Local Items: Various Oregon and Washington travel and visits
No school Monday for Washingtons birthday holiday in Oregon. Miss Kate Woodruff travels to Elgin. Eugene Holmes heads home to Wallowa. County Clerk Ed Wright attends Portland business. Tracy Neuman returns from Portland. Fred B. Currey visits Figin. Att'y E Denham goes to Higin. Mayor M K Hall visits Imbler. J D Casey and family from Hilliard visit. Editor George Solbird handles Union business. Howard Gaunt arrives from Portland. George Pilgre, Boise valley granger, in La Grande en route to Portland. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson of North Powder visit. Mrs G Lt Pleger and daughter return from Walla Walla. H T Routh and FB Seow, wireless telegraph prognosticators, in Union on business. Dan Hines, now touring Oregon and Tahoe, in city. Mixer Tickles show seats filling. Penkoke and Jakie Jacobs son return from Paper Junction. Bragg, Baker, and Lindgren back from Enterprise after Knights of Pythias reception. Enterprise team earns free honors in drill. M J Duffy from Cove reports M B Reese improving.
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George Pilgre
Boise Valley
la Grande
Portland
Charles Johnson
North Powder
Mornne
H. T. Routh
FB. P. Seow
Wireless Telegraph
Union
Dan Hines
City Grocery
Oregon
Tahoe
Penkoke
Jakie’ Jacobsson
George Palmer
Paper Junction
Kh. BE. Bragg
Baker
Geo. Lindgren
Enterprise
Cordis
Knights of Pythias
Wee
M. J. Duffy
Cove
M. B. Reese
House Remains In Session
The House delegates report continuations on a busy day with bills spanning 24 hour factory work rules a Seattle file board appropriation and agricultural college measures. A conference committee on state printing indications signals no immediate reform and a June reconvening set to 12 30 until 1924 while the chamber eyes a late night adjournment.
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Senate
Seattle
Debt collection leads to warrant arrest near city
A warrant was sworn for J Vandermuellen after a bill dispute with J W White. Vandermuellen, stopped westbound near the city as 24 minutes of time passed, paid the debt when confronted by Officer Fasik and was allowed to continue his journey.
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J. Vandermuellen
J. W. White
Treat
Vander Welles
Fasik
Colonial club reception dazzles with colonial theme
The Philatheon society of the Preabsterian church hosted a Colonial era reception at the Silverthorn residence corner Male and First. Frank Rolston portrayed General George Washington in period garb as guests enjoyed games, pantomimes, a hatchet centerpiece, and a New England supper for about two dozen attendees.
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Philatheon Society of the Preabsterian Church
FE. Bliverthorn
George Washington
Frank Rolston
Silverthorn
Mansager
New England
McMillan Dentistry and Local Church Schedule Noted
Dr W D McMillan Painless Dentistry and La Grande National Bank appear in an item alongside Central Church of Christ notices. Morning worship at 9 45 a m sermon at 2 0 m titled Politting Christ s Law and junior programs at 6 30 p m led by Rev H Wing with preaching services.
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Dr. W. D. McMillan
Denistry
la Grande National Bank
Bile School
H. Wing
Farewell Letter From Local Residents Before Move
We expect to leave La Grande for Everett Washington on Thursday February 26. After nine years here we offer to pay for what we bought. If anyone has a bill against us please present it now. If we have wronged you seek full satisfaction. Our mistakes are many but one will be good toward all. With kindest wishes.
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la Grande
Everett
Wash
Thoreday
Roy
New Pastor Secured for Central Church of Christ
Central Church of Christ announces the arrival of new pastor Ford Ellis of Bethany Nebraska. Ellis will preach at La Grand on Sunday March 7 and begins work with the church, expected to lead an aggressive ministry with a Bible school and active services.
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Central Church of Christ
Ford Ellis
Bethany
Neb
Ellie
la Grands
Filia Ils
Christ
King i
Dental
Tocal Factory Byproduct Sparks Riches and Food Use
A byproduct from the tocal factory was discarded in large amounts to enrich a few, while food manufacturers found it valuable for mixing with other stock foods. The report notes the conflicting outcomes between waste disposal profits and practical food applications.
By-Product Molasses Finds Market Value at Gow Prices
Eastern stock food manufacturers offer $14.50 f. o. b. Chicago for molasses pumped by Amalgamated Sugar into Grande Ronde river as a worthless by-product of beet sugar. The shift marks a new market for the by-product once deemed worthless.
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Chicago
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
Kate Woodruff T
Elgin
Eugene Holmes
Wallowa
Ed Wright
Tracy Neuman
Thia Morn
Fred B. Currey
Figin
E. Denham
Higin
M. K. Hall
Imbler
J. D. Casey
Hilliard
George Solbird
Howard Gaunt
Riety
Mittee
Nor Wnelda
Vandermuellen
Bind
H. King
Tocal
New York
Ness
D.M. Hunt
LA Grande, Oregon
Ferguson
Terly
ALVN
Ladies Home Journal
The
H. J. Hockenberry
Observer Office
Pastime Theatre
Perems & French
Bob—McKensiey
Eeva
Film
Perrin
Hees
Ask Central
ED. Propege
N. K. West
T. J. Scroggin
Wm. Miller
E. Coolidge
United States National Bank
Capital Stock
C. T. Bacon
J. E. Coolidge
J. L. Cavines
Frank Coniey
A. T. Him
Daily Observer
Curtis Comedy Co
Steward Opera House