Pendleton Business Ads Include Dentists and Pawnbrokers
Dr Lloyd D Idleman dentist announces Sundays and holidays hours at Schmidt Building Pendleton Oregon with phone. Lewis Hunter pawnbroker buys second hand goods at Old Joe Hasler stand. Graham the furniture man offers cash or store credit for old furniture in Postoffice block. Daily East Oregonian subscription rate stated.
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Scarcity of game birds baffles Inland Empire hunters
A Lewiston correspondent reports scarce grouse and prairie chickens as hunters flood fields and drive birds into cover. Standing grain and early harvest reduce the flock, with few fowl seen on streams. Despite Sunday opening laws, hunting results disappoint. Idaho fruit shipments east surge with 120 loaded cars in ten days, led by Tolaho prunes and apples. Italian prunes fetch $1.60 to $1.75. The Dalles Chronicle notes tomato growth near A. Marsh, shipping 38,000 boxes to Portland, Spokane, and Beat.
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Grain Price contrasts: current and last year
Grain prices show modest gains with wheat at 1.16 per awt versus 1.05 a year ago. Oats in Bolte valley started at 0.80 and now fetch about 1.00 in the bin as farmers adjust to market conditions.
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War on Sunday theaters in city backed by ministry
Dr Wilbur F Crafts of the International Reform Bureau arrives with local ministers to pressure closing all amusements on Sundays. He plans to interview Mayor Harry Lane this afternoon and argues doors can be shut as effectively as saloons since the recent enforcement. Meanwhile a Baker County report notes 67 bushels per acre at Jonathan Parker farm, eight miles north of the city, a yield touted as reproducible by local farmers.
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Machinery Needed to Complete Construction on North Bank
More equipment arrives as contractors Coughran and Woldson await boat transport for a new steam shovel to boost work on the north bank. The large shovel can move a yard of earth per scoop as efforts continue to install another unit amid ongoing projects. The Dalles Chronicle reports the Oakland Gas and Electric plant fire caused an estimated loss of 150000 dollars after a broken line ignited the blaze.
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Alaskan hunting season opens with strict limits
The Seward Gateway notes the open season for wild game begins tomorrow in Alaska. Species listed include moose caribou walrus sea lion deer sheep mountain goats grouse ptarmigan plover curlew ducks geese brant and swan. Hunting rules restrict hounds shotguns cap size and daily and yearly bag limits.
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Seward Gateway
Kenal Penninsula
Sensational false report about Brittain missing son
False tale claims Robert L. Brittain, with two clairvoyants, searched Blue mountains for his 4 year old Cecil. Police were notified per Walla Walla Statesman. Report traced to Toll Gate men who said Brittain’s party was unknown. It emerged Brittain planned to leave his team at Toll Gate while he hunted with clairvoyants.
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Blalock's Varied Farm Adds West Fruit Industry Near Walla Walla
The Walla Walla Statesman notes Blalock's Varied Farm near Walla Walla introduces a new drying facility. The plant will dry about 10 data of apples and as many cars of prunes this season, with an expanded vinegar factory capacity of 200000 gal.
Prune and Apple Vinegar Factory Expands Operations
A fruit processing plant is operating at full capacity using half a cat of apples daily and similar prune vinegar quantities. A new concrete storage building, about 60 by 16 feet, two stories, is nearly finished at an estimated cost of 5000 dollars. Blalock Fruit Company shipped seventy five cars of prunes to eastern markets, mainly Chicago and New York, with some to London, along with carloads of pears. Over a carload of gherkin pickles will be marketed locally next month. The firm has 20 acres in cabbage and expects 4500 barrels of sauerkraut next month.
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Hindus Learn the Ropes in Chicago Saloon Fight
Five Hindus appeared in Police Judge Gordon's court on a fighting charge in a Chicago saloon. Witness Ernest Jansen, a Swede, described the fray caused by the Scandinavians whom the Hindus tried to finish. Each Hindu was fined $25 after a lengthy plea of not guilty, then led out to a chorus of departing cheers and gesturing.
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Hay Prices Soaring in Powder River Valley
The Baker City Democrat reports hay prices in Powder River Valley have climbed, with old residents predicting a new record. Outside demand from coastal railroad construction areas drives the surge, and farmers have already contracted most baled hay at about $10 per ton on ranches, affecting owners with fuel and fruit costs.
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Why don't you try to be happy
Ad copy touts Sextne Pills as best remedy for weakness in men and women. Claims universal effectiveness and full guarantee. Prices listed as $10 per box and $5 for mix boxes. Mentions The Pen- Gleton Deng company as address and seller of principal remedies.
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