helix and Cold Springs
Farmers from Helix and Cold Springs say harvesting will be general in ten days. The combined harvesters are already being gathered from sheds and teams set to work. Help is plentiful and the harvest is expected to be successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
Cold Springs
Occupied New Residence by J B Cherry on Garfield Street
J B Cherry has just occupied a new residence on Garfield Street. The brief notice reports the move into the updated dwelling and records the date as part of local occupancy activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cherry
Garfield Streat
Black Butte Mine Prospects Report From Pendleton Visit
F W Vincent and T C Taylor of Pendleton report from the Black Butte mine in the Bine mountains near Fox Valley. Five miners are at work with prospecting the only activity due to water shortage. They are mining a 15 foot level after earlier tunnels at 60 and 100 feet. This trip is their first in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Butte
Bine Mountains
Fox Valley
F. W. Vincent
T. ¢. Taylor
Pendleton
Melarn Taylor
Vincent
Baker City Herald
Travel patterns shift as eastern travel declines
Little travel from the east now feeds the Lewis and Clark fair. most crossing the O KR N originate from central states or Missouri river points. Very few tickets destined to the fall originate east of St Louis. In this rush, tourists pass through, with keen interest in the fair farther east and anticipation of heavy travel from the extreme eastern estates later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
Missouri River
St Louis
Eay
Pendleton Port Office Faces Locked Mailbox Rows
Pendleton port office patrons will find their mailboxes locked as overdue box rents remain unpaid. Office staff fastened locks on boxes today, leaving renters unable to access contents until payment and box release by inside staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Port Office
Reception for Joaquin Miller at Lewis and Clark fair
A reception will honor the poet Joaquin Miller at the Dergon building tomorrow afternoon at 2. The event is hosted by Portland newspaper men and followed by a banquet at the Amir fean Inn in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joaquin Miller
The
Sierras
Dergon
Portland
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OWL Tea
Rational Congress
Ocmicago
Ensarge
Tallman & Co
Leding Druggists
Bpokane
Jeleo
Nestter
Walter
Atyrocers
Tin
Commercial Nat’] Bank
Telephone Company
San A
Central State
Outhog
Panama
Hoslberg
Oxforda
Roosevelt’s
Boston
Adda
Omatilla County
J. A. Smith
Court Street
Jams
Hostetter
Corner Court
Thompson Stivers
Oregon Lumber Yard
Court Home
Polydore Moens, Prop
W. C. Minnis
Heming
Peoples Warehouse
Riverside Avenue
ED Morgan
Rock Spring
Lantz Bros
Main Street
Celabees Gonday
Seton
O& W
Ukiah
Retern
Penditon
Ridge
Ays Wis
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