Timber land notice for George A Perch final proof
Notice from the United States Land Office La Grande O R N August 10 1908 stating George A Perch of De Grande Oregon filed timber land application No 0660 for BW NW NY & SW and lot 4 section 1 township 4 south range 41 W M and will prove up to claim the land before the register and receiver October 20 1905. Witnesses listed include Peter Hobensen Charlie Farrer Charles Rowland Frank Gabhart all of Oregon.
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de Grande
Oregon
Ny& SW
Setion 1
W. M
Peter Hobensen
Perry
Ore
Charien Farrer
Charles Rowland
la Grande
Frank Gabhart
Notice for Publication in La Grande Oregon Land Office
Department of the Interior publishes a public notice from the U S Land Office at La Grande Oregon regarding land claim and filing requirements. The notice outlines the steps to locate and file claims, deadlines, and eligibility criteria for applicants seeking property rights or patents.
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Department of the Interior, U. & Land Office At
la Grande, Ore
Minnie B Pierce Timber Claim Notice July 1908
August 10 1908 notice that Minnie B Pierce of La Grande Oregon filed intent to make final timber proof for lands described in SE NE, NE of NE section 12 township 4 south range 37 E W M before the La Grande land office on October 27 1908. Witnesses named George A Pierce Peter Hogansen Charles Farrier and Frank Gabhart. F C Bramwell Register.
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la Grande
Oregon
U. S. Land Office
Ore
George A. Pierce
Peter Hogansen
Perry
Charles Farrier
Frank Gabhart
F. C. Bramwell
Register
Pride Defeats Its Own End Says Bolingbrook
Bolingbrook quotes a maxim on pride and hubris noting that seeking esteem and reverence can backfire as pride induces contempt toward the seeker. The nugget presents a caution on vanity and social judgment.
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Bolingbrook
Daily Showers Bring Relief to Thirsty Earth
The looming rain showers ease drought concerns as forecasts point to renewed moisture. Forecasters credit a passing weather system for beneficial rainfall across regions, aiding fields and gardens and cooling daytime highs.
Taft to Carry Stat Across Oregon by Margin of 19224
Port land Oregonian correspondents in most counties project Taft will win Oregon with about 19 224 votes more than his rivals. Multnomah County leads with about 7500, while other counties show Taft ahead by roughly 11 720. Republicans stay firm though some apathy noted. Democrats gain from defections and socialist and prohibition votes rise, shaping a tighter statewide result.
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Klamath and Lake
Taft
Oregon
Multnomah
Bryan
The
Oregonian
Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Lao
Train catastrophe halts Union Pacific line near Cheyenne
A derailment on the Union Pacific near Cheyenne Wyoming last night kills six men and injures none. The accident blocks the line and stops traffic while farmers facing losses report hundreds of head of livestock lost and widespread suffering.
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Cheyenny
Wyo
Union Pacific
Progress in Today and Tomorrow
A concise reflection on ongoing effort and future certainty attributed to Emerson. The note emphasizes steady activity today as a foundation for a secure tomorrow, highlighting a philosophy of perseverance and forward planning.
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Emerson
Pride as the Master Sim of the Devil
A brief line from Chapin frames pride as a malevolent master sim of the devil, reflecting a satirical or cautionary mood in his writing.
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Pride
Chapin
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