Alberta Wheat Boom Draws Umatilla Pioneer Home
W. P Temple, known as the wheat king of Umatilla county, returns from Alberta praising discoveries there. He cites winter wheat yields of 30 to 55 bushels per acre and reports land values rising from 12 to 18 dollars an acre near the Bow river valley. The Canadian Pacific railroad spurs settlement, opening 8.9 million acres at low prices, with settlers offered eight year terms.
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Alberta
W. P Temple
Umatilla County
Temple
High River
Iowa
Oregon
Calgary
Bow River Valley
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Canadian Pacific
Sentlore
The Cold Warning Urges Early Action
The message stresses starting treatment at first signs of a cold to prevent it from becoming deep seated. Delays can extend illness and complicate recovery, urging immediate care and rest at onset.
Lowell Rogers and Wife Return from Alberta Wheat Harvest
Mr and Mrs Lowell Rogers of Adams return from a visit to Alberta Canada where they have annually visited relatives for four years during the wheat harvest. He notes an exceptional crop this year yet reports harvests have been strong every year since moving to the area. He predicts it will become a leading wheat country.
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Lowell Rogers
Adams
Alberta
Rogers
Collection Department Added to Credit Association
The collection department has been added to the credit men’s association to improve harmony among local business men. Under the department, members will be notified when a fellow member sues a slow paying patron so they can pool their claims.
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Credit Men’s Association
Ute Wewariation
Betz of Walla Walla Briefly Visits Home from Europe
Jacob Betz, noted Walla Walla brewer, and his family have just returned from an extended European tour. They stopped in town for a two day visit on their way home, greeting friends and sharing news of travels.
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Jacob Betz
Walla Walla
Europe
Het
Chris Runley relocates shoe shop to Mood River
Former local shoe repairman Chris Runley has moved his business to Mood River where he now conducts a new shoe shop. The transition marks a return to trade in a different town, with Runley operating anew under the same trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Runley
Pusifiess
Mood River
Hely
Tea store goodwill demand and money dispute
A fragment from a tea related notice demands goodwill before payment and states grocers will refund money if not satisfied with Schilling’s Dest. The text asserts preference for goodwill and той financial settlement.
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Schilling
Portland stock show races attract record crowds at Country Club Grounds
At Portland on Sept 24 a strong program plus the stock exhibit drew the largest attendance yet. Races featured two year old pacers with Bonnie AVM leading a close finish, and a 2:00 mile run with Patsy RIOG and Esra Wid among top finishers. Running, mile handicap saw Kamsack win. Mary Dunn second, St. Albans third, with times listed around 1:46.
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Portland
Country Club
Kamsack
Mary Dunn
St. Albans
Nationals Defeat Chicagos 2 to 1 at Polo Grounds
New York National club beat the Chicagos 2 to 1 at the Polo Grounds amid a riot scare. President Pulliam denied action until the case is presented in proper form as police, players, and officials contend with the tense crowd.
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New York
New York Baseball Club
Nationals
Chicagos
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Pulliam
Metropolitan Police
Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Cities
Summary of yesterday's baseball scores showing Pittsburg 2 Brooklyn 1 and Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 6, Paston 7 St Louis 2, American League games Boston 4 Detroit 1 St Louis 5 Washington 4 Chicago 3 Phillies 2, Pacific Coast League results Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 9 Portland ? Oakland 2. Tacoma Northwestern League no game. Vancouver 2 Butte 1 Aberdeen wing again.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Paston
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
St. Louls
Washington
Chicago
Phillies
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Tacoma
Vancouver
Butte
Aberdeen
Wheat quotes rise as buyers seek higher grain prices
Wheat prices gain one cent with 77 cents offered locally and 76 to 79 cents in Walla Walla. Traders doubt exporters will bid up soon as growers hold out for 89 cents or more while much grain remains unsold from the season's start.
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Walla Walla
Fair Pavilion Hosts Life Fair Exhibits and Security
Preparations rush at the fair pavilion as art exhibits are accepted Saturday or Monday forenoon. Mrs. Frank Frazier leads the art room, promising one of the fair’s highlight departments. Watchmen begin Saturday morning and remain through the fair week to guard displays. Private and municipal booths improve, with a new Devilin cigar factory booth center stage for live cigar making demonstrations. Livestock tent space fills rapidly as entries rise.
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Frank Frazier
Bootha
Deviln Cigar Factory
Pioneer woman Mrs Fell dies in Pendleton home
Mrs Sirah Fell aged 86 died at her Pendleton home on Tush Street after a long illness. Born January 27, 1831 in Janesville Ohio she moved to Oregon with her husband about 30 years ago. She leaves four sons Theron of Alaska George of Pendleton Dr J H of John Day and Walter of Portland. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church tomorrow at 2 pm with interment in Olney cemetery.
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Sirah T Fell
Tush Street
Fell
Janesville
Ohio
Oregon
Heppner
Pendleton
Theron BE
Alaska
George
J. H
John Day
Walter
Portland
Mra
Methodist Church
Robert Warner
Walla Walla
W. T. Buster
Olney Cemetery
Pendleton Commander Attends Knights Templar Meeting
T. C. Taylor, visiting the grand commandery at Grant's Pass, plans to reach Portland today on the way home. He will return to Pendleton after a short stay there. Taylor is the sole Pendleton representative at the session, which has been in progress since last Tuesday.
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T. C. Taylor
Uje Knights Templar
Grant's Pass
Portland
Aince
Me. Taylor
Pendleton Commondery
Fruit Land Purchase by Local Liquor Dealer
Alfred Sehnelter, once in the liquor trade in this city, has bought a half interest in and before a fruit and alfalfa tract located a short distance northwest of Freewater from conductor Gordon Menzies of the Pendleton Walla Walla local train on the Co ft N line. The land price is listed as $1400.
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Alfred Sehnelter
Freewater
Gordon Menzies
Pendleton-Walla Walla
Schriener Buys 610 Acres on Bushet Mountain Land
George A. Schriener purchases 610 acres of mixed mountain land southeast of Milton from Samuel R. Warfield at 24.50 per acre. The Dry Creek area is nearby and the total price is 12 600 dollars.
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George A. Schriener
Samuel R. Warfield
Bushet Mountain
Milton
Dry Creek
Nyssa Idaho man talks on Ontario ditch project progress
Lew Teutech, once of this city, visits from Nyssa Idaho where he now lives. He notes prosperity around Nyssa and Ontario in Malheur County as a 66 000 acre high line ditch project aims to reclaim arid land. Homesteaders are settling as construction is expected to begin soon.
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Lew Teutech
Nyssa
Idaho
Ontario
Malleur County
Man’s folly starts with self deception in pursuit of a target
A saying notes that when a man begins to fool others he first deceives himself. The idea explores self-delusion as the seed of deceit and cautions against trusting someone who lacks honesty.
Went Sues Hays for Attorney Fees in Divorce Case
Peter Went filed suit against Charles Hays alleging he secured a divorcee for Hays but the defendant did not pay the $50 attorney fees and $8.60 costs demanded in the complaint.
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Peter Went
Charles Hays
Went
Hays
Governor Haskell Denies Resignation Report as a Lie
Juthrie Sept 24 Governor Haskell emphatically denied a national committee resignation report calling it a damn lie. He insisted no resignation was tendered and condemned the rumor as false and unfounded. The denial underscores political tensions as party lines form around national committee leadership.
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Juthrie
Gokln
Haskell
National Committee
Judge Taft Arrival Draws Beloit Crowd in Trust Speech
Beloit Wisconsin September 24 Judge Taft arrived to a crowd of about two thousand people who greeted him warmly and he delivered a brief speech focusing on trusts and related issues.
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Beloit, Wie
Taft
Trusts
Local readers muse on free turkey at Thanksgiving
A light note from readers imagines a turkey giveaway at Thanksgiving. Some suggest free birds could appear as a menu surprise or community gesture, while others say budgeting makes the idea unlikely.
England's titled women seek stagess fascination
The British nobility faces a marriage crisis as noblewomen seek stage careers to attract wealthy peers. Many salons and actresses draw away eligible men, prompting noblewomen like Hon. Norah Johnston to join acting to learn charm and secure husbands. The trend spans society comedies, opera, and music halls, with financial need guiding men and women alike.
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London
England
Ome
Columbia College Opens for Year’s Work Recital Marked Start
In Allien, Sept. 24, Columbia College opened with a grand recital by Misa Martin, assisted by Misa Junie Allison. The house was crowded and enrollment set a new high. Departments are full, business registration heavy, and students formed an athletic club for 108-1400. Clergy addressed prospects for the year and a reception followed for new students.
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J. W. Compton
M. E. Church
South
Inland Empire
H. & Shangle
Greater Columbia
Howard
Discriminating Ladies Promote Hair Dandruff Remedy
An advertisement touts Herplicide as a fast acting treatment for dandruff and scalp itching. It claims to stop hair loss, prevent shedding, and promote a healthy scalp, with cautions about use and pricing offered by Koeppen & Bros.
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Court St
Golden Rule
W. P. Temple
Wheat King
North
Umatilla Coun
F&s
Fallman & Co
Druggis
Handsome
Winslow Bros
Collection Department For Credit Association
Eapeye
Tharnley
Toad River
Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
Bonnie
Liscoe Es
Nea Salen
Banta
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Hom R
Sadle T
Chathe
Cccasesee Gok
Iescesscecsts
New York Boys
Rae
Gheato
Pfesster and Kilng, Mathewson and Bresnahan
Pulliam Needles
Chance
Queue OF Life
Prank Frazier
Fruit Trac
Gov
Heton
Wilson Bros
Norah Johnston
Slater
Masgereene
East Oregonian
Columbia College
Dagdruff
Nowbro
Koeppen & Bros
J. Glenn Miller
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