Death and damage sweep Morrow county crops and town
Severe freezing damages grain and cattle feed across Morrow county. James Hager’s fruit trees near Heppner sustain injury while Chandler Parker of Lexington is seriously hurt from a fall. Stock losses and feed shortages threaten many heads of cattle as weather turns warmer. Walter Brundage dies after a long illness, and Ransom Hart, longtime pioneer, dies of pneumonia in St Johns. City jail bids awarded to Cox and door contracts let to Scrivner and Klein Ashbaugh. Police report arrests for selling liquor to minors. hearings set.
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Chirlen Parker
Lexington
James Hager
Kistner
Moore
John Ridgman
Walt Mavis
Walter Brundage
Brundage
Heppner
Walter
New York
Mayron County
Oregon
J. H. ‘Cox
Teo
J. W. Scrivner
Tto Klein & Ashbaugh
MM. Shott
Victor Qroshenle
Jie Boyer
Elbert Cox
Cox
James A. Brown
Blackhorse
Hie
Mr. Brown
Ransom. Hart
Morrow County
B. FP. Day
St. Johne
Ore
Christian Church
Masonic
Jamea
Cambridge
Idaho
Robert
Mera
B. F. Day
St. Johns
Bueelck
Thomas Marlatt
Ransom C. Hart
New Madrid
Arkitians
May Dora Grounds
Indian Territory
Plaine
Walla Walla River
Milton
Tygh Valley
Willow Creek
Early medical specialization gains success says Dr Ward
Dr Ward argues that success in medicine comes from specializing in a single field. He notes that people seek carpenters and surgeons for distinct needs and that regular doctors handle general fever cases, while specialists provide superior care.
Cody Denies Rumors On Wild West Show
Buffalo Bill Cody denies widespread reports that family troubles health issues and business troubles force him to retire from the Wild West show touring Europe. In a cablegram to J A Bailey in New York he states he is in strong health and business is improving despite rumors.
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Tentionne
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Geona
Italy
United Stas
Europe
Denver Post
Cody
J. A. Bailey
Barnum & Baitey Étreus
Col
Freeze kills pests. Yakima sees bumper fruit later
Weather expert Prof. Cordley of Oregon Agricultural College predicts winter kill thinned San Jose scale in Yakima valley fruits yet he states overall crop prospects remain favorable. County Inspector Brown confirms limited damage to apricots and sweet cherries while peaches are spared as he notes a likely bumper fruit season in Yakima for the year.
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San Jose Seale
Cordley
Yakima
County Trust
J. M. Brown
Possible Northern Pacific division at North Yakima
Rumors say North Yakima may become a division point on the Idaho line with a new turntable under construction near the old railroad yard. Agent Meeks denies knowledge of a division, but locals think the Northern Pacific may move its Idaho division chief point here. Baker County treasurer Robert Palmer visited and bought a standard bred mare for $500 in Walla Walla with Charles Norris.
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Yakiawa
North Yakima
Yleion Point
Northern Pacific
Meeks
Elleneburg
North Yakima Ite
Idaho
Yakima
Repoahile
Robert Palmer
Baker County
Charles Norris
Palmer
Baker City
Mr. Norris
Walla Walla
Luther Burban Declines Yakima Talk No Time to Lecture
Luther Burban, famed as the originator of the Burbank Irish potato, refuses an invitation to speak in Yakima. He states he is not a florist or dealer, has no time to lecture, and receives over 2500 letters for positions. The notice explains his grounds are closed to visitors due to overwhelming demand and disruption.
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Yakima
Yakima Republic
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Burbank
State Horticultural Society
Horticultural Society
Mr. Burbank
Luther
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Anna Conner
Archer Ave
Chicago
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept. N
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Michigan
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers Special Agents
Joe Wingens
Pendleton Iron Works
Alta
Court Streets
Schmidt Block
Prof
O. H. Harting
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co
Corner Court and Garden
Neagle
Fairbankse-Morse
Sea Neagle Bros
Henry Kopittke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
T.ali
Rock Spring
Lantz Bros
U. S
Roslyn Wood & Coa: Co
W. C. R. Depot
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