Baker Boosters Welcomes A. F. Ashley to Lead Local Promotion
Ashley arrives in Baker City as booster secretary of the Commercial club. He heads the O R N colonization department and carries a list of over 2,090 prospective western relocations. He will meet businessmen and citizens, study local conditions, and prepare descriptive literature for inquirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ashley
Commercial Club
Baker City
Baker County
Inquirers
Ingleside
Islam Temple
Mystic Shrine
Barney Oldfield
C. C. King
Oldfield
King
Maxwell
Knox
Oakland
Nelson
Chalmers
West
Auto Car
JOHN Q A WARD SCULPTOR DIES IN NEW YORK AT EIGHTY
John Quincy Adams Ward renowned American sculptor and teacher died in New York City at age 79, born in Urbana Ohio in 1830. His career included central park works and notable statues in Philadelphia New York Newport and Hartford, with praise from Daniel French and Saint-Gaudens for the General Thomas statue.
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John Quincy Adams Ward
New York City
Urbana
Mr. Ward
Ohio
Deary x. Diews
Washington
New York
Sheridan
Hancock
Philadelphia
the Igrim
Shakespeare
Central Park
Henry Ward Beecher
Borough Hall Park
Brooklyn
Commodore Perry
Newport
R. L
Israel Putnam
Hartford
Conn
Daniel C. French
Ward
Edwin Booth
Mr. French
Gaudens
General Thomas
Jamestown
Ores
Bima Powers
Brookiyd
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Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co
Depot Street
Mahaffey
H. B. Waggoner
Tel
Grande Ronde Cash Co
N. K. West
WM. Miller
T. J. Scroggin
H. E. Coolidge
Ass't
United States National Bank
la Grande
N. K
J.L. Caviness
A. T. Hill, H.R. Coolidge
T. Bacon
Frank Conley
C. J. Black
Observer
John Q. A. Ward
Sam
Professor Wabble Izzeers
Chicago Tribune
India
Ceylon
Burma
Andaman Islands
China
Malay Peninsula
Himalayas
Afghanistan
Persia
Caspian
Endrigks & Hall
Geddes Grocery Building
J.B. Whiteman & Son
Elm Street
V. E. Bean
D. F.1zgerald
California National Crude Oil Company
Treasury
California National Crude Oil Co
I. W. Hellman Bldg
Los Angeles, Gal
CAL
National Crude Oil CO
I. W. Hellman
Los Angeles
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