Last Regular Council Meeting Before New Members Take Office
The present city council plans its final regular session this evening with three members attending one last time. A possible special meeting may precede the next regular session before the new council takes office. Ward changes include W. M. Monroe retiring as First Ward president, to be succeeded by E. C. Davies. second ward sees E. V. Andrews replaced by Clarence Mackerr. third ward saw W. J. Church remaining, and fourth ward will have Robert Findley replacing John Sheak.
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W. M. Monroe
E. C. Davie
E. V. Andrws
Clance Mackerr
W. J. Church Carceeds
Robert Findley
Tohn Sheak
Opening of New Hill Line Realizes Central Oregon Access
Portland March 1 official announcement marks the opening of railway communication with Central Oregon via the Hill lines. Passenger and freight service begins between Clarke Washington and Madras Oregon, extending over 100 miles up the Deschutes Valley. The line opens fertile government land totaling about 5 million acres to immediate development.
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Portland
Oregon
Hill Lines
Clarke, Wash
Columbia River
Madras
Ore
Deschutes
Man of intellect and a Gibson girl remark
The San Francisco preacher Horatio Stelpina, noted for broad mind and scholarly interests, is remembered by his charming daughter. A visitor teasingly calls her a rural Gibson girl, prompting a humorous exchange with his wife about the meaning of Gibson.
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Horatio Stelpina
San Francisco
Wes
San Franelisco Agroneut
Change For the Better Piano Lesson Tale
A Baltimore family’s nine year old boy, trained by parents to practice daily, shows a mature wit when asked about a new piece. He explains the piano was not new but tuned, revealing a practical view of an instrument’s value. The anecdote appears in Lippincott's.
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Baltimore
Tug and Barges on the River Bridge Conversation
Sho Won, a thoughtful talker, and a decisive woman observe a tug guiding a line of barges upriver. He muses on life while she cuts in, noting the tug blows and the barges bear the burden, a quick, pointed rearrangement of roles.
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Sho
Not So Bad Wig Jibe Stuns Birmingham Age Herald
Comic quip from the Birmingham Age Herald questions a man’s reputation and pivots on a joke about a wig. The dialogue lampoons social judgment and gossip with a playful jab about appearances and honesty.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Dining Hint From Fletcher On Eating Posture
Fletcher advises holding the face down to keep the tongue vertical while eating. The Chicago Record-Herald explains the habit should be practiced by getting down on hands and knees to eat. The quote ends with the line There is but one virtue the eternal sacrifice of self spoken by George Sand.
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Fletcher
The
Chicago Record-Herald
George Sand
Wedding Confusion Sparks Lighthearted Exchange
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a guest misaddressing the groom at a wedding as he congratulates the bridegroom. The bride’s father Sam responds warmly, accepting the well wishes and lightening the moment.
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Sam
Chicago Tribune
Very Lucky Humorist Laughs at Fate
A humorist laments not getting what he deserves for his jokes while his friend Taledo Diade consoles him. The exchange frames a light moment of misfortune and solidarity between two named characters.
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Taledo Diade
When a Man Falls Back on Oaths in Documents
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of oaths in legal or official documents. The readable portion hints at trust, credibility, and the impact of sworn statements in formal records.
Cash Register for Sale at Midget Market
A first class national cash register is offered for sale at the Midget meat market for 50 dollars. The notice calls it a great bargain and appeals to buyers seeking a discounted unit.
E La Grande Lodge meets Thursdays at 8 PM
P O El Grande Lodge No 433 meets each Thursday evening at 8 oclock at Elk's club corner of Depot street and Washington avenue. Visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend. Dr G L Biggers Ex Rul Huch McCall Rec Sec
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P.O. E
la Grande Lodge No. 433
Elk’s Club
Depot Street
Washington Avenue
Vinlting Brothers
G. L. Biggers
Huch McCall
Rec
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la Grande Camp No
ZiMMERMAN Osteopart Physician Practice Details
Fo W ZiMMERMAN osteopath physician lists Summer Building rooms 7 8 9 10 with home and main phone numbers. Successor to Dr C E Moore and Dr H L Underwood with Dr Dora J Underwood at Wright Drug Store, offering eye diseases and surgery.
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FO. W. Zimmerman
Pacific
Main
C. E Moore
H. L. Underwood
Dora J. Underwood
Wright Drug Store
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the Print Shop
Evening Observer
Main 13
Literary
Life Publishing Company
West 31St Street
New York
LIFE
Clarke
Blue Mountain
Danda
Pomade
Wright Drug Co
the Fraternal Orders
la Grande
Woodmen OF the World
la Grande Lodge No
K. P. Hall
D. Fitzgerald
C. Cc
J. H. Keeney
L R. Snook
D. B. Cox
Knights OF Pythias
Red Ord Lodge No
Castle Hall
Old Elk’s
Pythian
Jhss Paul
C. C. R. L. Lincoln, M
O. E
Hope
O. C
Col Ally
Mary A. Warnick
Pauline Ederles
W. M
Women OF Woodcraft—Crami Ronde Circle No. 47
Walenme Whloe Robinson
G. M. Lizzie Ellsworth
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
N. Molitor
Adams Ave
Realdence
H. Upton
la Grande National Bank
Resldence
A. L. Richardson
M. D
J. W. Loughlin
Richardson & Loughlin
Richardson
J.C. Price
D. M
Black
R. L. Lincoln
Lilly's
P. A. Charlton
Hill's
Attorneys AT Law
Cochran & Cochran
Chas. E. Cochran
Geo. T. Cochran
JT Grande National Bani Bldg
T. H. Crawford
aAttorney
Th State
United States
la Grande National
Grande
D. W. C. Nelson
Baker City
Messenger and Delivery Service
Central Messenger
H.kesler
Holverson
Savoy Hotel
D. C. Brichoux
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