Extensive Wheat Raiser Drives Profit Despite Small Crop
Ed Malstrom and wife visit Portland morning market to test seeds. Malstrom, a county wheat farmer six miles north, expects this year’s yield to match last year’s though acreage is smaller. He sold wheat at 70 to 74 cents per bushel and holds more at 72 and 70 cents, hoping the price rise sustains revenue similar to last year. His wheat quality was top notch, fetching strong prices across the board.
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Ed Malstrom
Portland
Malstrom
Res Alent
Basler Family Returns From Sound Visit
Mr and Mrs Joe Basler and family return from visits at Tacoma Seattle and Fox Island near Anoe The Baslers say the island is the finest place they have seen for a long time He keeps no koi and is thrilled with their time on the island
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Joe Basier
Tacoma
Seattle
Fox
Island agriculture yields surprising harvests and curiosities
In a morning field report, island farming shows remarkable produce with four and a half acres of tomatoes netting about $1,000 from a single patch. Plums grow well and apples measure five inches in diameter. A visitor named Basier returned bearing mementos and a white haired German Spitz with a long coat.
Crowded Shields Park Attracts 800 Visitors Last Night
Over 800 people visited Shields Park last night, filling seats and standing in aisles as crowds thronged the popular resort. Admission ranged from ten cents to one dollar, with the Irish Panorama and other acts drawing strong applause. Traveling correspondent RE Holcomb reports on-site interest and notes Breck & Metcalf drug store selling tickets. Shepherd's Bulletin editor is in town exploring livestock coverage.
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Pendleton
Shields’ Park
Woderscandt
Miss Trenchar
Lowell
Ely
Lowell Hes
Breck & Met Max Drug Store
RE. Holcomb Western
Shepherd's Bulletin
Holcomb
Chicago
Umatilla County
Noble-Adams wedding in quiet city ceremony
The marriage of Mr. gnat? and Miss Emma A Noble and Water Adams, officiated by Rev Jonathan Edwards of the Congregational church, was a quiet affair with only intimate friends present. The groom serves as agent of the W. R. at this place, and the couple will reside at the corner of Bint and Cottonwood.
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Noble
Emma
Water Adams
Wolimulzed
Jonathan Edwards
Congregational Church
Butcher Business Rental Notice by Perry Houser and A D Augustavo
Perry Houser announces rental of the retail depart to A D Augustavo a Walla Walla butcher. He will manage wholesale operations and calls all outstanding debts to be settled at the market. Augustavo declares the market will continue its usual conduct and patrons will receive the same courteous treatment as before.
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Adf Abgustaro
Walla Walla
Augustavo
Two Gases Forgery at Last Chance Saloon Fraud
A stranger used a forged check for 74.70 at a clothing store and another try at the Last Chance saloon. Clerks suspected the ruse, checks were declared forged, and suspects were arrested by the sheriff after botched attempts in multiple local venues.
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Lee Teutsch
Alden
Last Chance
Thomas Aldan
Dave Elleworth
Elty
Tate
New Soler House Under Construction At Hotel Pendletion
Workmen erect the new Soler House expansion at Hotel Pendletion with an extended basement for steam heating. Concrete walls, a large hollow, and extensive excavation are planned as the site battles water pooling while big pumps run. Completion slated for the fifteenth of the month.
Suit Begun for Divorce and Debt Recovery
John W Endicott sues Ida M Endicott for divorce alleging desertion. Carter and Raley represent him. A suit filed in county clerk office by Standard Grocery ve P.O Eli ot claims unpaid bills from May 23 1907 to Sept 1 1907 totaling 25 dollars five cents. J T Hinkle is counsel for the plaintiff.
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John W. Enidicott
Ida M. Endicott
Carter & Raley
Standard Grocery Ve. P.O Eliot
J. T. Hinkle
Reward Offered by Upper Burnt River Stock Association
The Baker City Democrat reports the Upper Burnt River Stock Association announces a $51 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone rustling or molesting cattle or horses bearing the association members brands. F Butts is president and William Fleetwood secretary.
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Baker City
Upper Burnt River Stock Association
F Butts
William Fleetwood
Association
Sugar Factory Plan Tied to Wardner Visit
Mr Causey of La Grande stayed briefly in Pendleton as he travels toward Wardner Idaho with the aim of establishing a sugar beet factory if he can secure enough acreage. He is connected with the project.
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M.r. Causey
la Grande
Pendleton
Mr. Causey
Wardner
Iiaho
Causey
In La Grande Factory and Wardner Proposition Plan
A new factory project in La Grande is paired with a warder wardner proposition to be run in part alongside the existing plat. Officials emphasize coordinated planning and shared utilities. Community leaders weigh economic benefits against environmental and zoning concerns.
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la Grande
Wardner
School Consolidation Move May Bring Election
Discussion on uniting the city school district with Pendleton district progresses in embryo. Directors will call a meeting when time allows and the issue will be opened for public expression. Many country residents favor the plan, expecting a smooth consolidation without major opposition. By next school year Pendleton schools may absorb the Attie red area and surrounding territory into the consolidated district.
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Thie
Pendleton
Vhrlow
Ity
Tulies
Echo Mississippi News Briefs and Local Appointments
Will Teath in Echo Miss Princilla runecan retettid to Behe morning after no victi in the elywn Miss Lavelle Moor house. Mize Duncan and iz Cloor hose will feed the Echo sobddi this winter. Miss Duoran elected to a position to the wehools of his city. Hitt declined the position due to low salary. Roscoe Bryeen will lemys the evening for Eusete. Mr. frowon has been in that city for some time and involved with Mr. Breen. Walter Pierce returns from San Francisco after testing the Columba Island case. Stiliman and Phin agie in the dtminet of the cave and hope to win their side.
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Princilla
Runecan
Roscoe Bryeen
Lemys
Eusete
Mr. Frowon
Breen
Columola Island
Walter Pierce
San Francisco
Qolambia Island
Mr. Stiliman
Mr. Phin
Visit of EON Helo and kin to Walla Walla
EON Helo travels to Walla Walla with his nephew LF Bentler of Motsatn Calier for a morning visit with relatives and friends. The Califor nia man Thiele joins the trip while Mr Bent ivy shows him the country.
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LF § Bentler
Miss Craddock Recovering From Surgery
Miss Craddock, a noted personality, is hospitalised in Portland after a surgical operation. Friends in the city are pleased to learn she is convalescing and expected to be at home soon in good health.
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Craddock
Chaddock
Portland
Marriage License Granted to Thompeaon and Zachary Bride
A marriage license was issued this morning to George Thompeaon and Miss Lelia Zachary. He resides in Douglas County while she lives in the county seat, reflecting a simple local ceremony plan.
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George Thompeaon
Mise Lelia Zachary
Douglas County
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a swift cure for headache indigestion dyspepsia constipation biliousness heartburn and nausea. It claims only basic ingredients strengthen the stomach and cure these ailments and urges use at the next stomach upset. The genuine bottle bears a private stamp on the neck.
Former Pendleton Resident Visits City
Dr. E. E. Dutton, once a partner of Dr. Whittaker and brother of C. R. Dutton of Lehman Springs, is visiting Pendleton from Caldwell Idaho for a few days. He remarks on the city’s improvements since his departure and plans to return home tomorrow.
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Pendleton
E. E. Dutton
Dr. Whittaker
C. R. Dutton
Lehman Springs
Caldwell
Idaho
Married couple returns home after visit with grandson
Mr and Mrs Hagey of Dunlo returned to their home this morning with their grandchildren Joe and Shirley Cheney accompanying them. They had been visiting at the home of their son BR Cheney near the city.
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Mr. Levy Hagey
Dunlo
Joe
Shirley Cheney
Mrs. Hagey
BR Cheney
Merchants' Cafe Advertises Imported Delicacies
An old notice promotes The Merchants' Cafe with constant stock of imported crab oysters and cheeses. It lists various suppliers and notes service from 11 to 2, with names such as Charles Latin and Vincent mentioned in association with the shop.
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Berwyrst
Kings of Cheese
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