Great Springs in Southern Oregon Challenge Water Source
Geologists study summer lake valley in southern Oregon where three to four large springs feed Ana river with about 100000 gallons per minute. They note arid surroundings, basalt cliffs, and a Chewaucan river system feeding Lake Albert, while uncertain about the ultimate source.
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Great Springs
Oregon
Summer Lake
Governament Geological Survey
Summer Lake Valley
Chewaucan
Albert
Pla
Enue
Ana
City Brevities and Local Notices
Ice cream at Hohbachs and dry wood from Minnis are advertised along with dressed chickens at Stark Poultry House and unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent. Transfer work by Stansberry Milne. insurance and gasoline by Goodman Hardware. nine room cottage for sale at 100 Bluff street. Cherry crop pickup near July 10 seeks 100 campers. contact C M G Stackland and K J Stackland, Cove, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Poultry House
East Oregonian
Goodman Hardware Company
Bluff Street
World Coffee Consumption in 1907 Report
Consul James J. Dunning of Milan cites statistics from a leading coffee journal showing 1907 world coffee consumption at 16,826,100 sacks. The United States used 6,980,000 sacks, Germany 3,050,000, France 1,626,000, leaving 6,170,000 for all other nations, with Italy at about 44 pounds per capita.
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James J. Dunning
Milan
United States
Germany
France
Italy
Anna Gould to control money after marriage to Prince De Sagan
Paris reports a marriage contract between Mme Anna Gould and Prince De Sagan grants her complete separation of property. She will hold the purse strings while the prince must ask for funds. The couple plan to marry within two weeks in France, possibly proceeding to England afterward, with a Protestant minister likely to perform the ceremony. Registration fees are about $4000.
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Paris
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince de Sagan
Mme Gould
Gould
France
England
Mine Laborers Blown to Atoms Near Grind Trunk Pacific
A Winnipeg dispatch reports nine laborers blasting on the Grind Trunk Pacific Railroad extension near Bellingham were killed by a premature dynamite explosion. The death toll this year rises to about sixty from similar blasts. Officials investigate the ore or rock mineral believed to trigger the blast as a supposed new discovery in self defense.
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Bellingham
Winnipeg
Deweh
Cnc
Tammany to halt two cities on trip to Denver
New York on June 12 reports that the Tammany executive committee arranged a two hour stop in Kansas City and Omaha on Sunday July 5 on the way to the national Democratic convention in Denver to permit Tamminites to attend church. Over 600 names of attendees were handed to Secretary Thomas R. Smith and four special trains will be provided.
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New York
Denver
Tammany Executive
Kaneas City
Omaha
Tammany
Ben
Thomas R. Smith
Wool sale set in Ontario Oregon for June 18
Ontario Ore June 12 The late ear wool gale in eastern Oregon will take place in Ontario Thursday June 18 when the M M company will price 2500000 pounds of wool on the market. At Yale sale prices ranged 10 to 14 cents but have since advanced and sheep men expect about a dollar a pound for their clip. Malheur and Harney county wool clips are stored in Ontario and many wool buyers will attend.
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Ontario
Ore
Oregon
M. M. Company
Yale
Harney County
Sie
O R N Hearing Set At Salem in June
The railroad commission fixed June 18 as the date for the O R N hearing in Salem. The Dalles freight shippers allege inadequate handling facilities at The Dalles, and the company will be required to answer the charges.
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Salem
Railroad Commisson
Dalles
Italian Family Home Robbed. Children Missing in June Heist
In Hornell New York on June 12 Antonio Gemiarreto, a prosperous Italian, reported a break in at his residence. Two children, a son and a 16 month old daughter, were taken along with $80 in cash and assorted valuables. Authorities fear a ransom demand and the Italian community is urged to aid in the investigation.
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Hornell
N. Y
Antonio Gemiarreto
Crop conditions good across lines in Washington and Oregon
Officials report that in all areas tributary to their lines in Washington and Oregon crop conditions are good and yields will be immense, with the exception of the country around Connell in Franklin County Washington.
Echo District Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Travel
Pendleton Echo Register lists a flurry of visitors and residents traveling for business and leisure. Names include Nate Raby tending cattle, A N Soliss of Ontario at Hotel St George, attorneys R F Wilson Athena and J Baker La Grande, contractor A J Gibson off to Portland, and M E McEwen of Athena ill with pneumonia. Also noted are hotel stays, train trips, university student Frank Coryell en route to Walla Walla, and photo journalist V McMonagle visiting farms for Sunset magazine.
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Nate Raby
Echo
A. N. Soliss
Ontario
St. George
A. B. McEwen
Athena
J. Henselman
Portland
W. H. Klepper
James Cooper
Fred Crawford
Hood River
Douglass W. Bailey
Federal Court
Masters Ralph and
Roy Temple
Pendleton
Bertha Allen
Buttercreek
Echo Register
C. L. Morgan
Hermiston
Frank Coryell
Willamette University
Salem
Walla Walla
A. K. Hammer
Miss Pearl Hammer
Monroe
Ore
Buttercreek Echo
Register
V. McMonagle
Sunset Magazine
Umatilla County
W. C. E. Pruitt
The
Tribune
Baker City
W. T. Sheppard
Melver-Palmer-Honges
Dougherty Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
The Heppner jury convicted Dan P. Dougherty of second degree murder in the killing of Oscar Allen during a saloon row in Ione last spring. The jury deliberated overnight. Judge Bean set Monday June 15 for sentencing.
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Dan Dougherty
Heppner
Dan P. Dougherty
Oscar Allen
Ione
G. W. Phelps
Dougherty
James A. Fee
Morrow County
Allen
Bean
Memorial gathering for three lodges at Methodiat church
All members of Eureka Lodge No. 82 Integrity Lodge No. 92 and Pauline Hebeccn Lodge No. 18 are asked to meet at their halls at 2 30 p m on Sunday June 14 to attend memorial services at 3 p m at the Methodist church by order of the committee
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Eureka Lodge No
Integrity Lodge No
Pauline Hebeccn Lodge
Methodiat Church
Berkeley Hailey Named Chief Stage Coach Driver
Wentha Springs resort hires Hailey as chief stage coach driver for the summer. He will move his family there and operate the stage between the QO depot and the resort.
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Bingham
Berkeley
Hailey
Wentha Springs
Hingham Springs
Governor Chamberlain Defeated Over County Fair Veto
In Harney county the governor lost support after vetoing the bill granting 700 for the county fair. The veto sparked opposition among locals and influenced the election outcome in the region.
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Chamberlain
Harney County
The Mocking Bird Wing-footed flute poem entry
A lyrical homage by Nixon Waterman on resilience and striving higher, praising the mockingbird as a symbol of brave spirits conforming to noble aims. The verse urges steadfast purpose, comparing courage to an eagle facing a roaring storm and rising toward lofty ideals.
Funeral notice for Herman Schomberg by Pendleton Eagles
All members of the Pendleton circle of Eagles are asked to attend the funeral of the late Herman Schomberg tomorrow at 3 o clock. Full arrangements will be made at the meeting tonight. A. D. SETBERT Vice President.
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Pendleton Guerie of Eagles
Herman Schomberg
A. D. Setbert
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Teutsch Stock
Dic
F.E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s
Dep’t. Store
Oregon Waters
United States Geological Survey
Arens
Sprague
Williamson
Lake
Gerald A. Waring
Louis Hunziker
Main &T
Hohbach’‘s
Minnis
Stansberry & Milne
C. M
G. G. Stackland
K. J. Stackland
Cove
Shamo
Koeppens
Anna
Ontaro
R. F. Wilson
R. BR. Johnson
City
Joseph Baker
la Grande
A. J. Gibson
Mrs. J. W. White
Clackamas County
F. L. Coykendall
Spokane
William Slusher
Edith
St. Helen's Hall
Miss Slusher
Alexander Dep
Odd
the Mocking Bird
Earth
Nixon Waterman
Attention Eagles
Donaldson
Bon-Ton
Bingham Warm Springs
Blue Mountain
J. A. Borie
Gibbon
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