Rural delivery routes touted as highly successful
Omaha Neb residents discuss rural mail delivery saying the service has moved from experimental to essentially successful. Frank Newell notes broad benefits including increased reading material, higher value per acre, more farm newspapers, and better market information guiding farmers' selling decisions. The program is described as a great success benefiting farmers and communities.
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Omaha
Frank Newell
Neb
Maha
Mr. Newel
Peope
Merchants' Cafe Highlights Imports and Lunch Service
The Merchants' Cafe keeps on hand imports including Lieberr ist Frankforters ham and crawfish and oysters with various cheeses. Open daily from 11 30 a m to 2 p m. Berlin boasts the most perfect sanitation in a great city while Paris is described as least so.
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Lieberr
Berlin
Paris
Wheat price drop shades farmers as buyers cite order needs
Wheat has fallen again and farmers hold grain, while mills and exporters adjust bids. Exporters offer 2 cents, mills pay 64 cents for common grain and 67 for bluestem, lower than earlier highs. Rye is scarce in the county, seed rye priced high by freight and supply constraints. Barley is plentiful but largely shipped out, leaving little for local needs.
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Byers
California
Sewlers
Ald
County acreage to feed market capacity analyzed
A brief note states acreage in the county could supply the market if the land is used as a feed market. It emphasizes quantity available for cultivation and potential distribution within local supply chains.
Mackenzie Buys Pack Mules For Thunder Mountain Supply Run
Mackenzie bought 70 pack animals to haul supplies from Boise to Thunder Mountain as winter approaches. A shortage of freighters hampers efforts to deliver goods, and he plans to deploy the mules to move about 1200 pounds of supplies in Boise over the past 30 days.
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Boise
Thunder Mount
Thunder Mountain
Mackenzie
Mr. Mackenzie
Pendleton
Umatilla
Coming Term of Court Docket Review Meeting
Monday morning at 10 Judge Ellis will meet the bar in conference to set the coming term docket. The date for trial will be scheduled to suit the parties. The docket is short and lacks major cases, covering petty larceny horse stealing and forgery. The term features ordinary cases and a quiet court atmosphere.
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Ellis
Bar
Plans Set For Columbia Valley Irrigation Meeting In November
President G A Haruman of the Columbia Valley Irrigation Association prepares for the association meeting slated in the first week of November. Details of the program are not yet known. County court sessions under Judge Hartman will pause as he consults with those interested to arrange the meeting's program and other session items.
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G. A. Haruman
Columbia Valley Irrigation Association
Hartman
Bowman Hotel Construction Sealed Bids Sought
Sealed proposals are invited at the Judd building room 12 for the Bowman hotel on Mary street Pendleton Oregon. Bids due Thursday October 5th at ? p.m. per plans by E Troutman architect. Separate bids for work tranches. Plans available at the undersigned. Owner may reject any bid.
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Munider
Roon
Judd
At & P.m
Ereeton
Bowman
Mary Street
Pendleton
E, Troutman
Students Headed to State University in Eugene
Robert Cronin Iter Neil and Mary Rothrock, members of last year’s high school graduating class, left last night for Eugene to attend State University next year. They will be joined in Portland by Olin Arnspiger, another class member, who has worked in North Yakima and will also attend the university.
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State University
Robert Cronin
Iter Neil
Mary Rothrock
Eugene
Portland
Olin Arnspiger
North Yakima
Woodmen of the World Social Event Planned
Next Saturday evening the Woodmen of the World will host a social for members at the Secret Society hall. The organizing committee promises an interesting program with speeches and music and a lunch after. A good time is anticipated.
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Woodmen of the World
Secret Society
Cannery to Start Soon With Hare Packing Engine
Cannery headed by H. Co. Willis of the American Hare Packing & Cold Storage Co has arranged for the engine and will begin canning fruit and American hare about October 1. The firm holds a large hare stock in cold storage and testers report fine meat quality. A new ministerial residence is being erected in Echo for Rev. Gennette.
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H. Co. Willis
American Hare Packing & Cold Storage Company
J. H. Koontz
Echo
Pleasant Howard to Locate in Pendleton as Insurance Agent
Pleasant Howard of Heppner travels from Heppner to Pendleton to establish permanent residence. He becomes agent for the Equitable Life Insurance Company and will base his headquarters in the city. Adolphus Busch offers a $500 Loving Cup for top hops from arid lands destined for display at the St. Louis World’s Fair.
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Heppner
Pendleton
Pleasant Howard
Howard
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
United States
Irrigated Farms as Models for Oregon and Ogden
Judge Ellis lauds the Ogden irrigation congress as a national turning point. Oregon farmers should adopt small, intensive farming, with 40 acre irrigated plots yielding ample returns. The piece urges low taxes and government support to attract investment, transforming land along the Columbia and across Oregon from desert to garden.
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Ogden
Oregon
Utah
Oregonian
Columbia
Lifebuoy Soap Endorsed For Two Years By Reader
A reader named Elizabeth Torancean from Mr. Vernon Street Phila connects Lifebuoy Soap to two years of use. She praises its disinfection and cleaning abilities and claims it has no equal for her needs.
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Elizabeth Torancean
Vernon
A Superior Disinfectant Endorsed by Cor Co. Column
Lifebuoy Soap is marketed as equal to a superior disinfectant for all household uses. The column cheerfully endorses it for general cleanliness and for cases of sickness from contagious diseases, noting its effectiveness and broad recommendation by H. P. Chilis, a specialist in Ferry and Belmont areas.
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H. P. Chilis
Tvergist
Cor. Ferry and
Belmont & Malden
Mass
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Espagne
Tallman & Co, Ruggists
A C. Keeppee & Bros
Agts
F. S. Younger & Son
W. R. Ellis
Irrigationiais
East
Just
Expres
Cooper
Pfinter
Sullivan Bond
Sca
Maine
Henry Kopittke
OWL Tea
Every Truly Lyons Mercantile Co
Boston
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