New Normal School Opens With Bright Fall Outlook
Weston, Sept. 11. The normal school opened for fall term as faculty move furniture to the new building. Enrollment is expected to reach 200 by October 15. Roome demand rises. Weeton residents prepare to house newcomers. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Preston. Prof. Kittridge returns from trip. Nearby farmers store wheat in warehouses.
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Weston
Martindale
Roome
Weeton
L. C. Preston
Prof. Kittridge
Local visits and travel noted in Milton area
Reptoly and a number of people are selling. Mrs J P Kilgore went to Milton to visit her parents. Miss Jessie McBroom visiting relatives in Weston also goes to Milton. W Hoag, pastor of the Methodist church, leaves for the annual conference opening in Milton tomorrow.
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J. P. Kilgore
Milton
Jessie McBroom
Weston
W. Hoag
Methodist Church
Oregon State Fair Opens at Salem Septembers 15 to 20
Oregon State Fair opens Monday at the State Fair grounds in Salem and runs through September 20. Secretary Wisdom says it will be the greatest fair in the state with favorable conditions for farm garden orchard and livestock exhibits. A lush vegetation growth statewide supports a representative display of the state's resources.
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Oregon
Salem
Wisdom
East Columbia Conference opens in Columbia College chapel
The thirteenth session of the East Columbia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South begins in Columbia College chapel. Bishop W W Duncan of Spartanburg D C presides with Dr J D Hammond of Nashville and Dr W R Lambirth as accompanying officials. Rev C R Howard of Dayton Wash preaches the opening sermon tonight.
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South Methodist Conference
Duncan
South Carolina
Milton
East Columbia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Columbia College
W. W. Duncan
Spartenburg
D. C
J. D. Hammond
Nashville
Tenn
Central Board of Education
W. R. Lambirth
Board of Missions
C. RR. Howard
Dayton
Wash
State Livestock Show Promises Unprecedented Exhibition
The livestock show will outstrip anything of the kind this side of the Rocky mountains with judges from eastern states tying ribbons. The state fair showcases work of artists and scientists from farms yards and schools, gathering the best of everything to educate and elevate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Good Agricultural Fair Opens For Education And Morality
An invitation to attend this year focuses on learning about Missouri resources and the state’s agriculture. The event highlights livestock led outs, pavilion and poultry show access, a creamery display, and a top racing card, with a return train schedule arranged.
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Union
Orexon
Plot to Rob Rancher Foiled by Policeman Fee
A plan by T. J. Scott Oscar Shockley and two women to rob Helix farmer of 200 dollars was stopped by Policeman Fee yesterday afternoon. The group drafted a forged telegram to lure Shockley from work at Queen Chop House. They were arrested then released and told to leave town.
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Fee
T. J. Scott
Oscar Shockley
Scott
Thompston Street
Shockley
Queen Chop House
Court Street
Slater
Walla Walla
Interest in wool meeting at Pendleton September 16
Large attendance expected as Oregon Woolgrowers Association gathers in Pendleton with sessions set in the courthouse. Key figures include Congressman Williamson, Commissioner Herman, John McMillan of Boise, and Frank R. Gooding of Shoshone. Debate centers on forest reserve grazing rights and the impact on small ranchers versus large stockmen.
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Oregon Woolgrowerss' Association
Pendleton
Williamson
Herman
J. H. Gwinn
Umatilla
Idaho
Douglass Helte
Pilot Hock
J. Mills
Harvey
Grant
Mathewr
Decauee
Ownine
Baker City
Excursion to Washington on GA.HL en vangment sale
Notice from the O. HR & N. Co announces round trip tickets to Washington D C for the GA HL event. Sales fix dates September 29 and 20 with a 30 day limit. Choice of routes via colony and comlog. Debtors urged to settle accounts with H. M. SIOAN.
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Washington
D.C
Colny
Comlog
Rich vein found by Colonel Parker near Rapid River
Colonel Parker of Walla Walla reports striking a promising quartz ledge five miles from a major stamp mill in Welser Idaho. He and two companions located four claims along Rapid River, describing rich ore assays and ideal terrain for a mining camp with potential for 100 stamp mills. They enjoyed hunting and fishing, including a four foot trout, while prospecting in an unexplored Seven Devils region.
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Parker
Walla Walla
Rapid River
Frank J. Parker
Seven Devils Country
Idaho
Welser
Seven Devila
Raphi River
Ife
Tella
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Alexander
WN Kinonas
Aléxander Dept
Reliable Clothiers
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Home County News
Milton News
Ris
Owledge
Prince Henry Cat
Papa
BIG
Boston
H. M. Sioan
Cuticura Curiotita Buap
Covina
CoTieria
Tate
Dana
Thaning
B.fp
Beck
Cottonwood
Aturdivant Bror
Fondlown
Aiept
Iendara
Polnla
Mlot Moet Sud
Syo
Nye and
Penare
Vo Bilder
Kridge
Albeo End Retary
Een
Chien
Retary
Golden Rute
Peadictos
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