Colonel J H Raley Returns From Long Western Trip
Colonel J H Raley arrived home after a cross country journey by train No 2 from Portland. He visited Washington to secure a ruling allowing entrymen on reservoir site lands to obtain title if the land is deeded back to the government for reservoir use. In Toronto he stayed four hours and saw notable Saskatchewan scenery with great antelope herds during the western Canadian crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raley
Saskatchewan
Washington
J. H. Raley
Portland
United States
South
Canada
Interior Department
Department
Toronto
New York
Frontier section shows antelope near train track
A frontier region in Canada was described where many antelope were seen along the railroad. Some herds stood within 200 miles of the route, with antelope close to the track and appearing unafraid as trains passed by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Fruits of the Fatr Recruits Oregon Home Seekers
An influx of eastern investors and visitors to Oregon is turning into permanent settlement as two years of state advertising draw buyers for farms city homes and investments. Returning visitors are selling holdings and moving northwest while promoters claim tens of thousands will settle soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
Oregon Daily Journal
Oregon
Rocky Mountains
Northwest
Teacher 18 Elected To Pendleton Academy
Miss Elisabeth D. Ingram of Pullman Washington agricultural college was elected teacher of domestic science at Pendleton Academy for the ensuing year. The executive committee of the board of trustees noted her strong recommendations and potential as a valuable addition to the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ingram of
Pullman
Pendleton Academy
C. J. Smith
Elisabeth D. Ingram
Washington Agricultural College
Pullmany
Miss Ingram
Votes Accumulate in Crank's Indy Ekater Contest
In today's tally three contenders near the thousand mark Freda Parkes leads with 965 votes while Qlara Thompson has 983 and Ruth Gibson 651. Other candidates include Genevieve Clark Stella Copeland and Rose Halley with smaller counts, as the race for the most popular Indy ekater tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Crank
Indy Ekater
Freda Parkes
Mra. L. BH. Kohn
Cee Sans
Qlara Thompson
Ruth Gibson
Seeeseee Serene
Rose Halley
Genevieve Clark
Wesc
Stella Copeland
Pioneer farmer N McPannard returns from east trip
N McPannard, pioneer Milton district farmer, arrived home from a two month trip to Kinois Town and Missouri. He notes dramatic changes since 42 years ago and says cold spring delayed seeding leading to light yields. He cites MissourI mule prices around 540 dollars and up, reflecting agricultural conditions.
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N. McPannard
Milton
Kinois
Town
Missour
Vielt
Umatilla County
McDonnald
Anan
Ukiah Stockman Buys Automatic Hay Loader
Rought New Loader, R G Clark of Ukiah purchases an automatic hay loader from John Nissen and Son in the city. He leaves with two loads of supplies for the ranch and expects to stack about 26 tons daily with two teams. He believes the machine will pay for itself this year through labor savings while harvesting about 300 tons of hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Clark
Ukiah
John Nissen
Telegraphers Strike Hits West Coast Business
Western Union telegraphers strike disrupts San Francisco and Los Angeles service with long message delays. California messages are delayed and hard to deliver. Southwest service also demoralized, Pendleton businesses report direct impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Western Union
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Southwest
Joaquin Miller Heads to La Grande for Research
Joaquin Miller remains in Pendleton three days before leaving tonight for La Grande to gather data on Grand Ronde Indian fights. He plans to travel to Cove on July 1 to deliver the pioneer address. A possible return trip after July 4 may bring him back through Grant County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joaquin Miller
la Grande
Cove
Pendleton
Grant County
Twenty seven inch trout nets blue ribbon for Humphrey
Will Humphrey of Patton's barber shop holds Pendleton's fishing blue ribbon after a rainbow trout measured 27 inches long caught last evening in the Umatilla river just east of the city. He also landed several others at the same spot averaging well for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Humphrey
Patton
Pendleton
Umatilla
Wheat Prospects Bright Across Echo County Farms
Wheat crops across the Echo country and reservation regions show strong potential for bumper yields if warm weather continues. Reports from farmers and buyers note 40 to 46 bushels per acre near the reservation, with excellent conditions around Hells and Pilot Rock. Threshing is expected to begin near Echo in early July, while Helix and Athena will see delays. In marriage news, John Crayne and Mable Hutchens wed at the Presbyterian parsonage with close friends attending. A new restaurant opens on Cottonwood Street operated by George Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sutherland
Umatilla
Balfour-Guthrie People
Hells
J. E. Montgomery
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
Pilot Rock
Echo
Reservation
Helix and
Athena
J. B. Montgomery
Helix
Eagles Band Concert At Main And Court Streets
The Eagles band will give another concert this evening at 7 20 at the corner of Main and Court Streets. The group is in constant practice for the Fourth of July and is progressing well under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Main
Court Streets
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Empire
Empire Tea & Crockery Co
Schmidt Bldg
W. W. Campbell
Mgr
Bud Atkinson
Corner
Main and
Alta Sta Teil
China
Tallman & Co
Patriotic Young America
Fraziers’ Book Store
Pilot Neck
Cottonwood
George Woods
Cottonwood Street
Thompson
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Main Street
Rally
Round the Flag Boys
Boston
Roosevelt
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain
Blue Mountains
James Cornfield
Gibbon
Mens Shop
Max Baer
Oregonian
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