Flour for Australia ships via Portland and San Francisco
Nearly 17 000 barrels of flour are loaded at the Byers mill for Australia. Five thousand seven hundred and fifty barrels were shipped on the 4th instant, with 8000 plus barrels remaining to load. The flour goes to Portland then to San Francisco, transferred to a larger freighter bound for Australia. The Australian market is steadier than China’s, aided by a wheat crop failure in Australia and favorable damp season delaying shipments to China.
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Byers
Australia
Portland
San Francisco
China
Umatilla River Flood Threat Focuses On Bridge
James Enright narrowly escaped being swept from the water as Umatilla river rose enough to threaten the W. & C. R. bridge. Residents along the upper river watched high water flow, with contractor George F. Schorr camping near the bridge and fearing abutment damage from melting snow and rain. No damage reported to the bridge yet, but anxiety remained as the flood persisted.
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James Enright
Umatilla
Mr. Enright
George F. Schorr
Corn for Farmers methods in Inland Empire
Colonel R. C. Judson of the O R & N industrial department promotes planting corn in eastern Oregon and Washington. North DakotaDent and Flint corn varieties are sent to Pendleton Walla Walla and nearby areas for trials. Early quick maturing hybrids may allow corn to replace idle wheat land, boosting annual agricultural wealth across the Inland Empire.
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R. C. Judson
Oregon
North Dakota
Washington
Inland Empire
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Athena
Umatilia County
Judson
Portland Journal
National
Pendleton and Walla Walla clash on Alta street diamond
Friday May 28 1902 Pendleton and Walla Walla compete for honors on the Alta street diamond. Game called at 3 pm so results not published. La Grande beat the Yellow Kids 4 to 1 at Athena Thursday. Brown and Brown excel for Athena while Blair and Chapler struggled for La Grande. La Grande slated to meet Pendleton on the Alta grounds Saturday through Monday. Rol Brown left for Athena to seek release and join Butte.
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la Grande
Athena
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Alta Street
Bradbury
Brown
McAvoy
Wiliams
Fisher
Gray
Mackie
Hen
Steltz
Mills
C. A. Maskrey
Blair
Athena Boys
Chapler
Ray
George Brown
Short
Rol Brown
Butt
Portland
McCloskey
Butte
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Germans Decide To Hold Picnic For Fourth Of July
At a Thursday Verein Eintracht meeting Pendleton Germans chose to keep the traditional July Fourth picnic over a public celebration the time and place to be decided at a later session. A next meeting will decide. A proposal to convert the group into a Hermann’s Sons lodge is under consideration as the German beneficiary order expands in the West.
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Verein Eintracht
Pendleton
The
Hermann’s Sons
West
Oratorical Contest Tomorrow Night at High School
Tomorrow evening in the school assembly hall the pupils stage an oratorical contest to pick a representative for the Baker City event on the 26th. Also on the program are good music numbers. Contestants include Robert Cronin Will Wyrick Dell McCarty Le Williams Olin Arnspiger Mary RothrockIter Neil Florence Atkinson. Admission is ten cents.
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Baker City
Robert Cronin
Will Wyrick
Dell McCarty
le Williams
Olin Arnspiger
Mary Rothrock
Iter Neil
Florence Atkinson
Stand Like a Stone Wall Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad
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Bucklen
Earth
Tallman & Co
Walla Walla Merchants Active in Pendleton Scene
Personal notes report T. J. Berg and August Henrold prominent Walla Walla merchants in town. J. T. Hinkle leaves for Tacoma on legal business for several days. J. W. Sherwood, state Maccabees commander, travels to Pendleton. Edna McGinn returns from Portland to home. Mrs. H. C. Grege and Helen visit Pendleton relatives. Ath- ena teammates Earl Saunders and James Cox attend Pendleton vs Walla Walla game. E. C. Skiles family en route to La Grande. Skiles, a Spokane drug firm salesman, well known locally.
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T. J. Berg
August Henrold
Walla Walla
J. T. Hinkle
Tacoma
J. W. Sherwood
the Maccabees
Pendleton
Edna McGinn
John McGinn
Portland
H. C. Grege
Helen
C. E. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Grege
Earl Saunders
James Cox
Thomas Denny Injured In Rail Yard Accident
Thomas Denny a section man for the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company at Bolles Junction fell from a hand car returning from work Wednesday. A car was torn off and his face cut severely as he landed under the car when he lost balance. He was rushed to St. Mary's hospital in Walla Walla and is expected to recover.
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Thomas Denny
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Bolles Junction
Denny
St. Mary's Hospital
Walla Walla
Mrs Dye in Kansas examines Lewis and Clark manuscripts
Mrs Eva Emery Dye of Oregon is in Topeka to study Indian manuscripts in the state library. She reviews materials on General William Clark and the Lewis and Clark expedition for an historical work. Her books McLoughlin and Old Oregon and Stories of Oregon have seen several editions, and she has reconnected with W H Cowles and Professor W H Harshbarger in Topeka.
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Dye
Kansas
Eva Emery Dye
Oregon
Topeka
William Clark
St. Louis
State Historical Society
McLoughlin
Wool Growers' Meeting in Pendleton May 29
The Wool Growers' association will hold a meeting in Pendleton on May 29 at 1 p m. A wool sale by sealed bid will take place May 29 and 30. Officers will be elected and other important business transacted.
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Wool Growers’ Meeting
Wool Growers
Pendleton
Portland Plans Mammoth Celebration on July Fourth
Portland organizers announce a mammoth celebration set for July 4 featuring community events, vendor stalls, and public activities to mark the holiday with a large scaled spectacle in the city. Residents are invited to participate and enjoy a day of festivities downtown.
Recorded Stock Brands at County Clerk Office
Fore noon records list brands: SE Elder on Juniper Horses with LD on left stifle for cattle, O on left hip and left side. E Elder on Juniper Horses with LE on left shoulder. George Krurney Juniper Horses G with half circle over it on left stifle.
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SE. Elder
E. E. Elder
George Kr.urney
Dolliver to Speak in Salem for Republican Ticket
W B Dolliver of Iowa touring Oregon in support of the Republican state ticket is set to address Salem on Monday May 26 under the Salem Republican Club. The Salem Statesman lauds George E Chamberlain as a man of fine qualities but criticizes his politics as wrong.
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W. B. Dolliver
Iowa
Oregon
Salem
Republican Club
Republican
Salem Statesman
George E. Chamberlain
Concise wording boosts ad impact and readability
The speaker urges brevity in advertising to command attention. Short, sharp lines allow larger display type, attracting more readers than lengthy prose.
Earthquake Shocks Reported in St Augustine Fla No Damage Noted
Earthquake shocks reported from St Augustine Florida cause no damage while Baker City calls for bids to light the city with five arc lights for one year.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Baker City
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Umatilla Raging
O. FR. & N. Company
Cheaip
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Pendleton Shoe Store
Pa Ry Rae Neary
Little Lady
Pendlet
Glasswary
Court Street
Saving’s Bank
the Pacific News
Market St
San Fra
Nicklings Bank
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
Pendleton, Oreg
Main and
Webb Streets
C. F. Colesworthy
East
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