Pine Grove Grange Responds to Editor on Assembly Critique
Pine Grove Grange publishes a formal reply to the editor accusing opponents of undermining direct nomination and direct legislation. The letter defends grange principles, condemns political assembly schemes, and warns against corruption by bosses, liquor interests, and corporate influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove Grange
Newe
Lemue
Oregon
Editor
Grangers
Balker
Ite
Pulitheal
Liquor Mlement
Desirnig
Ansembilies
J. MM. Taynor
J. If
Monk
W. See
University Club Dance Delights Hood River Faculty and Guests
The Hood River University club held its mid winter dance at Odd Fellows hall on Monday evening. About 100 members and 50 guests attended, enjoying Stile orchestra of Portland. Elegant decorations featured evergreen firs and a large Christmas tree. refreshments were served in a greenery booth. Notable out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Milton of Wallingford DU, Miss Manile Dateban and A. P. Bateham of Mosler, Miss Laclile Savtthe, Miss Ethyl Tarrke, Jack Latourette of Portland, Miss Anne Filut of Albany, and Mrs. J. M. Weecott of Chicago.
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Hood River University Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Affacr
Portland
von Ste Win
Hood River to Get New Passenger Depot
Hood River will gain a brick and stone fireproof passenger depot at the present site costing about 20000. The structure mirrors Harriman line designs and resembles depots at Baker City and Pendleton with team heat cement floors and a slate roof. Construction starts next spring as O R & N advances the Hood River passenger and freight facilities. J H Predrieg, agent, oversees the work after a trip to eastern cities.
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Porthlone
Paceeenger
Hood River
WO Tins Cote
Harriman Line
Belog
Baker City
Pendleton
Hood River Pioneer recollects historic 1862 winter through elder Coe
Captain H C Coe recalls Hood River snow and cold similar to 1862 62 winter. He and his brother Eugene helped found Hood River townsite and ran steamers on the Columbia. The article notes months of heavy snow 11 inches in December with record lows and river navigation halted until March. Casualties and mining frenzy linked to the severe season are mentioned.
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Hood River
H.C. Coe
Columbia River Basin
Coe
Eugene Coe
Columbia River
Tan
Red Cross Christmas stamps boost relief for tubercular need
The Hood River Woman's Club reports strong public response to selling Red Cross Christmas stamps to fund tuberculosis relief. A post office table and other venues sold hundreds of stamps as residents send aid with holiday packages.
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Red Cross
Woman’s Club
Hood River
Record of Historic Winter Storm and River Flood in Oregon
The account recalls a winter years ago with heavy snows that did not fully melt, leaving the ground bare by February. November 61 brought continued snow into April, river floods, and widespread hardship. A perilous journey to Portland during that winter is described, including a trip from Cascades to the city via river and land.
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Pebrowry
Bool
Willamette
Oregon City
Columbia
Portland
Idaho
Cascades
Fargo
Jones
Sandy River
Swelock
Lew Day
Hieplock
Endurance
Portlan
Sandy Flyer
Joe Latourelle
Sandy
HH. Kooga
Nicie River
Latourelle
Tolnera
City Council Sets 1910 Tax Levy at 7 Mills
The Common Council fixed the annual tax levy for 1910 at 7 mills after debate over routing part of the road tax to the county. An amendment to shift two mills for road use failed, leaving the levy to raise about 12,100 dollars. The session also canvassed votes and noted city indebtedness had fallen from 7,000 to about 2,000 dollars, with next meeting set for December 27.
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Brosius
Brostus
Connellman Mall
Smillia
Statoote
Slocum
Hrosius
Hall
Logal Commandery visits The Dalles Knight Templars chartered
Columbia Commandery No. 18 Knight Templars was constituted with charter presentation by the Grand Commandery. Officers installed include Eminent Commander Thomas Hanford and Generalissimo Rob W. Weber. A banquet at the Shepard hotel honored visiting Grand Commandery members, Hood River Commandery, the Blue Lodge, and Eastern Star.
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Columbia
Knight Templars
Thomas ©. Hanford
Ro H W. Weber
Gleon S. Brown
Owen
T. Shepard
W. A. Wilkinson
Levi Chrisman
Vincent Cirele
J. C. Bobert
Sentinel
Dietrich Wolff
Grand Commandery
Wo 4
Cleland
Gs. Ward
F. Robinson
G. Rsd
Taylor Pendleton
EL Riddle
G. W
Columba
Shepard Hotel
Knights
Hood River Commandery
Blue Lodge
Eastern Star
Emminent
Thomas Hanford
A. E. Crosby
C. D. Doane
Hasbrouck
Hound River
Hood River No. 12
Knight Wilkinson
Columbia Commandery No. 13
Columbia Commandery
Hood River Commanderyr
Wasa
Truman Cutler
R. W. Pratt
J. Marstall
WE. Shermann
W. J. Baker
HL Hasbrouck
Pendleton
G. W. Ingram
Bert Eddings
Captain Sherman
Portland
J. J. Me. Allister
Walla Willa
Car Dumas Apples Break Low Price Record
A Dayton Washington shipment from J L Dames orchards sold in New York at unusually low prices, with apples of mixed sizes all selling far below standard values. The deal ties to Steinhardt Kelly contracts and prompts discussion among state horticultural leaders on pricing and trade practices.
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Acarot Newton Pippine
J. L. Dames
Dayton
Wash
Nuotion
Steinhardt & Kelly
New York
New York Dealers Have Bid Commie
Dorie
J. J. Danmnes
Wiehlogtot
Mascot Delights Hood River Readers In Local Feature
A Hood River feature praises the school mascot for its appeal and positive impact on students and parents. The piece highlights contributions by students, staff, and sponsors, noting the mascot boosts school spirit and attention to community initiatives.
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Fredriey
East
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Ingens Pittsburg
Goel Hood River
Tlons
Falla
Uulon Avenue
Doolee
John Day's River
Dalles
J. E. Juggger
Soniman
Ro Thompson
Portand
Minera
California
Logal Commandery
Hood Riverites
Dan
Sherman Muck
Waeth Athi
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