Hood River News PROMOTING Subscriptions in 1st Issue
The Hood River News announces subscription rates of $1.50 a year in advance for readers. The notice lists Bennet L. Mintere as a contact and mentions the post office in Hood River Oregon acting under federal subscription regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heed River
Oregons
M. HH
Hen
Shafp
Osteopathic Physicians
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Eliot Building
Hood River
Oregon
DR. E
Dutro
Smith Building
Olephone
Convention Blues and Hughes as a Possible Compromise
The Republican National Convention faces a split race with Roosevelt and Taft factions claiming delegates. Analysts point to Justice Charles E Hughes as a unifying compromise candidate, potentially reconciling wings of the party and aiding a November victory.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Ohio
New Jersey
Charles E. Hushes
Taft
Mr. Hughes
New York State
Charles E. Hughes
Governor Westlauded for pushing Columbia River road project
The article credits Governor West with initiating work on the Columbia River road and notes his personal interest and leadership. It highlights a $10,000 donation from Mr. Benson as likely to remain unused without West's efforts and commends his keen executive ability.
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Hood River County
Hood River
West
Shell Rock
Weat
Columbia River Road
Benson
Gardening as therapy for nervous women at home
The article urges women confined at home to take up daily gardening for physical and mental health. Outdoor activity is said to restore bloom to wan cheeks, renew confidence, and suggest life is worth living. It promotes garden work as a practical cure for worn nerves and solitude.
Woman as Judge Is Now Suggested
A local speaker argues that women could serve as county judge, handling widows and orphans, with the probate duties and care of the insane. He cites women as capable in roles like teachers and lawyers and contends good roads politics distract from protecting the weak. He envisions women’s leadership as equal to men in judicial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscorn
New Sawmill at Mosier Begins Operations
A new Mosier sawmill started operation this week led by E. L. Root and B. W. Veateh. Capacity reaches 20,000 feet daily with plans to meet high orders. The plant includes a new finishing mill and will add to payrolls and district support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosier
E. L. Root
B. W. Veateh
Eren
Upper Valley 10 Plans Fourth of July Celebration
Upper Valley Progressives appoint a committee to organize a Fourth of July event at Parkdale Hall near the railroad with morning speeches and games. A dance is planned for the evening, with rides expected from Mt. Hood Railway to Parkdale. Local hospitality and invitees from the lower valley are noted. Paterson, Mrs. M. Fernald advertise a Sherman Avenue plot for sale.
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Upper Valley
Upper Valley Progressive Associations Committee
Atart
Warkdale
Mt. Hood
Hood River
Park Dite Hall
Lower Valley
Mt. Mood Railway Company
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Nnood River News Company, Inco
KW. Bennett L
Mennett
Hughes
Governor West
Saile
Sherman Avenue
Pasyteria
M. Fernald
R. R. Bartlett
Hellbronner
Obregon
Albert Sutton
Hloop Riven
Oamaon
C. M. Hurlburt
H. £. Johnson
Phone Shop
F. C. Brosius
Odela
Opcoxetd
Odell
Prosentor
J. F. Watt, M. D
E. D. Kanaga
National Hank Building
Office
Hoot River
Orewon
Kelly Bros
Fourth Street
Robt. T. Newhall TeLepHone
Milton Nursery CO
J. G. Johnson
J. M. Wright
Heilbronner
Brig
C. G. Vantress
Eliot
W. J. Baker
LAND
Niguma & CO
Last Oak Street
Hood River, Or
H. L. Dumble
Calle
Brosius
Drs. Shaw & Bronson
Physicians and Surgeons
C. H. Jenkins, D. M. D
Hall Rankiing
Butler Ranking Co
Hood Iver
H. Dudley W. Pineo, D. D. S
Smith
Orewen
John R. Westervelt
ANT Oregonian Building
Portland, Oregon
Justin Waugh
M. E. Welch
Hood River, Oregon
John Baker
K . Hoethinewsx
Ore
Stearns & Derby
First National Bank Building
Hoorria
Smith Mark
George R. Wilbur
Ernest C. Smith
Howl River
Oneson
L. A
A. P. Reed
Attorneys
LAW
Mhone i
Pontotfier
Murray Kay
Bote
L. A. Henderson
P. M. Morse
Meilbronner Building
Hood River, Onewan
A. C. Buck
Notary Public
Heven
Pirecahign Mlewele Hor River
Onewan
G. E. Mazda
Electric Wiring & Supply CO
A. L. Day, Pres. and
Mgr
First National Bank
Hood River Banking & Trust Co
M. M. Hill
C. H. Stranahan
J. W. Copeland
R. W. Pratt
Cashier
Wilson Fike
Chas. G. Pratt
Jos. Copeland
Shively & Driscoll
Kent & Garrabrant
Spaulding’s Sporting Goods
Oak Street
Woodard, Clarke &Co
Portand
Rock Springs Coal
Cottage S Hospital
Hood River’s Medical Institution
Cottage Hospital Association
H. Yama
Williams
Mall
William Mfg. CO
Prope
Cleveland
Carl A. Plath
First National
Fashion Stables
Stranahans & Rathbun
Stanley
Apple
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co
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