Western Idaho Seeks Six Club Intermountain League
A letter from Home ton Marshall, former Baise club owner, says Western Idaho fans want a six club Intermountain League with two series. Caldwell and Weiser may join Boise, Nampa, Baker City, and La Grande. flood delays affect plans. Lodell and five others may join La Grande if the league forms.
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Marshall
Botte
Idaho
Caldwell
Weiser
Lkely
Boise
Nampa
Baker City
la Grande
Joe Marshall
Lowell to Dedicate Tabernacle in Pendleton Ambition for Bourne Senate
Pendleton barrister Stephen A Lowell arrives to act as counsel in the Hibel suit against Lowell and Sheets. Judge Lowell is to deliver the dedicatory address at the tabernacle tomorrow morning during the Frat Sunday meeting, with Winters and others in the firm seen as bearing senatorial timber.
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Stephen A Lowell
United States
Jonathan Bourne
Senio
Lowell & Win ‘Ers
Pendleton
Lowell
Hibel
Lowell & Sheets
Union
Winters
Junio
Senatorial Timber
Tabernacle
Wurzy Inff Hiler's We Hurry Out Sale Opens
The sale has begun with rapid pace and five of the items have already sold. The event is described as a hurry with multiple offerings and immediate buyers in place.
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Wurzy
Hiler
Hair goods maker offers graft from own combings
Sh will create the latest hair good from your own combings or supply the combings herself. Callan asks to let her explain her capabilities and services.
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Callan
Lodell Leads Colts in Pacific Coast Tryouts
Homeron Marshall reports from Ruise that six clubs are favored as Al Lodell and a string of five other Colts try out under Mc Credle in California for the Portland club in the Pacific Coast league. They will head for La Grande when signaled to cam. A likely six clubs may form the Inter-State baseball League under Class C rules.
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Lodell
Lodell Eayr
McCredie
la Grande
McCredle
California
Portland
Cam
Local contractor faces scheme alleged by rival architect
In La Grande Oregon March 4 191? an official observer reports lawyerly claims by a contractor accusing W H Hockenberry of misusing his name to win school high school bids. The contractor alleges Hockenberry proposed saving costs via his own plan while taking two percent for plans and the contractor one percent, and that this deception was intended to dodge the contractor’s control. The note requests board understanding on project decisions and supplier relationships.
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la Grande
Oregon
Mareh
The
Observer
W. H. Hockenberry
Hockenberry
Letter to editor reveals J L Slater’s critique of schemes
The missive frames a warning against cheap schemes allegedly devised by Hockenberry and others. J L Slater signs with a respectful closing, urging scrutiny of motives and actions.
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Hockenberry
Estate of Calvin R Thornton Deceased Administration Notice
The County Court of Union County Oregon appoints Para L Thor napoleon as administratrix of the estate of Calvin R Thornton deceased. Creditors must present certified claims to her La Grande Oregon residence or to Jno B Hodgin law office in each city within six months from the first publication dated January 26 1910.
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Calvin. R. Thornton
Union County
Oregon
Calvin R. Thornton
la Grande
Jno
Hodgin
L. Thormipon
Ashimrbata Scateie
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