Harvest Advances On Reservation Wheat Delayed By Maturity
Wheat harvest on the reservation is set to begin Monday as barley cutting winds down. Favorable yield prospects are noted in Cold Springs and Athena areas, with some regions reporting potential 16 to 25 bushels per acre despite heat damage. A new fire hose cart is ready on the south hill, and residents are urged to form a volunteer hose company for broader coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aibena
Athena
Pendleton
Heliz
Cold Springs
Highlands
Othare
Brown
High School Hill
Fly Council
Morning Tribune cites East Oregonian news origins
A compact note observes how the Morning Tribune often reprints items from the East Oregonian. It lists several July dates and topics such as Eugene population figures, elopement cases, cavalry recruit notices, and local tributes. The piece notes delays and cross-paper diffusion across multiple dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
East Oregonian
Eugene
Wallk Wallk
Hist
Oregonian
Fourth Cavalry
Northwest News
Misimas
Mt. Rainier
Ernst Oregonian
The
Dante
Jude
New Residences at La Grande Plans Revealed
Architect EB Prowlman returned from La Grande with plans for two hundred residences to be erected there. Contracts on the project are to be let by GL Cheever and W. Lo Bretnetts of the La Grune National Bank, aiming to fund and oversee the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande Aire
Prowlman
Gl, Cheever
W. Lo Bretnetts
la Grune Nathonal Munk
Visiting at A fm Nobles Mrs Jane James Mehage Sun
Mrs Jane James of Mehage Sun Tod Mines Morduret and Beamiey of Hote visit the home of Mr A B Nachile on College Street for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane James
Mehage Sun, Tod
Beamiey
Hote
A. B. Nachile
College Street
Newbro's Harpicide for Hair Loss and Growth
Ladies with thinning hair can stop hair loss and encourage growth with Newbro's Harpicide. The product claims to kill the dandruff germ at the root, then hair will regrow. It contains no oil or grease and won’t stain or dye. Sold by druggists. samples available from The Harpicide Co. Detroit, Mich.
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Newbro
Newhbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich N
Slipping Through Your Fingers Advertisement Offer
A pitch urges self denial for a few weeks to save cash and secure comfort in old age through a 4 percent interest, compounded every six months. It invites readers to leave a few dollars weekly or monthly and ask for verbal or printed information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aek Heer
Question of Indian Policy and Agency Troubles
A stately report notes a policy wrangle at the Uma tin agency surpassing its internal disputes. Private Secretary Valentino visits to study Indians for allotment land issues, weighing whether natives become full citizens or remain under government guidance. An Indian council forms to discuss these questions.
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Valentine
Valentino
Umatin
Shinai
Ft Ia
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Horsehick
India Council
Wolw
Massive sheep shipment from Elgin to eastern yards
Elgin and Wallowa districts sent 230000 head to North Dakota Michigan and Wyoming. Dr M Lants recently oversaw dipping of 20000 head from Wallowa for shipment, including 26 to J D Richards in Douglas Wyoming and others to Carr Gogo Jonesville Michigan and North Dakota by North Wisconsin Cattle Co. The move reflects strong activity in the regional sheep trade as oats pass and stocks head east via O R N line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. M. &. Lants
Elgin
Wallowa
North Dakota
Michigan
Wyoming
J. D. T. Richards
Douglas
Wyo
Carr & Gogo
Jonesville
Migh
North Wisconsin Cattle Company
Blind traveler jumps from train at Meacham injuring leg
William Miller of Cinein ruth, a 24 year old blind passenger, leaped from the westbound No 6 train at Meacham last night and fractured his leg. He was found by the delayed No 1 at the county hospital and cared for at Cottage hotel. Miller claimed he jumped off against the will of the crew and left his bedding and clothing on the blind baggage. He was taken to the farm for treatment with officials J B Meili and Dr W G Cole assisting.
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William Miller
Chichen
Meaeham
Miller
Hilward
Meacham
Meacham Wells
Fien Marth
J. B. Meili
W. G. Cole
Expert tract book authoring in Pendleton lands office role
Eugene P. Seow an expert accountant and former deputy clerk aids Clark and Buchanan in exporting county records. He authored tract books adopted by Missouri’s land department, enabling quick access to any 40 acre tract’s full transfer history and current status across the district.
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Eugene P. Seow
Pendleton
Ta Grande
Union Counts
Clark and
Buchanan
la Grande
Scow
Jake Robbinson
Register and
State of
Missouri
Incomplete government survey aids La Grande Mind district records
A fragmented historical note discusses government survey work and the La Grande Mind district. It mentions millions of pores in a figurative sense, the origin of hooks, and the need to trace records across an office. Mr Scow’s ledgers are praised as a great convenience, with only a few similar copies in the country.
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la Grande Mind
Scow
United States
Prizes Awarded in Ad Writing Contest at Donaldson’s Pharmacy
The East Oregonian reports Donaldson’s Red Cross Pharmacy held an ad writing contest judged by L K Kerbnach and B H Sampson. Awards went to J C Appell for best half ton ic ad, Minnie Stillman for best tooth powder ad, A W Nye for best face cream ad, and Zellan M Cheney received a complimentary prize for coverage of all three subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson's Pharmacy
Donaldson
Red Cross Pharmacy
L. KK. Kerbnach
BH. Sampson
J. C. Appell
Alexander Department Store
Minnie Stillman
A. W. Nye
Zellan M. Cheney
Prise
Ade
East Oregonian
Improving City Reservoir Capacity and Repairs
City reservoir improvements raise capacity from 100000 to 760000 gallons by radially thinning the wall three and a half feet around. New fence will be rebuilt and restored to a like new condition. Work is to be completed by Monday evening.
Prohibition of minor smoking under 18 in public areas
A historical act makes it unlawful for anyone under 18 to smoke or use tobacco in any public highway street or resort. Violators face a fine between one and ten dollars or up to two days imprisonment per offense as determined by the court.
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Jinger
Railroad staff changes at Baker City and Spokane
G B Moser leaves Great Northern for Northwestern with Spokane HQ move. Bf P Waite comes from Washington to Baker City to fill Moser’s post. Both men named in railroad circles. Conductor Hickingen of Lac Grande freight division reinstated after discharge reports. Two brakemen also reinstated. Further developments anticipated as employes discuss with officials.
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Great Northern
Baker City
G. B. Moser
The
Northwestern
Spokane
Bf. P. Waite
Washington
Mr. Mogser
Backer City
Baker City Herald
Hickingen
Lac Grande
Cvelop
Fragmentary OCR: Incoherent engine pattern report
A broken OCR passage notes an engine and pattern references with scattered phrases about engines, cadets, and a Pacific coast context. The text is garbled and non-cohesive, lacking readable names, dates, or a clear event.
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Tye Tie O
Hk, & NL
Pacific
Accident strikes farmer at Echo. harvester breaks down
M. M. Wrrick, from a farm north of Echo, was injured this morning when his combined harvester, drawn by 46 horses, broke a double time gear while making a field round. He returned home on a delayed train this afternoon as reports say the fall blast began in the vicinity.
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M. M. Wrrick
Echo
Story of Sacajawea review by J. K. Gil House
A Portland book review profiles the life and travels of Sacajawea as part of the Lewis and Clark expedition. The piece praises Amy Jane McGuiren for a readable account of the Indian woman’s adventures and views and notes the book’s accessible style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Jane McGuiren
J. K. Gil
Portland
Outing Along Meadow Creek Ends Night Grouped Trip
Mr and Mrs Walter Adame and daughter Florence with Mise ferea beth Noble and Lucile Rader were escorted last night by a team for a Meadow Creek outing 39 miles southeast of the city.
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Walter
Adame
Florence
Mise
Fereabeth Noble
Lucile Rader
Daves
Meadow Creek
Drunkenness arraignments in Pollo Court
In Pollo Court morning session F. Thorn and Frank Burke were arraigned for drunkenness. Thorn fined $6 and Burke ordered to pay $10. The Southern Pacific plans to immediately build a bridge across the Willamette near Eugene as a prelude to a cut off line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollo Court
F. Thorn
Frank Burke
Southern Pacific
Willamette River
Eugene
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OWL Tea
Howe
South Hill
Tallman & Co
Lesding Druggists
J. B. Keeney
Inspector Valentine
Umatilla Reservation
Quinalt
A. Fm
Nobles
Ford
Leg Droken
City
Benaine
Roosevelt’s
Boston
Umatilla
Hamely
J. \. SMITH
Corner Court
Thompson Streets
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta Bureet
Court Hous
Polydore Moens, Prop
Riverside Avenue
EP Morgan
Black
Rock Spring
Lantz Bros
Main Street
Pendleton-Ukiah Line
Heturs A. Pees
McComas
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