Ogilvy Ranch’s 3223 Elevation Exhibit Sets Record
Charles Ogilvy, Bilot Rock rancher, dominates district fair with 71 varieties this year, up from 52 last year, all grown at 3223 feet elevation. His display includes grasses, wheat, fruits, jams, jellies, vegetables, and nine potato varieties, aiming to repeat last year's $50 prize for largest and best exhibit from a single farm.
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Bilot Rock
Ogilvy Farms
Pilot Rock
Birch Creek
California Gulch
Marie Ware McKinley Kept Knowledge Of Land Frauds
Portland dispatch reports Marie Ware McKinley knew of land frauds but hid full knowledge of the alleged scheme. The brief item notes her involvement and concealment in the case pursued by authorities.
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A. Dy. Pater
Horace G. McKinley
Marie Ware
Roseburg
Oregon
Peter
Marie Ware McKinley
Portland
Pendleton Boys Don Moleskins at U of O
Glenn Scott announces return to college as Oregon football prospects rise. Elmer Storto and Glen join him, with Glen Pendleton high grad aiming for the freshman squad. George Sullivan, Oliver Huston, and Arthur Manns arrive to compete for varsity spots. Eugene Register reports improving outlook.
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Don Moleskins
U. OF
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Glenn Scott
Scott
Elmer Storto
Glen
Pendleton High
Elmer
Stoke
George Sullivan
Sullivan
Cazalero
Oregon Water Power Rk, R. Co
Oliver Huston
Arthur Manns
Eugene
Eugene Register
Graham S Rugs At Old Prices Draw Crowds
Graham offers a wide selection of rugs at old prices, attracting shoppers eager for discounts. The store advertises substantial savings across many styles and sizes to boost clearance sales.
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Graham
Fortune Telling by May Andrews in City This Week
May Andrews will stay in the city for one more week offering special fortune readings for 50 cents in Room 16 above the French restaurant. Women are urged to let her do their work.
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May Andrews
Major Moorhourg
Wfe
Jury Selected In Morse Horse Stealing Case Trial
The Morse horse stealing case goes to trial in the circuit court with juror selection underway. Prosecutor Phelps and defense Col. James H. Raley conduct intense voir dire as Clarence Morse Hirty Morse John Pambrun and Harry Ellsworth face possible indictment on four counts of larceny over horses from four ranches. The case centers on horses driven from the Umaita headwaters to Moree pasture on McKay creek, with defense arguing ownership and mixing of animals. Public interest runs high due to the accuseds’ prominence in the community.
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Phelps
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James H. Raley
Clarence Morse
Hirty Morse
John Pambrun
Harry Ellsworth
Umatila
Moree
McKay Creek
Marse
Crae
Philadelphia Drops One to Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Americans trail Detroit by one game after a 24 to 1 loss to the Chicago White Sox in the first game of a double header played in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Americans
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Fire destroys residence. $50,000 loss and 65 horses burned
In San Francisco last night a blaze destroyed a residence causing about 50,000 dollars damage and endangering twenty people. The fire burned 65 horses in two stables after wires shorted, with firefighters reporting dramatic rescues.
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San Francisco
Aviator Curtizes Flies 12 Minute Test Over Governors Island
New York on September 20. Gien H. Curtizes, the American aviator, completed a 12 minute test flight over Governors Island this morning. Weather was suitable and he plans no longer flight meets for now.
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New York
Gien H. Curtizes
Governors Island
Wags
Moving Picture Bears Duel With Death For Film
Denver reports an auttun bear hunt staged for a moving picture crew. Bears are corralled, guarded, and driven into the open for a dramatic “finish fight” as cameras roll. If the bears resist, the tale could change, but producers hope the animals will behave on cue.
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Denver
Colorado
American Chinese Trade Growth in Portland
Portland reports improving American-Chinese trade, citing Washington department statistics and Chinese government data. The article notes Japan’s rising industrial energy and free raw material import policy, contrasting with China but predicting China will adjust its policy to capitalize on global demand.
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Portland
China
Burt
Department of Washington
Japan
What a dangerous price for a crossing
A quip notes a woman riding who, at every railroad crossing, remarks on the danger of the crossing as a metaphor for costly risk. The line hints at caution about public safety and the social humor of recurring dangers in daily travel.
Eastern Oregon milk crusade session elects officers
The Eastern Oregon association elected officers for the year. President Dr RWB Ringo of Pendleton. first vice president Dr TBR Kistner of Heppner. second vice president Dr EB0 Logan of The Dilley. secretary Treasurer Dr Roy C McDaniel of Baker City, re-elected. A board of nine was named: Dr T M Henderson Pendleton, Dr Pacob Prinzing Ontario, and Dr O M Dodson Baker City. The session adjourned as one of the society’s most successful meetings.
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Ringo
Eastern Oregon Association
Rwb
Pendleton
T.br. Kistner
Heppner
EB. 0. Logan
the Dilley
Roy C. McDaniel
Baker City
Cent Ory
T. M. Henderson
Pacob Prinzing
Ontario
O. M. Dodson
Seasion
McDaniel
Great Exhibit Indian Curios Excites Visitors
A large display features Indian head dresses beadwork belts and furs valued up to 125 and 15 respectively. Collectibles include buffalo skin breast plates rattlesnake skins a 6 foot constrictor and rare Indian gambling bones. Cowboy outfits chaps bridles caribou and reindeer skins Civil War relics and other Indian pictures attract regional interest with plans to move the exhibit to La Grande for a fair starting next week.
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Hudson Bay Fur Trading Company
Samoa
la Grande
Express train service between Walla Walla and Pendleton ends
Announcement states trains Nos. 45 and 46 on the Walla Walla Pendleton route will discontinue express service after the 25th of next month. The change affects travel on the line and timetable adjustments may follow.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
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