Timber Sale Sealed Bids Requested for Whitman National Forest
Portland Oregon April 24 1911 sealed bids for timber sale in Whitman National Forest will be received through June 28 1911. bids must include outside markings and reference December 22 1910 with Whitman in care of the district forester. area Compartment I and II covers extensive sections and yields thousands of feet B M of yellow pine larch douglas fir white fir and lodgepole pine. minimum bids set per species deposits $2000 per bid. timber on valid claims exempt. forest supervisor Whitman National Forest Sumpter Oregon. F E Ames acting district forester. Daily May 27 June 3 10 17 24.
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Portland
Oregon
Whitman
Forest Service
Squiw Creek
W. M
First National Bank of
Whitman National Forest
Sumpter
F. E. Ames
Dally
Boxing and local sports notes stir Union and Baker fans
The column reports on boxing effort and money concerns. Union plans an aviation meet trip to Baker with a debated exhibition game. Manager Bo Smith resigns after overburdening duties. La Grande and Baker clash next week with potential excursion. Union second team routs Telocaset 17 to 2. Tennis interest grows as Baker travels to Elgin. Jess Spencer elected Union team manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Baker
Mulverhill
Baker Boosters
la Grande
Telocaset
Union Republican
Indianapolis Mayor Halts Decoration Day Boxing Tourney
The mayor of Indianapolis has placed a crusher on the boxing tournament advertised for Decoration Day, halting plans and prompting local concern about public events and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Baseball Notes and Baseball Figures Across the Majors
Notes recall Nelson and Neary aiming to return and box in Milwaukee. Flynn to the stage. Jim as trial horse now in line for a title money. Johnny Killing robbed for ninety dollars. Athletics’ western trip labeled a skirmish. Irwin directs the Highlanders, Cochran shines for the Red Sox. Major league pitching depth grows as thirty pitchers used in one day. Bresnahan backs Cards’ first division push. umpires and players clash in the National League. Guess the Tiger Leader and Quaker pilot. Tigers rely on Lively pitcher and ball. Jimmy Callahan shines for the White Sox. echoes of past Pop Anson years. Washington’s luck blamed on a cross-eyed porter’s four-pronged mark.
Notice to Contractors Sealed Proposals Due June 22
Treasury department office of the supervising architect Washington D C May 11 1911 sealed proposals will be received in this office until 3 o'clock p m on the 22nd day of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Office of the Supervising Architect
Washington, D. C
Construction details for La Grande post office improvements
1911 description of contracting work for gas piping heating apparatus electric conduits and wiring fixtures at the U S post office in La Grande Oregon. Drawings and specifications available from the custodian of site or supervising architect James Knox Taylor Supervising Architect. December 17 20 24 27 31
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U. S
la Grande
Oregon
Ore
James. Knox Taylor
Dmy
Dissolution notice for Martin and Bradley firm
The firm of Martin and Bradley is dissolved by mutual consent on May 22 1911. J E Bradley will collect all accounts and continue the business and settle outstanding obligations. T F Martin and J E Bradley La Grande Ore May 22 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Bradley, Plumbers
J. EB. Bradley
J. E. Bradley
T. F. Martin
la Grande, Ore
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ASH Bros
Sporting Notes
Conners
Boise
Bo Smith
Elgin
van Buren
Kooser Or
Keeney
Jess Spencer
Battling Nelson
Charley Neary
Milwaukee
Tay 4
Jin Flynn
Jim
Cubs
New York
Johnny Killing
Arthur Irwin
The
Old Guard
Highlanders
Ial Chase
Cochran
Ite Sox
Rajah
Bresnahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Tigers
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Pop” Anson
Washington
Darky Porter
Nationals
Grand View
LA Grande Investment CO
Coeoetese
Royal
Metropolitan Bak
Ana
Cigar Factory
Robert Pattison Corsetiere
Depot Street
Mahaffy
Main
Waggoner & Zundel
Mr. Renter
Eastern
Oregon Light
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