Western Land & Irrigation Company aims water on January first
The Western Land and Irrigation Company, owner of the old Hinkle project near Echo and Pendleton, announces major completion on the ditch reconstruction. Capacity rises by about 15,000 miners inches, with most work on new concrete bonds and bendgates. The project still has about a mile of ditch to finish and will control 050 feet of water.
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Western Land & Teriation Company
Hinkle
Echo
Jremiston
W. Meaner
Baker Co
Iain Pendleton
Connectem
Clifton Cleaver
Mir Mesner
Mosier
Coffee at 10c per pound from roaster offer
A grocery alert promises coffee at 10 cents a pound with 3000 miles of railroad freight from the roaster. If you dislike Schilling's Best, your grocer refunds your money, and the note mentions a bic payment.
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Schilling
Ditch Capacity Sparks Three Acre Water Supply Plan
The company, now focused on construction, expects no trouble delivering three acre feet of water per acre during the season. Mr Mesner believes this supply meets high production needs on lands under the ditch.
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Aol
Mesner
Oregon Railroad and Navigation case set for October hearing
A hearing in the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company v United States Court case will occur October 29 to challenge a Portland Chamber of Commerce freight schedule order issued by the State Railroad Commission. The case disputes a rate agreement with Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line, arguing the commission exempt from court review and seeking to affect shippers’ costs.
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Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
United Gion Court
State Railroad Commission
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Oregon Ailroad & Navigation Company
United States Court
Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Pacific Coast
Portland
Ft Wold
Bryan creates sensation in Indiana town
Monon October 20 Bryan created a sensation at Renasauer by speaking on the bank default guarantee proposition Two of the town's most prominent citizens were convicted of bank wrecking and sent to the penitentiary. He was greatly cheered.
Clansman staged amid stage limits at New Oregon
Perdleton patrons saw the melodrama Clansman in a difficult staging with uneven supporting players yet strong acting. The production, drawn from Thomas Dixon novels, portrays Reconstruction era racial tensions with stirring scenes and notable performances by Silas Lytch Frankinn Ruehle and Miss Morsenehus, amid period decor and a cautious, non sensational approach.
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Perdleton
Oregon
Difficur
Clanemuin
Thomas Dixon
South
Ku Kink Klan
Silas Lytch
Charlee Wilson
Frankinn Ruehle
Tittle
Alee Morserehus
Barry Maxwell
Nelee
Maude Durand
Kee
Routh Hart
Misa Bugente Hayden
Joseph Sweejey
Gus
Triad
Cage
Philippine Islands Deep Ocean Notes From Seale
Prof Alvin Seale, former city man and Philippine Islands life father, reports from Padimboo Island near Palawan between Palawan and Borneo. He notes isolation, local life, and the isalado between Palawan and Borneo, mentioning nine days on site as the only white man present.
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Fultmetint
Alvin Seale
Fieh
Philippine Islands
Lila Welt
Padimboo Island
Ba Rween
Palawan Island
Borneo
Despondent Git Rescues Iler Nesuras In Turbulent River Scene
At Trevvlin on the Upper Spree a young woman near eighteen leapt into the river. Bauer, a bystander, jumped after her and rescued her but drowned. The girl then dived in to save him, bringing him ashore, and she departed without giving her name.
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Trevvlin
At & P.m
Bauer
Ben
SOWING ALPALPA AMONG APPLE TIEES
A New York Tribune farmer adviser warns against sowing permanent crops like alfalfa in an apple orchard. Roots and moisture competition may harm young trees, though between-rows can hold cultivated crops for the first three years before trees bear heavily.
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New York Tribune
Furmar
Southern Oregon Apples in New York Market
Rogue River valley fruit records noted by Medford Mail. A Hopaon & Son Touvelle orchards south of Medford received prices on New York Market, paying $0.90 per half-bushel for Comice varieties. G. E. Marshall De Hart orchard set new De Anjou figures with fruit shipping to New York at $4.10 per box.
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Rogue River Valley
Medford
de Anjou Peat
New York
Missing Teen Maria Christing Lackman Sparks Elopement Suspicions
Hartey County Times-Herald reports 14 year old Christing Lackman vanished from her home Wednesday night after leaving with an unidentified man to help a well bore. Her mother and others searched, finding her clothing at home. authorities consider elopement or abduction possible. Read the East Oregonian.
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Mixes Christing Lackman
Mili
Mye
Hartey County Times
Heralid
Pupl
Neoe
Aleter
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Mamita
Philippine
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The
East Oregonian
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