Taft Campaign Schedule Targets New England and Midwest
Secretary Taft plans a busy campaign week starting in New England with speeches in Concord New Hampshire and New Haven Connecticut. Yale support and a Connecticut Taft club escort highlight his east visit while Hugo ends in Buffalo at the Ellicott club dinner. Concurrently Governor Hughes heads to Chicago for the Union League banquet. Delegates from Ohio Missouri and Oklahoma Kansas prime Taft prospects as Bryan leads in those states.
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Washington
Taft
New England
Hughes
Taft Club
Concord
N. H
New Haven
Republican Club
Yale Corporation
Conecticut
Frank Butterworth
Yale
Lttsh
Stokes
Buffalo
Ellicott Club
Cannon Territory
Union League Club of
Chicago
Ohio
Bidney
Warren
Missouri
Sedalia
St. Charles
Oklahoma
Kansas
Denver
Bryan
Pioneer irrigation trial in Fly valley Blue mountains
W G Warman, the sole permanent settler in Fly valley near Pendleton, undertakes a fruit orchard and meadow project at about 4900 feet. He salts seeds to deter rabbits and works with the agrostological bureau to select grasses. If successful, thousands of mountain acres in the Blue mountains may be cultivated.
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Blue Mountains
Umatilla County
W. G. Warman
Fly Valley
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Mr. Warman
Warman
Fiy Valley
Meacham and
Kamela
Mountain districts see expanding cultivated lands
The text notes that vast tracts of land above about 4400 feet are expected to yield good crops, with annual increases in cultivated area in the mountain districts.
Urge to Register Before Primaries and Initiative Access
The notice warns that without registration a voter cannot sign nominating petitions or vote in the primaries. It also states unregistered individuals will not receive by mail copies of the June initiative laws from the secretary of state. Do not delay. register now.
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la Grande
A. B.C
Secretary of State
Petition for Hard Cider Liquor License in Hilgard
Union County voters petition the county court to grant Nile Halverson a license to sell hard cider in Hilgard Oregon starting March 1908. Nils Solverson announces intent to apply March 4 1908 for license to sell in quantities under one gallon. Local merchants ads urged to read Observer for store news.
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County Court
Union County
Oregon
Hilgard
Nile Halverson
P. Garvey
John Rogers
D. W. Sanford
Jos. Lafferty
Pat Daly
Lee Young
J. H. Young
Geo, Dreher
Ed Peterson
William Cantrell
Mat Anderson
Ed Sailing
la Grande
Nils Solverson
Woodmen Lodges Record Meeting Dates and Halls
Woodmen of the World La Grande Lodge No. 163 meets first and third Friday in Corpe building K P hall. Visiting members welcome. La Grande Aerie No. 269 meets every Friday at 8 p.m. in Bikes hall. Visiting brethren invited to attend.
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Woodmen of the World
la Grande Lodge No
K. of P. Hall
Corpe Building
M. M. Manquatis
J. H. Keeney
la Grande Aerie No
D. H. Proctor
W. P. J. H. Leifhman
M. B. of A
O. F. Tall
Salvage
J. & Arbuckle
J. Vanderporl
Pythian Sisters Rowena Temple Announces Meeting Time
Rowena Temple No 9 Pythian Sisters meet Thursdays at 1 p.m. in the Corpe building K of F hall. Visiting members cordially invited. Officers Lizzie Haworth M EB C Eunice Procter M of R & C.
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Rowena Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Corpe
Lizzie Haworth
Eunice Procter
Fraternal group notices for La Grande area events
Multiple fraternal lodge notices list meeting times and venues in La Grande. Hive No 27 L O M meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 3 pm with visiting members welcome. Brotherhood of Owls La Grande Nest 17 meets Tuesdays at 7. Visiting brothers invited. Court Maid Marian No 23 meets Wednesdays at Bikehall with attending brothers invited. Various other lodges including M A F and M B of A outline regular meetings and inviting members.
Pythians Lodge Meetings Invite Knights to Attend
K of P Red Cross Lodge No 37 meets Monday evenings in Castle Hall Corpe building. Crystal Lodge No 50 meets Tuesday evenings at the LO Federal lodge. Visited knights welcome. D H PROCTOR C C R lL LINCOLN EK of R & 8 Laura Stiles N J Jennie Smith Secretary
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Red Cross Lodge No
Castle Hall
Corpe
D. H. Proctor
C. C. R. Ll. Lincoln
Learn Chartier shorthand for business colleges in Pacific Northwest
Learn Chartier shorthand, the shortest system, used in leading business colleges in Portland, Seattle, Spokane, and Tu soma. Ten rules, 63 word aligns, no prefixes, suffixes, contractions or omissions. Students take dictation after three weeks’ study. Call Miss Cates, Black 1691, 2 ser.
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Call
Miss Cates
La Grande Lodge 633 Meeting Notice
La Grande Lodge No. 633 meets Thursdays at o'clock on Adams Avenue for Ellis' ball. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. W. B. Bargent, remalted Ruler, G.B. McCully, Ree. Bes.
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B. P.O. EB
la Grande Lodge No
Ellis’ Ball
Adams Avenue
Freemason Lodge Invites Visitors and Notifies Cemetery Plat
Loowr La Grande Lodge No. 16 meets each Saturday night in their hall. Visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend. A cemetery plat may be seen at Model Restaurant. T. J. Brogin N G D, BE Cox secretary. Co J Vanderpoerl Fin Geo
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M. W. A. la Grande Camp No
Hell
E. C., Davis
C. D. E. Cox
la Grande Lodge No. 16
Model Restaurant
T. J. Bcroggin
BE. Cox
Co. J. Vanderpoerl
Fin
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N. L. Ackles
B. L. Leavitt
G. V. Hendricks
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Oscar Berger
Herbert Paderson
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Odd Fellows' Hall
D. B. Cox
C. P
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Laura Stiles
Jennie Smith
Secretarr
Staniels & Bugg
School of Music
Selder
Prof. Day
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
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G. BE. M’cully
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