Adams Happenings in 1807 Crop Year and Local News
Harvest in Adams reaches peak with 60 to 70 bushel yields per acre reported by growers like John Adams and J T Linallen. Measles spread locally but none serious. several arrests and a sensational hat theft case. travel improvements by rail boost passenger comfort. residents head to mountains or coast for outings amid a busy court docket and bountiful barley crop.
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City Recorder's Court
Mia
B.S. Rogers
D. H. Bayne
Helix
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Peter Nestler
Recorder'’S Court
E. R. Todd
Adame
Charles Rosa
Portland
Weston News Highlights and Local Happenings
Weston notes a busy July update with Mrs. Clara French returning from a national education convention and visits in California and Portland. Citizens face heart trouble, hospital care, and a broad mix of travel, harvests, and warm weather. Burying of Alta Bartley near Pendleton marks a somber close.
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Weston
Clara French
Robert French
Weston Normal
Los Angeles
California
Portland
Luella Robey
Walla Walla
Seattle
Aaron McWherter
Cashier Hall
Alberta
G. W. Johnson
Gertrude Stanfield
Lyle Calvert
Idaho
Payne
J. B. Hail
United Brethren Church
Grover Martin
Milton
O. N. Preston
Thomas Purcell
Sluperior
Nebraska
Alta Bartley
Pendleton
Weston Cemetery
Washington changes in mining bureau head and petroleum study
Dr. David T. Day, long time chief of the US Geological Survey mining bureau, will be succeeded by Edward Wheeler Parker, coal expert on the anthracite commission, tomorrow. Day will focus on petroleum studies at the same salary, as petroleum resources gain national importance to the survey. Rev. Dr. Oscar F. Smith dies in Denver at 44, leaving five minister sons. He learned cycling at 73 and typing at an early age.
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Washington, D. C
David T. Day
Bureau of Mining and Mineral Resources
United States Geological Survey
Edward Wheeler Parker
Anthracite Coal Commission
Day
Bureau
Oscar F. Smith
Denver
Oregon Game Laws and Crater Lake Visit Details
A summary of Oregon game laws outlines open seasons and bag limits for deer, grouse, upland birds, and waterfowl with regional exceptions. The article also covers Secretary Garfield's Crater Lake visit, noting plans for road construction, federal cooperation, and the Crater Lake company's concessions. Garfield christened Garfield Point, toured the lake, swam, and rode to the island aboard a gasoline launch while a temporary tented city supported visitors.
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Baker
Grant
Harney
Malheur
Grant, Harney
China
Clatago
Coos
Curry
Jackson
Josephine
Tillamook
Cascade Mountains
Wasco
Inko
Will G. Steele
Garfield
America
Forest Reserve
Congress
Crater Lake
Crater Lake Company
Hitchcock
Garfield Point
Steele Hoe
Acros
Garfield at Crater Lake Beautification Plan
Medford reports Secretary Garfield recommends government beautification of Crater Lake National Park. Mayor J F Reddy and party return from camping trip, noting Medford to Crater Lake roads in fair condition and suggesting a few hundred dollars to improve access. Klamath side roads are excellent. Garfield reached Crater Lake during the trip.
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Crater Lake Park
Oregon
Garfield
Interior Department
Medford
J. F. Reddy
Crater Lake
Reddy
Klamath
Crater
Moo na Stomach Tablets Promise Relief for Many Ailments
Miona offers a stomach remedy claiming to aid inflammation of the stomach and bowels with ingredients like blamath subgallite and cerium oxalate to strengthen nerves, sodium bicarbonate to neutralize acids, and nux vomica to restore vigor. Tallman & Co. back the product with a money back guarantee if it does not cure.
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Tallman & Co
Butcher Shop and Property for Sale in Hollix Oregon
Butcher shop with fixtures and property offered for sale. It is said to be doing fine business. For particulars contact W. H. Albee, Hollix, Ore.
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W. H. Albee
Hollix
Ore
Good Drivers in Demand for Well Bred Horses
Rural Spirit notes strong demand for well broke and well manned drivers horses priced from 250 to 500 dollars. The paper received no fewer than 18 calls last week for such horses but could not help buyers. It urges advertising to connect buyers and sellers, citing many suitable horses nationwide.
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Ed Davie
Earl Walker
W. Courter
Adams
Jr.t. Hinkle
Adama
Owens
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Pitts
French
The
Sound
Marconi
Guernsey
Marcon
Orsis
State Game Law
Eastern
Hunter
East
Oregonian
Central Meat. Co
Carney, Ramedell & Co
Telephone Main
Gale
F. L
J. M. Cornelison
Pendletm
Peters Shoe CO
Tacoma
Spokane
Missoula
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Billings
Miles City
Bismark
Fargo
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Superior
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
W .Adams
Pendleton, Ore
Northern Pacific Railway
A. D. Charlton
Northwestern
Matlock Building
Byers
Pendleton Roller
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