Notice for Publication and Public Notices Compilation
Notices cover timber and land claims in Oregon including Irwin Smuts purchase proposal in La Grande and Anna M. Stearns estate settlement. Also notices for Nick Armones estate administrator, Adolph Lauer homestead final proof, and a dissolution suit between Sherman and W J Harvey with six weekly summons in Union County court.
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Nick Ar Mons
Union County
Oregon
Adams Avenue
la Grande
James G. Snodgrass
Niet Armoas
Cochran & Cochran
W. I. Harvey
W. J. Harvey
State of
Sherman Harvey
Elanor Harvey
Lucile Harvey
J. W. Knowles
Circuit Court of
State of Oregon
Gaid Court
la Grande Weekly Observer
Eugene Ashwill
Notice for Public Sale Timber Claim in Oregon
Notice is given that Walter B B Pratt of Allcel Oregon filed June 24 1900 an application No 06723 to purchase the NE quarter of section 8 township 2 south range 40 east Willamette Meridian timber and land under the Timber and Stone Law with value to be fixed by appraisal and land and timber to be sold as appraised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
WLR
Land Ofce
la Grande
Oregon
Irwin D. Smuts
Alicel
Willametts
United States Land Office
the Grands
U.S Land Office
Adolph Lauer
Range 38
Willamette Meridian
Register and Receiver
John Shilling
Henry J. Rehea
James Shilling
Rreu Ronrman
UrAnds
Department F the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Walter BB. Pratt
Allcel
East
Willamette
Quiet at Cairo as State Troops Guard After Slaying Funeral
Cairo, Feb 19. State troops guard the county jail to prevent a race riot after Halliday was killed by deputies yesterday. The city remains quiet with precautions in place and troops kept on duty through the funeral. Other victims are reported to be recovering.
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Cairo
Halliday
Hidden pact to settle bill ends in hasty escape
Three individuals conspired to evade repayment by trapping the walter and making him settle the bill, while the others would cover the walter. As the walter fumbled about the room, they slipped from the house one by one and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Walter
Bet Us Smile
A cheerful refrain praises a smile as a constant, uplifting influence that never wavers with distance and renews effort after failure. It frames optimism as valuable and free, with dimples of encouragement seen as a shared, priceless aid for anyone.
Oberlin’s Early Rules on Seating and Etiquette
A fragment from Oberlin Wisconsin recalls an early coeducation rule requiring one chair to separate a man and a woman in a room. A student’s perplexed question about the policy prompts a pointed inquiry into college manners.
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Oberlin
Wis
Sheriff Seeks Suspect in County Burglary Case
A county resident Jack Wright is arrested on burglary charges after theft of 40 to 60 fine bred chickens from a feeder. Sheriff W D Sappington arrives from Vancouver to take Wright into custody, with an accomplice already in The Dalles. Wright to be returned for trial tonight or tomorrow. A separate ad seeks a girl for general house work at corner of Second and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Sappington
Vancouver
Washington
Jack Wright
Wright
Dalles
Whiston Sermons Stir Large Audience at Popular Amusements
Whiston drew a large crowd last night on Popular Amusements with two men baptized at the close. Tonight he speaks on Up and Down and Longman will sing as special music fills the program. Bible School at 9 45. Whiston will present The Old Love at 21 and A Startling Question at 7 30. As meetings near completion, Whiston promises his best. Don’t miss one.
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Whiston
Longman
Officials visit jail to pattern new county facilities
County Judge Olmstead and Commissioners Litch and Locke of Wallowa county returned home after examining the Alon county jail steel cells and ordering a duplicate system. Wallowa courthouse modeled after this one with minor interior changes to fit conditions. The two courthouses are described as the finest in the eastern part of the state considering construction costs.
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Olmstead
Regular Morning Service At M. 2. Church
Morning service will be held at the M. 2. Church in the customary hours with the usual rites and congregational participation.
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M. 2
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna M. Brearns
J. F. Stearns
Anna M. Starns
Bialex Land Office
la Grands
Bio Parchese Belore Emury
Sling Wa
Met Witch
Ie Eptry
Bramwell, Register
Sumi
Ons
Olrowlt Court of the Mate of
B. Harvey
Piaintif
Willcock
Sheriff
FETC
Sappington
General Houseark
Charles Cochran
Second
The
United Press Telegraph Service
County Court OF
Wallowa
Olympic
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