Hood River to set water plan via eminent domain deal
Hood River moves toward resolving a lengthy water fight with Pacific Power and Light Co. The council opts to condemn the water works system and have a jury determine the award, with a maximum city price of 42 500. The company values the plant at about 45 000 but reduces the price to 42 400 and includes water rights and appurtenances in the offer. A Fire and Water Committee report recommends proceeding by condemnation with a 12 member jury, aiming for prompt resolution and public backing. The case would be heard in The Dalles or Hood River as specified by the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacffc Power & Light Co
Hood River
Coineil
Pace Power & Light Company
Nappraisers
Dalles
Poetic Power & Tight Co
State of
Oregon
Chereto
Henry
Oman
Heney
Hin
Sio
Pacific Power & Light Co
Hood Kiveg
S.girenler
PF. Methen
Parcltie Power & Light Co
Hood Miver
Incite Power & Light Company
Council For Consid
Heights Aggregation Wallop League Team In Hood River Rivalry
A Hood River league baseball clash drew a large crowd at Columbia Park as the Heights defeated the Hood River League team 3 to 1. Hart pitched thirteen strikeouts for the winners while Lake limited Heights to four hits. The two teams scheduled a rematch today as stores close for fan turnout.
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Columbia Park
Hood Siver Heights
Empiirea
John Custoer
Lawrence Smith
Tucker
Hood River
Baker
Tate
Giesaling
Myers
Moore
Kent
Gray
Large
Lake
Hall
Coontz
Cannon
Smith
Lucklin
R. Samuela
Mooney
Samuels
Hart
P. Laker
Dhed
Fresaling
Advan
Tage
Gessling
Gese
Heighte Boys
Luke
Carson
Buecklin
Bud Samuels
Hila
Senaguers
Indian Howlfest Draws Record White Attendance
Hundreds attend the Indian Howlfest in Siwashi circles as the annual pow wow returns to the valley. The crowd includes the largest number of white spectators in the event’s history, with many arriving by car to the west side. The evening features native songs, dancing, and a late spectacle as spectators watch into midnight.
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America
Canada a land of apples and order says Capt H C Coe
Correspondent Capt H Coe describes his Canadian trip from Victoria to Montreal and notes prohibition rules and strict police. He reports hotels alone may sell liquor, shops are closed Sundays, and an emphasis on neat cities like Medicine Hat Moose Jaw Indian Head Winnipeg. He praises Montreal as a brick and stone city with grand buildings and remarks on reciprocity and apple prospects for Pacific Northwest growers.
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Canada
Montreal
Newa
Welbbor
Sam
Ferosa
Victoria
B. C
Dominion
Ft. William
Lake Superior
Vancouver
William Js
D. C
Pt. William
Oregon
Washington
Medicine Hat
Columbia
Switzerland
America
Selkirka
Canadian Rockies
Columbia River
Moose Jaw
Indian Head
Winnipeg
Armory
City Hall
Government House
H.C. Cor
Indian Maide Partners and White Friends at Strawberry Harvest
Two Indian maids grew attached to Caucasian partners and refused to depart. The women embraced a white partner and wrestled him to the ground before he freed himself. The pow wow Sunday closed the Slashes strawberry season, with many leaving town on the next car while one group traveled to the Upper Valley to help harvest berries.
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Josh Iings
Moody fatally killed by runaway horse near Parkdale
W H Moody of Upper Valley was instantly killed Monday afternoon when a runaway horse pulled the wagon into a cord or rope and threw him to the ground near the Parkdale area. The elderly man died at once. funeral services were held at Parkdale and burial followed in Montclair. He is survived by his wife and son, and had recently moved from New York to live with his son near Parkdale.
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Gary
Steel Trust
Stanley
John W. Gates
W. E.D. Stokes
Ansonia Hotel
New York
Mixa Lillian Graham
Misa Ethel Conrad
Stokes
City
Mexico
Otter
Ava Willing Astor
England
Philadelphia
Owen J. Evans
John Bigelow
Uehi
Palla
Cardinal Gibbons
W. Fl. Moody
Chas. J. Moody
Upper
Hay & Welsel
Parkdale
Moody
Bieson
Roy Rod
Olganticman
Tueshaw
Tibet
Layne Named New Postmaster for Hood River
Joy P. Layne is recommended for Hood River postmaster after Win Yatesal declined reappointment. Lanes, a longtime resident with prior service as postmaster of Lone Rock and county clerk roles, will assume the new duties following confirmation from Congress and local officials.
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Hood River
A. W. Rafferty
Joy P. Layne
Yatestal
Laces
Monmouth
Pork County
Tod
Oberon
Nora Setoolhat
Iss
Erner Mikkly
Gill Thom Condts
Tie Dalles
En River County
Hiitte Terliie
Lanes
Muyer
Peston
Torthand
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Paole Powrn & Laging Co
Cnak
T. Banny
HH. L. Howr
J. E. Rorerson
Elt Sens
Henry Coe
W. H. Moody
Lucas
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