Merrow County crop outlook and city notes summary
The May 19 item reports weather and farm conditions in Merrow County. Keith is linked to an assault incident involving Honor Hutchins at the dock area. Local arrests include a man fined for drunken behavior and a horse-permitting case. Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows officers are named, and Heppner remarks on railroad prospects.
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Pellee Court
Merrow
Neppner
Pontiaxp
Keith
Hutchins
Elit
M. Churchill
Silas Beebe
Ah Chang
Ben Hagen
Ernest Wheeler
Jobo Hendricksen
Wendlyton
St. Clarles
Mins Anna Smith
Heppner
Tor
Coburg
Mia
Neal Vanglin
FEC
Deppner
Lleppner
Portland Oregonian
The
Oregonian
Ne York Morning Journal
Oreon
Clrenks Ion
TP Ie
Hyhoe
Springfield
Republican
Keepublican
Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Oregon
Mississippi Flood Threatens Life and Property in Valley
The Mississippi flood, the worst in thirty five years, inundates thousands of acres, forcing hundreds from homes. Embankments, farms, and factories suffer as water rises four to fourteen inches daily and communications collapse across the district. Cattle, hogs, and people face devastation as relief efforts struggle to reach affected areas.
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Rev
Lin
Mississinpi
FIRE AT FALOUSE CITY BLazes Big Losses Reported
Fire swept through Falouse City on May 19 causing seven blocks to burn. Estimated losses reach a quarter of a million dollars with about 75 thousand in property damages. Firefighting facilities were inadequate and civilians struggled to save goods affecting Portland area merchants.
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Patovse Cory
Duoel
Goldendale
Portland
Congress tariff debate sparks partisan clash in early session
Congress wrestled with protectionist policy as Anderson of Illinois attacked treasury enrichment and wage effects. Cox of New York favored taxation shifts to relieve pressure. Debate touched on tariffs, manufacturing, and political allegiances across states. A Belvidere incident injured and property damaged, with broader fiscal shortfalls noted in Kentucky.
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New York Herald
William A. Scott
Stia
Pennsylvania
Scott
Pital
Mer
Carnegie
Mlalaw
Jijs Seoteh Castle
Carnegie Castle
Scotland
St. Scott
Anderson
Cox
New York
Ile
Mason
Witnodt
Wayne
Mown
Regen
San Wranelson
Orelyn Powers
Cheough Iwek
Felton
Californics
Fremong
Ingalls and
Voorheot
Senate
Winne
Alan
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Fendleton Boot and Shoe Store
Dil
Jas. Wheelan
D. Kemler’s Grocery Store
Court Street
D. Kemler
W.J. van Schuyver & CO
Wine and Spirit Merchants
Front Street
Orecon
Agenus Noble
Minav“ Corporation
Pendleton
Wermalee
Pendleton, Oregon
Travelers Insurance
Clapton & Jackson
East Oregonian
Pendleon
San Francisco
Hegger
Irwin
Union
Court Hall
Republican Party
Cleveland
Treaury
Texas
Castle Garden
Hennover
England
St. John
N. Pierce Devilawna
Minti
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Mendors
Oom
Urcntilla
Novet
Sarcaniene
Einsylvanta
Tampa
Wwe
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Mahie
California
Douglas County
Democrate
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Hidever
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Enghiah
Alameda
Stephen M. White
Low Angele
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Shasta
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Niles Searhow
Supreme Court
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Gresham
Delaware
Maine
South Carolina
Dwneeraia
Reesenator J. Gi. Pair
AL Mason
J. W. Dorsey
George Ernst
Mooney
T. Giaragine
Georg W. Cassidy
Whimation
Sapeome Court
M. Seawell
Rom
St. Louie
Henry Watteron
Kentucky
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Densecrate
J C. Mennett
J.C. Hutchinson
Win
Ladgerwood
H.C. Ayer
W.T. Weight
Grownaver
Selool
J. T. Munewell
Maccasar
Doreford
J. Wo Lincoln
Thotan Ginwhai
M.D
Cotuieioner
Henry Adains
Perry Cooke
Falouse City
Woodburn
Sr. Croop
Miss
Jasom
First National Bank
Arkansas
Faverreviere
Anx
Belvidere
Jon Workman
Creckig
Lojariog
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