Dorothy Epping Stars In Astoria Centennial Dance
Dorothy Epping, a Hood River teenager, headlines the Astoria Centennial al fresco production The Bridge of the Fiorde. She leads eight Astoria girls in improvised Indian dances with Native choreography blending Walintah and Multnomah motifs under Merrie’s direction.
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Little Hood River
J. Adrian Epping
Hood Rivern
Devlin
Aptoria
Mise Merrie
Mise Epping
Wallulah
Mult
Nomnal
Astoria
Walintah
Train Service Between Monroe and Corvalia Described
Dispatch from Corvalia details a two daily round trip branch line train between Monroe and Corvalia. The improvised train uses a Reo wagon with passenger cars and freight cars, operating on a regular schedule to carry people and baggage.
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David Eceles J
Finder Company
Obi
Tee Thompao
Teaek
Dee
Meadiver
Corvallia
Niko
Monroe
Corvaliia
Pension Day Dinner Enjoyable Affair at Canby Post
Despite heavy rain the Canby Post and Women’s Relief Corps held a pension day dinner Monday with good attendance. Old soldiers and wives enjoyed the ocean meal, music and speeches. Mrs Blanche Harbison received a token of remembrance from the Ladies of the Relief Corps as she moves to Hillenbore. The presentation was by Mrs J H Baker.
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Canby Post
Kellef Corps
Mise Blanche Harbison
Harbison
Relief Corps
Hillenbore
Mra.j. H. Baker
Hydro-Electric Co Plans Hood River Plant Start
The Hy dro-Electric Company, owner of Hood River power sites, will soon begin constructing lines and plant. It has secured many prospective patrons and substantial financial backing. Officer N. G. Evans has been in Portland arranging machinery and material for the new plant.
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Hydro-Electric Company
Hood River
N. (. Evans
Portland
City and Valley Schools Opened for Term
Hood River city schools opened for the term with faculty present and good pupil registration. Valley schools welcomed students at Pine Grove Frankton Odell and Barrett where a new brick school at Barrett opened with Prof McLaughlin as principal of ninth and tenth grades and a staff including Miss Minek Miss Steele and others.
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Hood River City
Pine Grove
Frankton
Odell
Barrett
Mise Mae J. Me.Laughlin
Mise Lilille Minek
Florence Buchanan
Clara B. Steele
East Barrett
Mies Peterson
McLaughlin
Eelioo
Turney
Starlie
R. Lee Balek
Mise Iella Rush
Miss Elva Love
Mise Florence Leedy
Oregon Apple Show Set for Now 15-17
The Oregon Apple Show announces bigger prizes and improved displays for Portland in November. The state fruit crop is excellent and districts expect strong competition from the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads offering purses of 24 dollars each.
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Oregon
Portland
Lfe
Vpaeife
Great Northern
Northwest
Cook Starts Fire Then Runs Away Threatens Upper Country
A forest fire started by a cook hired by a government road project in the Hood River area threatened the upper country last week. The blaze, which began on the north side of the west fork and jumped the stream, was fought by a large group of residents for several days before being extinguished. The cook disappeared and has not been located.
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Hood River
Able Aves
Dee
Skinner to Leave Hood River Commercial Club
J. Skinner resigns as secretary after two years at Hood River Commercial Club effective by October 1. During his tenure the club grew in membership and promoted valley apple industry through publicity and exhibits. He will assume clerical duties at Palmer Rocket Company where he is secretary. no replacement named yet.
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J. (. Skinner
Hood River Commercial Lab
Palmer Rocket Company
Cloud Cap Inn Posts Its Most Successful Year
The Cloud Cap Inn enjoyed a record year with more guests than ever before. Miss A Jewell returned to manage the inn for several seasons and led a busy season as crowds filled rooms and meals, signaling strong occupancy and planned events in the coming week.
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Cloud Cap Inn
A. Jewell
Aewonida Thes
Wien
Sunday fills pews at Asbury Church
Evengelists Milly Sunday preaches at Sebury Methodist church filling the house. The noted evangelist visiting during summer on his ranch is expected to dedicate the Odell church next Sunday.
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Asbury Church
Milly Sunday
Sebury Methodist Church
Mr Sunday
New Methodist Church
Odell
Oregon Lumber Co Plans Retail Yard Here
The Oregon Lumber Company plans a large metal lumber yard near the railroad terminal. A substantial tract has been purchased to host a rail spur and engine house to service locomotives for Mt Hood Railroad Company.
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Oregon Lumber CO
The
Oregon Lumber Company
Itn Railroad
Belield Tokemba Hanned
Mt. Hood Railrond Company
New Hood River Passenger Depot Set for September 12
The new Hood River passenger depot will have its formal opening on September 12. It is expected that seven of the head officers of the railroad will attend the event to celebrate the occasion.
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Hood River
The Dalles Labor Day Celebrations Amid Rain
Crowds gathered for The Dalles Labor Day activities despite heavy rain. A parade formed on the parade grounds with onlookers from Hood River and nearby towns while several events proceeded, though some planned races faced weather delays and a few attractions were cut short.
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Dalles
Dufar
Gcregong
Hood River
Heilbronner Building to Have Street Lights
A garbled notice states Heilbronner building owner intends adding street lights and a concrete sidewalk along the property front with power and paving details likely shown on Phin Street. The description mentions a corner location near Cam street and Milet, with comments on power supply and street paving efforts.
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Heilbronner Building
Deliibronner
Fiotibronner
Hood River Described by Tennessee Visitor's Tour
W. A. Ruah of the McKenzie Banner relays Tennessee writer Str. Rush's week in Hood River. The piece extols the valley's beauty and industry from orchards to mills, noting the region's pride in its apples and the modern improvements along the Columbia River.
Tragedy Becomes Comedy in Bizarre Tale of Missing Parts
A garbled report describes a supposed tragedy turning comedic as a severed body part is found. Police probe a chaotic scene at a residence with private clan involvement and tangled details. Years later the mystery remains unsettled amid unclear names and places.
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