Baker City Beats Cove 3 to 2 In Snappy Contest
Baker City Haler Athletes rally from Cove for a tight win by 3 2. Hogeboom doubled scoring Watt and later Hepburn, Martin, and Rochon added runs. Clifford pitched a swift game with no wild pitches as six batters struck out by each side.
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North Beach Excursion Fares Announced by R N Company
Special train excursion from Pore-Baker City to North Washington Beach points lists fares to Hianes North Powder Union La Grande Elgin and Imbler with half fares for children. Base date August 31 1903 final return September 5 1908 extension possible at difference to season fare. Stopovers allowed at Portland on return.
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Pen dleton Drunken Incident Tied to Near Bone Claim
Several people reportedly became intoxicated in Pendleton during an event described by participants as near bone. Authorities have not released names or details of injuries or legal actions.
Notre Dame Woman Offers Free Home Treatment Cure
An appeal from Mrs. M Bum bers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a home remedy that cures rheumatism sciatica neuritis and various pains by removing uric acid from the blood and restoring joint elasticity. She says thousands testify to its effectiveness and offers proof by mail.
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Burns Cleans House as Redlight District Closes
Baker County notes at the Aug 3 meeting the city council passed a Sunday closing ordinance over the mayoral veto and kept the midnight closing measure for later modification. A six mile per hour city speed limit was set though amendments may raise it to eight. A city work project was discussed but no action taken and the redlight district was ordered cleared and its denizen moved to a more favorable climate.
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Urns
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Quote on nations not falling to farmers echoed
The fragment argues that nations are toppled not by agriculture but by internal decay, highlighting barren streets, crowded lanes, and noble palaces as indicators of impending disintegration. It hints at societal imbalance affecting state stability.
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