Haying Begins North of Helix in Umatilla County
East Oregonian special notes haying starting north of town. The Neutral League met at John Paterson’s home with about 75 members present. Fred Paulson to leave for service on the 24th. Various locals in community updates include store responses, cattle moved to Alba pasture, and neighbors visiting Pendleton and Pilot Rock. Mrs. Roy Montgomery was hospitalized and moved to Pendleton for care.
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Helix
Neutral League
John Paters
Fred Paulson
Rey Pavideon
Pobtoffion
Margaret Walker
Pendleton
WM Broiler
George Bath
Prank Jones
Alba
Grover Goff
Wilbur Jones
Tom Enrleht
Gurdane
Frank Jones
Aliot Rock
John French
Pilot Rock
Dillard French
Heppner
Bob Offmetead
Simmit
Idaho
Mr. Olmstead
Roy Montgomery
Ty Charles MacDowritt
Leaving for High Mountain Summer Range
A weather note from Gurdane describes an electric storm bringing rain but little relief. Frank Jones departs Tuesday for the high mountains with sheep, accompanied by Toll Goff and Frank Gilliland as herders while Dick Cates tends camp. Additional farmwork and local travel are noted as Selby returns to haying and others rent or visit nearby ranches and sites.
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Gurdane
Frank Jones
High Mountain
Toll
Goff
Frank Gilliland
Dick Cates
Selby
Rolls
Scarlet Fever Patient Reported Out of Danger
ElizabEth Stevie daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Stoole recovered from scarlet fever. Mrs Jordan said her son had safely passed the danger, with families noting improvements. Pendleton visitors and local movements are mentioned amid weather notes with temperatures near the hundred mark.
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East Oregonian
Athena
Elizabeth Stevie
A. E. Stoole
Jordan
Scarlet
Stone
Gribble
Outdoor campfire supper tips for simple living
A quirky guide outlines a basic outdoor dinner plan with a campfire setup using a sheet-iron stove, improvised cookware, and a few simple foods. It lists minimal equipment, a basic fire layout, and step by step assembly for cheese and dried beef sandwiches, tomato soup, and fruit compotes, aimed at rustic, low-cost meals.
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Pwo Tatlerpoons
Hood River Indians Strike for Higher Picking Price
Hood River Ore June 22 The Hood River Indians strike to demand 15 cents per carrier for picking berries. They threaten violence and seek aid from local authorities to quell the agitation. The season’s regular price is 10 cents per carrier. Influential organizer JRR Edward Dee Plat orchardint is cited in reports.
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Hood River
Ore
J. RR
Edward Dee
Redmen
Water irrigation project advances in Klamath Falls area
8000 acres near Klamath Falls soon will be watered by the Dry Springs unit as pumps are raised to four feet to prevent flood damage. Officials expect the 6000 acres slated for irrigation this year to be operational within three weeks as various pump plants come online.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Honnnza
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