Ministers Association Reverses Charges Against Judge Smith
The Baker City Herald reports the Ministers' Association has published a formal statement apologizing for allegations against Judge Smith. They state the charges were unfounded after interviews and investigations with two known Fuller case attorneys. They pledge support for law enforcement and fair play, and retract previous criticism.
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Baker City
the Herald
Wight
Ministers’ Association
Herald
Ministers' Association
Fuller
Lowley
Palley
Tee Tetera Hy
the Ministers Association
Dulin
Oko
Rk. Varney
Jacob Finger
FL. Hayden
Promotion Notice Offers Job Work At The Observer
An advertisement invites applicants or services for free promotional work without extra charges, directing interested parties to contact The Observer for details.
County moves to sue railroad for delinquent taxes
The Union reports the board of county commissioners directed the county attorney to sue the KR and N railroad company for delinquent taxes totaling 92 000. The company owes 35 535 86 for 1905 taxes 24 042 24 for 1906 taxes and 232 841 91 for 1907 taxes. The assessed value of the property stands at 1 622 990. The case will be renewed after a prior temporary injunction blocked certificate of delinquency. The railroad says its taxation rate is exorbitant.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ull
KR. & N. Railroad Company
Union
Marinet
Canate
J. F. Honeycutt
Coal prospects report Roswell Idaho mine yields good deposits
Caldwell Idaho February 5. Fred McConnell city engineer reports from Roswell coal mining shows promising development with a 14 foot to 11 foot vein across two tunnels 800 and 500 feet long. Ore quality improves beyond 400 feet, rivaling Lehigh valley anthracite. Promoters Lyons and MecGuffey lead. power site nearby on Owyhee river could supply extensive energy.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Fred McConnell
Roswell
Mince Ia
Oregon State Line
Lehigh Valley
Charles Lyons
MecGuffey
Owyhee
Bower
Well Maintains Supply as Installations Progress
The artesian well at the round house continues supplying all water demands in shops and the round house. An air lift being installed will help secure more water this year and anticipated business growth may increase power needs. When the pickup is completed the well should meet the present demand.
Weston Normal basketball team sweeps Pearson academy 44 to 19
Weston Oregon notes describe the Normal basketball victory over Pearson academy 44 to 19 on January 31 and a 12 to 11 win by Wattsburg on January 24. Upcoming games include Pearson's academy February 7 and Wattsburg high February 8.
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Weston
Ore
Pearson Academy
Wattsburg
Pearson's Academy
Wattsburg High School
Negro Discharged From Insane Asylum and Leaves Town
Information from the court house indicates the negro who cut an air hose on a passenger train at North Powder and was committed to the insane asylum has been discharged and started east.
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North Powder
Insane Asylum
Court House
Jalem
Funeral of J. J. Cleeg Held in City
The funeral for J. J. Cleeg who died Tuesday February 4 at the family home from pneumonia was held in the afternoon at the I. D. B. church. The deceased leaves a wife and grown children.
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J. J. Cleeg
Pneumhonia
I. D. B& Church
Lowvee
Daly and Williama Rematch Headlines Friday Fight Card
A 15 round bout headlines Friday night action as Daly faces Williama in the main event. The card features local contenders and adds appeal with a potential title chance for the winner.
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Daly
Williama
Willams
Marriage License Issued to Hor ticon and Pearl Hantor
County Clerk Gilham issues a marriage license today to Avery Hor ticon of this city and Miss Pearl Hantor of Island City.
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Gilham
Avery Hor Ticon
Miss Pearl Hantor
Island City
Franklin Nelson and Miss Mary Johnson wed at Cove
Franklin Nelson and Miss Mary Johnson were married at Cove on February 3. The ceremony joined the couple in a local church service with family present.
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Cove
Franklin Nelson
Miss Mary 1
Johnson
Commissioner Brown Defends Records Against Chambers Claims
The speaker urges Mr Chambers to review bridge contract records before speaking to the press. He says he does not seek notoriety and questions the motives behind Chambers statements, noting election timing as a factor and warning against believing all claims. He vows to ignore pre election rhetoric if necessary.
Final Settlement Notice in Vander Muelen Estate
Notice is given that Anna Vander Meulen as executrix of the Vander Meulen estate files a final account. The Union County Oregon court fixes March 10 at 15:00 at the La Grande courthouse for hearing objections and final settlement. Dated February 4 in La Grande Oregon. Cochran & Cochran, attorneys for executrix.
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Fabert Vander Muelen
State of
Oregon
Union County
la Grands
Isid
la Grande
Thie
Anna Vander Meulen
Vander Meulin
Cochran & Cochran
Wfima Egbert
Union Nurseries Seeks Prices for Fruit and Shade Trees
Union Nurseries in Union Oregon advertises a large stock of apple cherry pear and shade trees at reasonable prices inviting readers to request price lists. The notice lists stock varieties and invites mail inquiries for price information.
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Union
Ore
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Oal
the People’s Store
Ofbra
Ben Brown
Lower Cove
N. W Schofield
Chunkielt
SeTeuaia
Esimateg
H.W. Behnke
Alker
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