Wheat Harvest to Start Monday Across the County
Full Blast Monday as F E Harvey forecasts yields near 50 bushels per acre in his neighborhood. Harvest will begin on the reservation next Monday with many threshers starting along the W and CR and north of Cold Springs. Some early threshing has already produced about 20 bushels per acre near the Umatilla breaks. Grain gathers will begin on Pendleton’s Stage Gulch road and nearby farms, with combines expected to be active across the reservation once weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Harvey
Cold Springs
Dave Nelson
Nelson
Pendleton
Stage Gulch
Ben Morton
John Temple
Harvey & Simpson
E. E B. Harvey
Umatilla
George Peringer
Knight Bros
Kirkpatrick
Helix
Narrow Escape From Snake By Forest Ranger
Forest Ranger T. M. McKennie had a close encounter with a large rattlesnake in his Tucanon cabin last week. He returned from Salmon river country at night, heard the snake rattling in the dark, and managed to escape without injury. Years earlier McKenzie was stung in the hand by a rattlesnake and shot the venomous reptile with a revolver due to lack of a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. McKennie
Tucanon
Wallula
Salmon River
Mr. McKenzie
Montana sheep buyer tours local stock yards
John Towne of Cut Bank Montana visits the town to inspect the local sheep station. He expects no purchases due to high prices of Umatilla lambs but notes good grass and farming conditions in his region. He says sheep and cattle fared well through winter, unlike losses in other parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Towne
Cut Bank
Mont
Towne
Montana
Peculiar German Student In Washington Diplomatic Circles
A fragment describes a bright student from a college faculty who studied law in Germany and took a course at Columbia to learn local terms. He moved in Washington diplomatic circles, was rumored a diplomatic spy, and posed as wealthy while leading a fast, extravagant life with a stage companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Washington
How
Germany
Columbia
Reverend Holt Promoted to Pacific Coast Secretary
Rev W S Holt, long time Presbyterian mission ary in Oregon, has been named Pacific Coast secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions. He will oversee work in Oregon California Washington Alaska and part of Idaho. Holt, a Pendleton resident, also served as missionary in China from 1873 to 1875 and later among coast Chinese after returning to Portland.
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Pacific Coast
Home Missions
W. 8. Holt
Presbyterian Church In
Oregon
Penleton Academy
Holt
Pacific Court
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
Pacifi Coast
California
Washington
Alaska
Idaho
Pendleton
China
Portland
Brazilian Attache Traverses Northwest to Study Irrigation
Senor Enrique Arcole, an attache of Brazil's agriculture ministry, rode the R and N No 1 to Oregon to study irrigation and dry farming in Umatilla County. He aims to learn reclamation methods for the arid Pacific region, visiting Hermiston Buttercreek and later Portland before returning to report findings around early 1908. He has spent months in Colorado Wyoming and Utah and speaks English well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor
Enrique Arcolo
Agricultural Department of Brazil
Umatilla
Brazil
Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Enrique Arcole
Agricultural Department
Government of
Porthind
United States
Harvard University
Braanlon
Australia
South Africa
Mexico
Acquainted With Karl Hall Trial At Karlsruhe Germany
Karl Hall, on trial for murder in Karlsruhe, Germany, attracted attention. He was a student at Columbia Law School in Washington, and J R Raley of his class recalled his attendance there, remarking on his behavior and memory of Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hall
Karlsruhe
Germany
Columbia Law School
Washington
J. R. Reloy
Raley
Fruit From Freewater and Honorary Moves Reported
Fruit from Freewater shows rapid ripening and excellent specimens as reported last evening. N. Almblom, former Monument Enterprise proprietor, plans to move to Honolulu for a two year stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ©. Almblom
Monument Enterprise
Honolulu
Prisoners Escape From City Jail After Breakfast Break
Five city jail inmates broke from Jim Hutchinson after a three day sentence and breakfast at Star restaurant on Alta street. Feeney and Brown were recaptured. three others remain at large. Authorities seek to arrest the remaining escapees, described as hard characters, with possible harsher sentences if retaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hutchinsen
Juden Halley
James Feeney
Wiliam Brown
William Conners
John McDonald
Dan Sullivan
Hutchinson
Star
Alta Street
Gurdane
Feeney
Brown
Leon Kidder Burned In Explosion At Home
Leon Kidder, the youngest of the Kidder family, was severely burned last Tuesday when Mack powder exploded at their Umatilla river home west of the city. He is in serious condition at St. Anthony's hospital with skin loss on the upper body and arms. recovery will require time for new skin growth. Edward, the elder brother, remains at home and plans to thresh next Monday. Mrs. Irvin Wiele continues Dell business, with Margaret Irvin taking over management from now on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kidder
Kidder
Umatilla
St. Anthony's Hospital
Ile
Edward
Monmouth College English Professor Travels with Farmer Visitor
Professor L. B. Robinson of Monmouth College, accompanied by Robert Weed, a prominent local farmer, were seen in the city en route to Spokane and northern Idaho to survey the country. Robinson is a college mate of Professor A. T. Draper of Portland, a well known figure in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Robinson
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Robert Weed
Spokane
Thaho
Robinson
A. Tt. Draper
Porthind
Newbro's Herpicide touted as a hair killer
Advert says Newbro's Herpicide destroys the herpes microbe causing scalp diseases and hair loss. It claims the product kills the microbe behind dandruff and itching scalp and promotes hair growth. Sold by leading druggists with samples available in Detroit Mich two sizes 50 cents and 1.00 referenced by A C Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Newhro
Druggiata
Ife
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C
Levee Strengthening Plans Under Young & Kelsay
Frank C. Kelsay of Young & Kelsay, civil engineers, visits with the levee committee to plan summer work on the city levee. Plans aim to strengthen the wall above the city with bids expected by August, then extend work to the lower end before next winter's high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Kelsay
Young & Kelsay, Civil Engineers
Young & Kelsay
Kelsay
Council
Jevee
Attachment Suit In Kerr Giftford Company Case
Another attachment case filed today involved Kerr Giftford Company and J M P Snyder seeking $107.05. Case held by G Wy, Coutts, Saint. Brumner and Hoch of Portland represented by counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr-Giftford Company
J. M. P. Snyder
G. Wy, Coutts
Credit suit filed over $176 due on account
G. W. Coutts filed a complaint today in the court against Ireland and Prall of Echo to collect the sum of $176 alleged to be due upon account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland & Prall
Echo
G. W. Coutts
Fial son Phonograph Promises Global Music at Home
Shakespearean pitch for the Edieon Phonograph claiming world music in the home. It promises personal taste playback any time and suggests it enhances summer outings by 60 percent. Guernsey Music Store, 813 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Main Street
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Snake
Sheepbuyer
Rev. W
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F. &. S. Bitters
Tallman & Co
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