Union County Sunday School convention program outlined
Chas A Phipps of Portland to attend as a key figure at the Union County Sunday School convention in Cove October 17 18 19. The three day schedule lists receptions music addresses reports round tables devotional sessions and a closing remarks with multiple local ministers participating.
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Chas. A. Phipps
Portland
Union County
Cove Ct
Phipps
Oregon
Hamilton
Alicel
W. Seemann
la Grande
Chas
A Phipps
A Cossett
Summerville
Willis
Elgin
The Fortune Hunter at Hot Lake Tonight
Nathaniel Dunch the fortune hunter arrives in the country to pursue wealth. The Fortune Hunter is praised as a bright American comedy and a major dramatic sensation of the season. Paul Blackwell will recite the drama for guests.
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Hall of Fame
Nathaniel Dunch
Hot Lake
Paul Blackwell
Dance Postponed at Elka Auditorium Tonight
Elks dance at the Elka auditorium tonight has been postponed with a further announcement to follow.
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Elka Auditorium
City to Undertake Street Improvement in La Grande
Notice issued under a February 9 1910 resolution by the La Grande Oregon common council announces the creation of improvement district No. to carry out street works. The document outlines the legal basis and intent of the project for affected property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
la Grande
Oregon
City plans Jefferson avenue improvement district in La Grande
La Grande Oregon city council adopts September 23 1911 plan to improve Jefferson avenue by laying cementWilk? curb and gutter. Affected property owners will be notified ten days after service to face a special assessment. estimated cost 591.60 dollars. Council sets October 18 1911 meeting to discuss costs and hearing.
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Jefferson Avenue
Elm Street
Chaplin
la Grande
Oregon
Ore-gon
C. M. Humphreys
Seventh Street
Washington Avenue
M Avenue
City of
Notice of Improvement District No 40 for Spring Avenue La Grande Oregon
To whom it may concern a notice states that the common council of La Grande Oregon created Improvement District No 40 on October 4 1911 designating Spring Avenue as the district and resolving August 30 1911 to improve the portions of Spring Avenue with standard board walk on the north side ten days after publication
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Common Council
City
la Grande
Oregon
Spring Avenue
Local Improvement Notice for La Grande District Boundaries
A notice states details of a street and curb and gutter improvement in La Grande Oregon. It lists affected properties including segments on Spring avenue Seventh street and Romig's and Chaplin additions, plus the Huntington tract. The estimated cost is $510.55 with a hearing at 8 p.m. on a date in October 1911.
Public notice of Seventh Street improvement district plans
In pursuance of an August 6 1909 action creating improvement district No and designating Seventh street, and a June 28 1911 council resolution declaring intent to improve the described portion of Seventh street by macadam and coal tar pitch, the plan proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
la Grande
Seventh Street
Notice of Union County Board of Equalization Meeting
The Union County Oregon Board of Equalization will meet at the La Grande courthouse on Monday October 16 1911 to openly examine the assessment roll correct errors in land descriptions or valuations and hear grievances from interested persons affidavits with grounds for complaint must be filed in the first week of the meeting. D M Clark Assessor for Union County Oregon.
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County Board of Equalization
Union County
Oregon
Court House
la Grande
D. M. Clark
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Ham
Hack and Ambulance
Uptown
E. L. Bussey
Cove
Rev Powell
Cocrum
Union
W T. Beatty
North Powder
J. A. Baker
Emma Clerk
C. A. Day
Ladies’ Home Journal
THE
Home Pattern Company of
New
the Peoples Store
Fourth Street
Alder Street
Romig
Grandy
A. C. Huntington
Oeegon
Conneth
Board of Equalization
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