Fine cattle exhibits at Oregon State Fair Salem
At Salem on September 20 1902 the Oregon State Fair showcased numerous fine cattle entries. Exhibitors included Honeyman Brothers Scappoose with Ayrshires, P A Frakes Scappoose with Holsteins, Louis Bauman Spokane with Polled Angus, F A French Portland with Brown Swiss and Jerseys, and many more. Complaints arise about sheep from Umatilla being imported in large numbers.
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Salem
Honeyman
Scappoose
Ore
P. A. Frakes
Hazelwood Co
Spokane
Wash
Louis Bauman
F. A. French
Portland
Harry West
Charlee Cleveland
Gresh
Cotnwold
Shroyshire
Southtown
Minor
Heppner
B. Wade
Hot Lake
Ory
Myra McKinney
Turner
Baldwin Sheen & Land Co
Har Creek
Hane Eheep W. J. Pooler
Willard
Shropshire
J.T. Hunt
Whiteaker
Atkinson City
Newberg
Poland
H. BH. Denny
McCoy
George Lazellc
Oregon City
L. K. Cogswell
Chehalle
B. A. Hinkle
Roseburg
Union County Sheep Ranges Draw Protest in Union Republican
The Union Republican condemns bands that devastate hills and take county pasture. It urges actions to stop this practice and asserts outsiders should pay taxes in Union county if their sheep graze local gress.
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Union County
Union Republican
Wool in Wyoming shows record wool crop this season
Wyoming state board of sheep commissioners reports 6,724,476 sheep on July 1 a rise over last year. The season’s wool production totals 82,000,190 pounds up 3,000,000 pounds from 1901 while average fleece weight and 6 percent shrinkage slightly adjust. Wyoming leads the nation in wool output.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Sepe
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Wyoming
Holy People of Louisville Move Against Sparring Events
Louisville citizens who halted the Corbett McGovern bout plan to stop all exhibitions. McGovern is booked for sparring and bag punching next week at the Huckingham theater, and patrons fear the sport could influence state politics by pitting supporters of Governor Berkham and Judge Freid against them.
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Louisville
Corbett
McGovern
Lowsville
Berkham
Freid
Pershing Leads American Column in Mindanao Fight
Captain John J. Pershing of the Fifteenth Infantry commands a battalion of infantry two cavalry troops and two guns from Camp Vickers Mandanao to engage the sultan of Tutig near Lake Juunao Mindanao. A report says cannonading was heard Thursday suggesting Pershing’s engagement near Hutie.
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Pershing
Butig
Lake Country
Manila
John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Infantry
Lake Juunao
Mindanao
Camp Vickers
Island
Mandanao
Tutig
Mitalong Falla
Hutie
Piles Plague Relief Offers Ointment Cure Debut
Local ad promotes Doins Ointment as a permanent cure for itching piles and eczema with free samples at Brock and McComas druggists on Monday September 22. In Clark County relief funds near two thousand five hundred dollars aid fire sufferers with public response strong.
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Brock & McComas
Clark County
Pendleton Public Schools Open With Eager Plans
The Pendleton public schools and Academy opened with steady enrollment and strong early work. President Forbes reports smooth start at the Academy with new teachers taking hold including Milas Patterson in drawing and kindergarten, Professor Kloepfer teaching German, and a Greek class under Forbes. The Pendleton high school considers expanding into literary work and a school paper while football plans begin later. Roy Conttin leads athletic efforts. Local residents and officials move in and out of town as the community discusses the fledgling school year and early activities.
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Pendleton Public School
Academy
Forbes
Porbes
Milas Patterson
Kloepfner
Kloepfer
Germany
Wilson
Penneton
Milloonk
Pendleton
Siecea
Louie W. Keeler
Mise Edwards
Sost City High
Roy Conttin
Local Residents Return and In Town Guests
Louis Gerberting is in town from his home southwest. S. R Thompson was in La Grande yesterday transacting business. H. 1). Nelson, the brickyard man of Weston, is at Hotel Pendleton. Walley M. Pierce has returned from Hot Lake. J .Preese, Spokesman-Review circulation manager, is at Hotel Pendleton. J. W. Mullinix, Walla Walla hospital secretary and bookkeeper, is in town. Professor Robinson of Pendleton Business College has gone to Walla Walla. James Sharpe, Umatilla chief car inspector, visits guest James Means. Will Moore of Pacific Coast Elevator Company was in Echo yesterday. Mrs. M. A. Sheridan and daughter and Miss Edna Thompson have returned from Portland. Dr J. K. Sponogie and James M Scott of Athena are registered at the Golden Rule hotel. J. B. Kennedy Sr. and wife have returned from Portland and the valley. Annie Kennedy of Lee Teutsch’s store has returned from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. William Heas of Mia.
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Soula
Mont
Hesse
Pendleton
Myrtle Fill
Walla Walla
Barney Stover
St. George
Gold Hill
Frank Childers
la Grande
Smd
Lee Smith
Union County
Oregon Daily Journal
C. B. Wade
Hank of
H. Susman
Boston
Mr. Howard
Oakesdale
Waeh
Ali
James Howard
Real Etate
Rev. Howard
Helix
Louis Gerberting
S. R Thompson
Nelson
Weston
Walley M. Pierce
Hot Lake
J. W. Mullinix
Walla Walla Hospital
Professor Robinson
Pendleton Business College
James Sharpe
Umatilla
James Means
Will Moore
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Eeho
M. A. Sheridan
Edna Thompson
Portland
J. K. Sponogie
James M Scott
Athena
Golden Rule Hotel
J. B. Kennedy, Sr
Valley
Annie Kennedy
Lee Teutsch
William Heas
Mia
Charity Receives Million Dollar Gift For Good Works
A million dollar bequest was left to a charitable institution in the East, promising much good through careful spending. The ad urges support for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, praising its reputed cure for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. It warns buyers to ensure the product bears the private stamp and not to accept substitutes.
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Hostetter
George L. Horsman Declares Personal Fight Responsibility
A fragment notes that George L. Horsman disclaims responsibility for any fights contracted by anyone other than himself. The statement emphasizes personal accountability and limits liability. No other details are provided about events, dates, or parties involved.
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George L. Horsman
New Buildings Planned in Pendleton Amid Slow Construction
Architect Theodore Howard reports few new structures rising in Pendleton while several projects are planned. He cites plans for a large Main street hotel, Joe E's Garden street home, and a $16,000 Water street residence for Mrs. Lina Sturgis, plus ongoing cottage and home building as autumn approaches. Slowness in binding crowds and machinery notes limited harvests by Lane County pickers delaying hop crops.
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Main
Court Street
Onap
Main Street
Joe E
Garden Street
Lina Sturgis
Water Street
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Ilson & Co
Feivast
Gregan
Oregon
Umatilis
Tallman & GO
WOOL
Earnheart
Belool
West Court Street
West Alta Street
Bridge
W. F. Earnheart
Association
Public Schools
James B. Perry
Silby Valley
Harney
Malheur
Perry
Ao L
Thoroughman
Forest Park Mfe
Galloway Chapel
M. Church
Co. J .Preese
Spokesman-Review
Hotel Pendleton
Anal
Welt
Theodore Howard
Slaretty
Lane County
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Owl
John
Cattl
Tecan
E. T. Wit Office
E. 0
ST. Joe Sto
Mann
Lyons Mercantile
S. L. Wakefield & Co
M. A. Rader
Maio Webb Steel
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