The Breakers Hotel Seeks Best Patronage on Pacific Coast
The Breakers Hotel advertises itself as the premier summer resort on the Pacific Coast California resorts. It features a 100 foot oceanfront 76 foot width and 73 feet height building with 260 carpeted rooms electric lighting and high end amenities. The lower floor open to the public includes a reception room billiard room music parlor orchestra dances and a large dining room. Fresh and salt water seafood is on the menu with cod cream from the hotel farm and Jersey cow dairy supply along with poultry and eggs from adjoining facilities.
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Pacific
Billard
Breakers
Jersey
Beach Station
Mires
Late Sown Spring Grain Short and Not Well Filled
Edward A. Beals reports a warm dry week hindering grain fill with Willamette Valley crops affected. Columbia River and Southern Oregon yields exceed expectations while early sown spring wheat improves with rain. Apples fall and droppings rise. peaches and blackberries plentiful. cider and vegetables fare better with rain, pasture and dairy conditions mixed across regions.
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Willamette Valley
Edward A. Beals
Cascades
Columbia River
Oregon
She Hoe
Ana Mile
Columbia River Valley
Dufur
Wasen County
Alex Strachan
Plateau
Erwin
Baker County
John Erwin
Joseph
Wallowa County
Crow
Merrill
Klamath County
George Wilson
Owyhee
Silbour County
J. M. Harris
Cleanly Woman and the Dandruff Cure Claim
An ad extols Newbro’s Herpicide as the only way to cure dandruff by killing the dandruff germ. It claims scalp scrubbing fails to cure dandruff and hair loss, urging readers to buy the product from druggists or order advertising copies from The Herpicide Co in Detroit.
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Beecham
Newbro
Stampa
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
F. W. Schmidt
Orchard Report Notes Mixed Harvest Across Fruits
In the harvest update the apples are average in quantity and above average in quality with few worms reported. Peaches are good in quality but short in quantity. Prunes show a halted crop in quantity. Pears are short in places and better in others. Pasturage has been better than in years past, and stock livestock remain in good flesh and milk.
Montana poultry reports show most imports in June
Montana inspectors report 97,440 pounds of poultry sold in six counties in June, only 1,850 pounds produced in state. Missoula consumed 3,780 pounds, all home grown. Silver Bow, Chouteau, Yellowstone, Jefferson, and Cascade counties show varied import totals. Several counties reported no production.
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Montana
M. E. Knowles
Silver Bow
Chouteau
Yellowstone
Jefferson
Capende
Missoula
Couitty
Jefferson County
Cascave
Coming Events Across Regions and Associations
Oregon Development League-Pacific Portland holds events August 2 and 3, followed by the National Encampment in Boston August 15 to 20. American Mining Congress meets in Portland August 22 to 27. September 4 Conclave Knights Templar San Francisco, Inland Empire Teachers’ Association Pendleton October 19. National Irrigation Association in El Paso November 15 to 18. Chicago recounts a mob of 500 who beat a bread wagon driver delivering to stockyard workers.
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Oregon Development Peague
Portland
Grand Army
Boston
American Mining Congress
Knights Templar
San Francisco
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Pendleton
Chicago
Refreshing and Healthful Beer Ad From Pendleton
An old advertisement promotes City Brewery Bottled Beer as a refreshing healthful drink. It claims it maintains purity, requires no temperature changes, and is available in quarts pints and half pints. It notes Bottling works with contact numbers and residence telephone listings.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian Subscription Contest Offers 100 Dollar Reward
A lengthy notice from Wattsburg Washington describes a new East Oregonian contest offering a $100 reward to the subscriber who most accurately predicts Oregon’s winning presidential vote. New subscribers only count, with various ways to join including friend subs for four months or yearlong options. The contest ends November 4, using historic June 1904 vote totals as past data.
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J. B. Strode
Wattsburg
Wash
East Oregonian
Thia Gontuat
Roosevelt
Hoomevelt
Oregon
de Ae Uvey
Oregen
Bend
Inland Empire
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Alexander Dept
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North Beach
AL. Vaughn
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West
Covar St
Joe Ell
Room & Over Taylors Hardware Store
Narvest
Lone
Morrow County
G. Bassiger
Weston
Umatilla
M. M. Saker
White Bros
Great Silver State
St. Louis
Festival Hall
National Curfew Association
America
Great Britain
Germany
France
Japan
Mexico
Cuba
Col
Alexander Hogeland
Long Branch
N. J
Monmouth County Horse Show Association
Wade
Davenport
Iowa
M. J. Wade
Albert F. Dawson
Allison
Grand Forks
N. D
Wisconsin
Madison
Wie
Prohibi
Honiste
North Carolina
Moorehead City
N. C
State Press Association
Atlantic Hotel
Aycock
Fitzhugh Lee
New York
Delmonteco’s
Coney Island
St. Louis Exposition
B. H. Trumbull
Third Street
Ore
Billy Leather
Howard's Cigar Store
National Irrigation Association
el Paso
Texas
Melars
J. 8. Beckwith
W. E. Davidson
Yours Very Sincerely
Ida Boyd
College Place
Pendleton Planing Mill
Robert Forster
Corner Webb and College
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta Street
Court House
Walters’ Flouring Mills
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