Record Breaking Hood River Fourth of July Parade
Hood River celebrated the Fourth with a record crowd from The Dalles and nearby towns. Mayor Manchar led an automobile parade, prizes were awarded for decorated cars, and a day of athletic contests, band music, and fireworks followed a patriotic program in Library Park.
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Hood River
Dalles
Teichboring
Manchar
A. Flath
J. C. Loew
Mr. Emery
Chicagco
Mike Lenore Adame
A. Davidson
Dutro
Harry DeWitt
William Maker
Commie
White Motor Car Company
Thiet
Fred Vogel
A L. Page
WH Zolle
Nelson Emory
Webster Kent
Louis Leen
C.D. Nickelsen
George Zulla
Koa
Kincald
Arthur Clarke
J. B. Dawson
A. McCully
Thoma Ti
Lbrary Park
Blanchar
Charles Henney
Mise Evarock
America
W. J. Young
Jobn Hoker
Henney
Slette
Local Elks Rally for Grand Lodge Session at Portland
A large group of local Elks and families plan to travel aboard a special car to Portland for the Grand Lodge reunion. The Dalles lodge backs the trip with strong support and special coaches, sleepers, and parade plans. The event features a grand parade and a naval vessel outing along the Willamette and Columbia rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Mikes
Tie Chete Winew
Fanilies
Atc
Dalles
Elks
Leahout
Mike
Wilel
Olkh
Sherman
Wheeler
Giliam
Crook Counties
Shantire
Wasco
Mead
Cornell Crest
Kiks
Mikemin
Willamette
Columbia
Molinominah Hotel
Japense Purchase A 20000 Ranch In Town Auction
The Hoodiver Farm Company and partners led by J Sherwen Prank acquired a 20000 dollar ranch named Me Prank forterly home. The Tod River farm company with Niguma brothers holds the property. The farm includes a house barn and two to four year old trees. Frances Airiee, returning from Juneau Alaska, taught in public schools last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feelea
Hoodiver Farm Company
J. Sherwen
Tod River Farm Company
Niguma Brothers and Associates
Mien Frainces Airiee
Juneau
Alaska
Boy Hero at Mosier Drowns Saving Companion
Ber King sacrificed himself while rescuing Carlson in Mosier Creek pool above the falls. King, who could swim, jumped in after his non swimming friend, helped reach shallower rocks, but perished in deep water. Carlson survived with injuries after heroic attempts to revive him. King's funeral was held Monday afternoon.
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Mosler Creek
Carlson
King
Carlwou
Signe O
Ife
King Boy
Billy Sunday to Speak at Odell Union Church
Billy Sunday, famed evangelist, arrives for a summer stay at a ranch near Odell. He will fill the Odell Union Church pulpit next Sunday at 11 oclock, attracting a large congregation due to his world wide reputation as a pulpit orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy” Sunday
Odell
Sunday
Union Sharch
Rigid inspection urged to save Hood River apple reputation
Professor Lawrence told a Commercial Club luncheon that a strict inspection of apple packs is essential to Hood River’s standing as a leading producer. He said recent trends threaten the valley’s reputation and outlined plans for an experiment station and soil and water studies to aid local growers.
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Lawrence
Commercial Club
Hood River
Commoreial
Lawrener
Scott
Wales
Local Real Estate Transfers Reported Across Listings
The past week records numerous transfers including A L Kaufman to James J White for Lot 2 Barrett Sipma Addition at 1200. Wilbur St Allen to Anna Ed Baker about 10 acres in Upper Valley. Henry F Lage gains undivided half of five acres Mine Huive from Violet Lage. Stuart and Ferguson Timber Co to A M Beach for acres south of Pir. Florence T Winters to Milton Sharp Lot 5 Block 4 Riverview Park. Wesley W Smith to Harold Herstiner Lots 3 and 4 Park Addition. Harald Herstner to Wesley W Smith and Ruby L Smith late 4 and 4 Week 2 Park Addition. W C McCoy to Albert I Shelley 20 acres in Dukes Valley. Marjorie FE Fouts receives 6 and west half of Lot 5 Block 6 Waucoma from James H Johnnan. Kede L Delano et al to Sukin A Anderson 10 acres near Mell. Gibraltar Development Co gains 10 acres near Stanley Point from John Roberg. James II Johnnan to Paul Nelden W acres north of Parkdale. United Atlantioe Society to Db Mac Donald Jots Tands Block DB Hood River Proper. Thomas Shere and wife to FE, Gandy and wife 10 seree at Oak Trave. Ella J LoWillER holds undivided interests in west ball of Lots and 4 Block Hood River.
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A.L. Kaufman
James J. White
Barrett Sipma
Sherman J. Frank
Hood River Farm Company
Air Throve
Wilbur St. Allen
Anna Ed Baker
Upper Valley
Violet Gi. L. Lage
Henry F. Lage
Minehuive
Florence T. Winters
Milton Sharp
Riverview Park
Wesley W. Smith
Harold Herstiner
Park Addition
Harald Herstner
Ruby L. Smith
W.C. McCoy
Albert I. Shelley
Duke's Valley
Seneca Fouts
Marjorie FE
Waucoma
United Artlantioe Society
Mac Donald
Hood River Proper
Thomas Shere
Gandy
Oak Trave
Illumination by Two Companies Adorns Hood River Fourth
Streets glow with red white and blue lighting as Hood River Gas & Electric and Electric Wiring & Supply Co illuminate main avenues for Fourth celebrations. The electric company installed the lights and arranged banners while the supply firm provided materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood River Gae & Electric Company
Wirea
Electric Wiring & Supply Company
Agricultural Study urged on soil fertilizers and fruit keeping quality
The article argues for a scientific study to determine which fertilizers different soils need and how much to improve fruit keeping quality. It notes past efforts against fire blight and mentions pest reports in the valley. A suggestion is made to station a man in the office to field calls and reports from across the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Lawrence
Hood River Welcomes New Union Manager Wilmer Steg
Wilmer Steg arrives as Hood River Apple Growers' Union manager after Milwaukee honors and a grand Shriners welcome. He tours the valley, meets local leaders, and pledges to aid the apple industry while praising Hood River's growth and prospects.
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Wilmer Sieg
Hood River Apple Growers’ Union
Milwaukee
Shriners
Sleg
Steg
Milwaukee Shriners
Waa
Oregon
Wilmer Steg
Hood Hiver
Hood River
Sieg
Pls. Davidson
Frank E. Deem
L Leslie Luter
Rh. W. Pratt
W. B. Dickerson
W. E. King
Stanton Allen
J. H. Heilbronner
Upper Valley
Col
Mrs. Tucker
Parkdale
Rainbow Ranch
Explosion costs boy his right hand at Parkdale Fourth of July
An accident at Parkdale during the Fourth of July celebration left George Kidder with his right hand amputated after a cannon cracker exploded while he held it. He was taken to the local hospital in an ambulance. The event also featured prizes, races, and music by Harmon's orchestra as part of the day’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felen Mishop
Linn Ayres
Hans Loerlein
Charles Slavens
Willie Lower
Mate Huckler
WH. Vom Baker
Willam Huogelne
Missuth Hilletram
Enat Ned West
Enat
St K. Gould
Frank Davidson
Columbia
Heieghts
Hiowe Ren
State Street
Do O'Clock
Dalles
Howe
Ua God Siess
Jack Luthor
George Bragg
Mate Muekler
Parkdale
George Kidder
Sumer
Upper Valley
Kidder
Please Grounds
Mra
Aleo Ecute
Harmon
del Hote
Frank Hutson
Harry Gordon
George Taker
George Baker
Hutson
Homer Ragers
Euwer
Prank
del Hutson
Homer Rogera
Jesa Hutson
William Tobey
Ned van Horn
Deloluti
Homer Rogers
Paul Hubbard
Mew
A. Puddy
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Wil Fiam Baker
Loys Ander
Leo Whorlow
Hoernede
Theyard
Ander
Lola Parnett
Fat Man
Pete Shaveley
Hite Bloekine
Bors Agder
Urelishe
Kroredsler
Mosier
Mower
Berteat King
Lont
Alex Chileon
Billy
James II
Johnnan
Paul Nelden
Kede L. Delano
Sukin A. Anderson
Mell
John 4
Kroberg
Gibraltar Development Company
Stanley Pott
George KR. Wilber
Ella J. Lo Willer
Block
Union
BR. H. Wallace
H. FP. Davidson
RK. Marshall
W.J Baker
A. 2D. Moe
W. F. Tucker
A. 2. Johnson
M.S. Smith
F. W. Laraway
Clarence Coffin
J. M. Wright
Bhimaeelf
Boy
Mars
Peiker
M Tchyeard
Giria
Tinor
Wrowe
Kew B
van Nuye
Walier
Steiohoffi
Sewtth
Varcouver
Waal
Seattle
Lelig
Taewan
Alton
Askiation
Ollie James
Taemeraniamrera Bryan
Ville Jatives
Kentucky
Democartio Rational Committee
Traitimore
Alton TB. Parker
New York
William 4. Bryan
Wertrow Wilson
New Jersey
Champ Clark
Missouri
Burkett
North Dakota
Foss
Massichietta
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