Local items note travel and business in La Grande area
Local items list visits from Kinwa to Wallowa and Baker City. Several residents travel, visit relatives, and attend banks and business meetings. Public notices mention a July 1 tree ride for old soldiers and a Grande Ronde bridge project. Weather records report a sultry, hot day with a government thermometer reading.
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Andy Harris
Kinwalowe
H. Finn
Hot Lake
J. H. Mimmaugh
Wallowa
Thomas Wade
Island City
Thomas Loftus
Starkey
Machinut
C. O. Wehre
Kansas City
Susie Walk
Willie Walk
Ed Murphy
North Powder
la Grande
W. Ri. C
BR. V. Yates
Aimmona
Elgin
Charles Melquist
Baker City
Wallowa County
Oscar Hopper
Portland
J. P. Black
Phoenix
Arizona
Josh Hopper
E. Rinehart
Corp
Blao
Arbor
Williamzon
Ide Wiliam
University of Oregon
Bea‘pide
Reception Honors Salt Lake Officials at Stoddard Home
About eighty people gathered at the Georgy Stoddard residence to honor high church officials from Salt Lake. Before the west bound train arrived, guests were entertained informally and light refreshments were served.
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Georgy Stoddard
Salt Lake
Baseball game planned for the Fourth at the ball park
Bruce of Sherwood's Electric manages a game between gang men and Cueners at the ball park this Fourth afternoon about five o'clock. Boosters practiced last night while business men head home this afternoon. William Miller and George Cleaver, along with Rev Logan, are among those expected to attend as Rev W. W. Deal and family visit Union.
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Bruce
Sherwood
Wil
Ball Park
William Miller
George Cleaver
Logan
W. W. Deal
Family of
Union
Deal
Taft Leaves Cabinet to Be War Secretary Wright Chosen
Washington June 20 William H Taft resigns from the cabinet and Luke E B Wright of Tennessee succeeds him as secretary of war Wright a former Confederate veteran with a long public career including attorney general in Shelby county governor of the Philippines commission and ambassador to Japan Wright enjoys broad support from Union veterans and Republican leaders as he takes office and Taft to organize his campaign forces and meet party leaders tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Luke EB. Wright
Tennessee
Taft
Republican National Committee
Representative Sherman
Luke Wright
Ie & Comfederat
Dews
Ile
Wright
Memphis
Philippine Commission
Uncle Sam's Islands
Far East
Japan
Accident and long layover near Perry and La Grande
A brief incident report notes an accident followed by a return to La Grande after reaching Perry. The group reportedly remained there for lunch and the event was held until about 1 o'clock.
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Perry
la Grande
Pidmengere
Nashville Students Impress at Steward's Opera House
The Nashville Students gave their show last night to a small audience, praised for lively entertainment. The performance drew a fair mood from attendees and a repeat show is promised for tonight at Steward's Opera House with ticket prices 10, 20, and 30 cents.
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Nashville
Steward's Opera House
Dentist McMillan Advertises Painless Extractions
Dr W D McMillan dentist offers painless extractions and specialized care for children's teeth. Located in the La Grande National Bank Building. Finder asked to return to the Observer office with a June 25 possible Elgin train reference noted.
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W. D. McMillan
Red
la Grande National Bank
Elgin
Observer Office
Train timetable fragments for Portland Elgin and La Grande
Mixed and passenger trains listed with arrival and departure times for No 1 No 6 and No 3 services. Includes Elgin Branch schedules with a Neguisar mixed train La Grande timing and a logging train that leaves at 12 30 p m and returns at 7 45 p m.
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Elgin
Neguisar
la Grande
Train 1 Delayed by Freight Wreck Near Perry
Westbound freight No. 2 derailed a truck from a care car at Perry this morning delaying passenger train No. 1. A wrecking crew was dispatched to the scene to straighten the track and restore service.
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Perry
New Theory Promoted By L T Cooper On Stomach Health
A young man named L T Cooper advocates a theory that the human stomach is central to most diseases. He claims a proper stomach causes health and that many fevers and ailments originate from stomachic conditions. Testimonials from A C Brock praise the remedy, noting weight gain and improved appetite after using Cooper medicine.
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L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Eixtern
Gestive Ratus
A. C. Brock
Brock Restaurant
Market District
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