Eastern Oregon experiment stations urged by college
An announcement from Corvallis reveals plans for eastern Oregon experiment stations with headship shifting to Dr. W P Kerr at Oregon Agricultural College. A Hermiston site in Umatilla County is discussed to aid Inland Empire farmers, supplementing the Union station.
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Oregon
Umatilla County
Hermiston
Umatilla
Corvallis
James Withycombe
O.A. C
W. P. Kerr
Board of Regents
Kerr
Union
Blue Mountains
Cascades
Inland Empire
Agricultural College
Pendleton
Cold Time to Start Treatment Warns Doctor
A warning urges early action against a cold as symptoms begin. Delays may lead to deeper infection and prolonged illness, with each hour of inaction increasing the risk of extended suffering. Seek medical advice promptly and begin care at first signs.
Pendleton births reported amid death of own action rumor
Stork a Frequent Visitor to Pendle ton Homes During Past Few Days. The death by own action does not affect Pendleton, shown by the large number of births. To Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Edmuston, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laing, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Omar Stephens, of Umatilla, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neil, a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greulich, a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Pendleton
W. W. Edmuston
Fred Laing
Omar Stephens
Umatilla
Charles Neil
Frank Greulich
Mayberry Buys Into Pendleton Creamery Move
B F Camp sells his Pendleton Creamery interest to Richard Mayberry who will take charge of the office and books August 1. Mayberry, a longtime Pendleton Savings Bank bookkeeper, becomes a principal owner and will leave the bank. The creamery rapidly grows, drawing cream from Union, Baker and Wallowa counties while urging Umatilla farmers to increase milk production. butter output markets strong across eastern Oregon.
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B. F. Camp
Pendleton Creamery
Richard Mayberry
Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton
Anr
Mayberry
Savings Bank
Oregon
Union
Baker
Wallowa
Umatilla
Umatilla County
Second alfalfa crop harvested in Butter Creek district
Zoeth Houser reports the second alfalfa crop harvested with the third crop growing well. The second crop was excellent and the third promises to be equally good. With extra irrigation a fourth crop could be harvested on much Butter Creek land this year, though most farmers will cut three crops for three good yields and ample fall pasture.
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Butter Creek
Zoeth Houser
Thorn Hollow bridge to Wenaha Springs road update
Automobiles may reach Wenaha Springs from the city by next Sunday as Thorn Hollow bridge nears completion. Two Walla Walla parties recently crossed the river at Thorn Hollow and reached the springs without delay, signaling excellent road conditions for frequent auto trips to the resort.
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Wenaha Springs
Thorn Hollow
Walla Walla
Guests at Wenaha Springs Resort Attendances List
A long guest list from Wenaha Springs summer resort shows arrivals and residents from Pendleton Walla Walla Athena and other towns. Names include B E Hevel Mrs F B Clopton Sibyl Clopton J R Dickson Mrs J R Dickson Frank Dickson Leon Cohen F W Vincent Eldon Furnish Kathleen Furnish Montie Gwinn and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenaha Springs
B. EB. Hevel
Pendleton
F. B. Clopton
Sibyl Clopton
William Clensick
Bigin
F. P. Vanhook
Boise
Idaho
W. Dell
St. John
Wash
Dale Hammer
Huntsville
E. P. Marshall
J. R. Dickson
Frank Dickson
Will Scott
Walla Walla
Leon Cohen
F. W. Vincent
Lee Moorhouse
P. Marshall
Weasley
Bowman
Waltsburg
Platt Morrow
Waitsburg
B. L. Wheeler
C. F. van de Water
D. H. Preston
J. F. Kershaw
Athena
B. B. Richards
Walt Preston
Calexico
Cole
W. G. Shuman
Wattsburg
W. BR. Ellis
W. R. Ellis
W. J. Furnish
Kathleen Furnish
Eldon Furnish
Montie B
No Typhoid Here In City Says Doctor
At present there is practically no typhoid fever in the city though a few cases are known and all are from outside. Many cases of light summer fever are reported due to hot weather but patients generally recover within a few days. Doctors warn caution with water and food as typhoid tends to rise mid to late August.
Doctor K A J McKenzie Visits City From La Grande
Dr K A J McKenzie chief surgeon for the O R N system passed through the city last evening en route to Portland from La Grande where he had been called on professional business He is impressed with eastern Oregon and sees Umatilla county reclaiming idle land and leading in irrigation development and future Northwest production in a few years He spoke to the East Oregonian about these plans and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. J. McKenzie
Portland
la Grande
Oregon
Umatilla County
East
Oregonian
Northwest
Dr Coe to Speak at Taft Rally in Portland Tonight
Dr Henry Waldo Coe of Portland, closely tied to the Coe Furnish irrigation project in Umatilla county, is a leading speaker at the Taft rally in Portland tonight and will actively support the Republican ticket in Oregon.
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Coe
Henry Waldo Coe
Portland
Umatilla County
Coe-Furnish
Oregon
Undertakers Take Embalming Exam in City
James W. Brown of Baker and Folsom and F. A. Ware of Echo join undertakers in a local embalming examination today conducted by Dr. C. J. Smith in a formal testing session.
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James W. Brown
Mag
Baker & Folsom
F. A. Ware
Echo
C. J. Smith
Tea package sale heads to responsible buyer
A note on purchasing tea emphasizes packaging options and accountability, indicating a single party is responsible for the sale process and quality control.
Eastern Oregon Surveys Map Vast Irrigable Lands
The Oregon Forester notes recent topographic surveys in eastern Oregon covering parts of Umatilla and Morrow counties. About 2000 square miles have been mapped in three years, with sheets priced at three cents each for public access. The Mitchell Butte and Blalock Island quadrangles, surveyed in 1906, include Malheur and Owyhee valleys and large irrigable areas. A Umatilla sheet adds 200,000 acres for the John Day project, with reclamation costs around 76 dollars per acre, underscoring the need for delegation support to start this major effort.
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Oregon Forester
Oregon
Umatilla
Morrow
United States
Mitchell Butte
Malheur
Owyhee River
Idaho Line
Blalock Island
Irrigan
Arlington
John Day
Reclamation Service
Washington
East Umatilla
Pendleton Woolen Mill Sale Not Closed Yet
F B Judd states no deal for Pendleton woolen mill has closed with the Portland textile group. E Y Judd is away, and if any agreement exists it was made recently with him. Promoters of the Portland company had appraised the plant and negotiated, but payment and final transfer appear未 to be completed.
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Pendleton
Portland
F. B. Judd
E. Y. Judd
F. E. Judd
Portland Company
Record heat breaks Pendleton daily highs at 112
Pendleton sweltered in a hot spell as government thermometers reached 112 at H F Johnsons and climbed toward the top on Main and Court streets. Businesses cooled little as residents sought shade and slept on porches. A thunder shower was forecast for tonight.
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Pendleton
H. F. Johnson
Main
Court
Hades
Marriage License Issued For Rodda and Hamer
A marriage license has been issued to W. G. Rodda and V. Elisabeth Hamer.
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W. G. Rodda
V. Elisabeth Hamer
Float Logs Down Columbia Demand Open River
The Patrick Lumber company of Nelson British Columbia deposited 9,000,000 feet of sawlogs in the Columbia river destined to Prescott Oregon. The logs are rafted and branded with a large P. Officials at the county courthouse hailed the open river movement and urged rapid river navigation and electric links to connect the river to markets.
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Columbia
Walla Walla Bulletin
Patrick Lumber Company
Nelson
B. C
Columbia River
Prescott
Columbia County
Oregon
Ore
Portland
Pacific Ocean
Court House
Fur dealer shot by friend near Corbin Mountains
August Helming, a Marshfield Oregon fur dealer, was fatally shot by a friend who mistook him for a deer in Curry County near Corbin. The incident occurred in the mountains, leaving authorities to investigate the accidental killing.
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August Helming
Marshfield, Ore
Corbin
Curry County
Oregon
Fulton Opens the Campaign for Taft in Oregon
Governor Chamberlain’s Senate vote sparks doubt about Democratic odds in November. Oregon Republicans plan a vigorous drive led by Senator Fulton with a Taft rally at the Baker Theater in Portland. The state committee weighs bringing prominent speakers as they expect a strong GOP effort despite Oregon’s normal Republican lean.
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George E. Chamberlain
United States Senate
Oregon
Republican State Central Committee
Fulton
Taft
Baker Theater
Portland
Oregona
State Committee
Pineules for the Kidneys Offer 30 Day Trial
Pineules for the kidneys claim a direct action on the kidneys to ease backache rheumatic pains and bladder trouble. The ad says they purify the blood invigorate the entire system and offer a 30 day trial for 1 with guaranteed relief, sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Natural Swindler Swindles Eugene Stockman in Prairie City
J W Machen, a Eugene stockman, says he was swindled by T McLane in a $1000 cattle venture from Prairie City. The plan was a partnership to buy cattle. Machen has not located his supposed partner. McLane stayed in Baker City and knew John Carter who runs Elk hotel. Carter was involved in talks of stock deals and lent him a $9 room rent check that proved to be only $8 in the bank.
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Prairie City
J. W. Machen
Eugene
T. McLane
McLane
Machen
Baker City
John Carter
Elk Hotel
Kerney
Neb
Carter
Mr. Carter
Pin eules for the kidneys remedy advertisement claim
An old advertisement promotes Pin eules for the kidneys claiming quick relief for backache lumbago and rheumatic pains. It asserts kidney bladder derangements cause many aches and promises ten days for one dollar with a money back guarantee. Sold by A C Koeppen Bros.
Malheur County Dry Injunction Denied Clearing Saloons
Malheur County voters approved prohibition by 250 votes while 18 saloons in the county were closed this week after the injunction against prohibition was denied. Saloons in Yale and Ontario were shut on Monday amid disputed election irregularities.
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Malheur County
Yale
Ontario
ManZan Pile Remedy for all Pilea forms marketed
One application of ManZan Pile Remedy soothes inflammation soreness and itching. Price 60 cents guaranteed. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
F&s
Tallman & Co
Wenaha
Saleen Wrke
United States Depository
Undivided
Pendleton Woolen
Portland Concern
Roosevelt
Boston
Chamberrlain
Senate
Dry
THE
Cor
Main & Court Sts
Rip van Winkle
the Spector
A. C. Friedly, Mgr
Max Baer
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