Oregon Woolgrowers Convene Over Forest Range Policy
Delegates at the Oregon Woolgrowers Association meeting in Pendleton discuss forest reserve grazing rights and proposed subdivision of reserves for administration. They urge quicker railroad livestock service, relief funds for fire victims, and support for shoddy wool inspection legislation. Notables include J E Smith, H A Cupper, W R Ellis, and numerous regional sheep owners.
Wheat Market Flat as Receipts Remain Strong
NEW YORK MARKET. Reported by JL. Ray & Co Pendleton Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange Brokers New York Sept. 17 The wheat market was lifeless today and the closing prices were the same as yesterday while receipts nearly match last year The visible supply is not increasing to correspond and prices should soon feel the influence Closed yesterday 74 Opened today 74 Range today 70 to 74 Closed today 74 St Paul 190 Union Pacific 110% L N bdo Steel 41 Wheat In Chicago Chicago Sept 17 Wheat 72% ray Wheat in San Francisco San Francisco Sept 17 Wheat 1 58 1.18 Industry Decreasing Owing to Lack of Profits Secretary Callister of the Utah Woolgrowers Association quoted as saying that the sheep industry of Utah is rapidly decreasing in that state as there does not seem to be any money in it The range0r are becoming scarcer and the government is withdrawing large pasturage Mr Callister referred to tracts from entry thus restricting the continuously large shipments of sheep being made out of the state to eastern stock yards for muttons and to the feeding grounds of the middle western states The latter have the promise of a great crop this fall and the result is a great revival of the feeding business Mr Callister fears that the sheep industry will shortly be reduced to minimum proportions in Utah Capital News.
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Butchers' Record Urges Law To Keep Cattle Data
Baker County man urges that law compel keeping cattle records of purchases and brands. He cites Frank Shinn case showing trouble identifying cattle without proper records. A complete ledgers system would ease tracing dates of purchase slaughter and payment, aiding law enforcement.
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Copeland Sues Hicks Over Horse Shoeing Lien
Copeland and Son, blacksmiths, filed a lien in the circuit court this morning against J. T. Hicks to recover eight dollars and fifty cents claimed as due for shoeing horses. The lien covers three head of horses shod by the plaintiffs.
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Untitled Idea for Safer Auto Races Sparks Debate
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quotation frames a controversial safety proposal for auto racing. The speaker suggests running cars through a brick tunnel with many manholes for spectators to view from. The concept draws mockery and concerns about spectator safety and track integrity.
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Uncle Tom's Cabin Comes to Pendleton for One Night
The famous play Uncle Tom's Cabin comes to Pendleton for a single performance on Friday September 1. The Warren Day company promotes the production as the largest and finest on the road, with five acts and 28 scenes, culminating in a dramatic transformation. A large tent will host the event attracting all classes with its moral message and period appeal.
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Van Orsdall and Miss Snyder Wed at Home
Van Oredall Snyder were married at the home of Mr and Mrs J T Van Oredall 515 Ann Street Tuesday evening Rev John Uren officiating The couple will reside on lower Alte Street Both are well known in the community in the ice and cold storage business.
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Present Surprise Mocked By Sister In Pittsburg Bulletin
A Pittsburg Bulletin item notes a humorous exchange where Johnny gifts a present to his sister described as cheap. The sister reacts with surprise and a witty remark about her expectations. The brief item captures local humor and family banter in a social column style.
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