New Stockyards at Stockdale Promise Better Livestock Prices
Opening of the new Stockdale yards offers deeper holding capacity, enabling better quality showcases and stronger prices for hogs, cattle, sheep, and lambs. Swift & Co. plant near completion. Schwarzachild Sulzberger purchase land for a modern facility. possible new packers eye Portland. Hog prices up to 4.50 with strong demand. cattle steady. sheep and lambs advance in old yards amid limited arrivals.
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One Word Costs Thousands in Yakima Franchise Fight
In North Yakima Washington a dispute over a single word in an ordinance could swing the city’s water system sale price between 9200 000 and 8300 000. The dispute centers on the word affecting or effect in a franchise clause. Councilman L D Meigs backs efforts to revoke the franchise and force a municipal buyout.
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Child betrays its father s murderer in Nanaimo case
Victoria police arrest Herbert Holmes 19 as alleged accomplice with Mrs. Gus Carleen of Nanaimo in the murder of her husband. The wife claimed burglars strangled him after binding and gagging her, and a cross-examination by Carleen s 7 year old daughter revealed a declaration of knowledge about the killer and future guardian. Evidence of a possible rival suspect and threats to Holmes surfaced as the case unfolded.
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Colleges Creating Atheists Sparks Faith Debate
Rev. Frank L. Goodspeed of Oakland denounces universities shaping students away from Christian faith. He argues colleges undermine home religious upbringing by fostering secular or non Christian beliefs in many instances.
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Defrauding Government by Phantom Battery Seen by Senator
In St Petersburg the secrecy of a Russian war officer’s sandal leaked as Senator Pashlen visiting Turkestan learned of a general in command of provinces billing pay for officers and men of a six gun field battery that exists only on paper. The scam reused the same battery to fool inspecting officers, shifting it between garrisons. The frauds aimed to hide payments for troops who do not exist.
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Will Experiment in Dry Parming at Washington State College
Washington State College experts George Severance and 0. Thom plan a field study in Ritaville region to secure land for moisture crop experiments. This first step launches a new division of the experiment station to test moisture effects on crops under varied self-constructed systems, addressing the dry farming problem.
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George Severance
Thom
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Boy Death in Caliente After Shooting Accident
James Ryan an 11 year old boy of Caliente near Elko Nevada died after a hunting accident. He was handling a 22 caliber rifle while birds were being hunted. The gun discharged striking his arm and entering the jaw. Despite extraction and care the boy died the next day after hours of suffering.
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Delivery marks start for Medford mall service
Medford begins a free mall delivery service with Rolland G Beecher and H H Harvey as carriers. Beecher hails from Des Moines Iowa where he served five years as a carrier before transferring to Medford. Harvey is a local carrier. In Spokane Washington E J Slater owed his life to his dog Boomer during a robbery attempt. Slater was injured, but Boomer drove off the attackers. Slater had earlier saved the dog’s life and they remain inseparable. Pear shipments from Medford rise with Bartlett pears selling well. Rouge River Valley pears bring good prices, yielding roughly $2 per box to growers as last shipouts proceed.
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Forger in Astoria Accused of Worthless Check
Astoria police seek A. E. Harrie who posed as a directory agent, stayed at a lodging house, paid a $14.50 bill with a local bank check, received $12 in change, then vanished. The check bounced next day, Harrie lacking an account. investigators suspect he fled the state.
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Hood River Citizens Back Portland Road Plan
Hood River residents at the latest Commercial Club meeting voiced belief that a wagon and auto road to Portland will be built. Attending were J Adrian Epping and C K Marshall among others as proponents.
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Committees form to raise funds for Columbia river raid completion
Charlie Boil heads a committee to enlist interest and capital for finishing the raid along the Columbia river between two cities. The railroad must replace wagon road sections removed during its construction. About $60,000 is needed to rebuild to Multnomah County Inc, with Hood River merchants pledging $100 each. Eugene officers hunt a fire fiend blamed for two farm houses and a barn fire, plus three horses killed and a barn hay loss, all in a southwest neighborhood.
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Columbia River
Multnomah County Inc
Hood River
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Dr. Brown
For Sale Items and Subscriptions From Early Oregon Ad Page
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