Mild Cold Snap Differs as Weather Warms Briefly
The La Grande region saw temperatures around eight degrees above zero this morning as a cold snap eased. A U S Weather Bureau forecast predicted fair weather tonight and tomorrow while a conference on moral and religious education in higher learning highlighted discussions at Wealey College and the University of North Dakota.
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United States
Wallace N. Stearns
Wealey College
University of North Dakota
Day of Education Meeting Highlights Religious Education Convention
The Washington gathering February 14 focused on departmental sessions with speakers from across the country. The college and university section featured a six member committee report outlining results and guidance.
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Washington
College and University
Committee of Six
Brick residences planned for this city this spring
Contractor and brick manufacturer George Krieger says 10 or a dozen brick residences will be built this spring and summer as soon as work can proceed to advance construction.
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George Krieger
Inspector from postoffice Department to visit Baker City
William Troenseegaard an inspector from the postoffice department is in Baker City amid rumors of a visit to Sumpter to address alleged stock misrepresentation. Borough residents report concerns about wildcat securities and possible irregularities, with investigations into second class mail matter and a postoffice record of uncalled materials.
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William Troenseegaard
Postoffice Department
Drowla
Baker City
Bome
Sumpter
Major Buck
Washington
Baker
Post Office Department
Baker Postoffice
Herald
Lachner
Spokesman-Review
Postoffice
Tiper
Post Office
Review
Telegram
Journal of Portland
Fruit Shipper Karl Stackland Sees Strong Weekly Totals
Karl J. Stackland, a busy valley fruit shipper, reports 110 carloads of apples sent in the past week destined for Colorado and Texas. He expects 15 to 20 more cars to be loaded, aided by refrigerators supplied by the R N. Prices have softened from fall highs, but profits remain and investment in fruit land continues.
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Karl J. Stackland
Colorado
Texas
Mr. Stockland
Bargain Department at The People’s Store
The store highlights its bargain department with remnants and odd lots from staples. It notes steady patron appreciation and thousands of dollars in sales over recent months, promising continued offerings as stock turnover provides new items.
Bargain Linen and Dress Goods Sale At Outings Store
Many items listed with low prices including linen towels Huck towels stockings hose and undergarments. A large fall of spring dress goods arrives with Pajamas Voiles batistes novelty suitings and silks offered at 25 to 75 percent below actual value for early selection.
Meeting plans shape support for Ellis in city gathering
Residents say Senator Fulton backs Baker City and accuse him of taking orders from federal headquarters. Litigation is expected mainly from the Umatilla reservation. Tonight's meeting will pass resolutions to strengthen Ellis and invites all business and professional people.
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Ellis
Fulton
Baker City
Enator
Poseo
Hin
Umatilla
Pendleton
East
Oregonian
Five Years in Prison for Burglary in Elgin
In Oregon v Featherson the court followed jury mercy and sentenced the convicted burglar of a bottle of whiskey from Mike Nelson's saloon in Elgin to the minimum five years. In Chicago James R Garfield urged public control of forests lands and interstate corporations to avert revolution.
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State of
Oregon
Thomas Featherson
Mike Nelson
Elgin
Chicago
Hamilton Club
James R. Garfield
Roosevelt
Uree Seeks Federal Court Seat at City Meeting
At 7 30 this evening the Commercial association will hold a special meeting to decide action to strengthen the city's bid for the new federal court district. The gathering aims to counter Pendleton's claims to headquarters.
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Uree
Commercial Association
Federal Court District
Pendleton
Republicans Meet to Plan Campaign as Bond Approved
County Republican chairman Chas. B. Cochran calls a meeting in the city for all party members and candidates or potential candidates to discuss the coming campaign. Snow covers the Palouse eight inches, delaying travel but aiding farmers. A $119,000 bond has been approved by the department and the La Grande land office commission may be dated March 1, affecting quarterly reports.
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Republican Party
Chas. BE. Cochran Than
Bramwell
Department
Thia Commission
la Grande
Severe Winter Snowstorm Paralyzes Towns and Roads
Washington dispatch reports a blizzard sweeping the country this winter. Snow began at 4, wind from the south by 6, temperatures dropping. Several inches fallen with drifts two to four feet deep. Work halted and roads deserted as blinding snow and wintry gales hinder travel.
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Jonn
Male
What the Caar Could Not Do In Copenhagen Tale
Fragmentary historical tale describes a humorous exchange between a czar and a king of Denmark during a drive in Copenhagen. The czar boasts about power over subjects while the king points to a high tower. The king challenges the czar to command a subject to climb and jump, then to sleep in the hut as a sign of leadership.
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Caar
Cear
Russia
Denmark
Copenhagen
Aged Woman Margaret Argus Dies at 108 in Canada
The oldest woman to Canada, Mrs. Margaret Argus, aged 108 years, died in New Westminster B C on February 13. She was born in Fermanagh County Ireland on August 15 1800.
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New Westminster
B.C
Canada
Margaret Argus
al Nesbitt
B. C
Fermanagh County
Ireland
Agaust
Sights MOCing the Mare: four building contractors listed
Fragment shows four building contractors associated with MOCing the Mare project. No clear names or dates present, but suggests construction activity and contractor involvement. Further readable details are limited.
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Mare
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Christ In Associations
Young People's Societies
Fant
George Palmer
Bargain Department
The
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Opera House
Attention
March & PF
C. Bramwell
Palouse
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