Local Observer notes editor lists and political predictions
The Iveland Observer reports editor George Hr Cuerey and notes subscription rates. It includes editor's note on article submissions, advertising rates, and local notices. It mentions Colonel Emmett Callahan considering a congressional bid, Senator J N Matthaw and Pat McArthur speculation, and Cotton and grain market optimism with Seattle exposition plans.
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Emmett Callahan
Congress
W. R. Ellis
Avent
Bee
Dilis
J. N. Matthaw
Pat McArthur
Shepherd
Poker City Herald
Tourists Offered Grand Alaska Exposition Sea Voyage
Tourists bound for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle this June will have a grand chance to take a world famous excursion along the Alaska coast. The glacier and mountain voyage promises scenic highlights and a premier travel experience during the exposition season.
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Seattle
Alaska
Old Jennie Statue Forever Tied to Rogue Hiver Tribe
A planned exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition this summer will feature a statue titled Old Jennie. The sculpture commemorates the last Rogue Hiver Indian, drawing attention to late Arctic peoples in a major public display.
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Jennie
FAMOUS CAR IN Continued Account Of Endurance Journey
The narrative recalls miles driven with an infamous car effort to cross rough terrain. Engineers repeatedly tackled bridges washouts and corduroy roads, cut sage brush, and navigated mud holes. In one instance the vehicle sank in a clay sink hole and four horses could not move it.
Far-Reaching Auto Tour Through Wyoming Brings Hardships and Fan Fare
The group describes building a corduroy road and 14 bridges in Wyoming as part of a round the world car journey. A 66 horsepower car carried names of towns and businesses, adverting the trip while punctures were few. They faced bar trouble yet enjoyed banquets and welcomes from automobile clubs and cities along the route.
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Wyoming
Boise
Denver
Reddington
Japanese squadron reaches Esquimalt for short stay
The Japanese squadron arrived at Esquimalt B C today and will depart in two days for Vancouver where it will stay until the 22nd. It includes cruisers Azo and Soza under Rear Admiral Ktehti who formerly commanded Bayan, the Russian ship.
No Team 10 Corvallis Plans Flex in Track Season
Local squad decides not to send a team to the Corvallis interscholastic meet amid conflicts with final exams and Eastern Oregon meet. Officials worry endurance and scheduling strain on athletes and possible representation by Grande if required.
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Corvallis
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