Wheat crop outlook and county reports in Umatilla
A report from Umatilla County farms and rail workers suggests the 1011 wheat crop may be average rather than large. Hugh McArthur of Portland cites field surveys and farmer input, revising earlier crop expectations. A separate item recounts Mrs. Reid’s near fatal horse accident, noting she was bruised but recovered without broken bones after the horse fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reur
Umatilla
Hugh McArthur
Portland
Dean
Athen
Citilla
Matilla
Hood River
Raging flood cited in fragmentary report from Indiana scene
Fragmentary text describes a flood and illness claims with mentions of Oakland, Omaha, and doctors. It references a person named Elia Lieben Indiana and a miracle cure claim via Dr King’s New for coughs colds and lung threat, with Tallman & Co noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia
Lieben
Oakland
Account of Accident at Mt Hood School Exaggerated
The Oregonian reports Mrs. Mageheid formerly of Pendleton suffered an incident while riding home from Mt Hood school. The account published was greatly exaggerated and the full circumstances are clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Mage Heid
Pendleton
Reid
Mt. Hood
Seven Years in Bed Turns to Walking After Remedy
Mrs L Pease of Lawrence Kansas lay bedridden seven years from kidney and liver trouble and nervous debility. She reports three bottles of Electric Bitters restored her ability to walk in three months and she feels like a new person. The tonic helps headaches backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting dizziness. price 50 cents at Tall man & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Arrivals List At Multiple Cities From Historic Ledger
A fragmented arrival list records names and locations including J P Aikin and Jobo Snyder in San Francisco and Tacoma, H McArthur and wife in Portland, Thos H Bloom and others in Spokane and Chicago, with scattered references to Philadelphia Cincinnati Marion and Chicago. The garbled text preserves names and cities without clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
P Aikin
Baker
H Casey
San Francisco
Jobo Snyder
Tacoma
L Rice
Dassing
J James
Philadelphia
B Martin
Chicago
Indahi
Portland
H McArthur
A L Roedlin
New Wagoner
Cincinnati
Harris
Spokane
Thos H Bloom
Hall
Fee
E Gerauld
B Link
Marion
OM Leavy
Joe Shea
Jon Raphael
F J Baumbauer
H L Frank
Anes Calo
Rea
Chison
Mae
Catarrh Cure Ad Warns Against Harmful Mercury Salves
An OCR fragment describes a purported remedy for catarrh sold by F.J. Cheney & Co. It warns that mercury in salves can damage the mucous membranes and advises careful use of internal preparations priced at 730 per bottle. The text namesDr. F. Cheney and Company as makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amei
F. J
Sere Vontelos
F.j.cheney & Co
Teathii
Martin’s Store Promises Fine Groceries and Free Daily Produce
RK Martin has prepared to supply harvest groceries bought in bulk and never lets any store oversell him. He Never has dissatisfied customers because he offers the best goods in the market. Martins’s store claims the only first class bakery Saparsmend in the city and offers free vegetables, fruit, and berries daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. Martin
Martin
Saparsmend
Wheat and Wool Markets in Pendleton and San Francisco
Pendleton reports wheat prices dipping from 49 0 to 47 0 per bushel with earlier highs near 46 4. Market activity shows fall and cautious wheat outlook with foreign demand weaker. Wool sales remain active with 7 to 10 percent quality-based ranges and shipments moving to middlemen toward manufacturers. Portland and San Francisco share subdued wheat trading and favorable crop prospects with large expected yields. Cattle and livestock prices edge lower in Chicago trade while Boston wool markets hold steady amid absence of speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Thoreday
New York
Liverpool
Portland
Commercial Review
Walla Walla
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle States
San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
Sacramento Valley
Fourth of July Plans Advance in Pendleton
Pendleton gears up for a big July Fourth celebration with a four-club baseball tournament featuring Dayton Wash Heppner Athena and Pendleton. A committee meeting will finalize umpires led by Mr. Burcher from Lone. Races are open for entries until noon July Fourth with cash or medal prizes and a minimum of three starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendieton
Dayton
Wash
Heppner
Athena
Pendleton
Burcher
L. W. Held
Answers to Conundrum by Joe Connelly
Joe Connelly rode the 6 o clock train east this morning to the mountains to tend sheep. He stopped train No. 6 Sunday morning June 23 by applying the air brakes while examining the car mechanism. The East Oregonian had asked readers to solve the conundrum and guess the reason for the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Connelly
la Grande
Mr. Connelly
Kaat Onan
East Oregonian
Connelly
Walter J. McDonald Colossal show at Pendleton July 4
An afternoon performance at Pendleton will be preceded by a morning parade of unprecedented magnitude and beauty. The parade features a menagerie of rare wild beasts, trained animals from distant lands, and a display of beautiful horses and ponies. New and striking feats will be added, promising a rich spectacle for sightseers. Low excursion rates offer cheap viewing, and East Oregonian announces room accommodations in the East Oregonian building with hot and cold water for $11 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. McDonald
Pendleton
East
Orepa
East Oregonian Oe
Weston School Board Names J. D. Hawes Principal
J. J. Hawes chosen as principal of Weston Public Schools for the upcoming term. The town records Mrs. Orpha B. Jay of Moscow, Idaho, dying at her residence as a cancer tuberculosis case. The Weston brickyard fired its fourth kiln of the season, producing nearly half a million bricks. D.C. Kirk sold 4000 bushels of wheat to Pacific Coast Elevator at 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hawes
Weston Public Schools
Weston
Orpha B. Jay
Mom Jay
Moscow
Idaho
W. Read
United Brethren Church
Weston Public
J. J. Hawes
Thorn Hollow
Artie Morgan
Morrow County
Salling
Wheeler
Gilliam
Mia
A. Hartman
Joesie Hartman
L. 8
Wood
Oo City
Pendleton Sunway
Agnes Thompson
Robert Gaston
Walla Walla
Robert Jamieson
FP. D. Watts
Detroit
Mich
A. Phillips
Mies Frances Githens
Athena
Charles Hall
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Ie Bom
Kaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Maggie Reid
L. Hunziker
Rceweler
Optician
Joe Basler
Main Street
Dem
Taylor
Deslers
Eastern Livestock
Texas
Boston
Territory
Montana
Utah
Wyomin
Bpring
Hovede
Hastere Regu
Lac
Valley Oregon
Ido
Fall—Mountain
Torth
Brown & Profit
Baker City
Huntington
Senator Roach
North Dakota
Ontana
Wyoming
Alam Alla
Newnee
A. C. Shaw & CO
W. J. Bewelis
Webb Street
Hunt Freight
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Seat Cee Ee
Comappee & A
Rome
Reese
ICE
He Is
the Ice Man
van Orsdall & Ross
Lee
Lice
International Poultry Food
C. F. Colesworthy Poultry and Kee Supply Depot
Bens
C. S. Jackson
Sawyer
Seculas
the Pacific Publishing CO
Bozwile, Gan Franciew
Dee
Pole Mesa
Bettas
Congo
Lantz Bros
Polydore Moens
Jesse Failing
Malu Atreet
Bridge
Hansford & Thompson
First National Bank
Pilot Rock
Kear Creek
J. BE. Smurn
Hotel
St. George
Darveau
Prep
Europesas
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