New Citizen Chooses Hermiston as Future Home
A Cincinnati shoe manufacturer, A. J. McDonald, declares Hermiston the best fruit district in the West after three visits, touring the Northwest from Colorado to Canada. He questions Canadians leaving Umatilla County, praises local wheat country, and pledges support for good roads and regional development.
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Hermiston
Canada
Colorado
Pacific
Callifornia
Umatilla
A. J. McDonald
Cincinnati
Pendleton
Kennewick
North Yakima
Hood River
Ringless Wedding? Gifts from a Jewelry Store Ad
The ad envisions a wedding aided by a jewelry store, arguing that gifts are essential at such an event. It promotes affordable gift materials including Cut Glass or Silverware and dainty chinaware, inviting readers to visit and browse the selection.
Miss Edith Spink to Wed Walter Isaacs in Dakota
In honor of Miss Edith Spink a prospective bride, two social events were held this week by her friends. Thursday a shower party occurred at the home of Miss Bertha Anger and Friday a dinner party was hosted by Miss Myrtle Knight.
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Edith Spink
Walter Isaacs
Dakota
Miss Spink
Bertha Anger
Myrtle Knihgt
Real estate transfers and property descriptions in Baker City area
A. B. Montgomery and wife transfer to W. A. Stockman for 12900 dollars, describing lands in sections 12 and 7, townships 2N and 5N, ranges 33 and 34 east, with W. M. designation. Alice Lawson and husband sell to W. J. Ross for 4006 dollars, describing southeastern quarter of section 36, township north, range 15 east, W. M. Fred W. Evans and wife grant to the Roman Catholic Church of Baker City for 200 dollars, property in Milton addition, Milton Oregon, with survey bounds starting 20 feet west of the southeast corner of block 2 and forming a 150 by 129 by 100 by to beginning boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Montgomery
W. A. Stockman
E. W. M. Alice Lawson
W. J. Ross
Fred W. Evans
Baker City
Evans
Milton
Oregon
Wheat market climbs one cent on Portland bids
The local wheat market rose by one cent as Portland buyers boosted bids to that level. Local dealers now offer jie per bushel, but no sales occurred at that price. Farmers are holding for an eighty cent bid on their crops.
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Portland
To Pony Contestants Vote Coupons Promoted in East Oregonian
Readers are urged to have friends save daily coupons from the East Oregonian. Each coupon is worth five votes if submitted by the date printed on the coupon.
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East Oregonian
Start of Cold Warning Prompting Early Care
A brief warning urges early action when cold symptoms begin to prevent deeper, harder to cure illness. Delays during the first hours may extend suffering by days. Take prompt steps at onset to reduce impact and speed recovery.
Soldiers On Practice March Rumor Dismissed
Rumor spread of cavalry marching to Umatilla reservation to enforce horse dip laws amid scab fears. Bureau of Animal Industry officials denied any planned action, clarifying the troop was merely on a practice march through Milton from Walla Walla.
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Walla Walla
Milton
Rive
Umatilla Reservation
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ore shipments rise for Baker City in September
Baker City Oregon reports a clear rise in ore and concentrate shipments for September. Purchases by the local smelting works totaled 100 785 pounds from Granite district 99 760 from Cornucopia 293 200 from Seven Devils 36 049 from Susanville 6 157 from Crocker Crock 5 664 from Virtue 66 849 pounds overall. Seven Devils shipments include copper ores running as high as 24 percent. Granite district mainly crude ore and concentrates with the rest crude ore.
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Baker City
Granite District
Cornucopia
Seven Devils
Susanville
Crocker Croek
Virtue
Seven Devils District
Granite
New Bridge Plan for Lee Street Umatilla River
County commissioners and Pendleton city street committee chairman W Stroble discussed replacing the Umatilla River bridge at Lee Street. The existing structure cannot support grain traffic, only light use. Plans aim for next county term action, with possible completion by July if not rushed, to secure better, cheaper work for the next harvest.
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Umatilla River
Lee Street
W. Stroble
Pendleton City
Stroble
North Yakima to Build School Furniture Local Way
The Republic says North Yakima will likely have furniture for the tew Kleh school produced by local cabinet makers to reduce costs and suit the building’s needs. Architect Frederick Heath, who designed Tacoma high school furniture, will determine measurements and designs after studying eastern procurement and similar local practices. He plans to visit North Yakima to gather data and measurements.
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Yakima
Republic
Frederick Heath
Tacoma High School
Schoole Heed
Tacomi
Heath
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Whisky Case at Ranch Home
Jacob Fuakes yesterday faced grand jury action on a charge of selling whisky at his ranch near Hot Lake. He was arraigned and entered a plea of not guilty, with trial to be held soon. He allegedly bought a barrel of whisky and sold it to Japanese workers and others for one dollar per bottle.
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Jacob Fuakes
Hot Lake
la Grande
Hotel Echo Till Tap Investigates Overnight Theft
Sunday morning around 2 am the Hotel Echo proprietor woke to noises downstairs and found the till tapped with about $16 missing. The night clerk slept at the counter and no trace of the cash has been recovered. Echo Register.
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Echo
Echo Register
Pendleton Notes from the Week End Visitors
Pendleton scenes record Mr. and Mrs H Watts from Athena and many visitors including J T Livallen and wife, Miss Anna Kelthly of Heppner and R N Stanfield of Echo among others. Officials and business visitors from Echo Baker Hermiston Walla Walla Spokane ride with measures of travel and local news. A late Friday hold up at Paseo injures J M Sadie, while suspects from Pasco are named by police chief Daniela as behind the crime. The event remains under investigation.
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J.T. Livallen
Adama
Oly
Anna Kelthly
Heppner
R. N. Stanfield
Echo
J. F. Shelton
Pendleton
Paseo
J. M. Sadie
Sachs
Wall Walla Fridaay
Hea Inn Hospital
Pasco
G. M. Daniela
Pasco Business
Sacha
Wiallawa Gateway
Prescott banker fraud suspect released on bail
E B Sweet former cashier of the First State bank of Prescott has secured bail and returned home after several days in jail at Wallin Walla on a fraud charge related to the bank statement. Bail was fixed at 4500. In Riteville Washington, farmer J W Long confessed to stealing wheat. ninety sacks were found in his possession amidst reports of substantial wheat thefts nearby.
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E. B. Sweet
First State Bank of
Prescott
Wallin Walla
Riteville
Waah
J. W. Long
Portland man Lem Woon is sentenced to hang
In Portland Oregon Tuesday afternoon Lem Woon a Chinaman was condemned by Judge Bronaugh to be hanged on Friday November 20 for the murder of Lee Dal Hoy tied to a Bow On Tong factional feud.
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Portland
Ore
Lem Woon
Lee Dal Hoy
Bronaugh
Bow On Tong
Tea Market Pushes Forward Amid Steady Prices
A grocer offers refunds on tea purchases if customers are unhappy with Behilling's Bost brand. The note emphasizes good tea quality as essential to building and sustaining a successful business, promising money-back guarantees to ensure customer satisfaction.
Growing Wheat by Electricity Experiments in England
The article describes English experiments growing wheat with high voltage electricity over fields. Wires strung on posts create a powered, electrified zone. crops receive a daytime treatment of about 100000 volts. Observers report audible leakage, visible glow, and a tactile effect on the head of passersby.
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England
American Farmers Look Toward Canada
The Washington Herald reports a surge of U S farmers migrating toward Canada to acquire vast tracts of fertile land at very low prices and favorable terms. The piece notes a mass movement during the past year with strong demand and broad opportunities for purchase across the border.
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America
Canada
Northwest
Canadian Railways
United States
Washington Herald
Farm for Sale in Gilam County Oregon 800 Acres
For sale one of the best wheat farms in Gilam county Oregon 800 acres all plow land now in summer fallow ready for sewl ing sale improvements with drilled well yielding water on place near Olex on county road address R T Cox Portland Oregon
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Gilam County
Oregon
Olex
R. T. Cox
Portland
In the East Oregonian t'a 0
A terse note from the East Oregonian carries a cryptic header t'a 0. The rest of the page fragment provides limited readable content and lacks clear events or names. Readers are left without a discernible news item or outcome to report.
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A. J. Mdonald
Winslow Bros
Jewelers-Opticians
F&s
Tallman & Co
United States Depository
Ing
City Street Committee
Porbid— Council
Trancher
The
Kart Oregonian
Mrs. H. Watts
Athena
Frank Gilliam
Business Today
Fnwineer H. W. King
Lara Votow
Baker
John King
Helix
F. H. Bartlett
F. L. Barrow
Boulder, Col
E. T. Wade
Dalles
Y. C. Blalock
W. R. Stewart
James G. Cutler
Northern Pacific
Asa Tompson
Oliver P. Morton
Earl Borle
Wengha Springs
R. R. Wood
Otto B. Ornbaum
Crawfordsville, Ind
A. W. Robinson
Spokane
S&s P
Frances
Lewis Rathburn
G. L. Richardson
W. D. Chamberlain
Winchester
G. W. Boner
Will
Sand Point
Idac
la Grande Star
J. H. O'Neil
Wallowa
Sweet
Behilling
Wilson Bros
Boston
Tata
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
MASS
Thomas J. Lewis
New York
Main and
Alta Sts
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