Notice to property owners under Ordinance 332 1906
Public notice warns all owners and occupants to keep streets and sidewalks abutting their property free of rubbish and offensive matter under Ordinance 332 1906. Street superintendent H W Stoner issues call with March 6 and April 5 dates. Also contains an advertisement for a bowel remedy by Thos E Williams Berlain's Pills offered by dealers.
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Bérves
H. W. Stoner
Bristol
Tenn
Thos
E. Williams
Berlain
Farm bargains offer near town with fruit and berry potential
Several listings advertise ten acre tracts one mile from the ply with water rights and proven yields. Prices range from 4500 to 6100 with options of one third to one half down and balance on time. Properties include apples peaches cherries strawberries and garden land near a main county road by schools.
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Nto
Vastory
Steward Show Delivers Local Talent at Limited Hall
Home talent production “In Missouri” shown at the Steward last night drew strong local support with Pauline Lederle Maynard Steward Murial Childers C M De Vere George Birnie Evangeline Hume and Mr Dagnin praised. The play proved catchy and well rendered with four acts staged from Joe Vernon's kitchen to Jim Radburn's home, signaling a likely full house at future performances.
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Missouri
Pauline Lederle
Maynard Steward
Murial Childers
C. M. de Vere
George Birnie
Evangeline Hume
Mr. Dagnin
Shicg Umweo
Man Vernon
Lisebeth
Kate
Gladys Brockwell Wong Sag E Eng
Rene
Morial Childers
Joe Vernon
MPT
Tovets
Birnie
Col. Ballinger
Geo
Forbes Jim Radburn
Don Mullally
Burnette
Emily Radburn
Evangeline Home
Sam Fowler
Joe
Traverse
Jim Radburn
Graga
Mill Men Psa Oif Qui Mill Men Psa Oif Qui
Five men employed by Nibley Mimbnang Company join the logging train crew after exams on the QW tracks. June Mason is conductor, Henry Nibley engineer, Lars Brothershiff and Otto Hunter live as brakemen with William Banks and an additional brakeman. The crew starts service at once as logging operations are planned to be busy this year.
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Q.W
Nibley-Mimnang
June Mason
Henry Nibley
Lars Brothershiff
William Banks
Otto Hunter
Selder Enlarges Place with Iceless Soda Fountain
Selder’s confectionery store enlarges its parlors with a rear wall removal to add about 20 seats. Clogston and Nutter rewallpaper and renovate as the iceless soda fountain arrives from local freight yards to cool the ice cream packing water.
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RE. D. Selder
Selder Confectionary
Clogston & Nutter
Tceless
Knights Visit Baker As Ontario Delegates Attend
E. B. Kiddle miller and Mason J. EB Reynolds and J. M. Hills attended the Baker Knights Templar gathering with nine novitiates from Ontario. Grand Commander W. A. Cleland of Portland presided and later traveled to Ontario for business. La Grande delegates praised the Baker event. Charles Holmes was arrested for striking a Chinaman, posted $10 bond, failed to appear in justice court, and the bond was forfeited.
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W. A. Cleland
E. BE. Kiddle
Island City
J. Eb, Reynolds, &.Neralissimo
J. M. Hills
Baker
Knights Templar
Ontario
Portland
Cleland
la Grande
Charles Holmes
Faulk
Justice Court
Trains Delayed By Wreck Near Perry
Freight train derailed two box cars near Perry delaying the eastbound No. 4 about an hour and the westbound No. 17 while a wrecker straightened the track. Minor trouble but required re-railment. Rescue Hose company No. 1 to meet tonight by order of foreman Frank Bay.
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Perry
Rescue Hose Company No. 1
Frank Bay
Alleged Meacham thief held by city police
Chief Walden captured a man in Pendleton sought for a Meacham creek robbery in Umatilla county. Police say Terence Rose is detained in the city jail awaiting sheriff Taylor. The suspect is in big demand in the Umatilla jail and accused of taking a gun money and valuables.
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Walden Todlay
Pendleton
Meacham Creek
Umatilla
Taylor
Terrence Rose
Paving to Start Tomorrow in Warren City Work
L. D. Sullivan, superintendent of Warren Construction, announced work will begin in the morning and paving contracts will be completed rapidly. All foremen have arrived in the city.
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L. D. Sullivan
Warren Construction Company
Roosevelt Receives Warm Welcome in Los Angeles
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Los Angeles to a hearty reception. A committee of prominent citizens met him at the station and escorted him to his hotel. He will stay until tomorrow night before continuing north, with several public functions arranged in his honor.
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Los Angeles
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
North
Great Highway Planned for Towa
Fort Dodge Iowa March 21 Plans to construct a great highway across the northern part of Iowa to connect Sioux City on the Missouri river with Dubuque on the Mississippi river were discussed here today at a meeting of the executive officers and directors of the Hawkeye Highway Improvement association.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Sioux City
Missouri River
Dubuque
Mississippi River
Hawkeye Highway Improvement Association
Quincy Automobile Show Opens in Quincy Illinois
The first automobile show in the region opens in Quincy Illinois under the Quincy Automobile club. A large display of motor cars and accessories is showcased and the show runs through the end of the week.
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Quincy
Quincy Automobile Club
German assailant Ulrich held on $500 bond in Washington case
Ulrich the German who assaulted Booker T. Washington waived examination in New York on March 21 and was held on bonds of five hundred dollars. Washington appeared in court but did not testify.
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New York
Ulrich
Booker T. Washington
Washington
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