Northwest Notes Beet Weighs 30 Pounds in Eugene
Eugene author notes a 30 pound beet from Ole Casperson in a big garden. Plans for largest strawberry farm in the world to be built at Twin Falls Idaho with Frank Beatty purchasing land for 86 600 dollars. Baker County sheepmen cheer range settlement. reduced cut to 1700 head may boost flock numbers. Coos Bay mall route woes prompt chamber action. Thoraill train schedule causes daily delays and no Sunday service. Quinsault Humptulies region reports higher bounty on wild beasts and strong deer hunt results. Bend stage line sale with J H Wenandy introduces 1910 autos into interior service.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Frank Beatty
Three Rivers
Mich
Baker
Baker City
Ore
Baker County
Potatoes Yield Big Harvest at Cunningham Creek Farm
North Bend Oregon farmer Cunningham creek resident C F Powers harvested a large potato crop. He reported an exceptional yield with a shipment of 17,?60 pounds of potatoes from a single wagonload.
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North Bend
Ore
C. F. Powers
Cunningham Creek
Coquille valley oats fetch 61 cents per bushel
Oats from the Coquille valley sold for 61 cents a bushel, with a yield of 122 to 136 bushels per acre and total proceeds of 256 dollars per acre. Acker crops included 112 cent a pound sales, and seed oats from Bandon fetched strong prices. Hazleton special provincial police and Kisples Indians fought a battle on the Skeena river,routing the village. Gun a Noot the wanted Indian murderer remained at large.
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Coquille Valley
Bandon
Coquille
Hazleton
B. C
Kisples
Skeena
Gun-a-Noot
Indan
Cranberry Ranch Suit in Coos County Ascends
Horatio McFarland’s children sue Mrs. T. J. Lewis and Frazer over ownership of the famed Cranberry Ranch at Stoke Marshfield Ore. They claim Horatio held half the property in trust through his brother, seeking half the estate. McFarland’s former manager D. McFarland died recently. his widow married Lewis, who seeked a Wales estate and pursued a divorce for cruelty, later withdrawn and she reportedly heads to Portland to rejoin him.
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Stoke
Marshfield
Ore
McFarland
T. J. Lewis
Wales
Princeton and Yale Tops in Varied Gridiron Scores
A multigame gridiron roundup shows Princeton 6 over Dartmouth, New Haven Yale 23 over Brown, Penn 6 and Lafayette 6 in a tie, Navy 0 to Washington and Jefferson 6, plus several freshmen and high school results. Notable scores include Lake Forest 70 Lom bard 6 and Lincoln Nebraska 0 Kansas 6.
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Cambridge
Harvyard
Cornell
New Haven
Yale
Brown
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Annapolis
Navy
Washington and
Jefferson
Princeton
Washington
Carlisle
Georgetown
Freewater Notes on Real Estate and Local Events
Freewater notes report several land purchases including J W Mair acquiring 15 acres near Pleasant View for 1875 and others like Owen tus buying five acres for 1950. The Odd Fellows begin building a lodge on Grant and Depot with a large renovated property, while Rev Welds prepare for installation at Valley Presbyterian. Catarrh health ad concludes with a sales pitch for Hall’s remedies.
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Freewater
H.E. Bean
Texan
Deathry
City
D.C. Sanderson
J. W. Mair
Pleasant View
Guy Hobbes
McMinnville
George Harshman
Mr. Washburn
the Valley Presbyterian Church
Cornelison
Levi Johnson
B. F. Harper
Odd Fellows of Freewater
Grant and
Depot Streets
Badgero’s Hall
Sanitary Drug Store
T. F. Kendall
JW. Muir
George P. Sanderson
Earl Williams
Ed Batterff
F. M. Evans
O. Q. Pearson
Poison Weed Found Near Montrage Colorado
A new poisonous plant has been found in western Colorado along irrigation canals. It has killed many cattle and sheep and is identified as Elepals velgi pelata by Dr. F C Hobson of the agriculture department. Measures will be taken to control its growth.
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Colorado
F. C. Hobson
Department of Agriculture
Ontario Lines Modernize with Alley Poles and Underground Cables
Construction begins in Ontario Oregon for a new telephone system. Manager Thompson leads crews installing poles in alleyways to keep streets clear while outdoor equipment goes in. Main cables will run underground, allowing future growth without street disruption.
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Ontario
Ore
Thompson
Fair Exchange for a Stronger Back Promoted
Pendleton residents are urged to profit by a testimonial circle for Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Putnam Yeck of Elgin Oregon says the pills banished backache and kidney pain, improved kidney secretions, and gave daily vigor after long-standing torment. Sold by dealers 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY, agents for US. Remember the name Dean's.
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Putnam Yeck
Elgin
Ore
Dean
Disney
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United Sates
Made Well and Strong by Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
A Bardstown Kentucky reader reports ulceration and other female troubles improved by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mary Woop of Christiana Tennessee also praises the remedy for severe female illness and nerve distress. The ad urges women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and notes the product has helped thousands for thirty years.
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Bardstown
Docalo Corp
Lydia E. Pi
Eph Hay
Bards_ town
Christiana
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Woop
Baker City Schools Win Two Medals in Seattle
Baker City schools earned two gold medals from the Seattle exposition, one for high school work and one for elementary work, as conveyed to Superintendent Church by Professor Power of Salem schools. Official notification from the medal committee was not yet received, but Baker City, Portland, and Salem were the Oregon cities cited as awardees.
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Baker
Baker City
Ore
Seattle
Church
Power
Salem
Bager
Portland
Oregon
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