Relics and Curios Headline From North Powder News
Miss Roberts of North Powder News leads relic collectors with plans for fall exhibits. She displays a Virginia slave loom blanket, items from Cove including Lincoln sale curios, a Union melodian, and an 1820 fur purchase bill tied to Hudson Bay opposition.
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Miss Roberts
North Powder News
North Powder Division
Virginia
Cove
Abraham Lincoln
Union
St. Louis
Hudson Bay Company
Steward Attraction Opens Local Season With Dixie Troubadors
The Dixie Troubadors headline a two act musical comedy A Trip to New Orleans at the Steward Opera House on Monday August 16. Diva Sarah Green returns with Hal Su rs rounded troupe. Buck and wing dancers and cake walkers join the cast for a trans American and California tour.
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Steward
United States
Canada
Mexico
Europe
California
Dixie Troubadors
Sarah Green
Hal
Buck
New Orleans
Steward Opera House
Commercial Club Banquet Promises Large Attendance
The Commercial club plans a second banquet anticipated to attract more attendees than the first. Several prominent speakers will be present to give addresses and a lavish spread will be available for all banqueters.
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Commercial Club
Multi-state collision injures three near Deerfield
In Deerfield Illinois on August 9 a collision between a Pennsylvania flyer and a Wisconsin Central train injured three people. Authorities investigated the derailment and identified the injured passengers at the scene.
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Deerfield
Ill
Pennsylvania Flyer
Wisconsin Central
Murdered on Father's Grave in Rochester
Anna Schumascher aged 17 was found murdered today at her father's grave in Rochester New York. Police say she was struck down while placing flowers on the grave and the head was beaten. The article notes the event occurred Saturday and mentions a continuation from Page 1. A separate column describes a land lottery with large prizes and long entry times, but the murder report dominates the item.
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Rochester
Anna Schumascher
Irrigation Congress Faces Battle Over Policy Leaders
The article notes a split between Bal linger and Pinchot over Roosevelt era irrigation policy. Pinchot opposes Bal linger’s stance while both prepare to present sides before Congress. George Turner of Spokane is named credentials chairman and Pardee chairs resolutions, signaling reclamation supporters’ early victories. Taft sends a message expressing sympathy and support for reclamation.
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Tween
Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
Forester Bureau
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Congress
Irrigation Congress
George Turner
Spokane
Barstow
Pardee
California
Friends of the Reclamation Forests
Water Trust
Taft
National Irrigation Congress
Harris Auction Notice for South La Grande Property
House and eight lots in south La Grande with city water good well and large barn. Contains fruit trees and a bar view of the valley. Property listed by Thos S Harris at 1302 B Street.
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la Grande
Thos. S. Harris
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M & M. Company
Pierce Ranch
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School of Music
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E. Porter Day
Miss. Day
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