Barley runs to record price in Weston sale
Weston farmers sold 18 000 bushels at 26 per ton to A Barnes of Pacific Coast Elevator. Local market notes show strong wheat prices, with George Carmichael and George Taylor selling 5290 and 1300 bushels at 75 and a quarter cents per bushel respectively. Weston Normal prepares for Union county games and hosts officials October 24.
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Weston
A. Barnes
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Lou McMorris
Walla Walla
John Shaw
la Grande
Island City
Union County
W. B. Ayre
State Board of Regents
Ackerman
French
M. Yorn
Eugene
Masonic Lodge
J. D. Gish
George Carmichael
Agent Barnes
George Taylor
Weston Normal
Tig Mountain
Weston Mountain
J. M. Ashworth
Hermiston Notes on Buildings and Land Deals
Hermiston notes report new buildings under way for J H Ried and C L Morgann with six room cottages. plans for several homes and business houses. Rev E R Hermiston attends Baptist state convention. F R Barks and J B Heald from Tacoma purchased 30 acre tracts near the river to plant fruit trees. W E Woodmen lodge hosts a successful ball. Baptist church construction progresses. locals travel to La Grande for land office business. J T Whistler returns from southern Oregon on reclamation service business.
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Hermiston
J. H. Ried
Hermiston Bank & Trust Company
C. L. Morgann
Hermiston Hotel
E. Rt. Hermiston
Baptist State Convention
F. R. Barks
J. B. Heald
Tacoma
Wash
New Baptist Church
la Grande
J. T. Whistler
Gervics
Oregon
Grain and vege yields rise under Riverton canal irrigation
Cheyenne Tribune reports strong grain and vegetable results despite late planting and irrigation issues. Spring wheat averages 45 bushels per acre at 64 pound weight, oats yield 130 to 75 bushels per acre, potatoes 100 to 200 bushels per acre, with tubers up to three pounds. The Indian farm of Wyoming Central Irrigation will thresh 20,000 bushels of oats this season, sold at 1.75 dollars per hundred, and Riverton canal output valued at about 25,000 dollars.
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Riverton Canal
Saya
Cheyenne Tribune
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Earl Shamburg recalls hard times in Kansas
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg reflects on past hardships in Kanes as he credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing his cough and night symptoms. The Kansan article notes the remedy as a reliable lung and throat healer, guaranteed by Tallmin & Co. drug store with a trial bottle offered.
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Kanes
Kansan
Cadell
Earl Shamburg
Ife
Dr. King
Tallmin & Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claimed to Cure Systemic Disease
There is widespread catarrh believed incurable by local remedies but science shows it is constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio is advertised to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. It promises to pay one hundred dollars for any failure to cure, urging readers to request circulars and testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Eccrese F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Telegraphers Union President Calls Strike Off
President Small of the telegraphers union advises ending the strike that has been ongoing for some time.
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Small
The
Telegraphers’ Union
Schling’s Best Tea Guarantee Offers Full Refund
A pamphlet proclaims the value of Schling’s Best Tea noting it costs little and stretches far with a bold guarantee that grocers will refund customers if they do not like the product.
Government moves to eradicate predators on western forests
Eleven expert trappers and hunters are assigned to eliminate wolves cougars mountain lions coyotes and wild cats in national forests across eight western states. The effort aims to protect stock and boost forest development as part of a national plan.
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Uncle Sam
Great West
Governors to be elected in 45 states this year
Only all of the 45 governors in the union are to be elected this year and two of these are in New England, where Massachusetts and Rhode Island will ballot for chief magistrates. Both retain annual elections, which have disappeared elsewhere. Kentucky Maryland and Mississippi choose four year terms and New Jersey three.
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Union
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Maryland
Mississippi
New Jersey
Help Wanted at Robinsons Domestic Laundry
Help wanted for ladies clothes washers at Robinsons Domestic Laundry. Positions require clean work, steady hours, and reliable attendance. Apply in person to the manager at the laundry location.
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Robinson
Inspectors Prepare Rigorous Idaho Sheep Quarantine Check
Federal inspectors from the U S Bureau of Animal Industry will extend state line scrutiny to Idaho sheep bound for Utah and Nevada. Dr Mason reports 150000 to 200000 head may pass under inspection as the quarantine remains active. Dr Bord cites Idaho flocks still unclean with two bands entirely scabby and thirteen exposed, with a 60 mile Caribou trail infection requiring dipping again.
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Holve Statesman
Idaho
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Utah
Nevada
Pocatello Tribune
Mason
Pocatello
Samaria
Oneida County
Gem State
C. F. Bord
Federal Inspection Bureau
Soda Springs
Bannock County
Rork
Caribou Mountain
Fox Grapes of Olden Times in Missouri Roots
A Baker City Herald report describes a grape vine in Mrs. Eus tace's yard bearing Fox grapes. The fruit and cluster match those of Missouri varieties, with vines winding around a tree and a taste noted as sour yet pleasantly refreshing reflecting Missouri’s Civil War era hardships and enduring grape presence.
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Baker City Herald
Joseph Eustace
The
Herald
Missouri
Ozark Hills
Jeff Davis
Oklahoma's Place on the Flag
Oklahoma, about to enter the union as the forty sixth state, has a larger population than many states listed and likely larger than several others. Its heritage centers on agriculture and it may never host a very large city comparable to Iowa or Kansas.
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Oklahoma
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Maine
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Wyoming
West Virginia
Arkansas
Louisiana
Nebraska
Maryland
South Carolina
Tita
Iowa
Kansas
Wisconsin Shaft Dedicated monument in Andersonville
Wisconsin unveiled a granite shaft memorial in Andersonville to soldiers from the state who perished in the Civil War prison. Governor Davidson and state representatives attended with many veterans as the $10,000 monument was officially dedicated.
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Andersonville
Wisconsin
Davidson
Forrest Cavalry Reunion Parade in Memphis
Confederate veterans from the Forrest cavalry brigade gathered in Memphis Tennessee for their annual reunion. The program opened with a parade followed by an open air barbecue and speeches.
London Bishop Tenayes for Home Farewell in New York
Many friends and acquaintances of the Bishop of London gathered at the dock in New York to bid him farewell as he departed for home aboard the steamship Celtic. The bishop had been a guest in the United States during the past weeks.
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London
Tenayes
New York
United States
Celtic
Bucklen's Arnica Balve Draws Scar From Burns
An old saying claims out of sight out of mind applies to sores wounds and piles treated with Bucklen's Arnica Balm. It cures burns wounds and skin troubles quickly and is guaranteed by Tallman & Co. druggists.
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Tallman & Co
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Pendleton’s Leading Clothiers
Ely
Warren Street
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Mgr
Raders
Pendleton
E. J. Murphy
E. Court Black
Big Mountain
Normal
Mabel Young Warner
J. W. Young
J. E. Edwards
Spokane
Ike Schling
Feder
FOX Grapes
East Oregonian
Calif
LETON
Holmes EN Ay
Portland
Org
EL Sidelo
Lily
Northern Pacific Railway
Ratea
W. Adams
A. D. Chariton, A. G. P. A
Byers
Harley
Pendleton Roller Mills W. &. Byers
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