Reductions in Sheep Populations Across Oregon Reserves
An official notice from Dan P. Smythe, secretary of the State Woolgrowers Association, outlines next year’s sheep reduction plans across Oregon reserves. Proposals set cuts by reserve, with ewe lambs disregarded, bands treated for permit limits, and variances by region including Bive Mountains, Blue Mountain, Wenaba, and Wallowa reserves. A November 1 stockmen meeting at Sumpter will finalize allocations under forestry bureau rules.
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Chenimins
Oregon
Sumpter
Wenaba Freserve
Bive Mountain
Wenaba
Wallowa
Portland
Lhst
Dan P. Smythe
Smythe
A. F. Potter
Grazing
Forestry Bureau
Offield
State
Potter
Northwest
Peor
Bive Mountains
Eastern Division
Blue Mountain
Western Division
Wenuhta
Chernimimus
Blue Moutily
Blue Moontun
Wennha
Blow Mountain
D. FL Bheljer
Sumner
Strike Closes 37 Mills in Oakland City Walkout
Thirty seven planing mills in Oakland were shut at 7 this morning as workers walked out demanding a 25 percent raise. Owners offered 12 percent, workers refused. About fifteen hundred men are idle, halting building work and signaling a prolonged dispute ahead.
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Oakland
Oet
Oregon sheep and cattle on forest reserves debated
The article discusses Oregon ranges and sheep use stirred by Mr. Potter appointed as chief of the grazing department. It notes 5.765 million sheep allowed on U S forest reserves last year, with Oregon at 1.125 million, and 1.025 million cattle, led by Colorado and California in numbers. It highlights stockmen’s associations urged to advise on industry seeds and practice.
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Byythe Alde
Potter
Oregon
Une
Wennha
Ordegon Ranges
Thhat
Smythe
United States
Colorado
California
Orofino Fire Destroys Business District in Idaho
A devastating early morning blaze in Orofino, Idaho, destroyed much of the town’s business district, with losses estimated around 100000 and insured for about a third. The fire began near a hotel annex, with numerous stores and residences damaged or burned. Suspicion briefly pointed to two Chinese residents, who left town fearing for their safety.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Orofine
Orefing Mercantile Company
Prudehomme
White Pine Trading Company
Scott
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Modern Woodmen
Knights of Pythian
Moody Vourthelignae
Chandlens
Perkins
K A. Dahinke
Inmiranee
Mra
J. Morit
Noble Hotel
M. A. eMane
Lowk
Tiyeyranes
Hh A. McKinney
Ho Inman
We. Merrill
Ose Rao
Orofing Drug Co
A. Woolk
George Moody
Harnee
Clearwater
Fidelity Bank
Neuranime
Steven Brooks
Peterson
Household Goode
Charles Thayer
D. A. McKinley
County fair closes with strong attendance and plans for annual event
Attendance reached about 20,000 for the week as the district fair concluded with celebration and hopes to become an annual enterprise. Premiums were awarded though Union County fruit exhibit declined entry. organizers foresee a small surplus and broader plans for next year.
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Union County Pruit
The
Fair Commission
Standard Of People Must Appear In Federal Court
In Chicago a Standard Of company appeared in federal court and a hearing date was set for November 10. The order requires the ERP to appear, with the court barring pleading by proxy and enforcing in person attendance.
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Chicago
Oe Corp
Trouble Grows Across Border as Mexican Revolt Spurs Refugees
Across the border Mexican revolutionists gather while refugees escape into nearby areas as government troops move into the region, signaling rising turmoil on the frontier.
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Mexico
Kagh
Pia
S. M
Oet 1
Young Captured at Prosser After Jail Break
Guy Young, the juvenile member of the three men who escaped from the county jail Friday morning, was captured at Prosser, Wash, yesterday by the sheriff there. The arrest followed information from the local office and confirms Young’s identity. Weddle and Kennedy remain at large as a three days chase continues. Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Blakeley pursued the fugitives across the state, following traces near Vaneyole and Wallula before Young’s detention signaled the trio had crossed into Washington.
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Guy Young
Proswr
Taylor
Young
Echo
Weddle
Kennedy
Sheriff Taylor
Joe Blakeley
Vaneyole
Pendleton Upgrades Rail and Bridge System
Improvements costing about 308000 are started by the O H N in Pendleton. A new steel bridge 500 feet long will span the Umatilla River, with two 150 foot approaches. A 5000 foot new track cut off will be built east to west, replacing the present line and affecting 108 feet of riverfront. Concrete piers and abutments will modernize the structure.
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Pendleton
Umiere
Lear Oney
Umatitli
Alehene
GCOW
Myers
Sav- Jong
Roosevelt Ends Vacation Boards Train to Washington
President Roosevelt leaves Oyster Bay on a special Long Island Rail Road train at seven in the morning for Washington arriving about four thirty five. He requested no generous farewell and asked neighbors to permit a quiet departure. Seven hundred fifty marines landed at Havana moving to Camp Columbia and Palma postpones departure until tomorrow. Washington Logging Brokerage company raises lumber costs from 81 to 2 per 1000. Chicago Wheat Market shows wheat at open 76 close 76 and one half, corn at 45 44, oats at 30 5 8 to 34 4.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Long Island Railway
Havana
Opt. L
Camp Columbia
Palma
Apportionment of School Money Reduced for County Funds
School Superintendent Frak K. Weller issued the October apportionment showing Pendleton district to receive 2080 from the state fund for 1800 children and 50 from the county fund with 695.33 total county funds this year. The extra spring apportionment reduces available funds. no remainder is left after grants.
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Pendleton
Frak K. Weller
Dowle Seeks Health Trip From St. Louis to Mexico
John Alexander Dowle passed through St. Louis on October 2 en route to Mexico for health reasons. He appears feeble yet asserts he will return to Zion and reclaim his powers, claiming others now usurp them from his former strength.
Attempted burglary at Alexander store thwarted by loyal salesman
An attempted burglary occurred Saturday night at the Alexander department store. John Wallace, a salesman, was in the store around 10 o clock showing a skirt to a customer. Voices were heard near the rear door and the intruder fled when the store was not deserted, leaving no theft.
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Alexander Department
John Wallace
Wallace
Wix
Dauphin Island Desolate After Storm Rescue Efforts
Mobile report states revenue cutter Winton arrived battered from the storm. Rescue of the keeper's wife and children was conducted from a wreck in severe seas. Master-arina Peterson and Quartermaster Peterson are named among the crew. An armed boat ventured out as the storm peaked. seven were saved. About 200 inhabitants remain without supplies.
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Mobile
Ala
Winton
al-Arina Peterson
Quartermaster Peterson
Windia
Dauphin Island
Pacific Coast extension map ties St Paul line to Washington route
Western Washington work advances from Cascade Divide toward Tekoa and Whitman County as tunnels and grades are built this winter. Details published by the New York Herald describe a route from Glenham to Butte and show the St Paul line will not use Union Pacific tracks.
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Cascade Divide
Idaho
Tekoa
Whitman County
Union Pacific
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
New York Herald
St. Paul
Herald
R. H. Croswell
Northern Pacific
Harld
Washington
Seattle
Snoqualmie Pass
Cedar River
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
South Dakota
Pierre
S. D
Missouri River
Montana
Glenham
N. D
Butte
Mont
Lagmiles
oMlescort
Ewart
North Dakota
Morton County
Adams the former potley king dies penniless in New York
New York October 1 report says Adams once the city’s wealthiest gambler died penniless after a stilette attack at the Hotel Ansonia. Parkhurst and Jerome crusades led to his penitentiary term for policy swindling and Sing Sing confinement.
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New York
Adams
Potley King
Ansonia
Adam
New York City
Parkhurst
Jerome
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Orofino
Businss
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Umatilla
Morrow County
Taft
University of Haven
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mayoon
Panam
Cuba
Faft
University
University of
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Honolulu
Get
Buford
Purmpe
Evelle
Quesada
Clenfunegos
Mrkse
Magoon
Panama
Hope
Philippines
Prosser
Washington Logging & Brokerage Company
Lexander
Iwo
Yellowstone
Yellowstone River
Milee City
Porcupine Creek
Harlowtown
Montana Railroad
Lomebard
Miscouri River
Three Forks
Pipestone Pase
White
Columbian River
St. Joe River
Ferrell
Idlaho
Tekod
Wash
Rosalia
Lind
Ellensburg
Tno
Tacoma
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