Sign Your Articles or Lose Your Piece, Says Paper
The editorial policy insists on named authors and signed pieces while noting anonymous submissions are rejected. It reports on population estimates and a major riverworks project where Colorado’s river angle was restrained with a concrete bank, saving thousands of homes and enabling salt works to resume freight and traffic.
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Colorado
Big River
Salton
Southern Pacific Railroad
Big
Gulf of California
Washington County Maintains Three Hundred Dollar Exemption
The state notes Washington county remains the sole region allowing the three hundred dollar exemption after a Supreme Court ruling deeming the practice unconstitutional. Across the nation, thirty four states vote next Tuesday with New York drawing most observer attention as the political center. Canadian chartered banks report paid-up capital rising from 82,999,900 to 65,294,219 in six months ending December. Bank deposits grew from 468,671,648 to 52,227,13a in the same period.
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Washington County
Supreme Court
Chartered Banks of Canada
Chicago Tribune Rewards Row Sparks Debated Aid Post
The Chicago Clearing House sent a $5000 reward to James Keeley, marshalling editor, for arresting Stens and Moroccs, while also releasing the county from expenses totaling $5000. The gesture reflects the paper’s influential stance and responsibility.
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Chicago Tribune
Milwauner Avenue
Chicago Clearing House
Is Maraing
James Keeley
Stensand
Moroccs
Aurela mine work attracts steady local interest
Citizens watch the Aurela mine near Grande Rook River with strong expectations of future mill expansion on nearby properties. Oregon game protection costs rise as the special fund shows expenditures to September 30 at 2000 dollars and projected total expenses near 29700 dollars including warder salary and duties.
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Aurela
Grande Rooce
Oregon
Gare and Forestry
Maxire
Fragmentary OCR Note on Indigenous Population in Oregon
Fragmentary text references survival of the fittest and a statement that Oregon has 2900 Indians. The excerpt suggests locals recall past eras when a noted group faced hardship, but the context remains unclear and incomplete.
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Oregon
Pasture For Rent Inquiries At La Grande Bank
Persons desiring first class green pasture with running water should inquire at the La Grande National Bank.
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la Grande National Bank
Is Disease a Crime in Woman’s Health Pieties
An article discusses disease as a social burden on women, criticizing harsh remedies and poverty caused by illness. It highlights Dr. Pierce's remedies, advocating rest, outdoor air, and moderate activity, and offers medical advice and mail order access to his Physician’s Commercial Guide from Buffalo New York.
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Ronan
Sika Hyder
Moihar
Pierce
Monian
Piere
Alain
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Building Stone Clean Coarse Sand and Gravel Delivered
A supplier delivers building stone along with clean coarse sand and gravel. The shipment includes multiple bulk loads for construction use and meets standard material specifications for site work. Delivery confirms transport from quarry to construction site without incident.
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Thescity Grocery and Bakery
F. Polack
Propr
Oregon Produce Company
Seattle
Lawson Bros
W. Noyes
John Hall
Noyes & Hall
Hamilton Building
Corner Pie
Adams Avenue
Steward'’S
Ofeka House
H. Steward
Beach & Bowers
Allc
F. D. Haisten
Adams Ave
H. B. Haisten Fir Street
la Grande Evening Observer
la Grande
Lanelle Pennines
Condifente
Posere Jarvis
Pacific Coast
Labor Commission
Benton
Clackamas
Clatsop
Goos
Curry
Douglas
Grant
Jackson
Josephine
Klamath
Lake
Lane
Lincoln
Malheur
Marion
Multnomah
Polk
Sherman
Tillamook
Umatilla
Wasco
Washington
Yamhill
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New York
J. L Mars
Ming
Ni Lat OU Lee
H. Bohvfnkamp CQ
Matai
Alligator
Morocco
Wairas
Jestaur
T. Ilene
United States Bank Examiners
Af General Banking and Exchange
Union County
City of
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