Smut in Wheat Not Ruinous Despite Unusual Prevalence
William Sutherland says no. 1 wheat purchased so far. samples show smut but not translating to ruin. Athene mill reports 100 of 109 samples affected, higher cleaning costs. Pendleton mills rely on water cleaning while Athena faces losses. Portland dealers find Pendleton's damage estimates exaggerated.
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William Sutherland
Athena Mill
Portland
Mantle B. Gwinn
Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton
Oregonian
Umatilla
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Myers
Preston- Parton Milling Company
Athena
Athena Company
Pendleton Mills
Witte
Athena Mills
Portland Oregonian
Early Cold Warning Urges Timely Action
The message stresses checking for a cold at onset and not delaying treatment. It warns that delaying can lead to deeper illness and longer suffering, noting every hour wasted at the start may extend recovery. The call to action emphasizes prompt care.
Market Day Sale Scheduled at Fair Pavilion
Tomorrow marks the regular market day sale at the fair pavilion at 2 pm. Manager Sam Bitner says fewer properties are listed than usual but the sale will proceed as scheduled and intends to keep market day sales going with lively auctions anticipated this fall.
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Sam Bitner
Section force trimmed on O. R. & N. system
The section force on the O. R. & N. system has been reduced to a foreman and one worker. The change was quiet and unnoticed, yet total employees have declined. The remaining staff is mostly Japanese and Greek, and few care whether one or ten men perform the section tasks.
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la Grande Star
Kennedy House Remodel Adds Second Story
Carpenters are busy on East Webb Street remodeling the residence of J. B. Kennedy. A second story is being added to the house. Work is under contractor Dunlap.
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J. B. Kennedy
East Webb Street
Dunlap
Abstract Office Repainted on Court Street
Abstract Office Painters completed repainting and repapering the Hartman Abstract company office on Court street. The front facade was refreshed in white, with interior updates noted as finished.
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Hartman Abstract Company
Court Street
Your grocer pays back if you defeat Mike Schilling
A humorous local note states the grocer will refund your money if you beat Mike Schilling in a playful challenge. It emphasizes the retailer’s loyalty and a friendly wager atmosphere in the neighborhood.
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Mike Schilling
Norwegian sardine industry weighs price and output
Consul Felix S. Johnson reports a Stavenger meeting of Norwegian sardine packers to regulate prices and number of establishments. A February to April no-pack rule carries a 5000 crown fine. Stavanger has 15 factories, Bergen five, Haugesund expanding. Overproduction, low prices, and US financial crisis push packers toward a union. Exports to the US shrink from France while Norway's output nears European levels. Bergen to test sardines packed as in Bordeaux.
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Felix S. Johnson
Bergen
Stavenger
Stavanger
Norway
Haugesund
United States
France
Bordeaux
Sewing Machines in Tasmania
Consul Henry D. Baker reports Hobart’s success with American sewing machines. The Hobart agency sells about 30 machines weekly with 17 Tasmanian traveling men directly informing buyers. Training and local hiring boost results as tariff relief reduces duty and competitors’ distribution differs.
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Henry D. Baker
Hobart
Tasmania
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Telegraph romance ends in near real wedding plan
Walter T. Prine, a North Yakima telegraph operator, proposed to his Miss Georgie Golden by wire from Indianapolis. She accepted by wire, funds were wired for travel, and a marriage is planned in North Yakima after she arrives Saturday afternoon.
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North Yakima
Wash
Walter T. Prine
Indianapolis
Ind
Prine
Western Union Telegraph Office
Georgie Golden
Danville
Til
Infant's body found in water near Howard street bridge
Frank and Charley Thomas found a small bundle containing a baby near the Howard street bridge. The infant, wrapped in rags and in the Sunday Spokesman-Review, appeared dead about 24 hours. Deputy Hamlin and Dr. Pope examined the body. no violence noted. Effort underway to locate the mother.
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Howard Street
Frank
Charley Thomas
Sir Cataldo Street
Spokesman-Review
Penaaton
Hamlin
Pearson
Smith & Co
Pope
Assessor Strain and Family Head to Meacham Camp
Assessor C. P. Strain and family left for Meacham to camp during the hot spell. They will set up a living tent and a separate tent for office work as Strain compiles the assessment rolls while enjoying the mountain air and breezes.
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C. P. Strain
Meacham
Pendleton Company L to Enlist for American Lake Encampment
About 45 members of company L led by Captain Smythe will depart Sunday night for American Lake near Tacoma for their annual summer encampment. Regular army units at the lakes prepare for Northwest guardsmen with elaborate joint maneuvers and entertainment planned by local organizations. The Y M C A tents will offer reading, recreation, correspondence, and evening programs with phonographs, pianos, and guest addresses by regional leaders.
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Smythe
American Lake
Tacoma
Pendleton Boys
State Guards
Northwest
American, Lake, Washington
Young Men's Christian Association of
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Regular Army
National
Deeds Filed Recently Involving Several Transfers
Deeds filed show Misse Price transferring to L L Rogers for 91900 detailing SE 8 W 8 Sec 2 Tp 2N R145 WM. Frank Correa to Maxwell Irrigation Company for 367.60 right of way across NW 8 Sec 8 Tp N R29 E WM. Harrison L Kooher to John W Mc Crute et al for 26 covering lots 3 6 10 11 Sec 17 8 B SW Sec Tp 5 N R328h WM. William A Leathers et al to Samuel C Smith for 50 W of late 13 and 14 block 67 Rea All to Pendleton Ore.
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Misse Price
L. L. Rogers
Frank Correa
Maxwell Irrigation Company
Harrison L. Kooher
John W. McCrute
Lota
William A. Leathers
Samuel C. Smith
Pendleton
Ore
If you owe it in the East Oregonian ite so
The fragment presents a breezy phrase about owing it in the East Oregonian context. It lacks clear event, date, or named entities to form a full news item with a factual summary. Additional legible text would be needed to craft a proper headline and card summary.
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East Oregonian
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Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
F&s
Tallman & Co
Fair Pavilion
Kennedy
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore
United States Depository
Yakima
Boston
Will
United States Army
lInterest
Keen
Y. M
Tellers
Webb Street
Northern Pacific Depot
Max Baer
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