Portland Cattle Loan Co organized with $1 million fund
Portland announces the organization of the Portland Cattle Loan company with a one million dollar fund to loan to farmers and stockmen in the Pacific Northwest. The plan supports buying cattle for fattening and feeding, aims to keep cattle in the Columbia River basin, and benefits multiple states beyond Oregon and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Portland Cattle Loan Company
Sai D. C. Lively
Une Jon Stockyards Company
Idaho
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Migsouri
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Eagles Hold Annual Indiana Convention in Logansport
The Fraternal Order of Eagles opens its state convention in Logansport with a large Indiana delegation and a street parade. Tuesday will cover convention business including officer elections while Kansas City official Conrad H Mann is set to speak at the banquet. The city decorates for the event and offers ample entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Indiana
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Local Physicians and Professionals Listing in La Grande
Directory-style notice lists N Molitor M V physician at Adams Ave and Depot St corner with office and residence numbers. Also Richardson Loughlin H Underwood Upton Crawford and Neison shown with specialties and contact points in La Grande Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Molitor
M. v
Adams Ave
Depot Street
C. H. Upton
la Grande National Bank
City to levy special assessment for La Grande improvement
La Grande Oregon council plans a special assessment on property within Chaplin's addition to fund an improvement estimated at 14780 dollars. The meeting is set for June 7 1912 in the council chamber to hear objections from aggrieved property owners. City Recorder C M Humphreys signs the notice dated May 24 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
N. W
City of
la Grande
Oregon
C. M. Humphreys
The Good Citizen and the Adventurer
A fine contrast between the citizen and the adventurer. The speaker argues the city thrives when individuals contribute to its well being rather than extract from it. He notes true city business is to get good and to do good, not merely to profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Thomas R. Sticer
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Suydam Bankrupt
In the district court of Oregon Cornealious E Suydam of La Grande Union county is adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is June 16 1911 at 10 am in the La Grande referee in bankruptcy office to prove claims appoint trustee and examine the bankrupt. All claims must be verified according to bankruptcy forms before filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Oregon
Cornealious
la Grande
Oregon
Notice of Street Improvement in La Grande Oregon
Notice in pursuance of a city council resolution of December 15 1909 creating Improvement District No 13 for North Fir street. The district runs from Monroe avenue south curb line to the south line of 7th avenue with macadam roadway proposed. Affects east halves of specified blocks in Predmore and Chaplin additions and other listed parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
la Grande
Oregon
North Fir Street
Monroe Avenue
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Black & Pratt
Real Estate and Insurance
C. T. Darley
D, Fitzgerald
Perry Pneumatic Water Systems
Samson Wind
Richardson & Boynton
Bay
Zweifel
Grande Ronde Meat CO
George Palmer Lumber Co
Meeting of Eagles
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
A. L. Richardson
H. L. Underwood
Geo. W. Zimmerman
Pacific
C. E. Moore
J. C. Price
D. M
Roon
Black
P. A. Charlton
Hill
Attorneys AT Law
Cochran & Cochran
Chas, BE. Cochran
Geo. T. Cochran
la Grande National Bank Bidg
la Grande, Oregon
T. H. Crawford
United States
la Grande National Bang Bidg
W. C. Neison
Baker City
Phone
Ana Yor
J. R. Oliver
Messenger
H. Kesler
Hodgin
Nue
Navoy Hotel
D. C. Brichoux
Grocery
del Monte
Tharn
O'Connell
Cigar Store
Observer
Rome
Corner Depot
Jefferson St
John Melville
J. H. PE Sre
U. S. Land Office
Adams Avenue
Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co
Ave
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