Oregon Apple Growers Safe From Overproduction Says Newell
Wilbur K. Newell president of the State Board of Horticulture says Oregon apples face no overproduction danger and demand exceeds supply in many markets. Portland will gain an improved northwest livestock market with Peninsula stockyards opening early next month, capacity for 70 cars and thousands of cattle sheep and hogs, tied to new packing plants. Dr Rudolph Hoague promotes a simple living colony near Vancouver Washington promising long life. A coin from the early Christian era found near Forest Grove sparks antiquarian interest. Oregon fir wood demand rises for car construction and finishing. Taft approves Josephine County cave reserve, a 1 square mile tract near Grants Pass. Interior and forestry policy disagreements referenced between Ballinger Pinchot and Wilson.
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Portland
Oregon
Wilbur K. Newell
State Board of Horticulture
Northwest
Peninsula
Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
Rudolph J. Hoague
Vancouver
Severus
Rome
A. Oh, Wanatell
Oregon and Washington
Wastell
Taft
Josephine County
Caver Ag & National Reserve
Clves
Grayback Range
Grants Pass
Livestock Show at A Y P Promises Big Fair Feature
Seattle reports the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition livestock show runs September 27 to October 9 with sales and prizes totaling over 62000 dollars. Breeders from the United States and Canada enqueue entries including Standard bred horses, Kentucky saddle horses, Percheron and Belgium horses, Holstein cattle, Jersey cattle, Hampshire swine, and various other breeds. Notable entrants include Eli Rockey from South Bend Washington and J B Mason of Spokane with Kentucky saddle horses, H Constance of Independence Oregon with Percheron and Belgium horses, William Mighop of Chimacum Washington with 25 Holstein cattle, Walter J Downer of McCoy Oregon with Jersey cattle and Hampshire swine.
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Seattle
United States
Canada
Pacific Northwest
Eli Rockey
South Bend
Washington
J. B. Mason
Spokane
H. ©. Constance
Independenes
Oregon
Belgium
William Mighop
Chimacum
Walter J. Downer
McCoy
Hampshire
Col
Charles Judy
Miners
Geo. Smith
Ballinger Dipper Dispute With Shorepary Wilson
A fragmentary report notes a dispute involving Ballinger and Shorepary Wilson with unclear details and potential misstatements. The readable text hints at a claim or allegation but lacks coherent context or outcome. Further clarification is needed to identify the parties and precise event.
Ballinger Reports New Policy On Water Power Lands
Secretary Ballinger outlines that blanket withdrawals for water power sites were trimmed after Geological Survey data. Original 1,000,000 acres were reduced to about 150,000 acres with restorations completed for all sites within former withdrawals. The move aims to guide Congress on further legislation and prevent unnecessary land withdrawal.
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Seattle
Ballinger
Department
Reclamation Service
Reclamation Bureau
Geological Survey
Congress
Armour Leads Bearish Move In Chicago Wheat Market
In Chicago on July 15 Armour acted as a bear in the wheat market as selling by his lieutenants triggered liquidation. July wheat closed 3 1/8 cents lower, with other deliveries down 16 8 to 17 8 cents. foreigners eyed higher prices but profits and selling pressure persisted. Cash wheat prices for various grades ranged around market levels amid a lack of buying excitement.
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Chicago
Armour
Liverpool
Cushman's Widow to Receive 7500 Year's Advance Salary
Washington reports an appropriation of 17500 as a year's advance salary for the late Representative P. F. W. Cushman of Washington. The House, showing respect for widows of members, plans to provide unanimous support for the provision in the deficiency appropriation bill. Also an unrelated notice advertises an unfurnished room for rent in the East Oregonian building with electric lights and bath.
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Washington
PF. W. Cushman
House
East Oregonian
Enmo Finoy Uniquire
Murgatroyd Acquitted In Oregon Murder Trial
In St Helens Oregon on Saturday George Murgatroyd was acquitted of killing Robert Livingstone on December 11 2008 after three ballots. The jury foreman reported 11 for acquittal with one blank, then 11 for acquittal and one for manslaughter. The defendant thanked the jury and his father as the verdict was read. Prosecutor Tongue declined comment. Roy Malone remains jailed on larceny charges, with a $500 bond. The state may call a special grand jury for new indictment. The trial ended after the defense did not present Murgatroyd as a witness and did not fully explain his movements, claiming sufficient alibi. Judge Campbell delivered clear instructions on murder law and evidence.
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St. Helens
Ore
George Murgatroyd
Robert Livingstone
Tongue
Roy Malone
Murgatroyd
Malone
George Murgatroyl
Dia
Tria
Campbell
Thieves roberies plague homeseekers in Spokane and Coeur d Alene
Reported robberies hit homeseekers in Spokane and Coeur d Alene City as pickpockets, log rollers, and diamond nippers strike. A H Holfer of Hoquiam robbed on a train of 150 diamond stud. Nele Peterson of Tacoma fleeced of 40 at the depot. HH Koester and Henry Ja Clair of Spokane robbed of 8 and 1 respectively. Police prepare to arrest suspects and tighten patrols.
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Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene City
A. H. Holfer
Hoquiam
Cour d'Alene City
Taking Care of His Reputation Exchange in Kingston
A Kingston lady asked why a man always goes out on the balcony when she begins to sing. She quips that neighbors might mistake him for a suitor, while a playful reply hints at reputation and signals in a social exchange last Saturday.
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Helen
Kingston
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