Wool Scouring Mills Close Season Reports Large Wool Output
The local scouring mills conclude a busy season with about 600 000 pounds of choice scoured wool shipped to eastern houses and 600 000 pounds in grease. Over 2 500 000 pounds sorted and baled for cleaning. remaining stock to be shipped to Boston and The Dalles. Several managers and workers plan to relocate to California or Hartford for the next season.
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Boston
Dalles
Chowlu- Hien
San Francisco
California
Oregon Mills
Dick Tiemann
Scbume
Pendleton
Praneliro
Heavier trains cut costs and raise tonnage for O R & N L
The railroad station reports heavier engines on the mountain division allow the same volume of business with two crews fewer, reducing freight crews from 16 to 14 at La Grande. Helpers and road engines add 125 and 75 tons capacity respectively, saving about 4000 dollars monthly in crew wages plus coal costs, while average tonnage per train climbs by about 100 tons. The firm aims to push roadbeds and bridges to higher standards to lower danger and wear.
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la Grande
Kamela
Henry
Maine
Heavier power road limits described in terse note
A fragment notes that the road from the heavier power will be no more than formerly, with a reference to “heighter power.” The unclear wording suggests a legal or technical context about power lines or rights of way and does not specify locations or dates.
Miss Scheuerman Delights Audiences At Portland Recital
Miss Scheuerman of Pendleton dazzled a large Exposition Auditorium crowd in Portland with a piano recital featuring Greig Chopin and Techalowsky works. Critics hailed her prodigy class technique and promising future, noting encore after every number and a strong grasp of late Romantic pieces.
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Exposition
The
Oregon Daily Journal
Miss Scheuerman
Portland
Exposition Grounds
Cartle Scheuerman
Pendleton
Murtelanes
East
Oregon
Mie Scheverman
Greig
Sho
Nor- Werplin
Chopin
Techaikowsky
Techalkowsky
Choping
Wanderer
List
Hark
Lark
Liegt
Liest
Salem Journal Rebukes Selective Enforcement of Fish Laws
The Salem Journal criticizes enforcement disparities in Oregon fish law, noting regular prosecutions against sawmills for polluting streams while power companies damming rivers and dumping waste avoid penalties. It argues officials neglect the law’s preservation aims, harming trout and salmon habitats and questioning state government priorities.
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Salem Journal
Saga
Fish and Game
Oregon
Fire at Lowden Station destroys over 100 tons hay
A fire at Lowden Station near the state line yesterday afternoon consumed more than 100 tons of Timothy and alfalfa hay owned by Willan Alexander, a prominent farmer. The stack burned quickly after discovery at dinner, with flames reaching high due to hot winds. the hay was valued around 10 dollars per ton, totaling over 1000 dollars, and no insurance was carried. Authorities suspect a cigarette dropped by farm hands started the blaze.
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Lowden Station
State Line
Willan Alexander
Lowden District
Alexander
Tom
Trial Postponed in Livermore Cabin Case
The trial of Bird Livermore and Dave Carthy for selling liquor to Indians was set for 1 AM but postponed due to defense attorney H Carter crippled ankle. A demurrer to the charge has been filed and will be argued when the case resumes. If overruled a jury will be summoned and the dispute will proceed.
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Liversmore
Bird Livermore
Dave Carthy
H. Carter
One Less Tailoring Firm in Pendleton
Two members of the firm J A McLaughlin Co left on the wheat bound train last night after losses in a suit against Cecil Wade who owed them $240 for an assault they sought to collect. The shop was deserted by morning with few items left behind. Creditors listed include J F Robinson owed $16 Chris Rawley $26 rent and others including J A Shefaughin and FP Simone.
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Pendleton
J. A. McLaughlin & Co
Cecil Waden
Jett de
J F. Robinson
Chris Rawley
J. AL Shefuaughtin
Simone
Tallora
Harvest Outlook Uncertain for Local Wheat Farm
Dave Carell owns a wheat farm in the northwest part of the county. Harvest care will be affected by extreme heat with some damaged and shriveled grain. Spring sown wheat also shows injury while overall yield appears heavy in certain fields.
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Htarvest
Dave Carell
Liege
Northweas
Farmer Dave Ingram hires crew for second alfalfa stack
Dave Ingram of Bireh Creek visited the city to secure a crew to stack his second alfalfa crop, now cut and ready. Weather favors stacking and he expects reliable labor, while hay field labor remains scarce among idle men in the streets.
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Dave Ingram
Bireh Creek
Test of Combined Harvester at Pendleton Works Near Athena
A test of the new combined harvester modelled on J Clove is carried out near Athena. The machine, powered by a gasoline engine, replaces horse power and shows a marked improvement over the first Rigby Clove pattern.
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Pendleton Tron Works
Athena
W. A. Berger Dead in Berkeley Train Tragedy
W A Berger formerly of Pendleton and a Fraternal Brotherhood agent was killed instantly by a train in Berkeley California yesterday. He left Pendleton about a year ago amid rumors of elopement with Mrs J C Pace wife of a local barber. His wife remained in Pendleton then returned to Montana. Since leaving Pendleton he worked in insurance and represented the lodge of Americans.
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Pendleton
Padded Wenge
W. A. Berger
Fraterni Brotherhood
Berkeley
Cal
Oregon Daily Journal
Berger
Stout
J. C. Pace
Montana
Lodge of Americans
Delta Man Hunter Visits Kin in Idaho and Back
A Delta Colorado resident named Hunter plans a trip west to visit his brother L Hunter in Delta. He aims to travel to Kendrick Idaho, then return, meeting various relatives along the way.
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Delta
Colorado
Hunter
L, Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Dexpiction
Equet
Kendrick
Idaho
Guardian Appointed to Oversee William Sturge’s Estate
The county clerk appointed Fee as guardian of William Sturge, with authority to manage the decedent’s business affairs in the future. The appointment names Fee as guardian and outlines duties regarding Sturge’s financial matters.
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Fee
Times AL Pee
Ae Gundian
Willlim Sturge
WII Preach Funeral at Pilot Dock
Rey G Ta Hall of the Baptist led the service for Mrs Frank Patterson, who will be buried at 4 o clock this afternoon at Pilot Dock. He departed this morning to attend the funeral.
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Wii
Rey G. Ta Hall
The
Baptist
Pilot Dock
Frank Patterson
Must connect sewers last call from inspector Wither
Sewer inspector W R Wither warns residents who have not yet connected to the new sewer system. He stresses a final deadline and says drastic measures may follow for noncompliance. Over 99 percent of residences and businesses are now connected. He may name streets with offending outside closets as enforcement proceeds.
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Wither
Sower
W. R. Wither
Wilson Shannon Wedding Report in Local County
Luther Shannon and Miss Dory Wilson, both of their county, were married yesterday by Justice Fite Gorali. Witnesses to the ceremony were Martha Coffman and Walter Phares.
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Luther Shannon
Dory Wilson
Fite Gorali
Martha Coffman
Walter Phares
Stomach Bitters Promotes Health Against Malaria and Fever
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claims to prevent stomach troubles and malaria fever. The ad emphasizes its universal benefit and age suitability, portraying it as an unsurpassed tonic.
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Hille
OWL Tea
Excerpta Cofpee
Echo
Tallman & Co
Leding Druggists
RK. H. Goodwin
Willamante
Salem
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Cosing
Washington
MelLanellin & Co
Lomat
Nat’! Bank
Panama
Teather
Windsor
Oxforda
Harvest Shoe
Shaw
Strape
Sandal
Roosevelt’s
Cleveland
DAVY
Claile & Rees
Millen Grocery
KML & Bon
Rin
Hostetter
Corner Court
Thompson Streets
Phont Main
F.J. Donaldson
Mra. A. W. Nye
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