Hawks Inspect Idaho Wheat District Findings Enthusiastic
R O Hawks of Byers mill returns from Cambridge Idaho after inspecting soil climate and water. He compares it to Palouse country predicting a strong wheat district with deep soils and abundant alfalfa. Pendleton visitors at Cambridge share optimism about yielding potential similar to eastern Washington.
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Umatiin County
Cambridge
Idaho
Gem State
R. O. Hawks
Byers’ Mille
Mr. Hawks
East Oregonian
Washington
Janda
Grand Ronde
Pendleton
Typhoid Case Treated by Osteopathy In Pendleton
Mrs Floyd Anderson, ill for three weeks with typhoid fever, has completely recovered after osteopathic treatment without drugs and attended church last Sunday. The Pendleton case drew wide professional attention as the first typhoid treated osteopathically in the city. Mrs Anderson was under care of Mrs Holsington throughout her illness.
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Floyd Anderson
Pendleton
Anderson
Mra Holsington
Osteopathy Aids Severe Case Recovery For Mia Anderson
The case has advanced under close observation of progress and osteopathic treatment effects. It was a severe condition and Mia Anderson's improvement marks a notable outcome for this therapy.
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Mia Anderson
Kelly Receives Nine Medals From Lewis and Clark Fair
Dan Kelly earned nine medals at the Portland field meet held under the Lewis and Clark exposition. He won four golds for first place, three silvers for week and place, and two bronzes for third. Medals bear Sacagawea, Lewis and Clark imagery with a Champion inscription and are attached to ribbons in the Lewis and Clark colors.
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Baker City
Ahtlete Gete Prises
Dan Kelly
Lewis and Clark
Flour for export shows Japan orders 30000 sacks this week
Japan orders 30,000 sacks of Byers' flour to be shipped quickly as loadable corn advances. Potts country in southern Umatilla gains its first self binder with buyer Charles Ely, delivered by Tom Mountain of Kunkel's firm. Harvesting near Echo continues. heat past two weeks may reduce yields.
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Japan
Byers’ Mill
Potts
Umatilla County
A. Kunkel
Charles Ely
Tom Mountain
Kunkel
WHI Visit Planned for Mies K Loughren at Peoples Warehouse
Mies K Loughren of the millinery department travels to Portland and Spenside for a brief visit before continuing to make purchases for her department. The trip aims to support upcoming stock and store plans.
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Peoples Warehouse
Mies K. Loughren
Portland
Spenside
Trubtnets Artistice Printing Praised in Tribune Note
A Morning Tribune report notes high praise for the printing quality of the Pendleton telephone directory as an example of superior job printing. The brief mentions the directory as a sample of work and highlights the printer’s skill.
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Tribune
Pendleton
Poverty fades as savings grow with trusted bank offer
A bank advertises safe deposits with a bank book showing savings from hard earned wages. It promises 4 percent interest on all deposits from $1.00 up, with compounding twice a year and guarantees the safety of principal and interest.
French worker killed in Umatilla bridge wreck
David L. French 25, a Lafayette Indiana native with Chicago work ties, died when two freight cars toppled from a bridge over the Umatilla River near Umatilla. He was en route to harvest work and accompanied by friend J T McClanahan. Funeral plans await word from relatives. coroners verdict calls it an unavoidable accident.
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David L. Prench
Umatilla
Tee
Chicago
Lafayette
Ind
Portland
Umatilla County
Mre. Gurdane
Heppner
Pendleton
J.T. McClanahan
French
McClanahan
Mr. French
T Lafayette
M. A. Rader
Indiana
From Prison to Prison in West Coast Shuffle
Oregon state penitentiary warden F H Curth visited Washington's penitentiary to arrest Ralph Smith who had just been released there. Smith, sought in Sylom for a prior escape, was brought to the county jail overnight and was later moved on the westbound train toward Salem.
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F. H. Curth
Oregon State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Salem
Washington Penitentiary
Ralph Smith
Washington
Smith
Syljom
Lee
Curtis
Second Lecture Tonight by Prof Diamond on Practical Psychology
Prof J Cameron Diamond delivers a second lecture on Perehology Made Practical at Milarky Hall Milarky hall to Mleht. The prior Monday night talk was well received and he is urged to present further discourse. Admission is free and all are invited to attend.
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Diamond
Milarky Hall
J. Cameron Diamond
Missionary Work Returns From Mountain District Visit
Rev T R Egerton, chairman of Congregational Church of Oregon’s missionary committee, completed a two week trip in Malheur and Miker counties. He visited congregations at Tronsides Unity Malheur City and Sunday schools at South Fork Furntriver Bridgeport Hereford. He says the country is rough and travel hard but the territory is covered thoroughly and the mission may be sent there in the near future.
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Hey
T. St. Bgerton
Mountain
T. R. Egerton
Bridgoports
Hereford
Aftucuit
Iyiah
Baker County School Report Highlights Pupil And Teacher Data
Baker City Herald summarizes the annus country school report by Mr Povyton. There are 548 pupils aged four to twenty in Baker County with 4046 enrolled across schools. The county employs 162 teachers. average salaries are 62.75 dollars monthly for male teachers and 49.47 dollars for female teachers. The county’s school year averaged 6.2 months. County school fund receipts reached 99,707.28 dollars, while expenses were only partially listed.
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Annus Country School
Povyton
Baker County
Baker City
School district tax levy figures released
The document cites totals including 77187.88 with a balance of 22574.13. It lists estimated values for the school house and grounds at 135790 and furniture at 715015. The average district tax levy is shown at toot mills.
Richardon Fined For Insulting Dog Catcher
Al Richardson, a color ed boot black at the Hotel St Georg, was fined in polite court yesterday after using insulting language toward Dog Catcher J Frank Day. Accounts say he was leading a bow when stopped and called the officer names. The Colored man was brought into court.
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J. Frank Day
al Richardson
St. Georg
Richoarijeon
Gambling joint raid rocks Pocatello night scene
The Pocatello Tribune reports that gamblers considered resuming business in town but the mayor opposed it. On Saturday night police raided a club room, arresting two known gamblers, seizing about 160 dollars in money, cards, and chips. Last night an officer detained three colored citizens at a colored club during a craps game. Prosecutions and confiscation of contraband are expected.
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Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Aems
Knights of the Green Cloth
Early Snake River peaches arrive in Wallula district
J A Mille, now at Thresher ranch Wallula, distributes his early Snake River peaches in Wallula selling from 650 to 75 cents per box. Mille says the early crop will be better than in years, though some upper Snake River districts suffered frost damage.
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Snake River
J. A. Mille
Wallula
Investment trip confirms Malheur county potential
J. B. Despain and Charles A. Fill toured Colum bine in Malheur county to assess investment prospects. They found Witlow creek area 30 miles west of Welser in the alfalfa belt with productive soil where water is available. Two gamblers boasted of a Morning Tribune plan to answer the East Oregonian on a blasting issue and to back their Pendleton bid by press power.
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J. B. Despain
Charles A. Fill
Columbine
Malheur County
Witlow Creek
Welser
Morning Tribune
East Oregonian
Woon
Pendleton
Begging Man With Blindness Shocks Idaho Streets
A blind man who lost his eight in a mine explosion years ago has begged on Idaho streets for days, gaining sympathy as he sits with powdered face and ruined eyes. His appearance, resembling a colored man, draws attention to his pitiable condition. Imperial Restaurant Changes Hands in Malysist, E Appleby buys the business and adds a lunch counter. Regular meals, once 2 sh, are now 20 cents. Appleby promises a neat, clean up-to-date place.
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Idaho
Imperial Restaurant
E. Appleby
Imperial
Foreclosure Case Details With Damaged Text
Fragmentary OCR shows names Sulton Dion Bult and Frank Pay allotments. Mentions a foreclosure on a loan plus a claim of $127.25 and $75 attorney fees. Other details unclear due to garbled text. Proceedings and parties not fully identifiable.
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Frank
A. Kistoer
Fat cattle shipment to Seattle expected from Camas prairie
A consignment of 100 head of fat cattle is due to arrive from Camas prairie this evening. After inspection by Henry Lazinka and Beattle buyers, the herd will be sent on to Seattle over the WAC line. Arrival is anticipated soon.
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Camas Prairie
Henry Lazinka
Seattle
Wac
Lew Barley Arriving and Train Delayed After Wreck
The notice mentions Lew Barley arriving with new turlew quality and prices per 100 units, then reports a passenger train No. 2 bound for past-bound sh. & N. was delayed three hours due to a freight wreck at Uinta. It notes M. Clery, a prominent Chicago writer, suffered a fatal heart failure shortly after an interview with her husband, whom she had not lived with for several years.
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Uinta
M. Clery
Chicaee
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