Wild Geese Invasion Slaughter Reports Echo Arlington
Arlington residents report large numbers of wild geese invading grain fields and being slaughtered by sportsmen. The Arlington Record notes uncertainty in counts and fable like claims of vast numbers. Prices for Nebraska potatoes are cited, with freight-adjusted cost estimates suggesting about a dollar per hundredweight.
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Money for Sheep Brings Prosperity to Eagle Valley
The Eagle Valley News reports cash payments to Sheepmen totaling fifty five dollars, with hints of up to sixty thousand dollars over two weeks. The piece links cattle, horse sales, hay, and fruit to local wealth and foresees railroads boosting crop shipments and income, noting future gains from enhanced transportation and fruit-tree planting.
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Prediction of Grand Ronde potatoes at $1.25 in December
An eastern commission man visiting La Grande told the Star he expected Grand Ronde potatoes to be worth $1.25 per hundred by December. He based the forecast on current market conditions, noting a very short crop in the central West. Mr. J,
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Elk hunt ends without big game near Clackamas
Superintendent C C Covey and W H Bishop of Warm Springs agency visited town last Friday after returning from an elk expedition to the headwaters of the Clackamas. The hunt failed to sight any elk as open season had just begun September 15 and ends this month, with a limit of one elk per hunter. Covey, with two Indian guides, spent days searching but did not locate the herd.
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Aggravating Prineville Stage Return Trip From Shaniko
Passengers on the Shaniko to Prineville stage report a troublesome ride when a new driver, unfamiliar with the roads, mistakenly followed a route toward Hakeoven. Despite protests from riders, the driver stayed on the wrong road for about 10 miles before correcting course. The stage finally reached Helsler station at 5 a.m. with weary passengers.
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Darlington Reports Progress On Big Lost River Project
EB Th Darlington assistant engineer on the Big Lost River irrigation project returned home after months in the field. He said the company has built between 15 and 20 miles of main canal and 100 miles of lateral canals. Work began on the diversion dam, a concrete structure 16 feet high and 60 to 100 feet long. The firm has been selling land and water contracts and will spend to get water ready for next year’s crop.
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Curious relics found in Lake County pine and horn
Forest rangers J Billings and Jason Elder unearthed two curios in northern Lake County. A pine 213 years old held a hand-wrought wooden stirrup worn by a rider, and a mountain sheep horn embedded in a base of a yellow pine measures 30 inches long, six inches protruding, dated about 182 years since embedding. A block including the horn was sent to Forest Supervisor Day M Ingram at Lakeview for preservation.
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Ministers to pay higher rail fare to Missouri River points
Clergymen and others in religious work traveling from Portland to Missouri River points will pay 36 instead of 25, effective after January 1, following Kansas and Nebraska legislation. The change, announced by the Oregon Railway & Navigation agent, stems from a Passenger Agents association meeting in Chicago. It covers preachers, priests, Sisters of charity, nuns, disabled veterans, traveling YMCA secretaries, religious order members, Salvation Army officers, and others. The move is described as retaliation for regional railway rate laws. Bond Bros. advertise Benjamin suits as best in class.
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Doan's Ointment Promises Relief for Piles and Itching
A Pendleton reader reports strong relief from hemorrhoid itching after using Doan's Ointment bought at Pendleton Drug Co. One application brought relief and nearly a full box cured the condition. Catalog references Foster-Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. price is 50 cents.
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Birmingham May Be Day Prohibition Referendum
Alabamans vote today in Jefferson county on local option law prohibition for the state. Birmingham stands at the center as the metropolis faces a pivotal election that could push the state toward nationwide prohibition. One man is dead and four injured after a collapse at Apa worth Dunn wharf in Seattle as twenty workers faced a miraculous escape.
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Run Over by Ox Team in a Humorous Notion Piece
A tongue in cheek remark notes ox teams are rare today and warns many are too languid to dodge one. It promotes Sexine Pills as a nerve and body builder with a guarantee, selling at 1 a box or six boxes for 5 through Pendleton Drug Co, which claims to sell genuine remedies.
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