Walnut orchards hailed as prospect for young Oregon farmers
An Oregon Journal interview with Fara Meeker promotes planting walnut trees on Oregon land as profitable and less troublesome than prune farming. Meeker notes a farmer shipped walnuts to New York for 14 cents a pound, harvesting costs about one cent per pound, and predicts strong future crops. The item also includes an unrelated poison-pill style ad for Catarrh Cure touting a 100 dollar reward claim.
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Oregon
Mr. Meeker
Oregon Trail
Walnuy
Meeker
New York
Coffee and tea offer from Schilling's Best at 9000 grocers
Schilling's Best coffee and tea are sold by about 9000 grocers west of the Rocky Mountains. The grocer guarantees your money back if you are not satisfied, with a money-back offer stated.
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Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Schilling's
Rocky Mountains
Tim
Orchard Trees Promise Easier Growth Across Oregon
A fragment notes that orchard trees face more trouble than others, but as time passes the culture and supply will expand across Oregon. The de Wend will increase as the supply grows. they are described as a staple product.
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Oregon
Travelers Demand Nine Foot Sheets in Hotels
At the Oregon and Washington Travelers Protective Association meeting in Portland a bill was urged to require hotels to provide nine foot sheets and proper fire escapes for multi story buildings. The proposal, aimed at comfort and safety, passed with one dissenting vote and will be sent to both state legislatures.
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Oregon and Washington
Travelers’ Protective Association
Portind
Tity
Statle
Hon Dn
Oregon
Washington
Pendleton Lodge 824 T. F. B. invites applications
Pendleton Lodge No 824 of the T F B calls for applicants to submit their entries. The notice urges prompt action to join the lodge.
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Pendleton Lodge No
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Local fair prizes listed across poultry, crafts and livestock
Winners announced at the county fair include J. B. Duke and Leo Haw among poultry champions, with best hen and various breeds awarded. Art and craft sections highlight prize cards for painting, porcelain, and needlework, while Mrs S. and Mrs T. Geer and Miss Birdie Lovell gain top spots in landscape and etching divisions.
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J. Bi Duke
Pontiton
Plymouth Rock
Leo Haw
Pendleton
Plymouth Rocks
Mr Morgan
Perkins Ducks
Oliver Wyandotte
Ho J. Latourelie
Columbian Wyandotte
C. Gurdane
Heppner
Buff Orpington
Lo W. Briggs
B.C. Hamilton
Trungon
S. Lo Hutton
Etta Bet
Hubert Mejden
Freduik Frasier
St. Francis
Mra
T. T. Geer
Katherine Smith
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J. EK. Bennett
Fred Bart
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Pranklin
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Roleys
Pendleton Drug Company
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John W. Crow
A. Th. Makinen
Chris Breeding
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Taft
H.T. Connell
Albow
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