Local Items Highlight Walla Walla Pendleton Visit and City News
Local notes report Mies Francis Cross visiting friends in Walla Walla and Pendleton during exam week. Dr G W O Conner returns from Baker City for several days of business. Wall ace Keeney funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev E B Hays officiating. Capitol Stock funds woolen mill at Sellwood near Salem. Grand ball and reception planned at new Court House in La Grande. City council chambers remodeling to expand and improve administration.
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Mies Francis Cross
Walla Walla
Pendleton
G W O'Conner
Baker City
H C Gilham
Margaret Anson
Wallace Keeney
Presbyterian Church
E B Hays
Washington
Reeve Marian
Adams Ave
Depot Street
Capitol
Sellwood
Salem
Union County
New Court House
la Grande
F EB Moore
Frank Mytenger
San Francisco
J H Mytenger
Philippines
A B Galloway
Blake Mek al Vompany
Galloway
QO E Harper
la Grande Creamery Co Ia
la Grande Creamery
City Recorder
Regular Meeting Notice for Btar Eccsampment No 31100
Members of Btar Eccsampment No 31100 are urged to attend the regular meeting Thursday at the LOOF Hall. Business of importance will be discussed and full attendance is desired.
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Btar
Still In The Race Quality Shoe Store Prices Displayed
The store remains in the race with bargain prices shown in the window. The plain figures are meant to speak for themselves as customers listen to the story of price reduction.
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Aboe Biigaine
Restaurant invites diners to enjoy good eating at moderate cost
The notice pitches a dining spot as welcoming to those who value good cooking and service at reasonable prices. It promises a combination of quality food and hospitality aimed at people who appreciate the good things in life without extravagance.
Doctor returns from Baker City trip with health notes
Dr O Conner came back from a business trip to Baker City. Attorney Or Finn hopes to leave for California tonight for his health. J Blak oversees Sugar Up beet lands near Unionia and plans to plant 1000 acres this spring. Col Jadeon of the O R 4 N Co scouts land office plaza for a home seekers colony on government land. Clyde Seitzis injured in a bicycle collision near a crosswalk. his face and hand were damaged in the impact.
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O'Conner
Baker City
Finn
California
J. Blak
Unionia
Col. Jadeon
Clyde
Eas. Oregon Normal School Seeks Dormitory Funding
R. E. French, president of the Eas. Oregon Normal School at We'en, travels to Salem to advocate for a $55,000 appropriation before the legislature. A girls dormitory is requested in a bill by Rep. W. G. Cole as current facilities are inadequate for the growing female student body.
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R.E French
Eas
Ero
Oregon Normal School
We'en
Salem
Schoo A Oa
W G. Cole
Lady Studenta
Osborn in Portland as telephony firm manager
G O Osborn, manager of a telephone company, is noted in Portland. Jersey Cream Patent Flour and Romig and Staples Grocers are referenced in the brief item.
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G.O Osborn
The
Telephone Company
Portland
Jersey
WCTU Meeting Tomorrow at Mrs Simmon's Home
Attention readers find the Ladies of the WCTU scheduled to meet tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the home of Mrs Simmons. Business of importance will be discussed and full attendance is requested. Lost items and a for sale notice appear alongside these notices.
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WCTU
Mragd Simmons
Osteopathy and Health Laws of Nature
The article explains health as obedience to Nature's laws, linking normal body framework and blood circulation to nerve function and overall vitality. It states Osteopathy can set the body right and nature completes the rest, ending with a brief bread advertisement for Jersey Cream Flour.
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United States Land Office
la Grande Investment Co
J. A. Arbuckle
Black and
Whit
Pepperell Mills
Poland
China
Imbler
Old Town la Gradde
Cor. 2
Adan Avenue
Slater Building
Grande Ronde Cash Company
Lewis and
S. D. Crowe
the Golden Rule Company
Adams
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