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Chautauqua Meetings Discussed for Oregon State
The article notes two Chautauqua organizations in Oregon City and Ashland and compares Ashland’s smaller size with La Grande’s potential. It argues La Grande could secure a Chautauqua and contends such programs would prove worthwhile if established, praising the speakers and teachers highlighted in notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theri
Oregon City
Ashland
la Grande
Californians Boost Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Visit
One hundred Californians under the California Promotion Committee left San Francisco on June 12 for a special train trip to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. The eleven coaches and dynamo car featured telephones and wireless telegraph, presenting a mobile social club. The group aimed to strengthen friendship and commercial ties among Pacific slope states, advocating a regional union to boost the fair’s success and regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pacific Slope
Rockies
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Arizona
Washington
Homeward banker couple tours Pacific Northwest
F L Meyers cashier of La Grade National and treasurer elect of the Oregon State Bankers Association returned from Seattle where he and Mrs Meyers attended the tri state bankers convention. They visited Victoria New Westminster and Vancouver on side trips enjoying ideal weather and reporting strong patronage at the fair. Meyers noted the booster mood in Vancouver and said his offices in the state bankers association are highly regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Meyers
la Grade National
Oregon State Banker's Association
Seattle
Special Elgin to La Grande Train Excursion July Fifth
Details outline a special train from Elgin and stops to La Grande for July 5 celebrations. Departure from Elgin is 8:00 AM arriving 9:00 AM, return at 10:30 PM. Round trip fares 1.00, children 50 cents. other listed stations include Imbler Alicel Wand Island City with small variations. La Grande band will greet arrivals with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
la Grande
Imbler
Alicel
Wand
Island City
County clerks issue coyote and cougar bounty warrants
The county clerk's office reports two weeks of activity issuing warrants totaling 136.50 dollars. Thirty dollars covers cougar skins while the rest pays for coyotes. Hunters are misreading the law as only a coyote scalp has been submitted. the law requires a whole skin for warrants.
Russell Case Remanded in Train Death Damages
In Salem the Circuit Court reverses and remands a $7500 damage award to J. A. Russell for his son J. Donald Russell's death at Perry in July 1907. The court says negligence was not proven as the O R and N train was thirty minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Russell
Salem
Justice McBride
Circuit Court of
Union County
J. Donald Russell
Perry
Bay
The Man of Mystery Shines In Taylor Brock Co. Return
The Taylor Brock Co presenting The Fighting Hope at the Pastime in La Grande earns high praise for both the company and Mr. Taylor. The Man of Mystery opens tonight with a matinee tomorrow offering a 20 cent souvenir with tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Brock Co
la Grande
Taylor
Man of
Mystery
Good Show at Scenic Vaudeville Week
A Scenic program features Petrie and Budd eccentric comedians who draw large calls back by La Grande audiences. Rosa and Green also win friends as "The Carnival at Nice, 1909" film showcases gorgeous floats in bright clarity. Tonight is the last show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenic
Petrie and
Budd
la Grande
Rosa
Green
Nice
Park Seis Purchased at ASI La Grande Park Authorized
A deal closed this afternoon transferring 14 acres from E Z Carbine to the La Grande Park Commission for 1400 dollars. The city anticipates a fine park area with cleanup to begin soon. Local ladies and residents contributed through fundraisers and donations to support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Seis
ASI
E. Z. Carbine
la Grande Park Commission
Oregon
la Grande
Te Park
Dr King's New Discovery Saves Boy With Consumption
A Springfield merchant recalls doctors declaring his son hopeless from consumption. After three weeks with Dr King's New Discovery the boy recovered fully. The medicine claims to cure coughs and colds and lung diseases, with a free trial bottle and $1 guarantee. Newlin Drug offers the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Bleven
Sprinfield
N. C
Dr. King
Mr. Blevens
Newlin Drug
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